A tireless government nerd who never stops working for you.
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Then after a few years your penis just stops working.
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Earl stops working, the baby goes hungry, and it's chaos.
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The usual approach – to quell it with drugs – stops working.
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As the sun starts to set, my new flashlight stops working.
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Old information accumulates glitches and dead-ends, then simply stops working altogether.
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You'll have long replaced your laptop by the time it stops working.
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Within a minute or two, the signal degrades and data stops working.
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From time to time, a norm stops working or comes into dispute.
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If they become too abbreviated, the cell stops working well or dies.
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If your desktop stops working, you can't get much done, after all.
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If there is a cloud that blocks the sunlight, it stops working.
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I paid $90 for a new display, and now it sometimes stops working.
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It connects then stops working then I have to disconnect and reconnect again.
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You can buy extra batteries to replace yours when it completely stops working.
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The double connection will help reduce audio dropout if one method stops working.
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This double connection will help reduce audio dropout if one method stops working.
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He eventually stops working full time, forcing his wife to take two jobs.
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First your cell phone stops working, as the networks cut off your signal.
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The thing about risk is, until it stops working it works rather well.
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And the minute that stops working, then I couldn't be a designer anymore.
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It seems like when our offensive isn't going, then our defense stops working.
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A warranty can be a major plus if your steam cleaner stops working properly.
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In these instances, a network can get jammed up and stops working for everyone.
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The company hopes that you'll buy a new fridge once the tablet stops working.
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It is central to the functioning of our democracy, but it often stops working.
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So if one of the coolers stops working, that's the end of your cooled comfort.
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Flying offers Americans a first-hand experience in what happens when the government stops working.
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"Historically, once a technique stops working the bad guys simply move to a different technique."
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But general strikes—where everyone stops working, period—are much more politically and philosophically charged.
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They will also alert you when something is wrong, like if the furnace stops working.
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Apart from a brief break for maintenance once a year, the mill never stops working.
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He is, above all, a busy man who never stops working and despises unnecessary distractions.
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But the minute I feel it's leaning to the dark side, the whole thing stops working.
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Except that when you do, for some reason, the apostrophe key on external keyboards stops working.
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The drone can easily handle a rotor that stops working, which is pretty standard these days.
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A DNR tells hospital staff not to take measures to revive them if their heart stops working.
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But the practice stops working if the world is changing and you're not investing in keeping up.
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But in women with advanced cancer, the hormonal therapy often stops working after a year or so.
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An obvious one is when an app stops working reliably in a way that affects your life.
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Tech Tip Q. My Mac's Bluetooth connection keeps dropping and my mouse skips or just stops working.
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The manager got an adaptor for our phones ($4) and it stops working halfway through the night.
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Smart and fierce, she never stops working, to the point of making Bosch look like a slouch.
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Once the payment is completed, the number stops working, and you're safe from additional transactions from that card.
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All of this work involves sniffing 20+ candles until I feel slightly high and my nose stops working.
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If you're lucky, you live a long life, and one day your body stops working and it's over.
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We're told people close to Kelly think that's exactly what will happen if he stops working on music.
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Older Teslas are reportedly running into an issue where the screen stops working and the car won't charge
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She uses any gambit within the rule of law, and when the law stops working, she goes around.
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Here's why: It makes it harder for the government to plan for the moment the strategy stops working.
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And Mark never stops working, and he built a sensational company and he will continue that with us.
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By 53, my husband stops working and we open a bottle of wine while I start making baby food.
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But when the L train stops working, there aren't enough kids who go to my school that take it.
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The reason Jalen trains now isn't that different: "If he stops working, they're going to catch him," Lamont says.
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While serial entrepreneur Marcus Lemonis only stops working when he sleeps, most of us want a healthy work-life balance.
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The patient had what's known as an ileus — a bowel that temporarily stops working — usually in response to severe illness.
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"My takeaway from the subway crisis is that when you don't invest in something, it just stops working," he added.
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Cardiac arrest occurs when the heart's electrical system malfunctions and the heart suddenly stops working, according to the American Heart Association.
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Why worry about having things like 'workers,' when you can have one worker, who never stops working and never requires pay?
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I'm terrified at my body's ability to cope, but more terrified of what would happen if the coping mechanism stops working.
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Customers pay their bill by phone; if they don't pay, the system stops working, and after a while it is repossessed.
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Every other side-loaded Facebook app that uses a certificate just stops working, and you click on it, and it doesn't open.
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But that doesn't mean that the principle stops working when the opponent doesn't wade in with their head down, swimming front crawl.
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"If Frank stops working, he feels he's letting his relatives down and that the whole family line is broken," Ms. Hull said.
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When the electrical system in the heart stops working, an AED can deliver a life-saving shock, allowing the heart to restart itself.
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It lands on "D," and then stops working… later Danielle M. gets the rose (+15) and admits that she now believes in ghosts.
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Kid finally just stops working and stares at the manager for a moment before, with arms shuddering with rage, grabbing at his shirt.
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It's a very (very, very) basic start The key new feature will be alerts that the app sends when your router stops working.
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It's a little haphazard and buggy: my scanner periodically stops working, and the experience is over the moment I think it's getting started.
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According to multiple repair professionals, Teslas are writing vehicle logs to this flash storage chip so frequently that the chip stops working properly.
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Our hope is that if Tafinlar stops working for Natan at some point, a new therapy will be there to take its place.
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Because none of this is sustainable — and we definitely don't want to find out what happens when the merry-go-round stops working.
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In most cases, it only makes sense to get an upgrade if your current phone has major technical issues or stops working completely.
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"The idea is that the signs will be provided by the companies, and returned when the driver stops working for them," he said.
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You can disable the touchpad on your Windows 10 laptop easily if it stops working, or you decide to use an external mouse.
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Autonomic failure is when the part of the brain controlling heart rate, blood pressure, body temperature, respiration and digestion, among other things, stops working.
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However, if a long bear market does arrive shortly after a person stops working and starts spending retirement savings, the result can be devastating.
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However, if a long bear market does arrive shortly after a person stops working and starts spending retirement savings, the result can be devastating.
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I was especially intrigued by the fact that [ketamine] works so quickly, and that the positive effect lingers even after the drug stops working.
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When an employee who's typically a team player stops working with others, take this as a sign that the employee is ready to leave.
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When a machine on one part of the production line stops working, it can shut down the line while workers look for a fix.
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At the end of the video, the game stops working, but not because of the screen—Ørsted blames his school's wireless network for that.
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Other developers noted that Apple News+ stops working shortly after the subscription is canceled, even if the user is still in the free-trial period.
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It is the creepy uncle at family gatherings, it is the pen that stops working when your crush asks for your number, it's filler fruit.
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The heightened level of enjoyment lasts at least a year after a retiree stops working full time, researchers report in the journal Age and Ageing.
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But run it at full 4K and the unit eventually stops working and stays that way until he waits for it to cool down again.
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If these mindsets aren't embedded in the communities, no one in that community will take the initiative to fix a well when it stops working.
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The effects are a reminder of how many facets of life the federal government touches — and how large a hole it can create when it stops working.
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But after about 10 minutes, he noticed the temperature had jumped, because "basically the AC stops working in Dog Mode if you adjust the fan," he writes.
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It's helpful to have extra batteries and outlets on hand, just in the event that your mini fridge stops working or needs to be moved to another place.
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When animal blood stops working, Malcolm begins feeding her his own blood (that's what he's so casual about slicing open his palm at the beginning of the movie).
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"I don't understand how you can have a course on work-life balance with Travis up there talking about how he never stops working," a current employee said.
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"There are times when the point of sale machine stops working," said Maria Lozada, selling cleaning products at a market stall in the wealthier Caracas district of Chacao.
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That is the thing about pure counter-fighting—it stops working when the opponent works out what you're doing and is good enough to just pick at you.
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"It's like in those American movies when they invent a robot and then they lose control and it attacks them and the remote control stops working," he said.
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And if the securitization model stops working, the origination platforms need to broaden their lender base in order to distribute the loan "inventory" that they warehouse on borrowed capital.
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I've been using my iPad Air 73 everyday since 2014 for reading news, checking Twitter, and watching videos, and I could probably keep using it until it stops working.
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This is where Opera's best and most important feature comes in: When you've got too many tabs open, Opera stops working but it doesn't fuck up your entire computer.
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More than 1,200 students from 17 schools have signed a document pledging that they will not work at Palantir until it stops working with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
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Obviously it's scary when treatment stops working and they have to retool and find something else or a different treatment, but of course it's possible he'll do well again.
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For example, when a first-line antibiotic stops working for most cases of pneumonia caused by bacteria that grow in hospital patients' breathing tubes, the third-line antibiotic starts selling briskly.
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One would think that going on social media is arguably the scariest activity one can engage in today, but we turn the screws even more when the WiFi suddenly stops working.
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One of the key criteria you will hear when boxing fans discuss all-time greats is the ability to adapt and find ways to win when the A-game stops working.
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I think in our industry in particular, any actress who has had too much work done stops working because you start looking kind of strange, and the camera really picks up stuff.
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The enzyme, she says, can exfoliate sensitive skin without causing redness, itchiness or flakiness because unlike traditional exfoliators, it dissolves only dead skin cells: It stops working when it encounters living tissue.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - If Paulus Prajudha ever stops working, he will be exceedingly happy about the decision he made in his early 4013s to supersize his retirement account with catch-up contributions.
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"You have to go to signals because you get in that comfort zone of being able to communicate with the quarterback and all of a sudden the button stops working," Bates said.
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And given that you're already spending over $1,000 on the phone, that's not a bad insurance policy, since it also fully covers repairs for when the device just stops working on its own.
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I think in our industry, in particular, any actress who has had too much work done stops working because you start to look kind of strange, and the camera really picks up stuff.
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The current treatment for HIV reduces virus levels to practically zero, but in some cases, the anti-retroviral medication stops working, typically due to the HIV virus developing a resistance to the drugs.
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The other major safety feature is that if the reactor overheats, which has been the major cause of nuclear power plant accidents, the liquid salt thorium reactor simply stops working and automatically cools.
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In electric cars, these metrics translate to how far you can drive your car on a single charge and how many charges you can get out of the battery before it stops working.
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If the call screening feature stops working after March 9, Smyth said, members can still manually search the Ugly Mugs database to see if there is a match for the number that called them.
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Buddy Thunderstruck's run time can be as short as 12 minutes and as long as... until your TV stops working, thanks to an infinitely looping narrative that spins out of one of those choices.
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Hoping for payoff in the pure math of fluids and for insight into geophysical processes, physicists have also pushed the formula outside a simple square box, trying to figure out where it stops working.
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On the other, it celebrates the American vernacular in the form of Central California whistle-stops, working-class bungalows and Joan Blondell's impersonating a tipsy hash-slinger out for a night on the town.
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But for this approach to be really useful, it must also be possible to launch them quickly if, for whatever reason (whether enemy action or otherwise), an orbiting asset stops working and needs replacing.
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"Once a product I've used a bunch of times stops working, or I'm struggling to keep my hair moisturized, or my ends look visibly scraggly after a twist-out, it's time to trim," says Kola.
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Spark has also offered refunds if the treatment stops working and ways for payers to buy the drug outside of hospitals, which can significantly mark up the price of a medicine administered in their facilities.
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Lower move-in costs also make it easier for unhappy tenants — rich and poor — to leave an apartment, increasing pressure on landlords to respond quickly when the elevator stops working or the heat goes out.
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Or your Alexa stops working temporarily and you suddenly discover you have no other way to turn the lights off and on, or your Nest thermostat goes offline and you can't turn up the heat.
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Throughout 2016, experts predicted the steady rise of ransomware and internet of things security problems - with many particularly frightening predictions about the intersection between the two ("Deposit $500, or your internet connected pacemaker stops working").
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But if the chemo stops working — which is common after a year or two on the drug, according to Hecker's oncologist — Hecker would have to turn to his only other available treatment option, a bone marrow transplant.
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Second, if the camera stops working or you go through a tunnel and the GPS loses its signal, the car can keep driving itself, using the map, its speed, and its steering angle to maintain its exact position.
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After a while, however, the lamp stops working, meaning she and Abbi have to go to increasingly absurd lengths to pump Ilana with vitamin D, including covering the whole room in foil so Ilana can soak up the reflection.
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That Apple has been sued does not prevent the company from commenting on the issue and it doesn't prevent the company from offering a solution or at least letting customers know what to do if their touchscreen suddenly stops working.
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"When touring stops working for the kids, if they decide they just want to be home and have a normal life, whatever that means, I'll stop because they are by far the priority," Pink tells Redbook magazine in the latest issue.
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Cost: WD-40 for $3 or free if you have some soap, Vaseline or cooking oil on hand Before you call the landlord when an outlet stops working, check the GFCIs—small red, black or white buttons on your outlets.
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Then, during the trial, we're monitoring patients to see why a drug is working in some and stops working in others, so we can start learning about aspects of it while the trial is ongoing and not many years later.
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Cedar Hawk Songmaker, the 26-year-old, pregnant adopted Ojibwe daughter of white liberal Minnesotans, must outsmart a government hellbent on incarcerating all pregnant women after evolution stops working in this dystopian thriller by one of our great American novelists.
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The severance offer Recode reviewed (which may not apply to all terminated employees) provides three months of "garden leave" — in which an employee remains on the payroll with benefits but stops working — as well as one month of severance pay.
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But at a certain point the TV show stops working as your ASOIAF methadone — especially now that its narrative is far past the point of what's happened in the books and is departing from (or spoiling) them in many ways.
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"When touring stops working for the kids, if they decide they just want to be home and have a normal life, whatever that means, I'll stop because they are by far the priority," Pink told Redbook magazine in its May 2018 issue.
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Before one person in a family stops working to become a caretaker, Stuart Ritter, senior financial planner at T. Rowe Price, suggested polling everyone involved (siblings, adult children, etc.) to see if the care can be divided without anyone having to stop work.
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My wireless routerSometimes it just stops working for no reason, and then I have to spend 20 minutes dicking around with it and turning the knobs in exactly the right way, and then an hour later it decides to take another coffee break.
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On top of that, there are some weird quirks: the function keys are set to F29-F12 by default, but if you push the Fn Lock button to use them for brightness, volume, and other more useful toggles, the Escape key stops working.
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Far Cry 5 takes place in the fictional town of Hope Valley, Montana, which is conveniently isolated from the rest of the world; you first realize you've arrived in Hope when your smartphone stops working because there's no connection in the valley.
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" Siegel's cohort, Rhea Dall, spoke of the period of Benglis's career showcase in On Screen "one of the super interesting moments in her practice … a funny moment … where she more or less stops working with some big phosphorescent boards that come off the wall.
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Despite the corruption charges, Mr. Booker has been steadfast in his support of Mr. Menendez, contributing to his legal defense fund, showing up for the trial's opening statements and offering unlimited praise ("Bob Menendez never stops working for New Jersey" has become a regular refrain).
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But it won't be until Wi-Fi 6 arrives on cheaper models — the ones most people pick up when they walk into Best Buy to get a new one after their current model suddenly stops working — that the new standard will really start to catch on.
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Sydney Li, staff technologist at activist group the Electronic Frontier Foundation, said in an email that if HTTPS stops working because a browser blocks the certificate, the easy thing to do for users would be to switch to a browser where the certificate is still allowed.
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In a smart-contract world, as he described it, if a borrower hasn't paid off his car loans in time his car just stops working, as per the terms of the loan, which are embedded in the code and integrated into the mechanism of the car.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - The Swiss government proposed gradually raising the retirement age for women by a year to 65, the second time it has tried such a measure as it seeks to shore up the wealthy nation's state pension system as a wave of Baby Boomers stops working.
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"When touring stops working for the kids, if they decide they just want to be home and have a normal life, whatever that means, I'll stop because they are by far the priority," Pink told Redbook magazine last month of Willow and her little brother Jameson Moon, 17 months.
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There's evidence that being overweight in midlife increases risk of dying from two types of heart disease, according to the heart association -- coronary heart disease, in which blood vessels are blocked by fat and other material, or sudden cardiac death, where the heart's electrical system suddenly stops working.
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ZURICH, July 3 (Reuters) - The Swiss government proposed gradually raising the retirement age for women by a year to 65, the second time it has tried such a measure as it seeks to shore up the wealthy nation's state pension system as a wave of Baby Boomers stops working.
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A woman who was deported from the US to Mexico is now making edgy T-shirts critical of US immigration policy — and they&aposve become a hitOver 1,200 students at 17 universities including Stanford have pledged to not take jobs at Palantir unless it stops working with ICE
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Cost: $5 for the window insulation kit, $10 or less for a door draft stopper If you are lucky enough to have a disposal (and many renters in older buildings aren't), there may come a time when it just stops working—likely because you clogged it by dumping too much crap down the disposal.
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If you're lucky enough to fall in love with a Capricorn, you're going to benefit from a partner that never stops working at the relationship: They'll quickly buy you a toothbrush when you start spending the night more often, they'll love doing chores with you, and they'll devote hours to giving you the best career advice.
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It's not quite as off-the-shelf as some of the consumer-facing options, but it also ultimately offers more flexibility for the semi-professional users — and, of course, their use of GoPros versus a standalone unit means it's possible to fast swap the Hero4 out when one stops working, rather than having to take the whole setup into the shop.
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When asked about Nelson's video, Samsung told The Verge that the display is indeed glass, but has a "protective layer" on top, which Nelson's teardown video confirms: Nelson found that when he removed that protective layer, the screen stops working — much like how the screen on the original Galaxy Fold wouldn't work if you peeled off a similar screen protector.
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Read more:Former Tesla employees reveal what it's like to work with Elon MuskOlder Teslas are reportedly running into an issue where the screen stops working and the car won't charge11 billionaires who made their fortunes after immigrating to the USInside the 'awkward,' 'tense,' and 'heated' private meeting between Elon Musk and Texans whom SpaceX is trying to buy out to fully realize its vision to reach Mars
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