Cher's charisma and talent has stood the test of time.
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How, then, has Rosebud Salve stood the test of time?
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But still, it's pieces have stood the test of time.
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Both of these weapons have stood the test of time.
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Some of these speeches have stood the test of time.
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The Ferragamo Vara pump has stood the test of time.
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Is it simply something that has stood the test of time?
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The shrine is humble but has stood the test of time.
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Peeps have survived intense experiments and stood the test of time.
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Our nation's social insurance infrastructure has stood the test of time.
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Hillary and Bill's marriage has also stood the test of time.
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" "Friendship between India and Russia has stood the test of time.
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But these churches, this landscape, had stood the test of time.
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It's truly a record that has stood the test of time!
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Not all of the work has stood the test of time.
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Yet the three pillars have not only stood the test of time.
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But I don't think it's stood the test of time so well.
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Here are 11 classic diners that have stood the test of time.
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At the very least, it has not stood the test of time.
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It's notoriously dodgy—the construction has not stood the test of time.
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I think heavy metal has stood the test of time, hasn't it?
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Others, like chicken pie, haven&apost exactly stood the test of time.
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A: We Are Devo, we've all too chillingly stood the test of time.
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While mobile game fads may change, it has stood the test of time.
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It means that I chose a project that stood the test of time.
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I wanted to show a love story that stood the test of time.
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Design Franz von Holzhausen's impeccable Model S has stood the test of time.
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That said, there are some movies that have simply stood the test of time.
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Their relationship has stood the test of time through Remy's six-year prison sentence.
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There are certainly parts of the special that haven't stood the test of time.
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" And having stood the test of time, he said, "it's a really good investment.
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And other theories that were once considered ugly have stood the test of time.
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"My view is that our rules have stood the test of time," he said.
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Other menu items have stood the test of time, including the famous Big Mac.
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The M79 grenade launcher is another weapon that has stood the test of time.
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PACs are a reform of the 1970s that has stood the test of time.
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"Crocodile Dundee is a film that has stood the test of time," Hogan tells PEOPLE.
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It's one of my few friendships that has stood the test of time and distance.
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Several explanations have been put forward, but only one has stood the test of time.
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It's a great pop song," Kimmel responded, adding, "It's certainly stood the test of time.
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If any snowshoe has stood the test of time, it is the MSR Lightning Ascent.
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That thing stood the test of time more than we ever thought it could, dude.
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The suit was first introduced in 1925, and it has stood the test of time.
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Again, it's just pipes with water, a technology that has stood the test of time.
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It's what's inside that counts... These aphorisms have stood the test of time for many reasons.
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All are definitive and memorable moments in pop culture that have stood the test of time.
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Of those, 953—a fifth of the total now recognised—have stood the test of time.
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There's one lesson that's stood the test of time: Never judge a book by its cover.
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It was solid, detailed, but not over-styled and had certainly stood the test of time.
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Some items, like the Big Mac and Filet-O-Fish, have stood the test of time.
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My Outdoor Voices dress has stood the test of time, holding up through almost daily use.
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Looking back now, I think a lot of the advice has stood the test of time.
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With 34 years of experience, Isaacs' devotion to humanitarian assistance has stood the test of time.
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Hugh Jackman and Deborra-Lee Furness definitely have a love that has stood the test of time.
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Still, our school, Junshin, has stood the test of time and exists to this day, in 2017.
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But the effects work that has best stood the test of time is 2001: A Space Odyssey.
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Lowe made it clear that the target was still appropriate and has "stood the test of time".
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I think the franchise has stood the test of time because we've had one voice behind it.
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"I'm very proud of this one, and think it has stood the test of time," he said.
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But it's also because Winehouse's talents as a singer and performer have stood the test of time.
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In addition, arranged marriages help couples uphold cultural and religious traditions that have stood the test of time.
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Although the video's place in history has stood the test of time, their relationship, sadly, did not. 9.
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They reminisced about the fashions (nice mullet, Slater!) and the friendships that have stood the test of time.
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Nobel judges often award discoveries made decades ago, to make sure they have stood the test of time.
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We had to look deep inside our soul and create some shit that stood the test of time.
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Zoolock has stood the test of time, making appearances in competitions large and small since the game debuted.
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I'd argue she has stood the test of time because there's something in her we can't quite hate.
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This classic has stood the test of time, and over 1,500 Amazon reviewers have given it 5 stars.
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It stood the test of time for one hundred damned years, and with good reason: It. Just. Worked.
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Literary criticism typically tends to emphasize the singularity of exceptional works that have stood the test of time.
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The scholarly work that D'Souza (and Woodward) pilloried in the early 90's has stood the test of time.
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But their relationship has stood the test of time and is now an object of fascination in French politics.
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But only a handful of the blockbusters have stood the test of time as Hollywood's biggest summer earners ever.
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McDonald&aposs breakfast has so far stood the test of time, but will it withstand the test of taste?
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But the policy goals reflected in the U.S. regulatory framework for financial markets have stood the test of time.
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But now, two decades later, the mechanisms enacted to achieve that goal simply haven't stood the test of time.
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Past winners like the Michelin Man have stood the test of time, or become an integral part of American culture.
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Fast-forward a century and the "let a robot do your dirty work" dream has stood the test of time.
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"[Nam Long] is something that has stood the test of time—it remains relevant, individual in its identity," says Dzuyen.
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A lot of people were using models in videos then, but this one in particular stood the test of time.
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Now, it's almost 20 years later, and to say the song has stood the test of time would be an understatement.
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But a look back at the body of his work shows that it has stood the test of time remarkably well.
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I also wanted to focus on places that stood the test of time and have been around for years and years.
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The zany, pun-filled cartoon has improbably stood the test of time and entertained generations of youngsters through movies and spinoffs.
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Lovehoney Jessica Rabbit 10 Function Rabbit VibratorFrom: LovehoneyIf there's one toy that's stood the test of time, it's the rabbit vibe.
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Those weapons have stood the test of time and are still effective in the more-than-capable hands of American operators.
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Even at the peak of digital music streaming, vintage record players have stood the test of time amongst true music enthusiasts.
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The world's oldest living couple celebrated their 80th wedding anniversary A love story that has truly stood the test of time.
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Characterized by its mid-top cut, minimal eyelets, and elongated toe box, the chukka boot style has stood the test of time.
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Wedding Album Did you receive an item that has stood the test of time and you can't imagine your life without it?
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At other times, though, the books that give you the most solace are the ones that have stood the test of time.
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"The strongest trend of all that has stood the test of time is the white kitchen," Quinn told Insider of 2010s decor.
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Not only did we get iconic scenes from the show but there were countless lines that have stood the test of time.
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Nars Radiant Creamy Concealer, available at Sephora, $30The Nars Radiant Creamy Concealer has stood the test of time in my beauty routine.
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"The creative collaboration of RZA and Ghostface has stood the test of time through our music," RZA said in his own statement.
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"Unlike many of their items today, Ikea's older products were actually made very well and have stood the test of time," said Silfverstolpe.
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I'll be my own first critic to say that my not-so-hot-off-the-presses paper hasn't stood the test of time.
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The Google Home has stood the test of time, coming in at a decent price and boasting decent sound quality for its size.
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LEGO Boost Creative Toolbox, available at Amazon, $159.95Legos have already stood the test of time, but even the classics can always be improved.
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They're huge believers in human editors and they wanted to use media brands that were trusted and had stood the test of time.
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While as-seen-on-TV products tend to be gimmicky, the Gazelle has stood the test of time — and is still going strong.
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Some design themes have been consistent, yielding attractive vehicles that have stood the test of time; but Tesla has missed the mark, too.
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The win has stood the test of time, and despite the improved equipment and vitality of today's golfers, Boros remains the oldest major champion.
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And then there were the also-rans like Sham 19703, Generation X, and X-Ray Spex, who arguably haven't stood the test of time.
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This film has certainly stood the test of time and to say this film changed many people's lives — including mine — is not an understatement.
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"The strongest trend of all that has stood the test of time is the white kitchen," Quinn said of decor in the last decade.
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With a 94% rating on Rotten Tomatoes, It's a Wonderful Life is a feel-good watch that has triumphantly stood the test of time.
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There are some very old protocols here that could be vulnerable to a well researched attack although they have stood the test of time.
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But others have stood the test of time, and this is primarily because they've given warnings that are deemed by later generations as prophetic.
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And of all the "great actors" here in Hollywood, one in particular has stood the test of time for her many uninspiring and overrated performances.
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None of them stood the test of time quite like DuckTales, where Scrooge McDuck travels the planet looking to increase his absurd amount of wealth.
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TC: Are there any particular designers or designs that you can point to and say that designer or product has stood the test of time?
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O'Connell revealed to PEOPLE that although he's drafted his acceptance speech many a time over the years, one thing has stood the test of time.
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The discussions that began in Reykjavik led to other, more modest but enduring nuclear pacts, along two tracks that have stood the test of time.
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The industry has stood the test of time, thus far, as Bitcoin ATMs look to be one of the easiest ways to purchase digital cash.
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LEGO however has stood the test of time, and continues to grow in popularity, particularly since it teamed up with our favourite books and movies.
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Gaggia is a classic name in espresso, and there's a reason why the brand has stood the test of time: These machines make great coffee.
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When we started Eventbrite, we didn't just want to build a business together — we wanted to create a company that stood the test of time.
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Denmark apart, none of those teams were especially noteworthy, but they've stood the test of time, at least in part because of what they wore.
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It was something that was part of the definition of the times, and it stood the test of time regardless of how things have changed.
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And of all the "great actors" here in Hollywood, one in part has stood the test of time for her many uninspiring and overrated performances.
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It's a rarity in Hollywood to see any kind of relationship span more than three decades, and these actors have certainly stood the test of time.
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He buys "boring" stocks — unflashy names like MSCI and Mastercard that have stood the test of time — while avoiding those that are chased by impatient investors.
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Ahead of the film's release, we took to the streets of New York to see how the Kerrigan-Harding drama has stood the test of time.
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Hoover's favorite has stood the test of time, as sweet potatoes topped with marshmallows can still be found on dinner tables across the country come Thanksgiving.
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Stocks hit a new high for the year this week, back on track to match a post-election pattern that has stood the test of time.
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To that end, One Touch is an album from three teenage girls that has stood the test of time in a way many others have not.
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The award has had a better record than most: Many of its winners have stood the test of time and their tally includes remarkably few embarrassments.
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"If you look at the history of tech, every major technology that stood the test of time has had a regulatory body watching it," Boyle said.
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Here at Wine School, we reserve special respect for wines that have stood the test of time, even if they are puzzling to the modern palate.
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"Classics like Psycho and The Nightmare on Elm Street have stood the test of time because of their indelible villains," a spokesperson for Tubi told the Post.
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Games along with its predecessor—the idea that old-school parlor games are fun over the internet—was one that should have stood the test of time.
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Since then, the institution has stood the test of time through many contentious years, but its longevity does not mean there is not still room to improve.
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While never completely satisfying to anyone, as compromises inherently are not, the "middle ground" of the Hyde Amendment has stood the test of time for a reason.
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But the production is so massive (thanks to Daniel Lanois) and the rhythm's so slamming, that Martha's song has stood the test of time to my ears.
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Here's a sampling of what we found: Classic books These stories have stood the test of time, and they remain meaningful bedtime reading choices for many parents.
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"She was making ambitious and innovative paintings that stood the test of time in their radicalness," says Paul de Froment, the director of the New York gallery.
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The show about a gang of cats competing for a spot in the afterlife has stood the test of time since it was first performed in 1980.
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John and Charlotte Henderson have an aggregate age of 211 years and 175 days, and a love story that has quite literally stood the test of time.
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And some, such as boxed mac 'n' cheese from the '80s, even stood the test of time (some of us still devour this meal on a weekly basis).
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And while it seems like every beloved couple in Hollywood is walking away from each other, there are plenty of couples that have stood the test of time.
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However, for the nostalgic among us who want to experience the magic of You've Got Mail offscreen, there are some locations that have stood the test of time.
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So take a break from all of the trendy stuff, grab some cash, and head to one these 11 iconic American diners that have stood the test of time.
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Surely, our Constitution which has stood the test of time for more than 6900 years, through wars and depressions and disasters and failed leadership, will not abandon us now.
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While Pyongyang has repeatedly renounced the Armistice, and both sides have violated it on occasion, it's the one deal with North Korea that has stood the test of time.
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But Mr. Caruana, 211, who is the president of Our Neighbors Civic Association of Ozone Park, said that Hitchcock and Denton's marketing ploy has stood the test of time.
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His audacity and freedom annoyed a lot of classics professors, but his "War Music" has stood the test of time, and gives us a wonderful new avenue into Homer.
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This Babyletto convertible crib is well-designed and practicalFounded in 2010, Babyletto&aposs modern designs give a nod to the midcentury style that has stood the test of time.
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"Looking back on it, I think that both blocking the AT&T-T-Mobile merger, and approving Comcast-NBC with tough conditions, have stood the test of time," he says.
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His work has stood the test of time and then some: Recordings of Rumi poems have been performed by the likes of Madonna, Goldie Hawn, Philip Glass, and Demi Moore.
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For many, his portrayal of women characters has not stood the test of time, and they would like to see Whedon and HBO pass the baton on female-fronted projects.
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The Converse Chuck Taylor All-Star has truly stood the test of time, going from a premier basketball sneaker in the early 1900s to arguably the most recognizable sneaker ever.
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Television-series reboots and family reunions are opportunities to assess how people's faces have stood the test of time and congratulate those who appear most similar to their past selves.
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"Looking back on it, I think that both blocking the AT&T-T-Mobile merger, and approving Comcast-NBC with tough conditions, have stood the test of time," he said.
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August Ragone tells Tsuburaya's story in his picture-packed biography Eiji Tsuburaya: Master of Monsters, and he shows how Tsuburaya created definitive movie monsters that have stood the test of time.
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It's an app dedicated to writing and developing screenplays and it has stood the test of time, going through 11 iterations to reach this latest version, the pinnacle of screenwriting warez.
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The WWE theme songs created in the 290s and early 290s were pretty bad all across the board, but Edge's entrance stood the test of time—largely because Edge did, too.
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The performances (if not the ingrained racism) have stood the test of time in a way that most acting of that era hasn't — Vivien Leigh's Scarlett throws shade like nobody's business.
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The advice may seem boring, but it's stood the test of time (and, unlike a colonic, doesn't come with the prospect of watching your own liquidy poop shuttling through a tube).
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And the film's portrayal of the budding tech magnate as someone more interested in growing his creation than in who might be hurt by it has stood the test of time.
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But the abuse allegations against Jackson have also stood the test of time, and it is painful to bear witness to the accounts laid out in graphic detail in the documentary.
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The fiberglass body has mostly stood the test of time after narrowly escaping being crushed by two trees that grew up just inches away from it on either side of the car.
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While needles, face masks made from curry spice, and chakra-healing may seem a bit eye roll-inducing, they're skin-care treatments that have stood the test of time for good reasons.
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The original Dark Crystal film has stood the test of time so well thanks to its puppets and practical effects, which still look distinctive and well-crafted more than 30 years later.
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Our countries came together in 1942 to reverse the dire threat posed by Axis powers to all democratic nations, and that effort has stood the test of time for over 77 years.
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Sweet Auburn Curb MarketWhat started as the Municipal Market back in 1924 has stood the test of time, and gone on to become a must-stop for locals looking for unquestionably killer grub.
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The Lovings' love truly stood the test of time when they challenged the law and brought their case before the Supreme Court in 1967, leading to the end of laws against interracial marriage.
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It somehow seemed both firmer and more comfortable than the initial mattress I bought, and one-and-a-half years later, it has stood the test of time as a great crib mattress.
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Vitamix 6500 Pro Blender Set for $300 ($250 off): Our team highly recommends this blender, which has stood the test of time in a way that both Cuisinart and KitchenAid blenders have not.
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" And "although Africa has a number of smaller wizarding schools, there is only one that has stood the test of time (at least a thousand years) and achieved an enviable international reputation: Uagadou.
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And while there are plenty of shoes in the market to choose from that are made for comfort, there's one brand that has stood the test of time and continues to be seen everywhere.
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Ducati was inducted into the Grabbys Wall of Fame that night (link NSFW), an honor the industry confers upon veterans who have stood the test of time, and an acknowledgement of his prolific career.
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The rock legends have stood the test of time, ringing in five number-one singles, four number one albums, and 14 Top 40 hits, eventually being declared one of Rolling Stone's 100 Greatest Artists.
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We aren't at all surprised that the product has stood the test of time: Because of its five-color range, the shades can be mixed together or worn separately as highlighter, eyeshadow, or blush.
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Mama's Royal CafeEvery city has one: The diner that's stood the test of time, filled with battle-scarred bar stools and seen-it-all waitresses, devoted locals, and its own particular breed of Americana.
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Senior U.S. government policymakers have used leadership analysis to understand the intentions of adversaries, and such analyses have stood the test of time as useful tools in profiling, negotiating and making national security decisions.
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The aesthetic, which veers from Middle America with a shit-load of monsters dumped into it to European cities that have stood the test of time and two major world wars, is oddly alluring.
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" But he stressed that "when designing Advanced Indexing, we relied on decades of peer-reviewed research to select factors that have stood the test of time" — even after being widely publicized — and "across asset classes.
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Legislators can draw inspiration from Frederick Law Olmsted's original 19th century design for the Boston Park system, a string of nine continuous parks known as the Emerald Necklace, which has stood the test of time.
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"Such attempts expose a total lack of respect for Africa, lack of understanding about China, absence of knowledge about the true friendship between China and Africa that has stood the test of time," he said.
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There's no doubt Ram Trucks aimed to bring together audiences (and potential customers) with a figure whose words, decades after his death, have stood the test of time to represent equality, unity, and yes, service.
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Senior U.S. government policymakers have used leadership analysis to gauge the political psychology and intentions of adversaries — and such analyses have stood the test of time as useful methodological tools in profiling, negotiating and decision-making.
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For some weird reason, the visard hasn't stood the test of time quite as well as another centuries-old sun protector: zinc oxide, which has been used as a physical sun protectant for thousands of years.
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The lore of Cincinnatus and Washington has stood the test of time because each generation must be reminded that our democracy cannot be taken for granted, from the casual observer to engaged voters to our elected leaders.
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With celebrity fans including Gwen Stefani and Katy Perry, they have somehow stood the test of time and are already making a quiet comeback — though that doesn't necessarily mean that you should go back to wearing them.
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He insists that all the most important legislation in modern history (he names Social Security, Medicare, and the Voting Rights Act) passed with bipartisan support — and has stood the test of time because of that original compromise.
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Waka Flocka Flame's rise in the late 2000's and Chicago's drill movement at the early part of this decade gave credence to that notion, but few have stood the test of time like Crime Mob's debut single.
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These are the books that have all stood the test of time — they've made the New York Times best-sellers list and have been recommended over and over again by critics and the world's most successful business leaders.
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In fact, we thought it would be interesting to look at some previous films that have stood the test of time (or at least the test of the box office totals) even though critics gave them bad reviews.
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Helsinki, Finland (CNN)Vladimir Putin has stood the test of time through four American presidents, but from Donald Trump he is looking for one thing in particular: to be elevated on the world stage, away from global isolation.
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In spite of it all — including a near-separation in the late 2000s, when the Smiths' lives professionally had never been better — Jada and Will are one of the few celebrity marriages that has stood the test of time.
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One of my favorite touches that has somehow stood the test of time is that the birth still gets announced by a "town crier," complete with an outfit fit for a particularly luxe production of The Pirates of Penzance.
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Conker's Bad Fur Day featured a lot of crappy jokes that haven't stood the test of time, but structurally, the game was wonderful, leaning into those adventure game inspirations and eliminating 90% of the collecting, emphasizing quest design instead.
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Suddenly, the two provocateurs will be the caretakers of the "special relationship" between the United States and the United Kingdom that has stood the test of time and underpinned one of the strongest military and diplomatic alliances in the West.
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We rounded up 18 wedding gifts that women not only received IRL but the ones they actually adored and still use to this day — tried-and-true registry classics that have stood the test of time AND wild-card guest surprises, too.
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Few characters have stood the test of time like Dr. Miranda Bailey who remains one of the few cast members who has been on the show since the first season; however, the last episode did not leave Bailey in a good place.
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Not only has the original show stood the test of time, but the medical procedural has lead to a number of spin-offs as well, most recently a new show called Station 19 which centers around a fire station near the hospital.
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But when we started noticing a skin-care comeback straight out of the early 20th century, we started to wonder if we'd been missing out on one of the most gentle, versatile skin-care products to have stood the test of time.
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While neither has managed to prevent the slow and equally destabilizing arrival of new nuclear powers (China, India, Pakistan, Israel, eventually North Korea, and possibly someday Iran), both sets of treaties — Start and INF — have very much stood the test of time.
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"Unlike many of their items today, Ikea's older products were actually made very well and have stood the test of time," Pontus Silfverstolpe, the cofounder of Barnebys, a leading aggregator that tracks sales at over 2,000 auction houses, told The Daily Mail.
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NICE's QALY thresholds have long provoked controversy and complaints among drugmakers whose products have fallen on the wrong side of the equation, yet the system has stood the test of time, albeit with tweaks such as looser requirements for end-of-life care.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Biennials may seem like a dime a dozen these days, with what seems like a new one starting up somewhere on the globe every week, though there are a few that have stood the test of time.
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But whenever the recently-announced Age of Empires 2: Definitive Edition comes out, it'll be a new coat of paint on a thing that's stood the test of time, an RTS heirloom passed from one age of PC games into the next.
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While Ariana Grande and Pete Davidson may not have stood the test of time, Nick Jonas and Priyanka Chopra and Justin Bieber and Hailey Baldwin have both officially tied the knot, and now Chris Pratt, 39, and Katherine Schwarzenegger, 28 have announced their own engagement.
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Although Madonna has no shortage of signature looks that have stood the test of time, the number that she wore to perform "Like a Virgin" for her first performance at the MTV Video Music Awards in could be one of her most memorable ones.
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"If we pulled this off in the right way — and it stood the test of time — this was going to stand in, in some small way, for what those kids experienced at 6:30 in the morning on June 6, 213," Spielberg, 72, told NBC News.
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Alas, the circle of reality TV. One moment on the show, however, has stood the test of time, according to the people at BAFTA: Stormzy's surprise appearance with would-be rappers Chris and Kem, which is up for "Virgin TV's Must-See Moment" at this year's awards.
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Those playsets haven't changed much since first being introduced back in 1958, and Brio's continued focus on imaginative play is a hallmark of many toys that have similarly stood the test of time, but that's not to say there isn't room for a few upgrades here and there.
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Ethereum has already had one hack of large magnitude in its history while Bitcoin has mostly stood the test of time in its nine years of existence, but it'd be imprudent to completely brush off the possibility of this happening to any cryptocurrency, even the most thoroughly tested one.
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In a May 24 lecture at the Bank of Japan, I reviewed my past advice to see how it has stood the test of time, and I offered some thoughts on what options the BOJ might consider if its current policy framework is insufficient to achieves its inflation objectives.
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This is the story of American Football in their own words, the story of how three kids going to school in Champaign-Urbana accidentally managed to create a major piece of music that has stood the test of time, regardless of how minor the whole period was to them.
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With this film, Meyers did more than just create a story that would become a permanent fixture in our DVD collection, despite being about a couple of 11-year-olds, she also introduced us to an iconic snack combination that has stood the test of time, Oreos and peanut butter.
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India's foreign ministry did not respond to a request for comment on Russia's ties with Pakistan, but has previously said that its own relations with Moscow have stood the test of time, and that the two nations are building up defence and energy relations, including collaboration on nuclear reactors in India.
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India's foreign ministry did not respond to a request for comment on Russia's ties with Pakistan, but has previously said that its own relations with Moscow have stood the test of time, and that the two nations are building up defense and energy relations, including collaboration on nuclear reactors in India.
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Year: 1963, at the 35th Academy AwardsWhat beat it: "Lawrence of Arabia"David Lean's "Lawrence of Arabia" is critically beloved, but Robert Mulligan's "To Kill A Mockingbird" has stood the test of time, often becoming a must-watch by school children, for its depiction and handling of racism in a courtroom.
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Lopez, a stylish left-hander who long ago was one of Federer's junior rivals, has yet to get past the quarterfinals in any Grand Slam in singles, but he, too, has stood the test of time in a sport that has seen far too many injuries and surgeries among the elite of late.
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Yes, I know that the low-top vintage basketball-inspired silhouette is a design that's stood the test of time and can be worn with just about anything, but it seems like brands are tossing their iterations out into the market left and right just to get a piece of the pie.
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The film memorably opens to the dub-inflected strains of Andrew Weatherall's remix of St Etienne's "Only Love Can Break Your Heart", with Primal Scream's end-of-the night/sunset/comedown anthem "Come Together" making for a fitting finale Much of the music has stood the test of time, as has the film itself.
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That process has stood the test of time, that process is the process that the BoE is following and if it were to be called into question, one would expect to see the emergence of a risk premium around a range of UK assets, it would be most prominent around the currency, in gilt markets, in inflation expectations.
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What it's about: There's a reason people keep adapting The Jungle Book — it's fun to see a little kid run around with big animals, and Kipling's characterization of paternal Bagheera the panther (Christian Bale), bumbling Baloo the bear (Serkis), and whispering python Kaa (Cate Blanchett), along with many other animals, has stood the test of time.
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Listen to patients House conservative's procedural protest met with bipartisan gripes This Memorial Day, I challenge everyone to find a way to honor our nation's fallen MORE (R-Tenn.), is an important reminder that, although Lincoln's words have stood the test of time, the government's ability to care for veterans through a separately run healthcare system has not.
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Consider the key features of that list — smearing the opponent, targeting groups for ridicule, denying the evidence in front of one's nose, using government power to punish perceived enemies, dismantling institutions that have stood the test of time — and one realizes they perfectly describe the fears raised by anti-Trump conservatives about a potential Trump presidency.
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Fight Club (based on a 21999 Chuck Palahniuk novel), Election (based on a 21960 Tom Perrotta novel), The Talented Mr. Ripley (based on a 270 Patricia Highsmith novel), Mansfield Park (based on an 21999 Jane Austen novel), and Girl, Interrupted (based on Susanna Kaysen's 230 memoir) are all adaptations that have stood the test of time.
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Your books have the depressing distinction of having stood the test of time—Had I Known is full of essays from the 1980s and '90s that are about the vanishing middle class, sexism and sexual harassment in the workplace, homelessness, the high cost of student loans, the hypocrisies of the so-called New Man—it often feels like not much has changed since the time these essays were except to get worse.
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Yet even amid calls for reform in the grand jury process, Bratton's sentiments have more or less stood the test of time: Officer Pantaleo is still on modified duty, pending the Department of Justice's own probe, which is now over a year old; another unnamed officer, who is seen next to Pantaleo in the notorious video, was temporarily placed on administrative duty; and four EMS workers from the Richmond University Medical Center, where Garner was pronounced dead, were suspended without pay.
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We applaud House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Kevin BradyKevin Patrick BradyRepublicans' rendezvous with reality — their plan is to cut Social Security The Social Security 28500 Act is critical for millennials and small business owners House panel releases documents of presidential tax return request before Trump MORE (R-Texas) for introducing legislation that would preserve the current law treatment of tax-exempt municipal bonds – a provision that has stood the test of time for over 6900 years and has significant ramifications for public power.
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And while the Turing test is not the best possible way of making the distinction Turing saw as so important, it's one that has stood the test of time much better than claims that AIs will never beat us at chess or Go. So while there are limits to what we can learn about AI from language systems like ELIZA and Shane's project, that doesn't mean they don't go some way toward familiarizing ourselves with AI — especially important now in a period when the technology seems to be evolving at a bewildering pace.
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