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Mikhaleva addressed his death early Monday morning, writing "So early…so early" on her Instagram Story with crying and heart emojis.
The meme happened so early in the year and we put it into production so early I was scared it wouldn't still hold steam come Halloween.
No other state bans abortion so early on in pregnancy.
Their own offices were unavailable so early in the morning.
But even so, early hominins would have still suffered stress.
PEOPLE: Going into labor so early must have been frightening.
"I wouldn't give up policy optionality so early," he said.
I just didn't expect it to be difficult so early.
"It's hard to get up so early," Ms. Pierre said.
They should do so early and often; loudly and proudly.
None of Summitt's teams had left the tournament so early.
So why did Maryland release this press release so early?
Dubinsky: I think 210 years ago, so — So, early-early.
The Falcons — so good so early — never touched the ball.
This was my waking thought, so early in the morning.
I didn't want to limit myself to that so early.
"We're so early in this entire industry," says CEO Nikolaj Hviid.
I hate to do this to you so early in 2018.
Because I fell asleep so early, I'm up at 23 a.m.
It is so early, even my French Bulldog stays in bed.
" Asked Madonna, 59, "Wait, how do you do it so early?
Why would Instagram, a promising startup, sell so early, people wondered.
Price: $214 on Amazon  Adult coloring books are so early 249.99s.
But I feel sad that I have to leave so early.
This is to be expected so early on in the process.
"Mentally, I'm always ready," Lorenzen said of coming in so early.
Thanks for showing up so early, RVA- y'all went HARD today.
Roberts invited scrutiny in Game 2 after pulling Hill so early.
The reason we arrive so early is because location is everything.
Bayern has never ousted a manager so early in the campaign.
I'm living out everything I've ever wanted to do so early.
That's part of the reason Brawl Stars was in beta so early.
Because it's still so early, it's difficult to project Irma's ultimate trajectory.
But the alert can come so early as to be almost useless.
Clark hesitated, knowing she'd have to leave her son so early on.
I mean that's where we are right now, it is so early.
In some areas it might end up being record cold so early.
So early chat and forum platforms like Usenet and AOL were popular.
But one thing that many might not expect to start so early?
Because the cancer had been caught so early, no chemotherapy was recommended.
I advised against this because it was so early in his recovery.
I wish it wasn't so early, so I get back in bed.
In losing his language so early but remembering faces, Jim was unusual.
Sanders said there was nothing unusual about raising political cash so early.
Then...no apology...said it was OUR fault for arriving so early.
It is so early in this couple's relationship and I'm already exhausted.
There weren't many keepers about, it was so early in the morning.
My experience there was probably different because I was there so early.
I would toast you if it wasn't so early in the morning.
Zirngast told Reuters he was surprised the acquittal verdict came so early.
" Confused by who would be ringing so early, I asked, "Who's calling?
We all head off to bed since we were up so early.
Q: How did you get involved in the movie business so early?
"It was a remarkable effect to see so early on," Casaletto said.
There are potential downsides to focusing on the re-election so early.
It's interesting to see these numbers so early on in the investigation.
And judging by Noah's preparedness in asking Simone so early, he means business.
"I'm so thankful to have gotten this job so early on," she says.
"I'm so fortunate that I have Jon Snow so early in my career."
I don't ever remember school starting so early when I was a kid.
I'm so thankful that they let me do this from so early on.
We're up so early for a Sunday but it's fine... Okay, not really.
And few of these major conflicts develop so early in a president's term.
VICE: What compelled you to wake up so early to see Hillary Clinton?
I get up with him, feeling well-rested after turning in so early.
"We're so early in the medium as a narrative storytelling device," says Tramz.
"I am sorry to trouble you so early in the morning," she says.
I couldn't risk having that happen so early in this trip to China.
That's why a wave is apparent so early — 182 days before Election Day.
The emotional spark burned so bright, so early, that nothing could reignite it.
Pledging, so early in the campaign, to resign if the reforms were rejected.
And the campaigning started so early that it bumped up against the midterms.
"She is too small to go so early," one of her cousins said.
"I couldn't believe that many people came out so early," Marek told CNN.
There is absolutely no reason Harris should be out this race so early.
Predicting the Democrats' nominee so early in the process is a fool's errand.
"People are clamoring so early just because Trump is so bad," she said.
So early on I learned how important it was to be "chosen," selected.
He recently learned that announcing he would run so early was a misstep—to avoid rigorous scrutiny of the Federal Election Commission so early on, most politicians say instead that they are "considering" a run until closer to an election.
I really do love that their school starts so early, despite our rushed mornings.
Our mission today was fairly easy, but getting up so early always drains me.
So, early on in this interview, I asked if Endgame's narrative was similarly straightforward.
They leave pretty late and I'm exhausted, since I was up so early today!
"It was unfortunate because that was so early in development," says the former employee.
The Indians dominate the terrain, though, so early Pakistani attacks fail with heavy casualties.
An ICO may be a consequential innovation, so early entrants will make a mint.
Thanks so much for coming and talking us to us so early this morning.
Because Android N is getting released so early, it doesn't even have a name.
WATTERS: You must&aposve been tired from being up so early for the wedding.
After all, neither BuzzFeed nor Vice were doing layoffs so early into their existences.
Thompson said she was surprised to run the time so early in the season.
We're thankful this has been brought to our attention so early in the month.
"It's really cool that I was able to play her so early," Osaka said.
The Washington, D.C. bar scene has never been thriving so early in the day.
But such tumult so early in the electoral cycle bodes badly, whatever happens next.
He usually wouldn't talk about things so early, but he wants to be careful.
"It feels worse for me because with IVF you know *so* early," she shared.
"I wasn't prepared to think of politics so early in the morning," she said.
Almost 11:00 ... Can't believe I'm up so early ... This calls for a drink.
The band got together so early in their lives, but it seemed fully realized.
If I'm going to the set, I'm usually up so early, at 4 a.m.
He's very traditional and wasn't open to having sex so early in our relationship.
Q. The world has watched you grow up on screen — you started so early.
"I'm so proud to see so many people out here so early," he added.
It's a lot to demonstrate for an episode that came so early in the series.
Also, whenever people want to talk about Thor, it's so ridiculous because it's so early.
It's super exciting to be involved in a company that's so early in its development.
No other president so early in his first term has suffered such low approval ratings.
I noticed how fatigued I was all day after having to get up so early.
"It actually hasn't been a big deal so far because I'm so early," Mollen says.
I love to drive, and since we're up so early, the roads are relatively empty.
Cruz acknowledged it was unusual to choose a running mate so early in the race.
So early preparation for the future revolves around developing, polishing and expanding on this adaptability.
The reason for getting reviews out there so early is simple: This movie is good!
"It actually hasn't been a big deal so far because I'm so early," she said.
Turns out I didn't need to be there quite so early, but I don't mind.
I'm absolutely exhausted from waking up so early, so I decide to take a nap.
I mean, why would they want to know it so early on in the show?
It's an unusual feeling to see the sun setting so late and rising so early.
"I never thought I'd manage to win this so early in my career," she said.
Ronaldo obviously could not find it either after his injury so early in the final.
Many, including Mr. Obama himself, expressed surprise when he won the peace prize so early.
"I was surprised we incurred a cost overrun so early in the project," he said.
Are there any advantages to taking this leap of faith so early in your career?
"I wasn't ready for David to grill me so early," she remarked to her father.
I think that's the audience we will attract, but it's so early; you don't know.
It's still so early: People haven't even picked up their cars from the bar yet.
The bad news for the supermodel is she got dismissed so early in the day.
"We are so early in our investigation it's hard to pinpoint anything specific," Limani said.
So, early on, Pete captured a moment with a CNN town hall in early march.
Of course they don't know it's her who's driving up so early in the morning.
Less privileged students need to shop around, so early decision doesn't really work for them.
Why am I up so early on a weekend when I don't have set plans?!
So early on, I told Dave not to wake me up to be intimate, ever.
It's an elegant and gluttonous feast for so early in the day—a recurring theme.
So early last year, they turned their attention to the idea of fostering refugee children.
And this story is still so early that there's nothing to fear about the future.
Seems like he wasn't trying to deal with more cops, especially so early in 2017.
Most ominous of all, the reigning champion has never been this dominant so early on.
With Scarlett, can you talk a bit about the strategy of announcing a console so early?
And the research on hallucinogens is so early that scientists don't fully grasp how it works.
"I'm pleased I am able to meet President Trump so early in his administration," May said.
I was startled to see her here so early; had I messed up our meetup time?
J. arrives shortly after me and since it's so early, we're seated in large, quiet booth.
As people who want a better world, we shouldn't be limiting our demands so early on.
And these are the questions that we are so early in ... And not capable of answering.
Rankings are a quantitative list of a qualitative subject, and especially so early in the season.
It's so early in the process that there's no gameplay to see just yet, only artwork.
Because we had had that conversation so early on, it took the pressure off the situation.
Finding such a large black hole existing so early in the universe's history surprised the researchers.
Why did Camp turn over the reins of Uber so willingly to Travis Kalanick so early?
"Respect to all of you who always get up so early on Sunday mornings," he said.
"Warren is running for president so early, trying too hard, and chasing bad pitches," Carroll added.
Fire officials struggled to remember another fire that was so destructive so early in the year.
The heat wave is "unusually strong for so early in the summer," according to Weather Underground.
The most obvious reason for that is that the high school day generally starts so early.
So early in the morning there's a whole doggy network in the park that takes place.
We were in a partnership so early on because we had to depend on each other.
I was at the airport so early there were no lines for the regular desk anyway. 
So Early Rubens requires zero interest in Old Masters to appreciate what it has to offer.
Q: Do you ever worry about burnout, especially since you started working so early in life?
Don't feel the pressure to be all in on your brand so early in the process.
It was so early, so no one had any idea [of] the status of the roads.
Because his construction job started so early in the morning, Javier was usually the first home.
"So early to bed, early to rise, work like hell, and organize," he said in one.
Heart cells begin beating so early in gestation that many women don't yet know they're pregnant.
We'll never fully understand how a life with so much promise and talent ended so early.
And so early on the second day, we drove to the pond, which abuts a nature reserve.
"It is premature to make predictions so early in the course of this apparent outbreak," he said.
Of course, I worry about the implications of starting all of these anti-aging procedures so early.
It is unusual for US leaders to be offered full state visits so early in their terms.
To lose one or two senior officials so early on in an administration might look like unlucky.
Because the game takes place so early in the Fallout timeline, there are no settlements to explore.
Melting observed on 143% of Greenland ice sheet that day, likely a record so early in season.
We walk in without a reservation but get a spot at the bar because we're so early.
It's a drag to get up so early but I feel so much better once I'm done.
"We are pleased that we managed to get this financing sorted out so early," the spokesman said.
Or should I hold onto a good guy who I was lucky to find so early on?
What's worrying is that this is happening so early, that we already have this degree of contestation.
But is he bold enough to overturn a long-standing court precedent so early in his tenure?
"We felt like we had an advantage because we were into this stuff so early," Scott says.
Dr. Kramer shouldn't risk losing readers so early in the climb with rickety little cairns of humblebrag.
He accused the recruiter of hiding something because he was rejected so early in the interview process.
Four hours and five or six stories about your childhoods later, it is not so early anymore.
With planning, these additional taxes can be avoided, so early communication with a tax advisor is key.
First, how was he able to do so many different things, so early, and for so long?
Additionally, previous presidents' campaigns did not raise money for re-election so early in their first term.
That's most likely why our concern for social standing begins so early and persists throughout our lives.
And finding out about the potential risk so early gave her a sense of control, she said.
Truth be told, no one had expected my grandfather to pass away so early or so suddenly.
And they say any TV ads so early in the cycle would do little to sway voters.
"Downstairs, porridge," he commands, with little need of preposition or adverb so early on in the day.
There's something so early '00s retro about the aesthetic of this song and video to me which appeals.
"This type of offer so early in the litigation process is unprecedented," Clifford said in an emailed statement.
So, early reads on what he&aposs thinking, what he thinks his colleagues will be thinking -- after this.
Schumer also explained why she and Fischer decided to tie the knot so early on in their relationship.
"To be able to see that so early in the process is amazing and totally new," Tremblay said.
"It actually hasn't been a big deal so far because I'm so early," she told PEOPLE shortly thereafter.
If it is the latter, it would be incredibly troubling to see so early in a phone's life.
I take the school shuttle and get there an hour or so early to get in the zone.
Accomplishing that feat so early in your career takes — yep, you guessed it — a lot of red carpets.
"It actually hasn't been a big deal so far because I'm so early," she told PEOPLE shortly thereafter.
We've been doing this for over a decade, but we are so early in this mission and journey.
Since I got into the office so early, my boss lets me leave as soon as we're done.
That's why it's hard to know so early whether the edited cells from CRISPR will actually be effective.
Babies delivered so early are often born with skin fragile to the touch, trouble breathing, and underdeveloped eyelids.
"It actually hasn't been a big deal so far because I'm so early," Mollen told PEOPLE in June.
Other people I think might be less sincere about it but it's still so early in this game.
"It actually hasn't been a big deal so far because I'm so early," Mollen told PEOPLE in June.
Trump is not the only new president to take issue with being judged so early in their term.
"It actually hasn't been a big deal so far because I'm so early," she told PEOPLE in June.
I don't want a 12-year-old to give up one for the other so early in life.
"I feel like we're so early in the journey still," she says, referring to large companies in general.
The findings indicate advances in technology and social structures unexpected so early in our species' history, they said.
So early buds and leaves — pea shoots, sunflower shoots, mustard flowers — are often used to dress up dishes.
Mississippi would be the first state to enact a law outlawing abortion so early on in a pregnancy.
There's definitely going to be some sort of reckoning at some point, but it's still so early on.
"Obviously I didn't want to play Venus so early on, but it can happen," Serena said on Monday.
There was one defensive highlight, but it happened so early in the day it was easy to miss.
Usually, fires don't spread to a rainforest area so early in the fire season, which begins around September.
Mr. Trump's decision to visit the base so early in his presidency was "a very big deal," Gen.
"I just think it's so early in the process, first you have to get the nomination," he said.
But rarely does a president clash so forcefully with his own party so early in his first year.
Plus, not everyone is ready to give up on those New Year's resolutions so early in the year.
Maybe the skeleton holiday-weekend crew wasn't ready to sound official so early in the morning, one could reason.
So, the official asked, how could the hacking be a pro-Trump operation if it began so early on.
Still, Luis was somewhat shocked -- albeit pleasantly -- to be visiting the White House so early in a Trump administration.
However, Mississippi isn't the first state to attempt to ban abortion so early on in a pregnancy, Gray said.
Playing a star of Brooks' stature — even so early on in her career — requires a rare brand of charisma.
The app was only just released so early bugs — like the location issue — will no doubt be ironed out.
However, with the feature so early in development, it's impossible to know exactly what Snap has planned for it.
He didn't realize he had an interview scheduled so early, hence the cozy sweat pants and post-nap tardiness.
I feel bad for making us all wake up so early when we could have taken the 5 a.m.
One ANC official accompanying the president complained to the local press that he had never woken up so early.
Chris Christie was one of the first -- and now looks principled by comparison because he sold out so early.
I was an early user of AOL, so early I didn't even have a number after my user name.
In a call, I asked Dr. Tim Furche, Wrapidity's CTO, why the startup had decided to sell so early.
Rarely is a U.S. leader presented with an opportunity to define his presidential legacy so early in his term.
So early human ancestors must have had the cognitive skills to purposely hit stones together to create sharp tools.
It is unusual to make the announcement of a pick for vice-president so early in the electoral process.
He opted not to accept outside investment, despite strong interest, because his project is so early in its development.
I pay for breakfast for us all, because I feel bad that they have to get up so early.
So early Thursday morning, rumours started flying around the internet that Buckingham Palace had called an emergency staff meeting .
RBC Capital Markets analysts said strong growth in Travel against tough comparisons so early in the year was encouraging.
The other challenge he faced going with a serverless approach so early was a dearth of tooling around it.
"It is rare to see so many storms of such strength so early in the season," Guterres told reporters.
Some particle physicists feel political competition so early in the machine's design process will cloud the main scientific goal.
Then postpartum depression kicked in, so early motherhood has not been only raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens.
"She is detecting [the cancer] so early that they can't even see it on a scan yet," Herfel shared.
"LaPierre bristled at the thought of openly supporting Trump so early," the Post reported the firm's court filing said.
CFO Menne told analysts the group was reluctant to give a more ambitious forecast so early in the year.
The studies underscore the risk Warren took introducing so many -- and such detailed -- plans so early in the campaign.
So early in my 20s my friends got engaged, and they were constantly asking me to be their bridesmaid.
And it's surprising to see such a large assemblage of matter so early in the history of the universe.
For right now, if only because it's so early in the process, everybody is playing nice in the sandbox.
I always knew he would be successful, but it is impressive to see him play so well so early.
Like Fury, Martin appears to think Joshua has bit off more he can chew so early in his career.
Planned Parenthood endorsed Hillary Clinton, the first time the group has thrown its support to a presidential candidate so early.
But it's certainly a conundrum for executives to have to make decisions amidst such a scandal so early in filming.
We masked-up and relaxed and, thankfully, it was not too busy because it was so early in the morning.
He said the size of the whale was also extremely impressive, being very large for so early in whale evolution.
In the beginning, I had a little trouble getting here so early, and I was late a couple of times.
I still cannot believe that Kristoff is gone, so early, so unexpectedly, one month after our last meeting in Moscow.
Did you have any trepidation about suggesting the fantasy was all in his head so early in the show's run?
Does it bother you that you feel like you have to disclose your trans status so early in a relationship?
"I know I shouldn't be posting about this so early, but I just can't help it," she captioned the post.
"We're still so early in the market right now, we're in the first ball of the first over," he suggested.
We're up so early for a Sunday because we're going back to C.'s brother's winery to help harvest grapes.
But we're so early in both the Libra project and federal antitrust inquiries that it's unclear what comes next.6.
No one stalked me because it was so early in the morning, and I was by myself in the rain.
So early this week when the USDA released data showing that pork belly reserves were way down, people flipped out.
But it is odd for a President to speak so openly in such a way so early in his presidency.
"Whenever you meet Ondrej it's a battle and it's hard when you meet each other so early," Drysdale old reporters.
Some shows have played with this pretty well: Battlestar Galactica did so early in its run, as did Stargate: Universe.
The only reason Apple would announce it so early is because it wants to steal some of Google's recent thunder.
It's so early that even the spambots aren't awake yet, much less anyone with something important to say to me.
When the Nordic dark settled in, so early, The children, blanketed in white, began to fuss at sleep, and cry.
Others said that in giving away a significant chip so early in the game, Trump was undermining his negotiators' leverage.
"I'm glad Andy Beshear has announced his candidacy so early," state Republican Party spokesman Tres Watson said in an email.
However, since it was introduced so early in the 2202th Congress, the bill does not yet have any co-sponsors.
"Whenever you meet Ondrej it's a battle and it's hard when you meet each other so early," Drysdale told reporters.
This lounge had taps for beer as well, but they were closed because it was so early in the morning.
Gallup notes even recent presidents have not had such low numbers across party lines so early in their first terms.
But the movie's arc — with grief being sidelined so early, and mostly mitigated — also rang a little hollow to me.
Obviously I'd vote for him if he's the nominee, but that's a pretty depressing prospect so early in the game.
I created the character of Mary Katherine Gallagher in that show, so early on I just thought Madeleine was amazing.
It's so early and so clearly positioned as a first preview that there are likely to be plenty of bugs.
The Seattle Mariners' rotation offers an intriguing perspective on the risks to a pitcher of exerting the arm so early.
"To win so early in my career is amazing, and I'm already looking forward to the next tournament," he said.
"It doesn't make sense that new airplanes are having these kinds of problems so early in their lives," he said.
"It doesn't make sense that new airplanes are having these kinds of problems so early in their lives," he said.
"I wish they didn't, but I understand why they did, because underage kids shouldn't be smoking so early," she said.
And this graphic looks at the historical precedent for the field being so large, so early (spoiler: there is none).
But if I look back on the interviews that we did and one, why did we do those so early?
While racial disparities in healthcare aren't new, it's harrowing to see that they begin having an impact so early in life.
Still, it's a highly unusual epidemic right now in Madagascar, with so many pneumonic plague cases so early in the season.
So early in the first quarter he plunged left on a run and brought his team to the 4-yard line.
"We're so early on and we've made great progress, but we want to make deep penetration into this industry," said Haldeman.
His choice to highlight women's rights so early in the debate made him stand out from the rest of the group.
As for Jessica, she says she sometimes reflects on her life and the accident that could have ended it so early.
This is the least we can do for them, for having had to overcome so much so early in their lives.
And I'll admit I'm a little bit surprised that the Chekhov's gun of the Glanders vial actually went off so early.
There are a few sites on this list, however, that show how much promise the internet held, even so early on.
These are generally lower than DB pensions (hence their popularity with employers), so their recipients cannot afford to retire so early.
This is mostly because it's still so early for them that they will just go upstairs and get back in bed.
The United States has refused to join UNCLOS, even after a strong push to do so early in the Obama administration.
And because Spiegel pushed Snap to go public so early in its existence, Wall Street isn't something he can simply ignore.
"I think a lot of people expect there to be a little bit of a lull, clinching so early," Solis said.
That level of departures -- particularly so early in an administration -- is historically anomalous, again according to data gathered by Dunn Tempas.
Despite being so early in her career, Lee, who joined in 2016, has already co-led several investments for the firm.
Another E.R. Visit So early that evening they all got back into the car and drove to the St. Raphael campus.
I got there about five minutes after it opened, and I was surprised by how many people were there so early.
As said in the article, situations like this "don't need to be approached so early", but we are far too late.
These are the questions that we are so early in and so incapable of answering, as an industry and a government.
So early Saturday morning, the 30 migrants hiding under the boughs of the tree watched the border and made their calculations.
Anyway, so I think that what it did is, I think that it gave people ... We're so early on in Tinder.
He examined me and said that I was so early into the pregnancy that my body reabsorbed it [the embryo remnants].
So early Monday, I drove from my Sacramento-area home to Oroville, about 80 miles north in the Sierra Nevada foothills.
Because of long commutes, some workers have to leave home so early that no one is awake to make their lunch.
It was an odd omission, especially since OnePlus was so eager to release a 5G device so early in the technology's lifecycle.
"Please join me in remembering Jonathan and the other victims taken so early in life by a senseless, horrible act," he wrote.
I was planning to leave early (because I got in so early), but I guess that plan just went out the window.
"We should be back to U.S. dollar weakness a little bit into December and even more-so early next year," Anderson said.
The countless enemies he made along the way were always likely to cause trouble, though few expected it to come so early.
I almost didn't since I went to bed so early but apparently I had a lot of sleep to catch up on.
Making such predictions so early gave her a disproportionate amount of publicity and allowed her to set the agenda throughout the campaign.
And so early in 2005, in Facebook's first year as a real company, he called up the word's richest man: Bill Gates.
Your colleagues will be impressed that you listened to them, and that you're doing something about it so early in your tenure.
I doubt that would have happened had I not been introduced to space and the "final frontier" so early in my life.
"We should be back to U.S. dollar weakness a little bit into December and even more so early next year," Anderson said.
And she deserves a shout-out for highlighting the disparities in opportunity among us so early and in such an enduring song.
The 2020 Democratic primary will be a long and brutal slog, so early surveys should be taken with a grain of salt.
ESPN's Doris Burke said it was "ridiculous" that Leonard would sit out of a high-profile game so early in the season.
"It's so early that everyone's focus is on Steve's health and recovery," said one lawmaker who serves on the GOP whip team.
Even if that is a legitimate concern, it doesn't explain why the deadline for shifting party enrollment has to be so early.
You can't help but wonder what it took to achieve financial security so early, so you click and hope to learn something.
"It's fantastic, so much energy so early in the morning," Josh Hunking from Texas, watching his first Ryder Cup in Europe, said.
The spending rate has concerned some outside allies, who have raised questions about the extensive digital investment so early in the campaign.
But the actual number is likely higher because many miscarriages occur so early in pregnancy that a woman doesn't realize she's pregnant.
Given their massive amounts of star production so early on, galaxies like this could have influenced the universe and helped it evolve.
President Andrzej Duda said on Twitter it was a "crushing tragedy" that five young girls had died so early in their lives.
So when we started Trivago it was rather about bootstrapping and not taking up so much money so early in the process.
I splurged and got an Uber there for $7.52, since I leave the house so early and didn't want to take the train.
"It could be  Homo erectus , but, because it&aposs so early, it&aposs also possible it&aposs an even earlier ancestor," Petraglia said.
The implications of finding two distinct branches of life so early in the planet's history has implications for finding life on other planets.
The startup raised close to $10 million more in funding in March, 2015, perhaps more than it needed so early in its lifecycle.
They asked why I was getting picked up so early, and I said, 'They started talking about smoking marijuana, and I got uncomfortable.
Tran says the rarity of getting to join such a famous franchise so early on in her career is not lost on her.
I grew to love the sunrises and to appreciate the fact that I saw so many thanks to always being up so early.
Prairie dresses go way back, bike shorts were a staple of the '80s, and the recent uproar over logos is so early-noughties.
I didn't know why he would be coming so early, I didn't know if he would be okay if he came this early.
This is without concerted marketing efforts (they did launch on Product Hunt last September, so early users have skewed towards Silicon Valley/California).
But that doesn't mean she's open to getting engaged so early on in a relationship again: "I'm older and wiser now," she says.
Most advocates are hopeful that seeing such a strong contrast between the parties so early in the campaign will motivate people to vote.
"It sucks when you lose one of your primary guys so early in the game, but we're a no-excuse team," Cousins said.
But he says that fight got "so partisan, so early" — especially after the Federal Communications Commission approved rules meant to guarantee net neutrality.
So early-stage investors spend all their time looking for great founders and helping them build a company behind their instincts and leadership.
That's why we're out so early; we want to beat the heat, and make sure any lizards caught in the traps do, too.
Carson said he appreciated being asked a question so early in the debate, or else he might have needed a wake-up call.
Girardi, who had only one right-handed hitter on the bench — Ronald Torreyes — was not willing to turn to his bullpen so early.
That is a five-game gap that could mean something, or nothing at all, since it is still so early in the season.
This is because it is very hard to understand how many stellar-massed black holes could combine together so early in the universe.
The 20-something shared how she found success so early in her career — and when so many other startups fail — with Business Insider.
Young children and their parents may not be aware of reduced vision function and so early vision screenings are important for early intervention.
Lam Wing-kee was the fourth of the five to return to Hong Kong, and did so early on Tuesday, city police said.
Mr. Cruz acknowledged that some had questioned why he would choose a prospective vice president so early (and despite a sizable delegate deficit).
"My kids have to sit through church extra long because I bring them there so early," a woman at my table told me.
I am miserable to be "networking" so early in the morning, and I still don't feel 100%, but at least breakfast is free.
I was annoyed that my ex-girlfriend shrugged him off so early, and that I didn't check him out until that much later.
Their two daughters had already moved out, so it couldn't have been them, and nobody else was expected so early in the morning.
Moment of infamy: Walker's presidential campaign was notoriously short, and his biggest moment in the election season was leaving the race so early.
It was not surprising that so early in the opera the audience stopped the performance for five minutes with its applause and cheers.
Winter break came so early in December that it made no sense to go home for Thanksgiving, no matter how homesick I was.
" Dina's obsession with beauty makes her feel sorry for Isabel, who she feels has settled for "a dreamless existence so early in life.
It's not common for autonomous test cars to be driven with just one person behind the wheel so early in the technology's development.
Sometimes, as happened in New York, the deadlines to switch party affiliation can be so early that voters realize too late to participate.
Mr. Sessions got tremendous criticism from longtime friends and allies here in Alabama for endorsing Mr. Trump so early in the 2016 primaries.
It's still cool to be up so early when the sky still has a purple hue and the desert is actually quite chilly.
The cut is not unusual so early in the year ahead of China's Lunar New Year holiday, which begins this year on Jan.
So early days Steve Jobs, I think just a plain narcissist, or maybe an extreme narcissist if you look at the typical signatures.
I was hidden for so long, and so focused on work, then I had my children so early and they were my focus.
Eat Radishes with sweet butter and coarse kosher salt is so early, so seminal a food memory that I cannot remember my first.
It also takes impressive swagger for the show to spend an entire episode chasing a red herring, especially so early in the season.
In a town too small to have any nightlife, van Aarle was usually the only one walking around so early in the morning.
Reed will have a chance to do so early on Saturday, with Woods giving he and Simpson another chance in the morning fourballs.
" And so, "early in my life, I thought, 'I'm going to make enough money that my family will never have to worry about this.
The U.S. central bank has forecast three rate rises in 2017, however investors do not expect a rate hike so early in the year.
It wasn't until a friend chastised me for giving up so early that I decided to revisit the special from where I'd left off.
Sometimes they start so early that it's the only life they know, and by that point, the child may have become the family breadwinner.
But Afghan officials seem reluctant to give away that leverage so early in their talks, before they have secured Taliban commitments on basic issues.
Combs, who recently notched his second No. 1 with "When It Rains It Pours," is delighted by the honor so early in his career.
"The financial performance was great, and it's nice to see the guidance go up so early in 21.68," said Cowen & Co analyst Eric Schmidt.
At first I'm frustrated that it's so early, but then I realize it's Daylight Saving Time, so I actually slept for nine hours. Yes!
I feel badly for subjecting him to that so early in our relationship, so I Venmo him for the Uber home from the bar.
Not sure what's up with the glow in the pic (ceiling mirror?) or how those sheets stay so crisp so early in the morning
"The Cuban government has paid the first installment, and done so early," France's ambassador to Cuba, Jean-Marie Bruno, said on late on Wednesday.
Reaching the Martian surface so early in the space age is a feat unto itself, especially given the extenuating circumstances of epic dust storms.
" He added, "She's been a really creative input on my music… she was an amazing person, and terribly sad that she's gone so early.
If Democrats again hold a weak hand when the next vacancy occurs, they would be wise to cut their losses and do so early.
"I was very strongly opposed to going down the avenue of committing so much to stock so early," former CEO Ivan Reedman told Harris.
So, now that we've got that out of the way, we bet you're wondering why more babies are born so early in the morning.
The costs of the project skyrocketed so much and so early that Newsom still had the credibility and political capital to kill the project.
If life began so early on Earth, maybe it means it's more common than not in the Universe — starting with out closest neighbor, Mars.
Noisey: How much did starting out on YouTube influences you as artists, especially in terms of being so exposed to the public so early?
Since the pregnancy was so early at that point, her doctor told her it was fine to play — so she did, and she won.
But because the internet was so early, the dangers of it were yet to be discovered and miraculously, she was allowed to go online.
In fact, in the history of modern polling, this low of an approval rating has never been seen so early in a president's tenure.
So early Saturday morning, Mr. Sanders stood in the marble foyer, which looks out onto a large cobblestone drive just inside the Vatican walls.
I coped, and because I learned to cope so early in life, I learned to numb the rest of my feelings along with it.
It's not the activities that prevent them from getting enough sleep — it's the school start times that require them to wake up so early.
Researchers found that during the 1918 Spanish flu, cities that canceled schools and public gatherings — and did so early — fared better than other cities.
We knew we'd have to base everything on some kind of dataset, so early on, we thought, 'What if we used our back catalog?
"She couldn't believe he took her to meet his family so early in their relationship, and she absolutely loved his parents," Ms. Pybus said.
Winter break came so early in December that it made no sense to go home for Thanksgiving, no matter how homesick Margaret Renkl was.
"How they grew to such mass so early after the Big Bang is a profound puzzle for physics," the authors say in their paper.
As of Friday, the Gallup poll put his approval rating at 38 percent, the lowest of any modern president so early in his tenure.
But I cannot see a man who is 53 years old, who was not fatally ill, would accept the idea of dying so early.
"It's striking that it's so early - it means a huge change in the whole automobile industry," Niklas Höhne, of the NewClimate Institute, told Reuters.
We don't know what it is, we don't know what he had done there, and we don't know why it was done so early.
This kind of covert sexism is dangerous so early in the 2020 contest because it sets the tone for the rest of the campaign.
So early on in the presidential race, her campaign made it clear that she was just going to go ahead and own the pantsuit.
In 2010, when the NRLC began pushing 20-week abortion bans, only one state (Nebraska) had a law outlawing abortion so early in the pregnancy.
With the record coming so early in the game's life, he admits that it isn't the most optimized route and his time could be bested.
It's hard to see why this would happen to such a great dog so early, but we know the Lord has greater plans for him.
So early bookers may get the best deals, but anyone looking for a last-minute getaway isn't necessarily going to get gouged during the holidays.
Jones won't turn 2913 until a month after Minnesota's season ends in mid-April, perhaps the last time it ends so early for some time.
A bacteria is responsible but has no known cure, so early detection means grove owners can try to halt an epidemic by destroying infected trees.
At some point in the night, we hit a nasty storm, despite being so early in the season; it bombarded much of the upper Midwest.
She has been named a platoon leader, one of 12 and the only woman in her class of 230 to achieve the honor so early.
But, self-evidently, there is no reason for a candidate to drop out so early if he thinks he could ultimately prevail in subsequent ballots.
Unfortunately for us, the client wasn't a fan of the show and felt that we had been wasting his time so early in the morning.
There's a reason, I think, that the big confrontation with Evil Cooper and with BOB seems to come so early in the two-hour finale.
"I'm so grateful for modern screening which picked this up so early, and would like to thank all the doctors who treated me," Wood said.
Locals living in fear Some year-round locals are also reacting negatively to the onslaught of visitors they weren't expecting so early in the year.
In contrast, Preger-Simon left in 1958, so early that her gossamer light memoir is about a season of calm weather, unbuffeted by worldly success.
"There's sometimes been some grumbling from the pros about having to get up so early," he said as the rolling jam reached its 10th anniversary.
Since I went to bed so early, I wake up to nine texts, a bunch of DMs, and four Snapchats, so I reply to everyone.
It seems rather cruel to make these announcements so early in the morning, given that so many of those nominated are creatures of the night.
For Moon Javaid, the 49ers' vice president of strategy and analytics, the alerts are "atypical" because it's so early and fans haven't filled Levi's Stadium.
Pike said it is incredibly doubtful that a population of early modern humans migrated to Europe so early without any other evidence to suggest it.
At this time of year, the sun rose so late and set so early that it circled the horizon in a continuous blaze of orange.
Barclays analyst Brian Johnson said he did not expect the company to reduce its operating income forecast for the year so early into Hackett's tenure.
"It's a bit unprecedented," said Ford's truck marketing manager, Todd Eckert, of the heavy discounting so early in the life cycle of his rivals' trucks.
It was irritating to be informed, so early into the movie, that if I didn't follow a specific bread crumb, the adventure would be over.
And so, early in the break, Coach Sean Payton informed kicker Thomas Morstead that instead of booting the ball deep, he'd squib an onside kick.
Walking is currently my only exercise, as I cancelled my gym membership since I have to leave for work so early and I get home late.
Ten-thirty in the morning, oh so early, was the cruel hour when McDonald's made the switch to lunch, and Egg McMuffin dreams turned to dust.
So early on in his campaign, Trump tried to get GM to establish manufacturing facilities in lower-wage US states instead of leaving Michigan for Mexico.
"We wanted the idea out there," says Mike Booth, a product manager on Facebook's social VR team, on why the company showed off Spaces so early.
Yahoo had initially reported that the attack was "state-sponsored" — so how had the company known that so early on in their investigation of the breach?
My boyfriend comes home around 12, which is so early for him that he actually asks if I want to watch an episode of Sharp Objects.
The reason they were there so early and clamored to get in is because a hearing like this in a GOP-controlled Senate is incredibly rare.
"Devastating for Sonny, to lose him so early in the tournament with an Achilles problem and also Joe Webber," said New Zealand's veteran coach Gordon Tietjens.
His defense of Israel at the United Nations so early in his administration was particularly impressive, especially given Obama's parting shot with Security Council Resolution 2334.
The fact this language is coming so early in this administration , and it's coming from Trump is causing more people to sit up and take notice.
"To have your mother taken away by natural causes is one thing, but to take this beautiful woman away so early is horrible," the post read.
AND FINALLY ... Sorry to make you cry so early in the morningThis orangutan was fascinated by a baby bump, and even gave it a few kisses. 
HSAs are relatively new, established by Congress in 2003, so millennials are the first generation uniquely positioned to take advantage of HSAs so early in life.
A lot of these photos were shot in heavily trafficked areas of downtown Tokyo, so getting there so early was the only way to avoid crowds.
Or maybe not—the point is, we don't know yet, so stop running the risk of giving us the flu by waking us up so early.
One of the most common observations was that this disorder, whatever it was, seemed to be genetic, as the first symptoms started so early in life.
Because I had arrived so early, I had been afforded, however unwittingly, a glimpse of Angkor's elemental purpose, as a place of quiet contemplation and worship.
Ms. Wright said she knew the guitar might be a bit over the top so early on in their relationship, but she enjoyed buying it nonetheless.
And so early Saturday, in temperatures barely above zero, thousands waited outside for the chance to receive free tickets to witness the end of that story.
"We want people to start building something so early in their lives such that by the time they are 25, they already have direction," Williams says.
Bad press can break a startup, and given the sheer number of negative reports on Stockwell so early on, the company had already defied the odds.
Yet patients with atypical disorders "usually have a much worse prognosis, with faster disease progression, (with) more disabling symptoms" than Parkinson's patients, so early identification is crucial.
Only the Grizzlies know how aggressive they're prepared to be so early in the Ja Morant/Jaren Jackson Jr. era, but dismiss them at your own peril.
Though I don't know why God decided to take you away so early, I do know that I'll see you again and I'm waiting for that day.
Infinitives are single words in Latin and Greek, so early-modern authors who were influenced by them may have unconsciously avoided splitting the two-word English counterpart.
"It's very unusual to have this much melt so early in the season," William Colgan, the Geological Survey of Denmark and Greenland's senior researcher, told the BBC.
That was because Hewitt became a star so early, announcing himself at 16 by upsetting Andre Agassi in Adelaide in 1998 on his way to the title.
It's not typical for an enterprise startup to have such a lofty valuation so early in its funding cycle, but Celonis is not a typical enterprise startup.
I knew that if I accepted limitations so early in my life with diabetes, I would always accept limitations, and that was a dangerous state of mind.
So early I was thinking about that and it reflected in the songs, this hesitance about whether I was sure I even wanted to be doing this.
"Heartening as the success to date has been, we are so early in accomplishing the goals that we set out for ourselves," Patrick told Forbes in 2016.
Hell, when I think back, I'm pretty sure we were one of the first families with a microwave — one so early it came with a radiation warning.
My Internet and phone lines were down, so early that morning I scouted out a spot with decent cell reception: a lonely corner of a friend's deck.
Between the incredible view of the sunrise and the relative quiet at Masada so early, I would strongly suggest following the Snake Path an hour before sunrise.
TV. The Human Rights Campaign has not officially endorsed any of the Democratic presidential hopefuls, but David said the organization plans to do so early next year.
Such smugness introduced so ­early makes the couple an obvious target for a novelist's moral instruction, yet it also somewhat diminishes our engagement with their unfolding struggle.
Private-equity firms have pushed up the recruiting timeline over the past several years, despite how difficult it is to assess bankers so early in their careers.
Corrigan recalled how Ray Allen, the former N.B.A. player, liked to show up so early for games that he often took a taxi from the team hotel.
That such defects could be seen so early in the development of the tadpoles was intriguing, said Gil Carvalho, a neuroscientist at the University of Southern California.
I asked Jerry Taylor, the president of the Niskanen Center, a libertarian think tank, if he had ever seen so much skepticism so early in a Presidency.
Sparks flew, and as things grew more serious, she dreaded the idea of bringing up marriage and children so early, but she felt like she needed to.
So it's nice to watch Jaguar find a few ways to squeeze another dozen miles out of its battery packs so early into the I-Pace's life.
"We now have Indonesia and the Philippines kicking some great doors for us, and India is doing surprisingly much better than we anticipated — so early," Fernandes said.
" Wolf encouraged people in his state to make sure they get regular checkups and are aware of screening guidelines so "early detection and treatment can be possible.
"I think it's really unreasonable to ask him to resign so early without having a thorough investigation," Ms. Vasser said of Mr. Fairfax, who denies both claims.
There's not a ton of precedent for a role like this — especially one that debuted so early in the year — to wind up nominated for an Oscar.
Carter told Essence that she and Gary planned the wedding in just three months, and had a very special reason for making it so early in the morning.
This move, coming so early in his tenure, simply underscores what we've long known about his priorities -- they don't include the everyday Americans struggling to make ends meet.
Then YouTube came along—but it was so early at the time, my then-managers and I were all thinking we should not put the videos on YouTube.
The only other Netflix originals to be canceled so early are Hemlock Grove, Marco Polo, Richie Rich, and, recently, the extraordinarily expensive Baz Luhrmann joint The Get Down.
The debate on whether very young women need to get tested so early, when a diagnosis could never happen or be decades away, is a very real one.
But it is still extremely rare for a founder of big and transformative tech firm, especially one with a cult-like status like Ma, to retire so early.
" However, Villeneuve understands why Stroll has the made the jump so early in his career: "It doesn't matter, he has the money to come in, so why wait?
"I noticed how quickly it came up with my kids — how quickly they identify as girly or boyish, how they really restrict themselves so early on," she shares.
Again, winding up our investments in these companies so early would seem a suboptimal way to utilize them in an election that was still years in the future.
Though it's mostly in keeping without the brutality in The Walking Dead, seeing it so plainly and so early on in this series is bound to shock people.
Early this morning — so early that most of our audience probably didn't see it — a story was posted on TechCrunch from the ever so friendly OurMine hacking team.
Because skills are so important and because the most impactful investment in the development of such skills begins so early, the family is the most important skill producer.
Though the tropical island nation in the Indian Ocean frequently experiences intense monsoons and flooding, this year's devastation was unusually fierce for so early in the rainy season.
Those contribution limits are likely to change because this fundraiser is so early that new donation limits for 2020 have not been set by the Federal Election Commission.
"As of this minute I don't know which of our old original cast will be back and which won't because we're so early in the season," he said.
The October act of kindness meant that instead of retiring as he planned to in February, Brigas, 69, was able to do so early, Good Morning America reported.
The attack often took place so early in the game that the Zerg's opponent could do nothing but sit back and watch as little bugs ravaged their base.
" • "By pushing out so many proposals so early, Ms. Warren has framed much of the debate in the Democratic primary race, aiding her own rise in the polls.
By pushing out so many proposals so early, Ms. Warren has framed much of the debate in the Democratic primary race, aiding her own rise in the polls.
Whichever colors they were wearing, the arrival of Woods for his first Ryder Cup shot for six years, was the moment many had arrived so early to witness.
Because I was fortunate enough to get on my eventual career path so early, I had only two gigs in my life that did not involve news organizations.
And yet Darvish's failures were particularly glaring because they put the Dodgers in big holes so early in two games, holes that the Dodgers couldn't get out of.
I cried (hello Pisces sisters, can you do anything without crying?), but it went well and I feel good about my decision to tell them so early on.
In setting the story so early in the previous century, Ms. Peelle can become too tightly tethered to traditional historical fiction's demands for plot contrivances and period details.
I talked to three former professional athletes, who all said that overspending for a child to specialize in a sport so early was a waste and possibly detrimental.
"What you're seeing is a Democratic base so aware and so paying attention so early on," said Karine Jean-Pierre, a Democratic strategist and a spokeswoman for MoveOn.
But it's also why we had to start so early, if I waited until May of the primary to start this conversation, there is no path to victory.
This is so early for me, but I get up, throw on something a little more professional than normal because I am meeting with investors, and hit the door.
Here are my seven favorite guesses for why the valley's most popular, least realized microblogging service is going to make its analysts get up so early in the morning.
"VR storytelling is so early in its life, so we really wanted to answer the basic questions for storytelling: can you feel empathy for the character?" he told Mashable.
Not long after the release of their first demo, they were signed to independent metal giants Relapse Records—a huge step for a band so early in its career.
Arguably, the character is one of the best parts of the series (The New Yorker's Emily Nussbaum scolded the Duffer brothers for killing off "the best character" so early).
Not to go overboard with praise for this silly take on Detective Pikachu so early in the day, but what more do Pokémon fans want from this cruel world?
On Sunday, shoppers, glassy-eyed from having gotten out of bed so early, spoke of the immaculate bathrooms, the tomatoes that never rot and the kindness of the staff.
So early VR adopters might be less keen to wait another half year to get a 'full VR' experience from Rift — re-routing their demand the Vive's way instead.
At the time, RED CEO Jim Jannard said the cheaper pricing wouldn't be guaranteed for people who didn't preorder, so early adopters did end up getting a small discount.
I'm so glad they found you and I hope you didn't suffer, you never deserved this and I still don't know why the best people get taken so early.
Sure, I'm wearing more products than I would usually (I lost count after 12), but I'm pretty sure I've never looked quite so good so early in the day.
But some parents worry that challenging a kid's understanding of gender so early — when they still believe in magic — could make them scared that they'll become another gender overnight.
"What I didn't expect is that the long-term potential would be so obvious to other people so early on, this power to create your own networks," said Perdomo.
You're probably going to hate this brand new character, if only for already making everyone's beloved Jack Pearson look so sad, so early into This Is Us season 3.
This certainly isn't the first time we've seen public disorder at the Euros, but we can't remember a tournament where the violence was so widespread, and so early on.
Dehydrated from only consuming Diet Coke—I was only four in—and exhausted from waking up so early, it was time for a nap, and yet, I couldn't sleep.
I only get a a couple hours with my daughter in the evening since she goes to bed so early, and I don't want to spend that time cooking.
"Having to compete in the team event so early and then having to wait like two weeks almost is — it was very, very mentally and physically trying," she said.
The emergence of supply issues so early in the winter will underscore concerns that China's insufficient infrastructure and inadequate domestic supplies could lead to power shortages for heavy industry.
"I didn't know he would propose today and I didn't expect myself to marry myself out so early," said He, who tearfully accepted the proposal with a big hug.
That's why before we begin fasting, most of us wake up an hour or so early and eat as much as we can for the rest of the day.
So early voting may not be the best way to gauge whether people who haven't voted before, or who don't vote often, are joining the electorate this time around.
Both events happen so early in their respective campaign seasons, that they take on outsized importance and are able to inflate buzz and hype in one direction or another.
"It's sort of unique what we're seeing right now, the number of companies and groups that are jumping in so early in the evolution of the technology," Welser said.
But, even then, I knew that it is useless to talk about rock bottom so early in recovery: no matter how bad things get, they might well get worse.
Of course, even after a year we're still learning new things, but I think we're paces ahead in terms of the conversations we've had about sex so early on.
He said the ad was developed over several months, which he argues they had the time and money to do with the Trump campaign up and running so early.
"Research shows people are likely born gay, or it occurs so early in life that it is not under people's conscious control who they are attracted to," Glassgold said.
Treasury has made it a point of saying that results of the tax filing season vary week to week and to avoid drawing conclusions so early in the season.
No president since Ronald Reagan in the early 1980s has started chasing cash so early, said Brendan Glavin of the Campaign Finance Institute, which tracks political fundraising and spending.
It was a sign of her intense drive and maturity that she chose to record Bach's "Goldberg" Variations, a pinnacle of the keyboard repertory, so early in her career.
These comments, so early in the hearing, reveal how mad Comey was (and still is) about getting fired and shows his concern about the public perception of the agency.
Still, it far exceeded predictions from many analysts who said they expected interest would be limited so early in the election cycle and without a brash personality like Trump.
I LOVE that I get out of work so early in the day because I feel like I have a ton of time to do what I need to do.
In addition, the high temperature in Central Park on March 9 of 77 degrees Fahrenheit in New York was the mildest temperature ever recorded there so early in the season.
While wintry precipitation is unusual in the Deep South so early in the season, forecasters said the overnight trace missed setting a record for earliest snow by about two weeks.
One 2014 study found that while 27% of people moved in with their partner within the first six months of dating, only 7% said they'd recommend living together so early.
Though Sanders is a clear frontrunner, the fact that it's so early means polls are still largely a test of name recognition, which he has a lot of from 22020.
"It's still so early in November, and there are so many games still to beplayed and decisions to be made," USC coach Clay Helton told the Los AngelesTimes on Tuesday.
And it is no particular surprise that Justice Kavanaugh is cultivating a low profile, heading off conflicts involving poor women's access to reproductive health services so early in his tenure.
According to Nintendo of America president Reggie Fils-Aimé, there's a very specific reason why the company announced Metroid last year, even though it was still so early in development.
That prompted Societe Generale to downgrade the company Friday to "sell" from "hold," saying in part it was surprised Workday warned on deal slippage so early in the fourth quarter.
Image: NOAAIn other words: if you've got to catch them Pokémon this weekend, do so early or late in the day, and don't forget to drink a ton of water.
Democratic campaigns are secretly shopping dirt on their primary rivals much earlier than usual, reflecting the high stakes of surging or sinking quickly with so many people running so early.
" She adds in another message: "This motherhood job is hard, If I were you I'd think twice about starting such a job by cutting corners so early in the game.
So, early in the episode Emori says that Clarke will obviously do whatever it takes for her people to survive and Clarke reminds her that they're all her people now.
But as hot as he was, I wasn't ready for anything serious so early in transition, and he stopped calling after I told him I didn't want to be exclusive.
So, early in the book, right after the crash, Scott manages to swim to Montauk in pitch darkness, despite a dislocated shoulder, with the 4-year-old JJ in tow.
Denver officials had believed there was more flexibility with those dates, and they abandoned their bid once it became clear that Democrats were set on hosting their convention so early.
The block of support behind the carried interest provision so early in the process made it risky for leaders to scrap it, despite the insistence of Trump and his advisers.
"If there were schools in villages, if there was secure transport... I am quite sure that large number of parents wouldn't get their girls married off so early," he adds.
Although TBI can be difficult to diagnose, doing so early in a veterans' treatment can alleviate mental health issues such as depression and substance abuse that complicate long-term rehabilitation.
Or, maybe the group is onto the mysterious person who is tracking them, but we'd be surprised to see that come into play so early in the season's second half.
In other cases, these days it's the fear of not doing our jobs as well as we can as journalists, if we're just pushing things out there so early. Right.
When it comes to start times, the growing evidence shows that forcing adolescents to get up so early isn't just a bad health decision; it's a bad economic one, too.
Ms. Warren could face a difficult path to winning over moderates, but by pushing out so many proposals so early, she is forcing her Democratic rivals to play catch-up.
But no — you don't get to tell your extremely quiet tenant not to get up so early and/or use the facilities in the home that she is paying for.
What ended Watson's tenure as head coach — beyond reports of discord between him and General Manager Ryan McDonough — was the Suns' alarming lack of competitiveness so early in the season.
Chinese carbon experts said any fall in emissions in 20303 would be mainly due to a slowdown in China's economy, and it was unlikely that emissions had peaked so early.
So early the next morning, he found an ice cream distributor, took his "old beaten up car" and loaded up a cooler with an assortment of ice creams and popsicles.
Rob Rogers, NSW Rural Fire Service deputy commissioner, said fire crews from other states were coming to help so firefighters did not get worn out so early in the season.
I had arrived early at Lincoln Center, and stopped into a café for a sandwich, though not so early that there was time to eat the whole large overstuffed thing.
Even so, "Early Man" is such a lightweight effort that the movie -- while perfectly harmless in terms of taking the kids to see it -- pales next to its animated ancestors.
Serious primary challengers for House seats have historically been rare, and it is almost unheard of for so many to emerge in one region so early in the election cycle.
While many celebrate the fact that the fun doesn't have to stop (quite so early), others are recognizing that it's bringing an influx of jobs and cash to downtown centers.
Cyclone season Fani is the first tropical cyclone of the year in the northern Indian Ocean, and the most powerful to occur there so early since the Bangladesh cyclone of 1991.
" She said the ban at six weeks constitutes a prohibition "on almost all abortions" because it's a stage so early that "most people do not even know that they are pregnant.
He pointed out that it's still so early in the Trump administration that the President doesn't yet have in place a full Cabinet that might reflect broader and less ideological views.
Ingram announced himself as capable of shouldering a larger load for the short-handed Pelicans, and he did so early, scoring nine first-quarter points to help steady a shaky ship.
It came so early this year, in fact, that swarms of ants caused a bit of chaos at Wimbledon, which started on June 25 and is set to end July 15.
After being so early to the dual-camera game that the company later had to abandon it, HTC plans to return to producing phones with dual-camera systems sometime next year.
Regardless of these significant unknowns, early voting is an increasingly important aspect of voter participation and campaign strategy, so early glimpses into the 2016 vote as it currently stands are informative.
"I encourage everyone in Pennsylvania to make sure they schedule regular checkups with their doctors and be aware of screening guidelines so early detection and treatment can be possible," he said.
I notice the station and train are a lot emptier than usual, since it's so early, leading me to question if I should get up this early every day (lol jk).
Still, the decision to hold a summit so early in Trump's presidency suggests both Washington and Beijing see the value of trying to build a personal relationship between the two leaders.
Ignoring the fact that public schools in the US are typically closed for Thanksgiving recess, it's still a little odd that North Shore High was into the Christmas spirit so early.
School was such a nightmare so early in my life that I managed to fail third grade twice before my godmother took me in and decided that I needed a change.
" Mr. Trump is well aware of their impact and timing, and when he tweets so early in the morning, Mr. Hamilton said, "it sets up the media for the whole day.
A book like this can introduce a whole group of kids to these women in science so early on that they never know that the norm is not to know them.
The publisher's stated aim was to instill an "appreciation for classic literature at an early age" — so early that the books are aimed at children who are just learning to read.
It's a great perk to have a driver pick us up, but then I realized they do that because they don't trust us to get there on our own so early.
Sitting on a bench in the Jardin des Plantes in the center of Paris, Corinne Boileau, 54, said she was worried to see such intense heat so early in the season.
One is that Reed, having zeroed in on the brushstroke so early in his career, has continually found ways to expand, fracture, and transform it into something different without getting stuck.
Lance Bass and hubby Michael Turchin are in the super early baby planning stages ... so early, in fact, how they'll decide whose sperm to use to make the baby's a competition.
He'd had a PlayStation a while—few of us did so early, as still-at-home teens, due to the price—and we knew he had a new-to-him game.
When a reporter asked her why she decided to get in the race so early, thirteen months before the start of voting, Warren once again came back around to a familiar answer.
The Washington Post reported in May that Scott said people have been calling him to jump into the race, but that he didn't "feel any pressure" to make a decision so early.
Sturgeon has been at odds with some nationalists who worry that, having pushed for a new independence vote so early, the SNP may lose seats next month and play into May's hands.
In terms of bringing Malone on and then dispatching him so early in Season 5, can you talk about the motivations behind that, and where it leaves Oliver and Felicity moving forward?
The groups' decision to weigh in for Sinema so early in the campaign came as a disappointment to many of the immigration activists and Planned Parenthood canvassers campaigning for her this month.
After that review was published, we discovered that the 23 XL exhibits more image retention than you'd expect on a flagship (or really any) phone, especially one so early in its lifecycle.
"If the reports are accurate, we do find it somewhat disturbing that this would take place so early after the launch of the iPhone XR," said Angelo Zino, an analyst at CFRA.
We're just stepping on the field of this game I would say, and so early in the future of ride-sharing and what it can mean to transform cities and people's lives.
Others said they feared that triggering Article 50 so early could put pressure on Britain as elections in France and Germany in 2017 could change London's partners in the middle of talks.
While college is not a prerequisite for aspiring LPGA players—only about half of the Americans on the tour's top 100 players attended—those who commit, Noh tells me, do so early.
But Thursday's news was yet another disappointment for the immigrants who had believed Mr. Obama when he said, so early and so often in his eight years, that he would protect them.
And even though it's really only a few hours sooner, psychologically I felt a huge boost from seeing major to-do items cleared off my Trello board so early in the day.
TUESDAY: I noticed that my eating habits changed, as I snacked numerous times throughout the day, as well as that waking up so early on the West Coast has its productivity perks.
From an unusual route to the NFL, to trying to break his hand in college, to his pregame outfits, here's why Minshew has become a cult hero so early into his career.
In mid-June, a spate of exceptionally warm weather triggered a melt event that encompassed nearly half of Greenland's ice at its peak, something that's very unusual so early in the year.
Young children, however, did not exhibit classic manias, the studies found, and those who were given the diagnosis so early rarely, if ever, went on to develop full-blown adult bipolar disorder.
Climate change is the paradigmatic example — and it seems revealing to me now that climate change so early and aggressively elicited the tribalist backlash that has now swallowed all of US politics.
The decision to side with Mr. Booker so early is notable given that Mr. Phillips also has been supportive of Ms. Harris, who is also seen as a likely candidate in 2020.
This wall — created so early on — holds a blank panel that for all intents and purposes is nothing that then gets hit with paint and becomes something until it feels like everything.
Brought in to face the top of the Yankees' lineup, Swarzak delivered a first-pitch slider over the heart of the plate to Judge, who rarely swings so early in the count.
"This is the first time in 25 years where [influenza B] became so common so early," said Dr. Buddy Creech, an associate professor of pediatric infectious diseases at Vanderbilt University Medical Center.
Keitany's push so early in the race seemed to wreak mental havoc on her competitors, who were forced to either try to keep up or hope that she could be caught later.
Starting a new chapter at just 50, after scaling the heights of his profession so early in his career, is tough, especially with the durability of his legacy at the Philharmonic uncertain.
While Facebook is under a lot of heat from regulators, Teunis Brosens of Dutch bank ING said the company has done the right thing by announcing plans for libra so early on.
They are still so early in their careers that it feels almost irresponsible to shine a light; Ms. Lele, for example, hasn't even worked out how to produce her collection for sale.
Bian said social stereotypes are absorbed so early on that by the time girls are young women and in a position to make a decision about their careers, their minds are made up.
Officials and environmental experts said this is likely unprecedented; the Supreme Court hasn't prevented a regulation from taking effect so early, before lower courts even get a chance to decide on its legality.
But Mr. Trong's reappointment will send the United States-friendly prime minister, Nguyen Tan Dung, a rival who had reportedly sought the general secretary job, into not-so-early retirement later this year.
Edward F. Cox, the chairman of the New York Republican Party, said Mr. Gibson was an "extraordinary individual," and called it encouraging to see him start so early on a race for governor.
It's such an interesting niche and I think has made me a better designer today from all the weird projects, clients and rigor my bosses put me through so early in my career.
It's exciting and scary to open up so much so early, and I'm so glad she felt like she talk to me not just about her past relationship but also about her dad.
I think it's early days and I think it's going to be important to judge them on their actions and not only on words so early days but it could be very positive.
As Alker told me, coming to an agreement like that is usually the heaviest lift for legislators, so she was surprised and heartened to see consensus on a reasonable compromise so early on.
The whole point of releasing these Android N previews so early, Google says, is to get developer feedback and get manufacturers on board to improve the update cycle for newer versions of Android.
"Think I'mma lose with my little baby countin' on me?" the rapper asks, in response to the many people who doubted that she could make motherhood work so early on in her career.
But House members could still struggle with national name recognition, which is why Delaney, a three-term congressman, declared his bid so early, though he has so far struggled to gain national ground.
That suggests that after a certain point, it could just get to be so warm, and the harvest so early, that you move into a situation where the old rules no longer apply.
She was widely criticized for taking Trump's hand while walking at the White House, while she was also derided for offering him the invitation of a state visit so early in his presidency.
By offering so much honest detail so early, she risks turning off key constituencies, alienating donors and muddying the gauzy visionary branding that is the fuel for so much early horse-race coverage.
But it's hard to know what held Heckerling back from a more prolific career because she's so singular in both her tastes and her temperament, and because she had success so early on.
One staging, at Here, was so early in the artists' ecological awareness that each audience member was given a bottle of water — a gesture the team later discarded as wasteful, Ms. Topol said.
Meredith McGehee, the policy chief at the government reform policy group Issue One, said that Mr. Trump's early fund-raising showed there were few downsides to seeking donations so early in his presidency.
There are up to two dozen members in both chambers we've spoken to who do support the plan, they are sympathetic, but they think it's too politically costly to come out so early.
This took place only eight months after Otto was founded, so it came as a surprise to many that the company was able to show off its technology so early in its existence.
It doesn't seem too likely that War Machine, released so early in the year, is making a serious play for the awards circuit — though its planned theatrical run will technically make it eligible.
In early February, after the end of the fourth fund-raising quarter, Mr. Sanders's campaign announced that it had more than 1.3 million donors, an astonishing number for so early in the campaign cycle.
A tired-sounding Jeb Bush apologized to his major financial backers in a brief conference call on Wednesday afternoon, saying he never expected his presidential campaign to end so early, and in such disappointment.
Though this is an extremely popular destination according to Trip Advisor and Rick Steves, it's so early that the car park is basically empty, save for two guys who are snoozing in their car.
Nexon CEO Owen Mahoney says that it's "very rare" for the company to get involved with a venture so early, but it was sold on a combination of Söderlund's broad vision and his experience.
Sure, but that doesn't even begin to depict what it means for someone to suddenly have the life that she had assumed would go on for decades end so early and so suddenly. Tragic?
"It was overwhelming to have our first child needing major surgery so early in life," Emily, 31, who works at a dairy farm with her husband and now has three other children, tells PEOPLE.
Because she was so early in her pregnancy, Dr. Amber Samuel, a maternal-fetal medicine specialist, worked with LaTroya's obstetrician to keep Amara's baby brother Arthur III, in-utero for as long as possible.
What's hard is, I'm competing against these people day in and day out, but to find how truly rough it was to see her leave the competition so early on, I think that resonates.
It has allowed him to recover both mentally and physically from the sexual abuse and drug addiction so early in his life, which caused him to seek intensive therapy at just 19 years old.
But the themes of diversity and inclusion were established so early in the evening, and remained so prevalent from then on, that it would have been a shock if anyone hadn't brought them up.
"What I see right now, in the cannabis world, it reminds me of 2002, when everyone in the church told me I was so early on the issue of porn and sex," he said.
Some felt it was due to the film being released so early in the year — often death for films with Oscar aspirations — but clearly Miller's fantastical world made a lasting impression on Academy voters.
Now, with Flynn resigning in the wake of escalating leaks about his contacts with the Russian ambassador, the country is learning just how bad this judgment call was Trump so early in his presidency.
But because Trump has taken the unusual step of launching his campaign so early (he hired a campaign manager last week), these social media rules end up having a more sinister air to them.
"A death so early in the flu season suggests this year may be worse than usual," Dr. Cameron Kaiser, Riverside County public health officer, warned in a September news release announcing the fatality there.
If the GOP had done so early on, perhaps the nation's growing threat from white supremacists could have been avoided—as could have the tragic shootings from which the country is reeling this week.
Dixville Notch in the state's northern tip, nearby Millsfield, and Hart's Location, further south and tucked in the White Mountains, are the first places to declare primary results because voters cast ballots so early.
She hardly seemed to need zone-heat in any case, having learned so early to blow on her hands if they were cold and to cuddle with us, if she needed to, for warmth.
Being as it was SO early in his life, it forced me to face the fact that separation is bound to happen, and it actually helped me get comfortable with it faster than I expected.
Hunter Valley winemakers speak reverently of drought-year vintages in 1991, 2006 and 2007 but Col Peterson said he has never turned the taps on so early in 45 years growing grapes in the region.
"Losing power so early shaped everything they would do from then on, their ambition at times overtaking their ideals in the fight to survive," Clinton's biographer, David Maraniss, wrote the day after the 2016 election.
With so many legal obstacles so early on, many in the tech industry told CNBC they don't expect Facebook will be able to launch Libra and Calibra by the first half of 2020 as planned.
His invitation so early in the Trump administration is a sign that from now on, the US government will not make Sisi's political behavior an impediment to its relationship with the most populous Arab nation.
But by bringing its space-age console to the road so early, the Byton M-Byte could serve as a different kind of cautionary tale: that flashy futuristic dashboards and today's (human) drivers don't mix.
Coming so early in Trump's term, the blow has heightened worries about the chances to enact measures to boost the economy, such as tax reforms — a major priority of the president's — and big spending packages.
"It is staggering that people would strike so early in the process and more astonishing that the organization that says they represent teachers' best interests has called for it," he told the Louisville Courier Journal.
I was very lucky that I didn't have to make that choice because it was so early in my career, but you may have to agree to be off the fast track for a while.
But he joked that Ms. Yellen's security detail had been unable to convince her that sirens and flashing lights and the ability to skip security meant she no longer needed to arrive quite so early.
I tried my first pair a couple weeks ago, while Sally and Breton grew up running around in Tevas, and I can only envy them for being introduced to these sport sandals so early on.
The aggressive approach so early on in the election cycle shows how competitive conservative groups expect the midterm elections to be and offers an inside look at how they plan to defend the Republican majority.
The situation gets awkward when you imagine that one of the reasons Barb perished so early is that Stranger Things' childhood lens simply couldn't imagine what happened to a girl boys didn't think was cute.
The reason that things go wrong so early in the morning, she has realized, is this: she's pretty sure Twitter is the only place where real, actual Lucy is posting, Lucy whom Kirsten once knew.
After Apted asks Jackie whether it was a good idea to settle down so early, she hangs her head in what looks like shame — and which is, four installments later, revealed to have been fury.
According to the Protecting Americans from Tax Hikes Act, the IRS cannot issue those funds before mid-February, so early filers claiming those credits would not see their money until after that date has passed.
To cope, she has more than tripled the time she allots for what should be a 20-minute bus commute, even if that means getting there so early that the school is empty of children.
Williamson's injury in the marquee game of the regular season, particularly so early in the contest, appeared to be a devastating blow to Duke, which entered as a 9-point favorite yet never led once.
That raised the number of killings in the city to 159, the highest recorded so early in the year at least since 1990, even though the city's population was much bigger then than it is now.
Kuczynski's defeat in that battle so early in his government spotlighted the power that Fujimori wields as the president of the Popular Force party that holds an absolute majority of seats in the single-chamber Congress.
Still, for being the moment that proved director Aster did not care about how comfortable you are, and for offing what seemed to be a major character so early on, Charlie's inadvertent decapitation takes the cake.
While it was unnatural to see the band perform with so much space between its members, it was a needed-jolt of energy to hear these relentlessly peppy post-punk songs so early in the day.
So many new doors are opening, but you're so early in the process that you might not see what's opening up for you just yet—don't be dismayed just because you don't know what's happening next!
"Reaching orbit on a second test flight is significant on its own, but successfully deploying customer payloads so early in a new rocket program is almost unprecedented," Peter Beck, Rocket Lab's CEO, said in a statement.
"Our cash flow has never been this low so early in the calendar year, and the broader trend is also concerning; we are running out of cash sooner and staying in the red longer," he says.
On paper, the concept is clear -- asexual people simply don't experience sexual attraction -- but since scientists are so early on in their attempts to understand the phenomenon, they're not quite sure about many of the specifics.
"Being the first WIC-approved refrigerated baby food was an audacious goal of ours and we have worked incredibly hard to make this happen so early in our business journey," Foraker said in the press release.
Why it matters: It's extremely strange for a Republican incumbent to target a leader of his own party to gain an edge so early in the midterm election cycle (the North Carolina primary isn't until May).
The severe weather outbreak on Tuesday and Wednesday, during which time at least 24 tornado reports were recorded along with 243 high wind reports, was unusual for  striking so far north so early in the year.
"The biggest problem for our side with these bills coming up so early — and this of course is why McConnell is pushing it — is that we haven't been able to define these bills yet," Lake said.
Perez said that debate slots would be determined based on more than just polling numbers, acknowledging that "polling is perhaps an imperfect surrogate or metric of what voters are thinking" so early in the nominating process.
Though it was never mounted (she sent the proposal to several institutions but was rejected), Care is remarkable for laying out so early and so clearly the themes and interconnected vision that have defined Ukeles's career.
He's out of bed by 9—hence his asking for me to meet him so early—makes a pour-over coffee, and then he mostly just starts recording, often going for nine or 10 hours straight.
At the same time, 15% is a pretty sizable portion of equity for founders to offload so early in their life cycle, though Draper believes plenty of teams will be interested in landing a $500K investment.
"By putting people in the states so early, Bloomberg will be able to quietly build an infrastructure and relationships while no one else is paying attention" or as other candidates lack the resources to do it.
Zach Emig has arrived so early to pick up his children at their Brooklyn elementary school that he has turned the cafeteria into his ad hoc congressional campaign office, working on speeches until school lets out.
"Years ago, even before I drove, the runs were less often, more predictable, and a block wasn't a block because the move could be made so soon or so early that it wasn't late," Earnhardt said.
" During an interview with MSNBC's "Morning Joe," senior Huffington Post politics editor Sam Stein asked the governor about "critics in your state and elsewhere who do wonder why you're back up in New Hampshire so early.
Some liberals seized on the declaration as cause for hope, while others on both sides of the political spectrum took to Twitter with evidence-free speculation about why the network had made its call so early.
Let me just say, if we make new highs in the next few months this summer, that is so early and unexpected to me for the way the price action looked back in February, when we fell.
Every one of those states is big and expensive, and every one has early voting — so early, in fact, that it's common for candidates who've dropped out to get tens of thousands of votes in these states.
If you think back to June 2014, containerization was just beginning to take off thanks to Docker, which was popularizing the concept with developers, but being so early there was no standard way to manage those containers.
One of the proposals, meant to close primaries and caucuses from non-Republicans, would have offered huge delegate bonuses to states that close theirs and making it so early state South Carolina couldn't be winner-take-all.
I could tell Chris was feeling a bit uncomfortable with the fact that he was being asked to open up so early on, but I only hoped that he felt comfortable enough with me to do so.
The thinking is that the market has become so competitive so early, a lot of VC dollars are going to be spent (and potentially wasted) before it is far from clear who will be the eventual winner.
"I was losing so early in events, and when that happens your confidence gets shaken," said Isner, 32, who had won 12 ATP tournaments in his career but had never advanced beyond the quarterfinals at a major.
Although Gossip Girl never gave us such dark vibes quite so early on in the series as Riverdale, there are some undeniable similarities between the two shows that leaving us wondering: Is Riverdale the new Gossip Girl?
It's not actually very hard, but, again, I love the creativity and I think seeing these sorts of levels so early after the game's release means we're going to see a lot more elaborate courses to come.
"Appointing Mueller so early and putting him to work — it just shows you, you've got a judge who has a plan," said Alan Schulman, a professor in residence at the University of San Diego School of Law.
That's why we've opened it up so early is that we want to be one of the first to market to have these relationships to help build this technology so it fits our platform quite well. Right.
Had he not experienced an abortive spell in Serie A so early on, it's feasible that he would never have reached the heights he did with Arsenal, nor brought quite the same dynamism to the Invincibles' midfield.
Some 280 Pope High School students under Cobb County's jurisdiction planned to walkout regardless, according to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, though the number that actually did so early Wednesday was not clear at the time of publication.
Conservatives are embarking on a leadership contest, New Democrats have drained their party coffers, and it's doubtful the reinvigorated Bloc Québécois will want to put its solid footing in the House of Commons at risk so early.
It's also given us the chance to discuss serious subjects that we probably wouldn't have otherwise discussed so early on in our relationship: dirty talk, fantasies, the seriousness of our relationship, our likes and dislikes during sex.
And the fact that he introduced video cameras into his mise en scène so early as a means of seeing, literally, different faces (and facets) of his characters certainly jibes with a screen-dominated moment in culture.
Former campaign aides said before the that they were not surprised Trump was getting back on the road so early in his first term, in part because it was what fueled him for months on the campaign trail.
At a press screening, Moffat admitted that the decision to kill Mary off so early (she was only introduced at the beginning of Season 3, lest we forget) was a way to keep Holmes fans on their toes.
Such severe cold so early in the season would be rare, and is typically only seen when a solid snowpack is in place to allow for more of the sun's heat to be reflected back out into space.
"Reaching orbit on a second test flight is significant on its own, but successfully deploying customer payloads so early in a new rocket program is almost unprecedented," Rocket Lab CEO and founder Peter Beck said in a statement.
The afternoon before, the spring CCR convention kicked off with a casual welcome party at Goleta Beach Park, on the other end of campus, where 83 or so early attendees met up to drink Heineken in chilly weather.
They are taking on this sum of money so early because they believe it is a huge market and if they can attract the right talent, they can bring a substantive change to manufacturing that is lacking today.
They're betting that I can give you this money, and I'm not sure what you're gonna really make of it because there's gonna be so many twists and turns and you're so early, there's no product market fit.
NEIL CAVUTO, HOST: So, could it be as simple as a case of cold feet, and maybe the North Koreans getting a little nervous about giving away so much so early, or the global perception that they are?
It's a kick to hear producer Scott Burns on the boards so early in his career, working out the Morrisound sound that would soon have bands from all over flying in to endure the swamp rot of Tampa.
"Now is the time for allied solidarity and President Trump's decision to visit Poland so early in his presidency underscores the importance of our region to the US administration and the transatlantic community as a whole," he added.
The Electoral College may not be in imminent danger of disappearing, but the Democratic emphasis so early in the campaign on the election process indicates that partisan divisions in support for the Electoral College are on the rise.
You don't want to scare men off by talking about babies and adoption so early on, but you don't want to tell them further down the line and then find out they want children that are biologically yours.
"It's so early in the process that it's difficult to say how it will work as a full-fledged retirement plan," said Candice Madey, owner of On Stellar Rays, a gallery in the Lower East Side of Manhattan.
And I think, looking back on what I intended to do going into the game and what I actually did, I think the number one thing I need to change is don't show all my strengths so early.
"Our cash flow has never been this low so early in the calendar year, and the broader trend is also concerning," Secretary General António Guterres said in an internal memorandum to employees shared with The New York Times.
Mr. Hirst did similar paintings in the early 1990s, but color was frowned upon back then, the artist recalled, and he "didn't have the courage at the time" to embark on such a large scale so early on.
Creating a platform with Cognitive Services and Bot framework APIs to enable this so early in the game might see Microsoft fighting a different kind of battle than the one it fought and lost in the smartphone market.
But because these games are so early, and because they feature top teams from four power conferences, a bad performance could put the loser on its back foot, with less margin for error the rest of the way.
Yet, despite all the uncertainty, fear, and perhaps even backlash that may come my way for announcing this not just so early but also so publicly, I'm declining membership in the hidden pregnancy club once and for all.
"It's just incredible to know that someone at that age appreciated and understood exactly what was expected of them and to basically put duty ahead of everything else so early on in her life is quite remarkable," says Harry.
But since this is so early in the process for Jenner, she and her team are likely still thinking about what this line could focus on, which means we're thinking about what'd really make sense for Jenner as well.
"Women often are unaware they are pregnant prior to six weeks [after their last menstrual period], and surgical abortion before six weeks may be difficult or impossible due to limitations on ultrasound imaging so early in pregnancy," he wrote.
"The industry as a whole is still so early and creating an infrastructure around training and professional development in different pockets of what you need as a traditional creator that I'm not concerned if there's competitive overlap," he says.
The lawsuit is almost five years old and, according to sources, was dismissed so early on in the legal process that the decision by the U.S. Court of Appeals, which agrees with the plaintiffs, is still a procedural one.
"You get the phone call and you're like, 'Please, please, please,' and then you get the result and then you're so excited," she recalled, adding, "It does make for a very long-feeling pregnancy because you know so early."  
"And this one, just for whatever reason — maybe because we started writing for it so early, and I wrote so much in that time period — it became, 'Man, we have enough stuff that fits different lanes,&apos" he explains.
If you believe what, how times have been 100 years ago it's nearly unbelievable that a company did these steps so early and the same is true whether you go to United States or even countries like South Africa.
I wouldn't have expected the appearance of a troll so early in Atlanta's first season, certainly not in an episode in which money and resources—and their conspicuous absence from people's lives, namely Earn's—are the primary narrative thrusts.
The magnitude of the whole thing hit me extra hard so early in the morning, and I went down a rabbit hole of despair I have learned to largely avoid as someone who writes about politics for a living.
I listened to them as they told me how powerful it is to be a woman, especially a black woman -- not a message that as many black women get to hear so early and so often in their lives.
Museums & Galleries This show of 100 or so early photographs by Arbus (1923-71), many on view for the first time, has a terrific installation, with work hung on columnlike panels that suggest rows of doors receding into darkness.
"It's so early ... I've not seen anything that causes me to be hugely concerned," said Chief Executive Tim Wentworth, in response to a question about the impact of the Trump administration on the industry on a call with analysts.
I was certainly very surprised to see such a seemingly tight-knit alliance break so early in the game, but for you now, looking back — because obviously it's been some time — do you see the move Jay made there?
Isabelle Janin, 60, who works in Paris and was reading in the shade on Tuesday, said that while the temperatures shouldn't be a cause for panic, it was worrying to see a heat wave so early in the summer.
After her seven-month stage at the temple to molecular cuisine so early on in her career in 2009, Button moved to Asheville, North Carolina to open up her now highly-acclaimed Spanish tapas restaurant, Cúrate, and later, Nightbell.
While Lagarde was not expected to break from the trajectory set in motion by Draghi so early in her tenure, investors will be closely monitoring the semantics in her impending press conference for any hints on future policy direction.
Unenviable as this choice might be, it would seem better to do so early rather than burn through yet more international reserves and prolong the need for punitively high interest rates in a futile effort to defend the currency.
Vail Mountain's Back Bowls opened just after Thanksgiving, marking the third time in the last decade that the backside of the mountain has opened so early, and all the resort's 6.53,289 skiable acres were open before the New Year.
I'm not sure if it was just Sonny being his unfussy self or if it's because we introduced the bottle so early, but he took to formula easily, and it was the start of much smoother sailing for our family.
The new discoveries should make clear just how much black holes contributed to the reionization of the universe, even as they've opened up questions as to how such supermassive black holes were able to form so early in the universe's history.
Losing such a key executive so early in the process could be a big setback for Haven, which has laid out an ambitious effort to bring down health-care costs, starting with the combined 1.2 million employees at the three companies.
If you you start rattling on about this on your first date, even if the person sitting across the table from you is into that, they're going to think, 'Wow, that displayed poor judgement — to just blurt that out so early.
Back then, we had a flamboyant millionaire, several crusaders demanding a return to "traditional" families, calls for a wall to keep out immigrants and of course another Clinton and Bush (although the 1992 Bush candidate didn't crash and burn so early).
Booker's remarks on Friday appeared to go further than his comments last month, when he told MSNBC he would "be looking to women first" but said he did not want to "box himself in" so early in the election cycle.
An independent organization of Uber drivers based in NYC also said in an email to TechCrunch they were "heartened" that the Uber founder did step down after it launched a petition asking the CEO to do so early on Thursday.
Changing our model so early on definitely made people think that we weren't successful or that we had lost steam when the reality was the opposite: We had to get really focused on our customer, the entrepreneur, instead of the industry.
Anchor now lets podcasters receive Patreon-style pledges from listeners Anchor aspires to the YouTube of audio, and so it's heartening to see it launch a way for creators to earn direct revenue from their fans so early in its life.
After unspooling much of the film down a hallway at home for a more thorough look, he was still unable to identify it, so early last year he shared a post about it with a Facebook group dedicated to California history.
Beyond that, the display could complicate hiring for existing open positions, which remain numerous, and then will affect the ability to recruit any potential replacements for a next wave of appointments, which usually don't come so early in an administration.
But some market players said Nintendo was being disingenuous, adding that there were few expectations of upward revisions to its profit targets so early after the game's launch and that it was clear the game would be key to earnings.
The fact that Cruz announced a running mate so early in the season, and when he's so clearly not the presumptive nominee, is certainly unusual in the modern era (although hardly the most unusual thing about the 2016 Republican nomination contest).
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There are no other ETFs that are picking them up so early," she said, adding that while the S&P 500 took two years to add Facebook's stock to its holdings, Renaissance invested in it "within a week of its IPO.
And so, early Wednesday morning, I jumped in my car and drove to baseball practice in northeast D.C.. On the other side of town, in Alexandria, Virginia, my Republican colleagues were doing the same, getting ready for Thursday's big charity game.
Peter Ricketts, a former head of Britain's foreign ministry, said he was surprised the invitation had been issued so early into Trump's presidency, and that it would have been possible to invite him without the ceremonials of a full state visit.
So catching a glimpse of that surprisingly strong thump-thump-thump made our hearts sing (and our inner type As loved hearing the doctor call this fetus an "overachiever," as it's not always possible to detect a heartbeat so early).
But instead of opting for surgery, which is what doctors recommended (they were overjoyed that they caught the cancer so early), Jobs instead tried to heal himself by becoming a strict vegan, eating large amounts of fruit juices and carrots.
Of course, launching deals so early means that things are starting to sell out (like the Bose SoundSport in-ear headphones), so if you have your eye on something this year, just go for it so you don't miss out.
The big picture: One year later, we're still unsure of the scope of what Mueller does or doesn't know, and as noted by FiveThirtyEight, predicting the outcome of an investigation so early on hasn't proven to be useful in the past.
The bottom line: This is a huge ad spend for an outside group so early on in the election cycle, and the 233 districts targeted reveal which areas across the country that House Republican leadership are most concerned about come November.
"When these individuals get into bed at their normal bedtime [Monday], their brains are saying, 'Why are we in bed so early … we just woke up!' prompting them to have trouble sleeping and stay up late once again," Winter says.
While Hornacek disputed Rose's assumption that a lack of pick-and-rolls was the problem on Tuesday, he acknowledged that expecting Rose to assimilate so early in the season was unreasonable after he had missed so much of training camp.
The results, 14 months before Iowa's first-in-the-nation caucuses in February 2020, echo other recent polls that show the power of name identification so early in the nominating process, when no top candidates have officially announced they are running.
It's not a good sign when a season feels as if it's treading narrative water so early on, and while placing the focus squarely on Negan in this hour compensates somewhat, this check-in has come a few beats too late.
What is different about Mr. Bannon's stark assessments in Michael Wolff's new book, "Fire and Fury: Inside the Trump White House," is not that a former aide would speak out, but that it would happen so early in a presidency.
I hate to pull out an Andy Rooney impression so early in the morning, but it's annoying that Independence Day falls in the middle of next week and not on a Monday or a Friday as the founders clearly intended.
By getting out of the gate so early, the campaign has also been able to foot millions of dollars in legal fees — some to cover the expenses of the campaign and Trump associates caught up in federal and congressional investigations.
As his fans know, "Weegee" was a cute spelling of "Ouija" — a nickname he earned the hard way, by arriving so early to crime scenes that he seemed to have a sixth sense about what would happen before it did.
That political move was significant for two reasons: first, the gun rights group has normally not made political endorsements so early in an election cycle; second, the NRA was taking a political risk because of the unorthodox nature of Trump's campaign.
The legislative belly flop so early in a new president's term — reflected in sinking poll numbers — raises questions about what Republicans can hope to accomplish, particularly in a poisonous political environment with accusations swirling about entanglements with a foreign government.
"If I was working on his campaign, I would be pretty worried that that so early on, all he's been talking about is the positions he needs to reverse himself on as opposed to his ideas for America," she said.
It didn't make the most creatively interesting choices it could have, but that's a given: This is a giant commercial franchise now, and no one who isn't J.K. Rowling is going to get to take chances with it so early on.
No president in modern times has faced such a major investigation so early in his term even as he was still seeking to establish his political footing, much less one with as little popular support in polls as Mr. Trump has.
But it's kind of amazing that it's present so early, and so powerfully, as children look around the world; that they are capable of being bitten — hard — by some particular bug (and yes, there are kids with the bug gene).
Why it matters: The embryonic state in which Ford found AI — so early in its development more than a half-century after its birth that the basics are still up for grabs — suggests how far it has to go before reaching maturity.
So early in my tenure as mayor I got a group of business people to travel with me to Washington and to spend time getting briefings with different corners of the administration on recovery plans, because I wanted us to be aligned.
You want to draw from the broadest possible talent pool, and making the selection early is antithetical to that on a whole number of levels — most importantly because a lot of key talent won't necessarily be willing to embrace your cause so early.
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The third seed Muguruza, who lifted the Suzanne Lenglen Cup in 2016, prevailed 7-6(0) 6-2 in a rain-disrupted match against the 2009 champion, a claycourt expert very few would like to take on so early in the tournament.
Not since Anastasia Myskina went down in the opening round of the 2005 tournament has the French Open lost its women's champion so early, and the 20-year-old slipped off court, her head bowed, ruing what she called a "terrible day".
"I think it's a culmination of all the execution that these guys have put in place for the last 2-3 years," Rosenblatt Securities analyst Kirk Adams said, adding that it was "unlike" Adobe to raise their numbers so early in the year.
Villa has been the one constant in New York City F.C.'s history, signing as the club's first player in June 2014 — so early in its history that the team did not even have an official jersey to use at his unveiling.
We believe that this required disclosure — so early in each and every case, regardless of whether it is likely to be resolved without trial — constitutes an unwarranted invasion of privacy, threatens the safety of those named and reduces their willingness to come forward.
"Acquisitions are messy enough; hostile acquisitions are even messier," he told the Claremont McKenna group, detailing how lucky he was, in hindsight, to have been given so much responsibility so early in his career at a firm in the throes of change.
They argue her energy is coming at just the right time, long enough before the Iowa caucuses to allow Ms. Klobuchar to expand her operation but not so early that their momentum is gone by early February, when caucusing and voting begins.
So early in November, when a missile was fired from Yemen toward Saudi Arabia's Riyadh airport, there was little question on the matter: The Saudis have spent the past two years in an open war with the Houthi rebels responsible for the launch.
And if you withdraw your money so early that you haven't earned enough interest to pay the penalty, some C.D.s will bite into the principal to cover it — meaning you could actually lose money on what's supposed to be a sure bet.
But at a time when the US has made eradicating radical Islamic terrorism its No. 1 priority, the consequences of such an obvious failure so early in Trump's presidency are likely to be considerable, raising fundamental questions about America's role in the Middle East.
It is unusual for foreign leaders to be invited for a full state visit – one in which they are received with much greater pomp and circumstance, and essentially hosted by the monarch rather than the government of the day – so early in their presidency.
"It is a very unusual situation, especially so early in the year," climate scientist Martin Stendel said in a blog post, adding that cold air and low pressure systems to the east and west of Greenland have forced a warm air "cap" over the island.
Typically, new features introduced by Facebook on its platform are initially greeted with skepticism by users who prefer the comfort of things they already know well, so early eagerness around Stories is a good indicator that it'll continue to do well in the future.
And frankly, although we don't doubt that Apple has been working on the 2017 iPhone for quite some time (the lead-in time for devices like the iPhone and iPad are often years, not months), it's odd for such concrete details to leak so early.
Levie said that Box decided to take a broad open approach to artificial intelligence, partly because it's so early and partly because there are range of large tech companies doing important work, and he doesn't want to hitch his company's wagon to any single approach.
And to finish off the package, Salesforce is going to open a business incubator inside its offices in San Francisco where a dozen or so early-stage businesses can work with Salesforce to help build their burgeoning businesses built on top of the Lightning platform.
He said that this either means that the strain of E. coli is more virulent than others or that it's so early on in the reported of the outbreak that the CDC and FDA haven't identified all of the people who have been sickened.
From the moment Lonzo Ball arrived in the N.B.A., there has been no shortage of attention paid to his plight, given the target he has become so early in his career because of his father's chatter and the relentless social media scrutiny he endures.
Home court advantage may not seem like a big deal so early in the playoffs, but considering that these teams split their regular-season games, with each team winning both games at home, it could be the difference between moving along and a shocking upset.
If there's one thing missing from the book, it's Ms. Baird's thoughts on why Victoria let herself become submissive to Albert for so long, but perhaps the answers to that are too obviously linked to the loss of a father so early in life.
The ouster, coming so early in Trump's administration, was another upset for a White House that has been hit by miscues, including the controversial rollout of a travel ban on people from seven Muslim-majority countries, since the Republican president took office on Jan. 20.
"I think the fact that he has raised so much, so fast, so early should be concerning for anyone else who wants to pick up the liberal flag in this nominating contest," said Craig Varoga, a Democratic strategist who is unaligned in the race.
"His firing so early in President Trump's tenure is somewhat unexpected, but if you had asked me a few months ago whether I expected Preet to still be in that job in March I would have said no," said Matthew Schwartz, a former prosecutor under Bharara.
The ouster, coming so early in Trump's administration, was another upset in a White House that has been battered by miscues, including the controversial roll-out of a travel ban on people from seven Muslim-majority countries, since the Republican president took office on Jan. 20.
Because I started the blocker so early, I never went through puberty … basically it blocks testosterone in my body so that I don't develop as a male and get like a beard, a mustache, deep voice, and that's why I've been able to be so feminine.
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"Because it's still so early and beautiful and new, and there's so much promise, and because you've announced to the world that you love each other so much that you're going to make this commitment, there's a lot of social shame," says breakup coach Natalia Juarez.
"Now that he has made all the set-up for the new strategy, he has to carry on and I don't think it would be right to make a judgment so early," said Vincent Kaufmann, CEO of Ethos, which holds Credit Suisse stock in an index fund.
We know that black holes do indeed merge, as we've recently been able to observe the phenomena, but it is hard to understand how the process happened so quickly, and how such an incredibly massive black hole could form so early in the history of the universe.
And so, early the next morning, when F.S.A. rebels burst through the doors of the meeting hall to warn that Islamists were attacking Saraqib, it felt to Hossein like a loss more profound than the failure of an election, or even the demolition of his home town.
"One of the things that really has blown my mind over the past few years is seeing how far Intercom can get, in terms of revenue, and valuation, number of customers, even adoption — and still be so early in its mission and its venture," McCabe said.
What is new is that Republicans, by watching dazed and glassy-eyed as a president abuses the pardon so early in his term, are empowering him to make a habit of forgiving and incenting the kind of lawbreaking that he hopes will shore up his power.
" He added that "Zomato is present in 23 markets so early on and none is profitable, which implies that to address both the investments in last-mile delivery and losses in international operations, fundraising will be a continuous phenomenon, suggesting current valuations don't make much sense.
The landslide winner of the American League Rookie of the Year Award last season after hitting a rookie-record 2100 home runs, Judge underwent arthroscopic surgery on his left shoulder in November, and Boone said it was prudent not to push his mammoth right fielder so early.
With his approval ratings at historic lows for so early in a presidency, he is counting on the same people who see Mr. Bannon as their champion — just as Mr. Bannon is counting on Mr. Trump to retain his place in the White House inner circle.
"If the background of skin is tan, wait it out until your skin is as close to its base color before pursuing laser," urges Kenneth Mark, M.D. So, early fall — when your Labor Day tan has finally faded — is the perfect time to schedule an appointment.
An injured player rarely avoids the news media so easily, but Yankees General Manager Brian Cashman provided something of a diversion by holding court a few hundred feet away — although he was probably unhappy to be addressing the news media again so early in the season.
Polls show him with the best chance of beating Trump -- even though it's so early as to render them near meaningless -- and he has a unique personal quality and history that allow him to speak both to white working class voters and the more liberal Obama coalition.
His presidential announcement in July 20203, more than three years before Election Day in 2020, was met with mockery, but Delaney says now that he not only doesn't regret announcing so early, he also believes that it was the only way for him to get any attention.
Trump is the first US President to visit Israel so early in his term; the first sitting President to pray at the Western Wall; the first to declare Jerusalem the capital of Israel and likely next year the first to open a US embassy in Jerusalem.
HTT's CEO Dirk Ahlborn said in a statement that the company is focused on a "passenger first approach to guarantee that safety" is always the company's first concern, hence why it's begun construction on the people pod so early in its progress toward building its first commercial product.
The movie came out so early in the arc of Facebook's place in society that it didn't even address its transition to becoming the platform our extended relatives post outdated memes to our walls, let alone its role in one of the most contentious elections in modern history.
Michael Underhill, a portfolio manager at Ridgeworth Investments, which has $261.4 billion in assets under management, told CNBC's "Squawk Box " on Friday that these doubts were putting selling pressure on the market, so early share price performance wasn't indicative of the strength of an initial public offering (IPO).
"It's just incredible to know that someone at that age appreciated and understood exactly what was expected of them, and to basically put duty ahead of everything else so early on in her life is quite remarkable," he said in a documentary to honor her milestone 90th birthday.
What's more, the absurdity of these challenges to clear precedent is compounded by the lack of consideration of common sense policy issues that arise when a legislature grants personhood so early in a pregnancy, treating an expectant mother like a host instead of an independent person with independent rights.
But Lauren really didn't want to sit in the chair for too long, Sometimes I'd finish her makeup on set when they were rehearsing, because she didn't want to sit in the chair before rehearsal—we already had to get up so early in the morning as it was.
And while a few top donors have made no secret of their displeasure with Ryan's decision to announce his retirement so early in the year, his operation, including his aligned super PAC, remains the unmatched fundraising gorilla in the room that every vulnerable House GOPer needs in their corner.
Both states have been hit by hotel cancellations from tourists who spend a combined tens of billions of dollars annually, and though the effect is difficult to quantify so early on, local hotels, tourist boards, industry associations and government officials fear that a boycott will continue to dampen business.
Early Thursday morning, a jubilant Mr. Trump described how Mr. Kim had been "excellent" to three American prisoners he had agreed to release from a prison in North Korea, and "nice" to free them so early — a "wonderful thing" that showed Mr. Kim's desire to end his country's isolation.
But Siraj put his finger on it: as an early-stage deep tech investor, we have to consider the capital plan of a company, and if it needs to raise billions of dollars, early investors will get really diluted, so early-stage venture just isn't the best fit.
I quickly reached the conclusion that it would be downright harmful to try to ingest such excessive quantities, especially so early in the day, so I decided to share the extravagant breakfast with my friend 'Ziggy Silver', who wants to be anonymous for the purposes of this article.
Lastly, with candidates jumping in so early this year and the interest around town halls that we've seen so far — even though the debates are being held at the same time they have been in past years, is there a sense that it's almost too late for the debates?
Although he questioned Nestpick's original business model, saying that it worked but would never have amounted to the size of company Mangrove, Rocket and the startup's founders first thought it could be, in our call he laid failure squarely at the founders losing ownership of their own company so early on.
"It's all tied up in the companies I've invested in," he said, before reminding me that when you back a startup so early on in its life, it can be an incredibly long time before you have an opportunity to get your money out, presuming that you do at all.
Sending a message to his associates By showing his willingness to use his pardon power so early and often in his term, the President may be giving hope to former friends and associates, like Paul Manafort and Michael Cohen, who may be weighing whether or not to cooperate with the feds.
When asked whether he had approached other large tech firms like Apple, Google, and Amazon about joining the association — to which he responded that they've had "very open conversations with a lot of those companies" and many others — Marcus said having partners join so early on is a good thing.
"We want members to be informed about the costs associated with their care, so early next year, we will be introducing a simple, clear and straightforward explanation of what was charged by the clinician, what the plan paid and the costs for which the individual is responsible," the spokeswoman told me.
So early next fall, every high school senior in America who scored in the top 4 percent nationally on the SAT will receive, in the mail, a complimentary spray bottle of Wharton: The Fragrance, which has a top note of sandalwood and a bottom note of crisp, freshly minted $100 bills.
By moving so early in his tenure, Mr. Xi, 20123, is in effect proclaiming that he intends to stay in office well past 2023, overturning rules of succession in Chinese politics that evolved as the party sought stability following the power struggles to replace first Mao, and then Deng Xiaoping.
It is unusual for a successor to the top military job to be chosen so early, but the president has long been known to have a preference for General Milley, an ebullient officer who is well known in the halls of the Pentagon and at Army bases around the world.
"By telegraphing our punch so early, you give the Syrians the opportunity to harden themselves as a target and you give them the opportunity to have more time to think through what our potential response might be," said Christine Wormuth, a former undersecretary of defense for policy in the Obama administration.
"It's always important for a Supreme Court nominee to tell senators his or her views on the Constitution, but given how aggressively this president is testing the Constitution so early in his term, senators deserve those answers more than ever," said Senator Chuck Schumer of New York, the Democratic leader.
As for why it is taking orders so early, Roisman offers up the standard answer for small companies looking to do hardware: It needs to know how many to build, and the best way to do that is to sell them publicly before the first units roll off the manufacturing lines.
Project Tango, ARKit, and ARCoreThe first serious push for AR on mobile devices was with Project Tango, though Google got in the game so early that it took years for the relevant sensors and computing kit to become small enough to fit in a phone—and even then it was a bulky phone.
"It's been so amazing to get into the Christmas spirit so early this year," Sweetin, 35, says of filming the TV movie, which is just one of 33 new original movies that will air as part of the Hallmark Channel's Countdown to Christmas and Hallmark Movies & Mysteries' Most Wonderful Movies of Christmas.
For months, out of respect for the process and his friends in the crowded GOP field, the Republican Party's 2012 nominee has told friends and the candidates who have courted him that he is happy to share stories and advice but is not inclined to endorse, at least not so early on.
And so, early this month, I found myself sitting with Ms. Alexievich in a breakfast room high up in a hotel overlooking peaceful Gothenburg, Sweden, where the day before, in a lovely house on a tranquil lake, there had been an illuminating conference on her work organized by the University of Gothenburg.
Typically, regular Bachelor episodes only last two hours, which is still quite a commitment, but Peter's season is going to kick off a little differently: the premiere episode of Peter's Bachelor season is three hours long and will include extra content that fans don't usually get to see so early in the season.
"The president asked us to plan a trip that would help unite the world against intolerance and terrorism, and we have made great progress towards that goal in Saudi Arabia," Jared Kushner, the president's son-in-law, said in a statement Sunday, taking an unusual victory lap so early in a trip.
Gil Perez, senior vice president for product and innovation and head of digital customer initiatives at SAP, says most of the customers he talks to are still very early in the proof of concept stage, but not so early that SAP doesn't want to provide a service to help move them along the maturity curve.
Speaking to the official tournament website Maria Fassi said "Until last year, having the chance to compete at Augusta National so early in my career is something I didn't know could be possible," said Fassi who plays her golf at the University of Arkansas and will also be part of the field for the event.
But none of that alleviates the pressures that are crowding in on Trump at home: the appointment of Robert Mueller as a special counsel to look into allegations of collusion with Russia; approval ratings that are the worst of any president so early in his tenure; and an uncertain outlook for his major legislative priorities.
While it is true that President Trump is historically unpopular (especially for a president so early into his first term), and has enraged and mobilized Democrats across the spectrum, it is not clear that the president and the White House are a threat to the congressional Republican legislative agenda, or to their midterm election chances.
For all the talk that the Rockets may benefit from a rematch with the Warriors in the conference semifinals rather than the West finals, when James Harden and Chris Paul are theoretically fresher, it may actually be Golden State that benefits the most from watching Houston and Utah beating each other up so early.
"I think we would have made the same mistakes, because it was so early and you didn't really know what was happening," he said as we spoke over Cokes in the Axel Springer Journalists Club, a throwback to a bygone newspaper era featuring original wood paneling from The London Times and sweeping views of Berlin.
One answer: a lack of outreach to the opposition: One reason why the boisterous protests — in the streets, in town halls — have come so early in Trump's presidency is due to his lack of outreach to the millions of Americans who didn't vote for him (remember, Trump lost the popular vote by about three million votes).
One of the downsides of finding yourself on the biggest stage in your industry so early in your career—even one as promising as 12 Gauge's still is—is that most of the growing pains that most fighters will face while still slugging it out in smaller promotions have to happen in front of the world.
What's unfortunate is that at this point consumers who have dropped the cash on a souped-up PC and headset are kind of being held hostage because without purchasing the Touch controllers, it's likely that they'll be boxed out from some of the most premium content coming to the VR platform that they were so early to support.
Daniel Shapiro, who recently ended his tenure as U.S. ambassador to Israel under Obama, told Reuters he would be surprised if Trump and Netanyahu "determined so early in the time working together that they would rather scrap that agreement than try to enforce it in a tough manner and put other pressures unrelated to that deal on the Iranians".
It seems the bomb went off so early that not very many people were at work yet — though the episode's assertion that the bomb decimated three blocks really makes it seem like more people should have died, even if it was early in the morning, but that's a small quibble in the world of TV dramas.
Read more: These are the best doughnut shops in all 50 statesAn employee at a Krispy Kreme location in New Jersey also told Insider that while she cannot confirm the return of either of the two limited-time doughnut offerings, she suspects the sweets may come back to stores soon since they debuted so early in the season.
It felt much like a regular Taco Bell, but with a DJ. Still, a fun, thumping EDM mix was blaring from the speakers and the crowd seemed pretty spirited for so early in the evening so I pushed aside all the preconceived notions I had about the place, got in line to order, and started my night.
Helms couldn't answer basic questions on how giving a man decision-making power in a woman's choice to get an abortion or not would play out, like how paternity would be proven so early in pregnancy, who would be responsible for caring for the child if a woman is forced to give birth, and what would happen in cases of rape and incest.
One gets the sense here, and it&aposs possibly because we have had such bad communication with this other country going back, that maybe just meeting and getting things started right away will be helpful even though I don&apost think you can imagine that terribly much will be accomplished so early that it will take further meetings and more hashing out.
Rather than belabor these points again, I'll just restate that I'm interested in the series following the growing sentience and autonomy of the Hosts, but it feels like Westworld opened so early in the story that it will take forever to catch up to the point we already know we're headed toward: the moment when the Hosts "wake up," so to speak.
"We believe it would be inappropriate to insist on the inclusion of such funding in a must-pass appropriations bill that is needed for the Republican majority in control of the Congress to avert a government shutdown so early in President Trump's Administration," the Senate Democratic leadership team wrote in a letter addressed to Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell on March 13.
Beyoncé's acceptance speech for winning Best Urban Contemporary Album was also dotted with personal and political references; it was a carefully prepared speech, and the fact that she debuted it so early in the night despite being up for other awards was a suggestion that even she knew taking home the night's top prize—Album of the Year—was no guarantee.
"We believe it would be inappropriate to insist on the inclusion of such funding in a must-pass appropriations bill that is needed for the Republican majority in control of the Congress to avert a government shutdown so early in President Trump's administration," said the letter signed by Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer of New York and other Democratic leaders.
It's unusual to announce a game console so early — Project Scorpio is still a codename, after all, and we don't even know what it will look like — and on the surface the reveal appears to be a response to Sony, which already has PlayStation VR launching this year and revealed last week that it was working on a similar upgrade to the PS4.
TechCrunch: Speedinvest is a pan-European seed fund investing in tech companies, writing initial cheques from €50,000 up to €1.5 million but also with the capacity to follow at Series A. Can you perhaps be more specific with regards to the types of founders and startups you look for, and what key indicators are important for businesses that are so early?
With the exception of Avengers: Endgame (which came out so early it probably shouldn't even be referred to as a summer movie), just about every major movie on the slate this summer is an awful sequel or reboot that has either flopped horribly already, like Dark Phoenix and Men in Black: International, or is destined to tank, like the Angry Birds sequel no one asked for.
The Cairns Post reports airport sources told the outlet that after the plane landed, there was a "comedy of errors," as no ground crew were available to assist in the removal of the body since it was so early in the morning, and the pilot didn't want to use an air bridge so he wouldn't put passengers at risk of seeing the dead body.
"We believe it would be inappropriate to insist on the inclusion of such funding in a must-pass appropriations bill that is needed for the Republican majority in control of the Congress to avert a government shutdown so early in President Trump's administration," Senate Democratic leaders warned Monday in a letter to Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellAre Democrats turning Trump-like?
I didn't back Oculus Rift on Kickstarter, thinking it wasn't sensible to jump in so early, but eventually buckled, and soon strapped a headset on every family member or friend who waltzed near my PC. I had a carefully curated set of games and VR experiences to show VR off, and soon enough, I was being asked to give that same VR tour to complete strangers.
I don't know why he was home so early, except that he wanted to be and because it was a perfect summer night in New England — where every now and then there is a day when the air is such a perfect temperature that it feels like no temperature at all, when it's impossible to imagine that anywhere could be better than right where you are.
While there are advantages to having Iowa and New Hampshire so early in the primary calendar — they're both easier for candidates to traverse compared to larger states, and they have more accessible media markets, both of which make it easier for an underdog to gain a profile — the skewed make-up of their electorates is a major reason to argue that they shouldn't occupy this position.
Still, it's very early in the life of Confederate, and Bloys doesn't yet know many specific details about the series — such as how it might present a version of slavery that exists in the modern day — because its producers are so early in their process (and two of them are about to be deeply buried in producing the eighth and final season of Game of Thrones).
It's harder to put a value on the relief Hughes must also feel, having exited the scandal-hit behemoth so early on — getting out before early missteps hardened into a cynical parade of privacy, security and trust failures that slowly, gradually yet inexorably snowballed into world-wide scandal — with the 2016 revelations about the extent of Kremlin-backed political disinformation lighting up the dark underbelly of Facebook ads.
Any attempt to untwist these numbers is impossible and useless so early in a season, let alone a career, but when Simmons is engaged—as he was in pinning Ingram's shot against the backboard—there are few players his age in recent NBA history who've been able to impact games the way he does on the defensive end while still serving as the primary ball-handler for an above-average offense.
Republican Senator Tom Cotton has come in hot with a Tweetstorm on the Obamacare repeal and replace process, which has been running into some very early issues: Why it matters: Republicans can afford quite a few defections and still pass a bill through the House, but the Senate is an entirely different issue, and for Cotton to go public so early is a danger sign for House leadership.
" Despite being friends with former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 85033 crime law authored by Biden Panel: Jill Biden's campaign message MORE, who is the early front-runner for the Democratic nomination, Milano still said she doesn't think "it behooves anyone for me to come out so publicly so early.
No more at home here than the lambs, though no less so among the Banks Peninsula's steep, grassy, and almost pathless declivities, the paired-off stalks can grow to the height of a house cat; they slouch, almost as much at ease as a cat would be, amid the taller foxglove blooms, whose buttered-popcorn and flame- orange bells emerge so early in the Southern summer's game, as if to ring in the new year.

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