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Our natural lifespan will stretch to 100 years and beyond.
It would be a stretch to claim it too loudly.
I do think it's a stretch to call this news.
Even now, it seems a stretch to say that Mrs.
That seems like a stretch to me in this case.
Your retirement savings won't stretch to two decades in Nevada.
She's in control of that home stretch to the egg.
Reagan's speech asked for more than Gorbachev would stretch to.
It would be a stretch to say it was beautiful.
But, he added, it may not stretch to 18 months.
Ponte, a heavyweight knit, has a slight stretch to it.
Wasn't it a stretch to execute a sculpture from dirt?
It would not be a stretch to imagine that some party
Is it a stretch to compare Donald Trump to Euron Greyjoy?
But it&aposs a stretch to say there would be implications.
Transfer dough to baking sheets, and stretch to edge of pan.
I end with a good stretch to prevent any soreness tomorrow.
It would be a stretch to say social media causes extremism.
Windows that nearly stretch to the ceiling wrap around the room.
If your budget can stretch to a few clothespins, better still.
Although it is a stretch to compare Turkey and former eastern
That's enough to stretch to the moon and back three times.
In a common room, stacks of books stretch to the ceiling.
But it seems a stretch to call them crime prevention measures.
It is not a stretch to say that Trump is racist.
It's not a stretch to say that Trump is a bigot.
It's an immense stretch to argue that his conviction was unjust.
Still, it's a huge stretch to compare the group to ISIS.
Traditionally, pilgrims walk at least part of the stretch to Fátima.
It's not a stretch to compare the Olympics to the military.
The tortoises' uniquely shaped shells allow them stretch to reach food.
It's a stretch to be truly convinced of that intent, though.
By night, Rokurokubi are women whose necks stretch to incredible lengths.
It's not a stretch to imagine such instructions appearing on food packaging:
The utility's turbines now stretch to the horizon—its ambitions, far beyond.
Recorded Animoji and Memoji messages can now stretch to 30 seconds too.
It's not a stretch to wonder where was she the entire time.
It's not a stretch to think of them as refined Wii remotes.
It seems like a stretch to believe Cyrus will really become president.
I don't think it's a stretch to compare his tactics to jihadists.
It's not a stretch to argue that readers don't like these ads.
Caboclo scored five points during the early stretch to start the game.
Letting (Manu) Ginobili go left down the stretch to lay it in.
It'd be a stretch to call her a friend of the President.
Connecticut made its free throws down the stretch to seal the win.
Those rules do not stretch to fatal foetal abnormalities, rape, or incest.
It's not a stretch to say that he is a white supremacist.
During pregnancy, the abdominal muscles stretch to make room for the baby.
It's not a stretch to imagine Netflix disrupting the theater industry too.
In "Ontario Gothic," it's a stretch to become a back-seat driver.
Instead, Mr. Meadows proposed that the stopgap spending measure stretch to Dec.
South Carolina made its free throws down the stretch to put away Memphis.
Amazing, sure, but it would be a stretch to have called it revolutionary.
Augustin hit six straight free throws down the stretch to seal the win.
It's not a stretch to say that CRISPR will probably change the world.
Kansas hit six straight free throws down the stretch to seal the victory.
Prospective buyers have to stretch to get a foot on the housing ladder.
But it's not too far a stretch to apply that code to everyone.
The Bulldogs outscored Saint Mary's 21-4 down the stretch to pull away.
These pants don't wrinkle easily because they stretch to fit your curves perfectly.
Georgia hit 12 consecutive free throws down the stretch to seal the win.
The Highlanders made their free throws down the stretch to secure the victory.
It used to be an awkward counterculture stretch to be a Texas Democrat.
The time it takes to have a manuscript approved can stretch to years.
"It would be a stretch to say they were on board," Cohen said.
If you're already baking a pie, is it a stretch to bake two?
But it's no stretch to think that she would see bias at play.
Perhaps buying Netflix would not be a stretch to help Zuckerberg jumpstart this strategy.
Monte Morris and Hernangomez had 3-pointers in that stretch to spark the run.
Arctic air unleashed for many, but a pretty dry stretch to go with it.
It also isn't a stretch to imagine that well-rested, happier people work better.
Is it a stretch to say Courage's death means Obama's legacy is at stake?
It would hardly be a stretch to call this presidential race the Twitter election.
It is a stretch to think that the TFTA will lead to anything similar.
He has urged voters to remain vigilant in this final stretch to election day.
I don't think it's that much of a stretch to make the correlation here.
It's not a stretch to say the company was a DNVB for geek culture.
But the Liberty hit their free throws down the stretch to seal the win.
It is not a stretch to say that this would be a puzzling move.
Once the mutz has a good stretch to it, it's ready to be braided.
All of us are thirsty and exhausted, but there's still another stretch to go.
The Hornets followed with an 18-4 stretch to take an 18-point lead.
But it is a stretch to say that drug companies voluntarily provide discounts abroad.
The stretch to Boreray is the blue of the sea in a children's book.
Porzingis and Anthony each hit big shots down the stretch to secure the win.
Aerial photographs clearly show that the crowd did not stretch to the Washington Monument.
"If not, I don't think it is a stretch to say people will die."
The Huskies used a 14-2 run down the stretch to overpower the Redhawks.
Everlane's, too, stretch to fit wider feet and higher arches than its typical shoes.
Transported to today's NBA, Sampson's range probably would stretch to the three-point line.
It would be a stretch to bring in the information theory criteria for communication, i.e.
Her "aim low" strategy meant she and her team didn't stretch to produce even more.
"It's human nature to stretch, to go, to see, to understand," said astronaut Michael Collins.
PETER LANGWORTHLondon It is a bit of a stretch to describe the Normans as French.
Noticeably, though, that diversity doesn't stretch to gender: the fans are very much mostly men.
" One member likened the conclusion of this stretch to "the last scene in Road Warrior.
"Doing pretty darn good," was how Bush assessed his opening stretch to ABC's Charlie Gibson.
But even this two month view can still stretch to hundreds of advertisers per individual.
LaVine and Butler traded big baskets down the stretch to set up a dramatic finish.
"Lamborghini has always been a brand that many people stretch to get into," he said.
That's why denim with some stretch to it is an instant go-to for me.
Villanova won once again, yet had lapses down the stretch to make the game tight.
"Be careful: it's a stretch to think that Lilly can still keep running," he said.
Facebook plans to send Colin Stretch to the twin hearings, the company confirmed on Thursday.
They regularly stretch to an hour and a half, not two and a half hours.
Under the newest plan, a congestion zone would stretch to 60th Street from the Battery.
"It would even be a stretch to get it to $50 billion," Mr. Bown said.
After shaking hands with their opponents, they stayed for a long stretch to sign autographs.
He also made a foul shot down the stretch to help San Antonio hold on.
It's not a stretch to say that white evangelicals put Trump into office in 2016.
Nick Weatherspoon scored five points and Quinndary Weatherspoon added four down the stretch to halftime.
"It was a long reach," Lundqvist said of his stretch to make the clutch save.
It's not a stretch to imagine pandemics with potential to kill millions of people globally.
How do you build a nerve, something that cannot stretch, to get longer and shorter?
It seems a stretch to make the case that the choir is "doing the right" here.
It's also a stretch to divine too much from the results of recent House special elections.
The Red Raiders made nine of 17 free throws down the stretch to seal the win.
Would it be a stretch to call climate activist Greta Thunberg a real-life Princess Mononoke?
"That [theory] was a little bit of a stretch to me," Navarro admitted to Elite Daily.
So it's not a stretch to think being an identical twin may protect people against it.
The habitat should stretch to the size of a small bedroom once it is fully inflated.
It's probably a stretch to expect our voters to change their attitudes ahead of an election.
"I don't think it's any stretch to say the case against Olson is overwhelming," Beard said.
The above scenario might still seem like a stretch to grizzled Washington and Wall Street watchers.
He did not figure in the decision and saw his winless streak stretch to 10 games.
Last night, it wouldn't be a stretch to say Ariana Grande took over Saturday Night Live.
Still, it would be a stretch to say that Zama delves into slavery as economic exploitation.
"Ah, but you shouldn't have to stretch to accommodate it," Manuel said after I toppled over.
It's evidently not too much of a stretch to imagine their running the rest of it.
It is not a stretch to say the world changed because transistors got smaller and cheaper.
This is always a good stretch to work, since my baby is napping if she's home
It is not a stretch to say the Iraq war has now reached Paris and Brussels.
It isn't a stretch to say that orgasming is normally associated with a successful sexual encounter.
Still, it seems a stretch to blame GAFA for the popularity of listicles or fake news.
The Sixers did enough down the stretch to avoid letting a double-digit lead get away.
It seems a huge stretch to state that, for me, writing is about changing the world.
In certain hospitals in New York City, the wait can stretch to closer to five hours.
If it is a bigger hand, then the elastic band will stretch to the longest length.
It's not a giant stretch to think that he might have been acting on Putin's behalf.
But the manager and the team also know there is a difficult stretch to negotiate ahead.
Wall added a layup and two free throws down the stretch to help Washington hold on.
If the losses stretch to 20%, then there's more pain ahead and a longer recovery time.
Mile after mile of two-, three- and four-story apartment buildings stretch to the smoggy horizon.
A seven- to eight-minute crosstown bus ride can easily stretch to twice that, or longer.
Mr. Digweed won't really have to stretch to fill his eight-hour D.J. shift at Output.
It's a stretch to knock Trump off at the ballot box, but it's the only option.
When I was a kid, the soybean and corn fields seemed to stretch to the horizon.
It's not much of a stretch to call Yellow Submarine the first of these semi-Beatles movies.
It's not a stretch to say that Thandie Newton was the best part of Westworld Season 2.
Certainly it didn't seem like a stretch to think weekly news could be next on Netflix's agenda.
Those I interviewed thought it was quite a stretch to assert that the president can't obstruct justice.
The keys now stretch to the edge of the laptop, and the bezels have been slimmed down.
According to the Nuclear Energy Institute, the department's total liabilities could stretch to more than $50 billion.
Business class seats will recline to 80 inches, while seats will stretch to 32 inches in economy.
The pressure mean India will now have to stretch to meet its 3.2 percent fiscal deficit target.
Today, capable, lightweight notebooks are the norm, and it's not a stretch to thank Apple for that.
Please stretch to consider another equally diverting novel, "Cold Comfort Farm," Stella Gibbons's gleeful satire from 1932.
Is it a stretch to see Allen Iverson's sublime orneriness and near-pathological defiance in Sam Hinkie?
Instead, I braved the final stretch to my building standing 4-inches taller than I usually do.
But at this point, it's not a stretch to say the character is more Saul than Jimmy.
His approach to China has been so inconsistent that observers have had to stretch to find explanations.
Political rows between those countries are escalating as they stretch to hold together the Europe they want.
But what strikes me every time I enter are the painted portraits that stretch to the ceiling.
I suppose it's a stretch to say that a Thanksgiving without the Rockettes is practically un-American.
There are many countries that have decriminalised drugs so it's not a far stretch to imagine that.
For starters, some of the zones are a stretch to qualify as neighborhoods in need of help.
It is not a stretch to say there'd be violence if the [government] tried to confiscate them.
Standing alone, I think it is a stretch to suggest that Trump's latest tweet constitutes witness tampering.
It might be a stretch to say that Mark, played by Steve Carell, is the director's surrogate.
Yet, many microbiologists who know viruses best say it's a stretch to call any virus truly alive.
While we may think of it as a commercialized holiday, its roots stretch to the Middle Ages.
It is not a stretch to say there'd be violence if the gov't tried to confiscate them.
Pitt has lost 252 straight and saw its losing streak in ACC road games stretch to 33.
As such, to Armstrong's credit, it's not a stretch to read these letters as thinly veiled threats.
The Pixel 3A's screen doesn't stretch to the very edge (or wrap over) like many flagship phones.
However, if the glasses are worn for much longer, those changes could stretch to a couple hours.
It would be really a stretch to blame Democrats for things not getting done in this Congress.
It's no stretch to say they created and lead the festival industry as we know it in America.
Amazon, UPS and FedEx have all used USPS to take packages on the final stretch to customers' doors.
"It's a stretch to say that she's responsible for his recent behavior and career choices," the source said.
Little did they know their journey would stretch to 84.43 months and take them 6,000 kilometres (3,728 miles).
I agree that it's quite the stretch to ask him to limit his projects to exclusively Black casts.
I don't think it's a stretch to say that Beau, our beloved 80-pound goofball mutt, tricked us.
Although whether people could be convinced they need two wearables seems a bit of a stretch to me.
Whatever the reason, it's no stretch to see why it's "rabbit rabbit" and not "possum possum," or whatever.
It's a tremendous stretch to believe the nuclear powers will regress to those old-timey 15 kt nukes.
It is a pretty big stretch to hold Luther even indirectly responsible for Karl Marx and his followers.
But normally you would see a team stretch to a fourth year to make sure that doesn't happen.
It wouldn't be too much of a stretch to say music and driving make the world's greatest couple.
"It's a stretch to say that she's responsible for his recent behavior and career choices," the source says.
In Britain, surrogates are entitled to "reasonable expenses", an ill-defined category that can stretch to recuperative holidays.
Nearer the town, stalls give way to warehouses and enormous open-air yards; cranes stretch to the horizon.
It is a stretch to include her in the company of John Quincy Adams, George Marshall, Dean Acheson.
Chris Tillman of Baltimore (103-40) saw his winless streak stretch to 10 starts despite a strong performance.
And it seems a stretch to apply it to advisers to the president-elect preparing to take office.
He was limited down the stretch to end the 2018 season and sat out the final two games.
But that generosity did not stretch to the South China Sea, the usual theater of Chinese-American brinksmanship.
The Blue Devils went on a 22-5 run over a four-minute stretch to regain the lead.
I think he created the opportunity for them down the stretch to control the clock a little bit.
The Rays had totaled 53 runs while going 6-2 in an eight-game stretch to move over .
It's no stretch to say that the primary beneficiary of the private equity industry is the American public.
It is not a stretch to say that parts of the region are at risk of a takeover.
"We had enough poise down the stretch to pull out a tight game," Denver coach Mike Malone said.
Though these products aren't real, it's not a stretch to think they'd come into the mainstream sometime soon.
Most Street Fighter rounds run less than a minute, and maybe stretch to a minute and a half.
It is not too much of a stretch to say that our constitutional structure is under stress today.
It is not a stretch to say that Sandberg turned social media supernova Facebook into a profitable enterprise.
It would be a stretch to say that streaming platform Audiomack runs a video series called Trap Symphony.
It's not such a stretch to imagine Swift becoming a pop star the LGBTQ community could rally behind.
It's no stretch to say these cookies are iconic, as are the royal blue tins they're packaged inside.
Redick averaged 17.6 points during the recent stretch to raise his scoring output to 15.9 points this season.
It's no stretch to suppose that Pope Francis, a Jesuit himself, will find a way to be there.
And the cost for such surgery can stretch to many thousands of dollars, blowing up a monthly budget.
It's not a stretch to wonder how much of that might also apply to the man portraying him.
As such, it wouldn't be a stretch to say that Kuchma has become the Chris Dercon of Poland.
Over the decades, lawmakers repeatedly prolonged the terms, which now stretch to over a century for many works.
Prendergast's figures can be a bit wonky, too; at times they squish and stretch to fit their frames.
Interest was so high that the Marriott event, originally planned for one day, had to stretch to two.
Though the jeans are designed to hug curves snugly, their cotton fabric has added stretch to ensure comfort.
Still, the earlier novels' questions about art and authenticity not only persist; they stretch to fill the horizon.
In recent winters, though, the players have learned that teams will not always stretch to meet their demands.
New Orleans knocked down seven straight field goals during one stretch to whittle the lead down to five.
So it&aposs a bit of a stretch to say buybacks are why equities are up this year.
He made the first of four straight Jazz 3-pointers in a stretch to open the final quarter.
A year later, the lists (which can stretch to more than 100 items) are just exhaustive news recaps.
It feels like only the slightest stretch to imagine China scouring the Grindr grid to understand American troop movements.
For teens like Taylor who've made it to Beautycon, it isn't a stretch to say today feels as momentous.
It's not a stretch to think that a similar plan is in the works now at the White House.
Would it be a stretch to call movies like Brooklyn and Lady Bird part of the legacy of Twilight?
It's not a stretch to see Aubrey considering that, in fact, he too had rather a lot of enemies.
South Africa needs a graft-busting president: someone to break the networks of patronage that stretch to the top.
If you can't stretch to kindness, kill them with an uninterested friendliness then get away as quickly as possible.
It is not a stretch to say that there has never been a truly good Harry Potter video game.
The "Head Case" suitcase cover is made of durable polyester spandex and can stretch to fit over your bag.
Turnbull says that after the afternoon assault, it wasn't a stretch to probe possible links to the earlier attack.
Burly men in hard hats flew in for a week or two at a stretch to operate the machinery.
It's also helpful to lift your right arm up and stretch to the right and vice versa, she says.
It would not be stretch to say that in all likelihood, President Trump hates the concept of sanctuary cities.
The Rams got within two but Colorado hit 7 of 8 free throws down the stretch to seal it.
Arizona defenseman Kevin Connauton continued his hot stretch to open the scoring at 12:26 of the opening frame.
Hood made some critical baskets down the stretch to start on the path to returning to his old self.
I'm just glad we were able to pull it out and execute down the stretch to get the win.
I think that you get a deeper sense of how deep that loyalty can stretch to her chosen family.
It's not too much of a stretch to say that the seeds of the anti-globalization movement began here.
I don't think it's a stretch to say he had the worst supporting cast of any quarterback this season.
A pump refers to when muscles become engorged with blood and have to stretch to accommodate the excess fluid.
The documents only stretch to 2015, but there's no reason to believe that these practices have changed since then.
It would not be a stretch to say that for Wizner, Kucherena has become a bit of a liability.
The Jazz were 11 of 22 from 3-point range during that stretch to break open a tight game.
As with any steering wheel cover, the leather can be difficult to stretch to fit properly over the wheel.
It can't be a stretch to accuse the Republican president of deploying the most elemental of Republican political tactics.
That is to say, his central skill was shooting—though it's kind of a stretch to call it that.
In Match's case, the stories can stretch to 60 seconds, as compared with Bumble's 10-second videos, for example.
We're in the home stretch to the TC Hackathon going down at Disrupt Berlin 2019 on 11-12 December.
The panels attached to either end of the space station stretch to 112 feet long by 39 feet wide.
To protect future generations as the climate changes, we also need to stretch to more challenging, longer-term efforts.
Talismatic rallied in the stretch to win the $2135.40 million Turf by a half-length at 22-224.40 odds.
Ross lifted Orlando back into the game with 12 points during a two-minute stretch to end the run.
It may be a stretch to say we need technology, but we sure don't want to live without it.
San Antonio held on down the stretch to sweep the four-game season series against its Southwest Division rival.
It is not a stretch to say that all unwanted acts of intimacy can be viewed in this way.
They're infinitely reusable and can stretch to double or triple their size without ever losing strength, shape, or durability.
One of these parties could easily cost $100,000, but planners say costs can stretch to $1 million or more.
It's a stretch to believe that a lawyer like Rosenstein would have included those words for any other reason.
Eventually Magnolia Court will intersect with an elevated plaza running east-to-west, which will stretch to Ninth Avenue.
McDermott added a dunk and 206-pointer in a 234-second stretch to pad Butler's advantage to 216-37.
On a resulting corner kick, De Gea had to reach full stretch to keep out Cahill's close-range effort.
Perhaps it would not be such a stretch to redefine the relationship between leisure travelers and their dream destinations.
Now Tripp is speaking out about the negativity, saying that it's a stretch to see his post as self-serving.
Nazer believes that it's a stretch to compare the Aereo case to what's being disputed with the Tom Brady photo.
It's actually a bit of a stretch to call the modular, three-piece speaker system a sound bar at all.
Can you afford the payments or did you stretch to buy more than you could afford, out of sheer necessity?
Mohammed arrived when U.S.-led coalition forces began their advance on western Mosul, the final stretch to route Islamic State.
Lagging far behind Snapchat, YouTube and even Instagram, it's a stretch to even call the featureless artifact a video editor.
It is not a stretch to believe that Kardashian could currently be in the throes of all of these symptoms.
The enticing title isn't directly inferred from the work itself, but it's not a far stretch to imagine it's origin.
Overall, the band has some stretch to it, and flexes more than The Rock’s headphones from Under Armour.
That means Red Cloud Indian School would have to stretch to get kids in classrooms and teachers to educate them.
Still, it would be a stretch to expect the financial-instability hypothesis to become a new foundation for economic theory.
The games have historically been exclusive to Nintendo hardware, but it's a stretch to attribute Pokémon Go's success to Nintendo.
Indiana answered the Buckeyes' run, outscoring them 13-2 over a five-minute stretch to go back up by 10.
It is quite a stretch to view these people as the vanguard of a new, social-democratic-trending Democratic Party.
Gobert hit 216 of 8 free throws during the stretch to help the Jazz keep the Bucks at arm's length.
It's not much of a stretch to imagine Carroll and Ken as filmmakers fighting with studio suits for creative control.
It's not a stretch to conclude that the results would be at least a little more voter engagement and turnout.
It's not a stretch to say they may be the finest pair of headphones that will ever grace your ears.
Experts such as Springmann think it will be a far stretch to get those prices down to a competitive level.
While the television personality Jerry Springer—it's a stretch to call him a host; how do you host a brawl?
The pants stretch to fit your curves comfortably and I was pleasantly surprised by how much structure the fabric had.
"To be honest I think it's a bit of a stretch to make it work for anyone else," he says.
It's a stretch to think the booing incident at the World Series will hurt President Trump in any discernible way.
Emery made consecutive 3-pointers in that stretch to cut the Bulldogs' lead to 60-59 with 10:32 left.
Didn't get the plays we needed to down the stretch to secure the win, but they are a good team.
But led by the freshman Zach Norvell Jr. (28 points), Gonzaga made plays down the stretch to advance, 90-84.
"I don't think it's a stretch to ask that question, but I'm not sure what the answer is," Martin said.
And it seems a stretch to apply it to advisers to the president-elect who are preparing to take office.
It's a stretch to say Henry and I started "going out" because it was war and we were working constantly.
Factories stretch to the horizon and smokestacks spew out who-knows-what, leaving a rotten-egg taste in the air.
Still, it's a bit of a stretch to compare three subway stops to the Erie Canal or the Brooklyn Bridge.
For us, it&aposs not a far stretch to say the bassinet was the next best thing to co-sleeping.
"It would be, to some extent, a stretch to say that as it were we were close friends," Andrew said.
Conveniently, there is a video that plainly shows why it is quite a stretch to conclude that Lewinsky "stormed" anywhere.
And second, even under the standard definition, it's a stretch to say we are in the longest-running bull market.
Friedman has helped the Dodgers sustain a streak of National League West titles that should stretch to eight this year.
Nwora followed by drilling three consecutive treys in a 90-second stretch to give the Cardinals a 37-31 advantage.
The boot's chic ribbed fabric has the optimal amount of stretch to mold to your foot for all-day comfort.
But it seems a stretch to claim that they are to Toronto what bagels and smoked meat are to Montreal.
A rubble-strewn last stretch to victory Impatience seems to mark the last battles in the coalition's fight against ISIS.
But all eyes will be down the stretch, to watch for each horse to safely step over the finish line.
It's a big stretch to read an appropriation that governs refunds for individual taxpayers as also covering payments to insurers.
Maybe Tuesday's NBA game was a boozehound warm-up, but that's a long stretch to the end of the weekend.
Virginia outrebounded the Tigers 239-211 and used a 36-6 run over a 15-minute stretch to take full control.
"It's not too much of a stretch to envision what the political response would be from the White House," he said.
Of course, it's not a stretch to say that the post-Pinkerton years were a struggle, even for the die-hards.
If laid end-to-end, the steel reinforcement bar for the skyscraper would stretch to Paris, about 300 miles from London.
The British team came good in the last stretch to claim silver and Romania made a late surge to take bronze.
To identify Casandra, it wouldn't be too much of a stretch to tail each of my suspects and apply this approach.
There was a shocking stretch to end regulation, with Duke trailing by 203 points with 4 1/2 minutes to play.
It's a bit of a stretch to say that myths about vampires and zombies literally derived from rabies patients, Wasik says.
It would probably be a stretch to claim that a comparable willingness for bold political leadership exists in Merkel's Berlin today.
It was probably a bit of a stretch to find any subtext in Melania's shirt choice at the previous debate, too.
It may be a stretch to call Archon II: Adept better than its predecessor—tougher would be a more accurate word.
As much as it caters to my vanity, it was and still is a stretch to call me a public figure.
It wouldn't be a stretch to say that Yoeli is one of the founding fathers of the unmanned aerial vehicle industry.
It would hardly be a stretch to say that influencer culture has never been more prominent than it is right now.
While I can't predict tax rates, it's not a stretch to think they could go up by the time I retire.
It is no stretch to say that weak productivity is Britain's biggest economic problem—bigger, even, than the prospect of Brexit.
How far Corsi's role may stretch to encompass WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange and Trump associate Roger Stone remains an open question.
It's not a stretch to believe that similar strategies could eventually be used to monitor wrecks in foreign waters as well.
But it still might be a stretch to call it true regular order, according to two former Senate aides I consulted.
So it wasn't a stretch to try Carvana, a car-buying app that promised to keep me out of the dealership.
The Ravens, who rushed for 211 yards, took advantage of a pivotal second-quarter stretch to take the lead for good.
Given their history, it's not a stretch to say we can continue to see that sort of reckless behavior and more.
Mitchell Larkin of Australia surged in the final stretch to out-touch Hagino and claim silver with the Japanese in third.
If Desmond's father is a substitute for the director, it's not much of a stretch to see Desmond as one, too.
As such, Trump and Obama will mow through the final stretch to try and change the dynamics for their favored candidates.
Xavier answered with a 3-pointer from Naji Marshall and got enough stops down the stretch to hold off the Friars.
It's not a stretch to say President Trump and his administration have created new levels of fear for the immigrant community.
But Baylor reeled off the next eight points, with Mason hitting two buckets in that stretch, to put the game away.
Lowry heated up and scored eight points during a stretch to push Toronto's lead to 88-77 with 6:18 remaining.
It has just enough stretch to be flattering, but not enough to look sloppy if you decide to wear it untucked.
According to GOBankingRates' latest data, you'll find that your retirement dollars won't even stretch to two decades in these 15 states.
Nestor caught up with me and with two other mountaineers guided me step-by-step, the final stretch, to the summit.
He has scored 289 or more points on four occasions during the stretch to raise his season scoring mark to 252.
We go to Europe and do 20-30 shows, but here it's just a stretch to get 14 in a row.
If it tears up Actelion's research and development budget, the return on capital would stretch to a more acceptable 9.3 percent.
It would be too far a stretch to see in Saudi Arabia even the glimmer of the emergence of civil society.
The obituary pages of the L'Ecio Di Bergamo newspaper used to number two or three; now they regularly stretch to 10.
James Valentine, Mr. Hambali's lawyer, said it would be "a really big stretch" to connect his client to the two attacks.
"She needs to be able to move with the fabric, so there's stretch to it, but always clean lines," she added.
Colorado went on a 21-29 tear in that stretch to erase a 21-17 deficit late in the first half.
The most prized of the buildings line Palisade Avenue, where views up the Hudson can stretch to the Tappan Zee Bridge.
Then, in the thrilling Breeders' Cup Classic, Arrogate ran down California Chrome in the stretch to win by a half-length.
Plenty of people outside the White House also see it as a stretch to think that such machinations are in play.
Between the lines: The study's authors attribute a decrease of drug crimes in the 16-year stretch to the thinning gap.
He caught the favorite Runnymede in deep stretch to win by a half-length and earn the heaping sum of $21,220.
"It seems like a stretch to me," he said, adding that he felt the bill clearly targeted companies complicit in trafficking.
Normally, especially in a presidential election, you'd see the line of voters stretch to the corner and then across the street.
It is one in a chain of more than 250 islands that belong to Australia and stretch to Papua New Guinea.
Further, the prince said it was a "considerable stretch to say that he was a very, very close friend" of Epstein.
Much larger numbers fret about how far their next pay-cheque will stretch to trouble themselves with issues of environmental sustainability.
It isn't much of a stretch to suggest that these attitudes likely fuel heightened distrust and animosity toward people of color.
It isn't a stretch to say that hidden within this warped photo is one of music's most talented artists and producers.
I do think ... I sound like a Facebook commercial, but Colin Stretch to general counsel is an extraordinary lawyer and person.
They're worried about making rent, making their grocery money stretch to the end of the week, and practical issues like that.
If they like what they're hearing and if there's a good back-and-forth happening, the meeting will stretch to an hour.
Astronomers can use that stretch to infer how long the signal has been traveling, and thus, when the first stars flicked on.
Politically and legally, it's a big stretch to think President Trump or Conway will pay any real price for it right now.
Walker has posted outings of 220 and 210 points during the stretch to raise his season average to 843 points per game.
Koren is confident: "I've been super happy with our investors and we're confident it won't be a stretch to raise," he said.
But it would be a stretch to say the diary entry itself was misleading about the source of this young woman's funds.
In essence, these are transplanetary roadmaps, and it's no great stretch to imagine that their intended use is to direct a traveller.
I buy two weeks' worth of groceries that can sometimes stretch to three weeks if I meal prep and get very creative.
It's not a stretch to think a loss of life or some sort of serious injury could have occurred outside that venue.
Jose Ramirez added a pair of run-scoring singles to bolster his three-game stretch to 6-for-14 with six RBIs.
There's Brazil gun cam footage, Colombia, the U.S. Navy recently; I don't think it's a stretch to say that UFOs are here.
The Department of Sanitation started its curbside collection of Christmas trees on Monday, which will stretch to the end of next week.
It's not a stretch to say that Instagram has transformed how we shop: Browsing the app is practically the new window shopping.
How far Corsi's role may stretch to encompass WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange and Trump associate Roger Stone remains an open question too.
Bottom line: Multiple sources tell me it would be a massive stretch to say this incident has ruined Zinke's relationship with Trump.
Butler opened the second half with an 20-8 stretch to push the lead to 73-53 with 12:05 to go.
The concept may be new to arcades, but it's not a stretch to imagine this in the mainstream in the nearer future.
The older boy was able to stretch to reach the brake and gas pedals, while his 2-year-old brother helped steer.
Although the Magic led almost from start to finish, they needed Smith down the stretch to avoid yet another late game collapse.
If you stretch to buy a home, you can get into real trouble if something happens to your marriage or your job.
It's hard to say, but it's not a stretch to imagine that her being a woman has something to do with it.
It's not a stretch to assume the media will spin the story as a celebrity being harassed by Muslims during the riot.
But it is a stretch to use state-aid rules to achieve the sort of tax harmonisation that is favoured in Brussels.
Braid also casts farther, and because there isn't much stretch to speak of, offers a more direct and arguably surer hook set.
And I don't think it's too big of a stretch to say China is building the infrastructure backbone of Africa right now.
Or if you ever played a sport, you were likely taught that you should always stretch to prevent injuries and reduce soreness.
"The rapidly freezing temperatures has caused this stretch to be deemed impassable for motorists," the Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development said.
It would be a stretch to say that editors "Twist someone's words," but I guess the "say" at the end saves it.
It's not a stretch to imagine more of them outsourcing the design and maintenance of their offices to a company like WeWork.
It wouldn't be a stretch to combine Google's 10x digital zoom with a 2x telephoto lens to offer 33x zoom in total.
It is not a stretch to imagine that this disregard carried over into other more serious areas of potential abuse of authority.
But let them eat cake: A meaty stack of books about school days can stretch to nourish you throughout the first term.
"It is hardly a stretch to suggest that President Trump's election was a direct result of the financial crisis," our columnist writes.
Stymied by traffic, Plumlee eventually left the cab and ran the final stretch to the arena, arriving midway through the first quarter.
Acknowledgments in the book stretch to 14 pages and he name-drops five American presidents, four French ones and China's Xi Jinping.
Nowadays $1 million, or HK$7.8 million, will not stretch to much more than a one-bedroom apartment on Hong Kong island.
It seems like a stretch to suggest that the growing number of people opposed to highly targeted advertising don't understand its value.
Texas A&M used tough defense down the stretch to beat Texas Southern 58-55 on Monday night in College Station, Texas.
It's not a stretch to see how much of her own exterior has afforded her the same warm reception as her van's.
Chuck Schumer, who has also adopted concern about deficits in the home stretch to election day as they attack the tax law.
But Cincy's leading scorer hit two jumpers and went 215-for-21 from the line down the stretch to secure the win.
Currently, it's not a complete stretch to think that many Republicans might abandon their president to vote for a third-party candidate.
There's a full commitment to have the first stretch to be all the way to Bakersfield and coming into the Bay Area.
Without the safe harbor provision of the DMCA, it's not a stretch to say that these companies and platforms could not exist.
Julia Belluz: It's probably not a stretch to say that the most honest relationship many people will ever have is with Google.
Based on this and his other tax avoidance schemes, it's hardly a stretch to presume he would continue to exploit all available loopholes.
Nonetheless, it would be a stretch to call 2018 a new "Year of the Woman" without addressing the other side of the aisle.
Now it's not too much of a stretch to picture him and the band dancing, losing themselves to the explosion of sound onstage.
Coach Andy Reid previously said it would be a "stretch" to expect his star to be back Sunday against the Green Bay Packers.
It's not a stretch to imagine a future Fitbit device for users looking for more of a luxurious aesthetic in their fitness tracker.
If Vargas is deported, it's not a stretch to say her case will send a deep chill into immigrant communities around the nation.
It wouldn't be a stretch to think Apple might be priming the pump with those hardware manufacturers for the upcoming TV service, too.
It's not a stretch to think Teenage Engineering learned a thing or two from their recent portable party collaboration with the furniture giant.
In the battle for the soul of the western, it doesn't feel like a stretch to find parallels with our current political climate.
Morgan hit his first two shots to extend a perfect three-game shooting stretch to 14 shots from the field before finally missing.
It isn't a stretch to say Fashion Nova speaks to people typically excluded from fashion, and perhaps that's the secret to their success.
When your correspondent directed "True West" at university, the budget didn't stretch to smashing a new typewriter with a golf club every night.
The Timberwolves need to go 4-5 over the final stretch to avoid their ninth 50-loss campaign in the past 11 seasons.
Say what you will about spandex, but it can stretch to fit nearly every body, and it easily doubles as daywear and swimwear.
Some legal scholars say it is a stretch to invoke the Constitution rather than focus on taxes and regulations to control greenhouse gases.
It has a nice stretch to it, so I can still move after I've crammed my fat, puffy jacket arms inside the sleeves.
It would be a stretch to argue that Flynn broke that law as he prepared to become national security advisor, the person said.
For it is not a stretch to treat literary texts in the same way that an analyst treats what a patient is saying.
The authors welcome cleaner cities, but it is a stretch to believe that was purely the work of business folk, rather than government.
But the Bears committed some costly turnovers in the final minutes, and Colorado made just enough free throws down the stretch to prevail.
We got that money back when the water was turned on, but it was a stretch to come up with those extra funds.
The Lions used a 230-211 run over a 23 1/2-minute stretch to creep within 13 before Gonzaga closed it out.
Wade averaged 18.3 points for Chicago last season and returned from injury down the stretch to help the Bulls get into the playoffs.
You could say that it's just bad luck, although 36 games seems like a pretty long stretch to chalk up to the bounces.
It didn't last long after the Jazz hit 292 of 284 shots over a 1033-minute stretch to take a 54-2102 lead.
In the observatory library, shelves stretch to the ceiling, packed with volumes of handwritten records and thousands of film plates of the sun.
Ask yourself here: Is the film projected on a fixed screen, or does it stretch to the ceiling and floor, creating an installation?
Just like the first two games, the Storm answered with a big run, using a 15-4 stretch to go up 31-30.
A study that compared two popular ones — a standing calf stretch and a seated foot stretch — found the foot stretch to be superior.
It is not a stretch to say that if you read this book, you will never think of Jobs the same way again.
Daniel Medwed, a law professor at Northeastern University, said the decision surprised him because the manslaughter charge seemed "a stretch" to begin with.
Notably, on "25," Adele didn&apost stretch to sound any more pop than she did before, despite an increasingly pop-heavy radio market.
Some of the roots of the Iowa debacle stretch to 24, when Mr. Sanders finished a fraction of a percentage point behind Mrs.
Will's obviously not averse to sequels ... so it's not a stretch to think he'll make his return to the rap game one day.
The technology covers the final stretch to the home with a short-range wireless link, and is cheaper than laying an underground fiber.
Ohio State outscored Minnesota 19-8 during an eight-minute stretch to take their biggest lead of the first half at 17 points.
"I have been working on perfecting one basic dress that is made to stretch to a wider range of sizes," Ms. Keenan said.
It would be a stretch to say that Peretti's novels were responsible in some way for people's suspicions of the Harry Potter books.
Data centres, in contrast, offer a less obvious spectacle: windowless grey buildings that boast no height or ornament, they seem to stretch to infinity.
From what we see of Dudley's and Vernon's aggression, it wouldn't be a stretch to assume there were incidents of physical abuse as well.
Republican officials involved conceded to me that it's a stretch to imagine the White House can break Nancy Pelosi's strong command of her caucus.
Prior to hiring Stretch to lead the company to IPO, Medallia co-founder Borge Hald ran the company as CEO since its 2001 launch.
And, if the US spy community is right, it wouldn't be a stretch to say that the world's most powerful person is Vladimir Putin.
So it's probably not too much of a stretch to say that working out in the days after you drink could be especially beneficial.
Each MODE band includes a pin tool and two adjustable pins that can retract and stretch to fit 16mm, 18mm, 20mm and 22mm lugs.
Oklahoma outscored Portland 16-5 over a five-minute stretch to make is 32-21 with 4:21 to go in the first half.
With the right strategic investments, it's not a stretch to believe we can generate mode shift at a scale that could achieve those goals.
American Eagle, for example, has been able to scale back its discounting as it overhauled its fashions, including adding more stretch to its jeans.
The organization spent millions to support Hillary Clinton's campaign, including a $30 million push targeting millennial voters in the final stretch to Election Day.
It doesn't feel like too far of a stretch to ask for the smallest diversity with its playable hero, its Joker in the pack.
"The idea that Guatemala has adequate asylum processes in place is an extreme stretch, to say the least," one DHS official told BuzzFeed News.
It is too much of a stretch to suggest, as Ms Miller does, that Mr Xi and Deng are equally committed to economic reform.
The issues plaguing the Home didn't stretch to everything in the Assistant ecosystem, however — users reported that other Assistant-operated devices worked just fine.
You say that "it is a stretch to use state-aid rules to achieve the sort of tax harmonisation that is favoured in Brussels".
"Of course I mentioned this undertaking to him but it would be a stretch to say we discussed it," the 71-year-old said.
New Zealand's Rebecca Scown and Genevieve Behrent left it late to make their mark but moved up in the last stretch to take silver.
After a rugged road stretch to begin the season, the Hurricanes are counting on making up ground as the schedule as turned more favorable.
Now, as search efforts stretch to one week, the 38 year old's family says they haven't lost hope that he will be found safe.
It isn't a huge stretch to think we might tolerate coexisting with cancer cells as long as we can prevent them from growing unchecked.
These projects will be built over the years to 2020, and are part of a wider plan that will stretch to 2030, it said.
He is being held in pretrial detention for an initial period of 15 days, but under Egyptian law it could stretch to several years.
It wouldn't be a stretch to call Kitty Kiernans or J.J. Bubbles in Bay Ridge safe spaces for New York City's few Trump fans.
This extra-fine ribbed pima cotton crew has the perfect thickness and stretch to make it feel nicer than average and look very flattering.
I also love the Annabella shirt, which has just enough stretch to keep you comfortable, but not so much that you start looking unkempt.
The Kiwi duo of Rebecca Scown and Genevieve Behrent had left it late but moved up in the last stretch to take the silver.
No more than five points separated the teams in the first half, with Miami ending on a 10-5 stretch to forge the deadlock.
From slimmer fits with a good amount of stretch to five-pocket versions to hybrid joggers, there's a cord to suit an individual's style.
Livia and Rolando paid for over a year until finally they could no longer make the sales revenue stretch to cover the war tax.
Those figures proved the difference eventually as Wawrinka, at full stretch to even reach, let alone return most of them, was eventually worn down.
But in the long term, history has proved that both the markets and our political system will stretch to accommodate most of our feelings.
It's a stretch to attach concrete causality to the wiener-socking incident, just as it is to any single one of the things above.
In some cases, it may stretch to $1 million, Riney said, while around half of the total fund is allocated to follow-on investments.
I ride freehand and extend my arms out in front for core strength, then I give my hands a good stretch to improve flexibility.
"If Trump wins, it's not a stretch to say that my entire religion will be under attack and Islamophobic incidents will increase," she said.
The projects will be built over the years to 2020, and are part of a wider plan that will stretch to 2030, it added.
But it seems a stretch to think they could make Mayberg's open-label work twice as effective over six months as the trial was.
Wait times for the 270GB and 211GB iPhone 11 stretch to October 3, which is nearly two weeks after the September 20 release date.
It'd be a stretch to say Sandler has lowered himself to cater to the reductive internet age that's produced Logan Paul and Bhad Bhabie.
And maybe it's a stretch to expect people to be inspired by running brands using the stories of non-elite runners for marketing purposes.
The Mets must learn as much as they can about McNeil down the stretch, to see if he is a viable option for 2019.
The conservative writer Erick Erickson tweeted, "It is not a stretch to say there'd be violence if the gov't tried to confiscate" AR-15s.
"I set alarms for 10 to 15 minute breaks to move, to stretch, to get fresh air, and disconnect from tech devices," Poon said.
There the guest must sit, head twisted through 90 degrees, to see and hear a host whose opening remarks may stretch to an hour.
It's not a stretch to imagine that health insurers could someday raise your premiums based on your cooking habits or how much you drink.
As a result, it would be no stretch to envision an Iran that can cooperate to its own benefit with those countries and more.
The 218th-seeded Aggies rallied in the second half and held off N.C. Central down the stretch to earn a trip to Tulsa, Okla.
"We're not going back by any stretch to a cold war posture, but you're starting to see that muscle memory coming back," she said.
Meanwhile, the NRCC is approaching the final stretch to lure top-tier recruits to run in the competitive districts that will decide the majority.
Weber State missed seven straight shots and committed three turnovers over a 5 1/2-minute stretch to open the door for Utah's run.
From there, it may be a stretch to assume that if a male was with more than two females, they were all his mates.
It's not a stretch to assume Farrow was angry with Allen for not just having an affair, but having an affair with her daughter.
But Oklahoma State forward Jeffery Carroll hit a big 3-pointer, and the Cowboys hit their free throws down the stretch to seal the win.
But I knew we could do it for two reasons: the cloud market showed momentum and we were ready to stretch to meet the demand.
It would not be a stretch to call Nwaba the best defensive player on the Lakers, and Walton says he frequently stars in film sessions.
But it's not a stretch to think this outburst might be the result of living in such a claustrophobic environment for the past couple weeks.
Pantone declared Greenery as the color of 2017, but it wouldn't be a stretch to say that unicorns and rainbows would have been more appropriate.
"It is a big stretch" to argue that Citgo cannot engage in any financial transactions if Venezuela ends up in hock to Russia, Dehn said.
Whatever its merits—and they are slim—it is a stretch to believe Mr Trump farsightedly nurtured the plan at grave political cost to himself.
The energy situation in Australia might be tenuous — but it's a stretch to start calling for a future filled with Warboys and Thunderdomes right now.     
It would obviously be a stretch to attribute any specific shortcoming of passenger rail in the United States to Hunter Biden's service on the board.
But it seems like a big stretch to go from there to calling the movement "a beast born almost entirely from Facebook," as Buzzfeed does.
While it's somewhat of a stretch to say that technology "drives" the economy, it's slightly less egregious to argue that innovation plays a key role.
Whether you've been on your feet all day or woke up feeling stiff, this is the best stretch to loosen up your back and hips.
" He added: "Hillary Clinton has led an amazing life; it is not a stretch to describe her as 'the most interesting woman in the world.
For one, it wasn't mobile; it was home internet service that just happened to be delivered wirelessly during the final stretch to a subscriber's home.
The results are based on his research in 3D interfaces, and it's not a stretch to imagine using TweetReality with hand gestures instead of taps.
Would it have been too much of a stretch to imagine St. James sharing its resources and space with the other religious groups on campus?
Those criticisms have been leveled at companies like Uber and Lyft, and it wouldn't be a stretch to see Waymo come under scrutiny as well.
Harris scored nine of his team's next 16 points in a 3 1/2-minute stretch to bring Buffalo back within six at 36-30.
Still, it's not a stretch to imagine, these three—and indeed all those intimately involved—would be pleased with the way their stories are told.
Is it really a stretch to assume the most famous and respected person in Janesville could call in a favor or two, no questions asked?
If Democrats are willing to pay individuals to physically assault Trump supporters, is it a stretch to think Democrats would try to steal the election?
"We made enough plays down the stretch to get a win," said James, who combined with Irving for 14 of Cleveland's 20 turnovers (seven each).
After stopping briefly to admire the church, your correspondent squeezed back into the cab for the 100km stretch to Bouaké, which has a customs checkpoint.
Popularity and good taste aside, it's a stretch to compare Fakhouri's concoctions of fermented nuts and seeds cheese to actual cheese made with cow's milk.
However, the Red Raiders surged ahead by 25 in the final minute Monday and made enough free throws down the stretch to hold off Baylor.
It is not an insult to call Roddy Piper wrestling's consummate troll, nor is it a stretch to call him one of wrestling's great actors.
However, in a few more expensive real-estate markets, Kapfidze discovered, it can still be a stretch to comfortably afford housing despite a high salary.
Guard Xavier Rathan-Rayes added 16 points, including a crucial free throw down and the game-ending layup down the stretch to seal the win.
The deep, green-walled warehouse bills itself as the largest gun shop in America, but even then Hyatt had to stretch to meet the demand.
Bradley Smith, a former chairman of the Federal Election Commission, says it's a stretch to say the payoffs were aimed solely at influencing the election.
"It seems like a stretch" to invoke mom-and-pop businesses for the pass-through rate, observed Alan Cole, until recently a Tax Foundation analyst.
All the while, the team can't put together any staff continuity—and recruiting has suffered, leading to a drought that could stretch to a decade.
It's not a stretch to assume that Thom is following in the footsteps of other British auteurs like FKA twigs in releasing his own scent.
There's just enough stretch to get your groove on, but not so much that you add two sizes by the time you take them off.
Brandon Childress scored 14 of his career-high 27 points in a six-minute stretch to open the second half for Wake Forest (3-2).
He fell back with a bogey and a double bogey down the stretch to post an even-par 71, which left him tied for 24th.
Aligot is most impressively served right after it's made, when the potatoes are best able to stretch to dramatic heights in front of your guests.
Some 25 billion are used across the state each year — more than enough, when tied together, to stretch to the moon and back 19943 times.
The staff there had Sundays and Mondays off, when the restaurant was closed, but otherwise put in days that could sometimes stretch to 20 hours.
Yu, in her first U.S. Women's Open, made six birdies in a 25-hole stretch to move up after starting four shots off the lead.
"It's a real stretch to argue that a border wall administered by Customs and Border Protection requires the use of the armed forces," he continued.
It is no stretch to estimate that one in three American households are dealing with the economic, health or safety difficulties that accompany sexual violations.
The crowning jewel is, appropriately, on the roof — an indoor-outdoor deck lined with fire pits and views that stretch to the San Francisco Bay.
But if you have a larger house with lots of gables or want more eye-catching décor, the price can stretch to thousands of dollars.
In the U.S., "It is hardly a stretch to suggest that President Trump's election was a direct result of the financial crisis," our columnist writes.
Still, it's a stretch to say DACA was the single or even the main motivating factor behind the surge in migrant children reaching the border.
It's not a stretch to suggest that if Mr. Trump were still in that job following Mr. Lauer's ouster, he, too, would have been fired.
Ryan Blaney held off Kevin Harvick down the stretch to win the Pocono 400 in Long Pond, Pa., for his first career Nascar Cup victory.
At one end, a wall of sculpted stone stood like nature's monument to itself; at the other, the sand seemed to stretch to the horizon.
The Spurs then kicked off the second with a 15-3 stretch to grab a 49-27 lead with 7:280 left in the half.
The debt restructuring component of the plan would effectively cover all debt-issuing groups in Puerto Rico and stretch to the island's most senior debts.
It is not a stretch to think of death-row inmates who have exhausted their appeals as having a terminal disease with 100 percent mortality.
It isn't a stretch to imagine that regulators are examining the violent swings in the stock market last week that accompanied a spike in volatility.
The Predators yielded five power-play tallies during a three-game stretch to end October before thwarting all 10 short-handed situations this month. 3.
Texas 2B Rougned Odor has hit safely in eight straight games, going 9-for-33 in that stretch to raise his average to .211. 2.
After a Hield trey halted the Boston run, the Celtics ended the half with a 10-2 stretch to lead 53-46 at the break.
It's not a stretch to assume that it could have its hands on the data extracted from those samples via the employee computers it seized.
They lost 187 games across the next two years, and ruined a promising 2018 season by limping down the stretch to an 80-82 finish.
Tatum scored 26 points, including a thunderous dunk down the stretch to help punctuate a 33-0 run by Boston over the final five minutes.
Based solely on what we know publicly, it's a stretch to say that we've seen evidence that indicates Vice President Pence has significant criminal liability.
The Nuggets used a 13-0 run — including eight points from Barton during that stretch — to climb to within 86-81 late in the third quarter.
It's not a stretch to put him up against a rock band, as long as the rock band has any investment in some of those things.
It's no stretch to link these regulatory decisions, since the mantra of the Trump administration has been less government, smaller government and deregulation of all kinds.
It might be a stretch to say that the medical dramedy is over, but the heyday of Grey's Anatomy, House, and Scrubs is definitely behind us.
But it is a stretch to say that a presidential campaign would not pay a high price for such information, if it were on the market.
And while that rather dramatic superlative is up for debate, I still don't think it's a stretch to say 2016 was a completely fucking terrible time.
If we stacked those books, the Wayback Machine's archive would be 347,222 miles high—a distance that would stretch to the moon and half-way back.
It isn't too far a stretch to guess that the big companies will be sitting on profitable bottom lines with huge cash reserves when it happens.
Under the IPO plans, which could stretch to October, GFG will float the local distribution and recycling business of the steel unit, the two sources added.
But it's a big stretch to assume that Apple bundling QR code reading into iOS is game-changer, when all the evidence suggests that it isn't.
In case your portable audio budget doesn't quite stretch to the heights of Shure's new $1,999 KSE1200, here's a more attainable alternative: the $33 Tunai Drum.
While technically preceding the poem, her notes stretch to a fourth page, and this passage from the end of her notes faces the poem's fourth page.
She's a high school senior with a close group of friends (played by Medalion Rahimi, Halston Sage, and Cynthy Wu) on the home stretch to graduation.
Gupta similarly said it would be a stretch to read DOJ's amicus brief as a warning sign of a more aggressive stance on class action standing.
Maybe in the final analysis, Spieth will recognize that it was a near-miracle that he was leading into the tournament's final stretch to begin with.
The price tag for inaction promises to get much higher, and the transformation to a low-carbon energy will inevitably stretch to mid-century and beyond.
Perhaps, then, it isn't a huge stretch to think we might tolerate coexisting with cancer cells as long as we can prevent them from growing unchecked.
Furman's Devin Sibley missed a contested runner on the Paladins' next possession, and the Volunteers made enough free throws down the stretch to secure the win.
It is not a stretch to say that in some ways mosquitoes -- and their propensity to spread disease -- influenced the course of world events, said McNeill.
Given that in 2013 the Russian rouble was seriously overvalued, it may be a bit of a stretch to say that the rouble is now "cheap".
Mr Barnes's imagining of the composer's life does not stretch to many pages, which makes it a welcome anomaly in an era of 900-page doorstoppers.
Blue Origin's three-stage New Glenn rocket, when it's built, should rival the Saturn V. That rocket is expected to stretch to about 313 feet high.
It's not a stretch to say he wrote songs in this way because he believed that people are people, with similar desires and wants and needs.
"It seems to be a stretch to then say this is evidence of a secretive relationship between Trump and a Russian bank," said Dyn's Doug Madory.
There might be some intellectual property hurdles to clear, but it isn't such a stretch to see Michelle make her way from Paradise to Stars Hollow.
Rounds rarely last more than 10 minutes, for one, where Dota 2 games can stretch to the hour mark, and are usually upwards of 40 minutes.
Gloria Steinem, New York Is it a stretch to say that a cover story might be indicative of a paradigm shift in mainstream conversation about prostitution?
Matt Kenseth held off Kyle Larson in a thrilling run down the stretch to win the crash-filled AAA 245 at Dover International Speedway in Delaware.
Thomas accelerated in the last stretch to beat Dutchman Tom Dumoulin and France's Romain Bardet who were second and third, two and three seconds behind respectively.
Instead of waiting around to get your dream job, or a promotion, Rice says that you need to be willing to stretch to make it happen.
This is far-flung ranching and farming country; prairies and sunflower fields stretch to the horizon, domed by the great blue skies of the American West.
Mr. Greenman's tossed-off, playlist-y dispatches are built upon such bare wisps of substance that it can feel like a stretch to call them essays.
With technology rapidly progressing the way it is, it's not a huge stretch to think that we could be living in a Westworld future sometime soon.
The Fox sitcom is reliably silly, warmhearted, and very funny, but it wasn't a stretch to assume that its October 17 episode would be particularly good.
It's not a stretch to imagine Apple integrating a payment feature into iMessage, and it's a feature that's been rumored for more than a year now.
It's a stretch to claim that the "whole economic history of the United States" is the story of determining which level of government would provide water.
But backup shortstop Difo's relay throw was off the mark and forced fourth-string first baseman Gerardo Parra to stretch to try to make the grab.
We already receive official devices with a suite of approved applications; therefore, it would not be a stretch to add one for this limited remote voting.
The denim looks rigid enough at first glance, but still has enough stretch to work with your body and curves — no gaps or stiffness in sight.
Assuming state and local governments, let alone individuals, can pay their way out of extreme weather disasters like Harvey is a stretch, to say the least.
They worry President Obama, and Democrats, will use the end-of-the-year stretch to push through 11th hour proposals in a catchall omnibus spending package.
The Nets continued their torrid shooting throughout the third quarter as they hit 2111 of 2105 shots during one late stretch to go ahead 217-2115.
The much-anticipated poll of caucus-goers on Iowa was released Friday evening, revealing a new front-runner in the final stretch to the Iowa caucuses.
Is it really such a stretch to believe that a close-up of Ramsay casually wiping blood onto his father's notes might hold a deeper significance?
Because it's vegan leather, this jacket carries an affordable under-$150 price tag and has a tiny bit of stretch to give you that perfect fit.
Alan Blinder _____ The crowds appeared to be huge in most places, with marchers in Washington, New York City and Chicago seeming to stretch to the horizons.
It would not be a stretch to say that Traylor had mastered his resources, and that the work he made transcended the limitations of his illiteracy.
Oregon scored the next five points to make it 67-60 but the Buffaloes hit their free throws down the stretch to finish off the upset.
It is not a stretch to say the party's ways of governance perpetuate a lack of trust by the Chinese in their institutions and fellow citizens.
A draft deal, which is believed to stretch to more than 500 pages, was signed off by negotiators from both the European Union and U.K. on Tuesday.
The Crusaders rolled off 16 straight points during a nearly nine-minute stretch to take control en route to improving to 243-1 at home this season.
An abrupt boundary at the edge of the city marks the end of the concrete and the beginning of the infinite grasslands that stretch to the horizon.
Given the politicized nature—albeit misguided—of climate change science, it's definitely not a stretch to see climate change legislation getting rolled back by a Trump administration.
It's not a stretch to think that many people's interaction with Google and other search providers are by asking a question, instead of putting in a topic.
It's, at minimum, a bit of a stretch to read Lynch's words in their full context and see them as expressing "sympathy or admiration" for the president.
Their tribal lands are adjacent to the Missouri River, where federal approval is needed to tunnel under a 1-mile (1.6 km) stretch to complete the pipeline.
But Ponds answered with a 3, and St. John's was able to answer every challenge from the Blue Demons down the stretch to sweep the season series.
This claim is a bit of a catch-all, essentially making sure that this patent could stretch to cover whatever future technology people might use with Snapchat.
It's not a stretch to say that immigration is Trump's signature domestic issue, and that reducing tensions with Russia has become his signature priority in foreign policy.
That said, it wasn't exactly a stretch to see that Bob was going to die, because he was simply too nice to survive to the end credits.
So BitTorrent will be providing between $2,500 and $100,000 in funding to 25 different creators (BitTorrent might even "stretch" to accommodate more than 25 creators, Schreder said).
The train station is served by the Arlanda Express, a high-speed rail link that covers the 40km stretch to Stockholm Central Station in just 63 minutes.
Indeed, the details of the new work are compelling, but it may be a stretch to draw such a specific conclusion from such meager and circumstantial evidence.
"It seems to be a stretch to what's actually in the law and I'm really confused as to whether or not this would be possible," she said.
Keukeleire handed the Orica-BikeExchange team their second stage victory in this year's Vuelta with a perfectly timed surge in the final stretch to pip his rivals.
Cruz has hit 40 or more homers in two consecutive years but would have to hit one every 4.3 games down the stretch to continue that streak.
Prospect Capital Corporation recently increased its RCF, which includes an accordion feature that can stretch to US$1.5bn from the US$1.045bn commitment the firm has secured.
Players do actually have some influence on the ending — that's kind of the point — so it's not too much of a stretch to demand a new one.
Coming into town on I-30, I drive across Ray Hubbard Lake, a 21,000-acre body of water that at points seems to stretch to the horizon.
" Based on the data in the study, Keeling said, "it is very much a stretch to brand fried potatoes, or any other form of potato, as unhealthy.
Given Sheryl Sandberg's considerable political savvy, it's not a stretch to assume that she initiated the contract, or at least signed off on it with full knowledge.
It's not a stretch to say that I've endured my fair share of fat-shaming throughout my life, so I was prepared for laughter, pointing, and gasps.
Well, considering Petya appears to have had its origin on Ukrainian networks, it wouldn't be a stretch to speculate that the point was to damage those networks.
The U.S. economy has expanded for a record 28503 consecutive months since July 22019, and analysts expect that stretch to continue throughout the end of the year.
He oversaw a 20-4 stretch to begin September as the club prospered despite the late season loss of star Christian Yelich due to a fractured kneecap.
A commute to the city's west side will take 20 minutes during off-peak hours, but can stretch to over an hour when the freeways are busy.
As such, he recommended those with less than 10 years' work experience to keep their resume to one page, while those with more can stretch to two.
There isn't a date yet, but the first two seasons fell in 2018 and 2019 — it's not a stretch to speculate that 2020 will bring Season 3.
It may be a stretch to think that this proud mom is giving us a preview of the babies' names, but with Beyoncé, you never can tell.
It is not a stretch to fear tensions between Israelis and Palestinians will escalate as they did during the summer over metal detector installations at Al Aqsa.
"They got hot in the fourth to try to make it interesting, but we made enough plays down the stretch to obviously get the win," Curry said.
The sensation is influenced by so many factors that it may be a stretch to say that weather has no relationship to it at all, she adds.
It is a move that will cause further pain for a people used to wakes attended by large contingents of mourners that can stretch to several nights.
It is a move that will cause further pain for a people used to wakes attended by large contingents of mourners that can stretch to several nights.
Chosen by Ella Risbridger, who says: It's not a stretch to say that Diana Henry is a huge part of the reason I am a food writer.
But it feels like a stretch to credit how those Republican senators are viewing impeachment with Pelosi's decision to hold up the articles for the past month.
It's not a stretch to argue that any use of investment firm assets by an alleged sexual harasser could then be used as grounds for shareholder lawsuits.
Trail Blazers 102, Thunder 99 Damian Lillard scored 23 points, including three consecutive 3-pointers in a fourth-quarter stretch, to lead visiting Portland past Oklahoma City.
Kamar Baldwin scored 24 points, and Butler made enough plays down the stretch to record a 71-523 victory over visiting Xavier on Tuesday night in Indianapolis.
Moses Kingsley scored 23 points and Arkansas regrouped down the stretch to overcome Seton Hall for a 77-71 victory Friday afternoon at Bon Secours Wellness Arena.
It would be a stretch to suggest the Cole Memo was the result of a momentary lapse in the Obama administration's general preference for top-down government.
Maybe it was a stretch to be equally as impressed by January in Boston as the influencers conquering the Swiss Alps on Instagram, but I was trying.
As an astronomer at Chicago's Adler Planetarium, Lucianne Walkowicz usually has to stretch to connect the peculiarities of space physics with things that people experience on Earth.
If small folded dimensions and minimal weight are important to you, and you can stretch to the cost, this could well be the option to suit you.
"It's not a stretch to me to see that they would want a Christmas tree up to put on Instagram for themselves or their families," Lautz said.
"It would be a stretch" to say that he was ever "close friends" with Epstein, who was only the "plus one" of the British socialite Ghislaine Maxwell.
Heavy snow and high winds stretch to Northeast Another major storm has Midwest residents digging out from snow-covered cars and sidewalks and struggling with slick roads.
"It would be, to some extent, a stretch to say that as it were we were close friends," Andrew said in the sit-down BBC Newsnight interview.
The Democratic presidential primary is suddenly awash in billionaire cash, angering the left and presenting new hurdles for candidates in the final stretch to the Iowa caucuses.
Hello Games's team doesn't stretch to the hundreds, instead comprising just ten full-time employees, give or take the occasional fluctuation, headed by managing director Sean Murray.
It's barely a stretch to say Fear reads as Rob Porter, Gary Cohn, Steve Bannon, Reince Priebus, Lindsey Graham, and John Dowd's account of the Trump administration.
The Times suggested a Saudi race could become a reality as soon as 2021, with the schedule already expected to stretch to a record 22 races in 2020.
But even with those caveats, crude oil imports remain the best indicator that Chinese commodity demand is resilient, even if it is a stretch to call it strong.
It would not be a stretch to convince a jury of 12 that Strzok's expressed intent to improperly change the course of the investigation was accompanied by actions.
It's not a stretch to imagine the partnerships announced over the last month will extend to other platforms too, like Google Home speakers, Roku boxes and Amazon's FireTV.
Mickelson got within two strokes of eventual winner Nick Taylor with five holes left on the famous California course but faded down the stretch to finish five back.
If you think that the previous government covered up a Russian assassination of Poland's president, then it's not a stretch to believe that authorities will lie about anything.
IF someone were to burn onto CDs the data transmitted worldwide on any given day, and then stack them up, the pile would stretch to Mars and back.
The third Dillon touchdown came with 6:55 left in the opening quarter, a 7-yard stretch to the right that was his final carry of the day.
After all, the spectator says, Red Dead Redemption is so detailed that it wouldn't be a stretch to assume Rockstar might have hidden something special for curious players.
The record is only seven tracks long, none of which stretch to the epic lengths you might expect of an ambient record with just a handful of pieces.
The 18-megapixel photos are crisp and once uploaded to a desktop computer, they natively stretch to show the whole 360-degree shot without needing to be stitched.
Internal Greyhound documents show drivers are supposed to stop about every 2150 miles, get out and walk around the bus, check the tires and stretch, to mitigate fatigue.
I don't think it's any stretch to say that the S103's screen is one of, if not the very best, screens on any phone available right now.
For Bargnani fanboys like myself, we always have that 13-game stretch to relive and dream on what could have been if he didn't get injured that season.
The noodles are known for their malleability; they stretch to abnormally long lengths and can be shaped to many different widths depending on the preference of the customer.
Lines for peppermint spice lattes stretch to the next terminal, flights are delayed hours past their departure time, and traffic inches along at the pace of a tortoise.
Despite the moniker, it's not a stretch to say Kylie's 22016-figure net worth has a little something to do with her famous (and already quite wealthy) family.
The Musketeers (9-5, 1-0) outscored the Blue Demons 123-4 down the stretch to give head coach Travis Steele the victory in his Big East debut.
And, given that it's only at 42 million subscribers, it is not a stretch to think that Netflix will double its audience by the end of the decade.
Since WeChat requires users to register with their real names per government policy, it's not a stretch to imagine that one day, WeChat may fully replace state IDs.
Image: APThe cause of the pollution has been pinned on vehicle emissions, construction, holiday fireworks (Dewali just ended, but it's a stretch to blame fireworks), and excessive smoking.
Booker and Warren each scored 35 and keyed a 14-8153 run down the stretch to help the Suns surprise the Minnesota Timberwolves 118-110 on Saturday night.
This week's vote to keep the government operating on temporary funding is likely to be the first of a three-step process that could stretch to Jan. 31.
It's also a bit of a stretch to assume the voice control feature will be useful enough to draw everyday consumers away from apps like Spotify and YouTube.
I like to pull this pudgy boy apart with my big, sweaty sausage fingers, watching the interior stretch to maximum gloop before tearing off into jagged little nuglets.
The couple was tabloid fodder at the time, particularly in England, so it wasn't much of a stretch to assume Ritchie was planting Kabbalistic messages into the story.
Given that Mashable reports the film as Marvel's eighth-most successful outing, it wouldn't be a stretch to assume that a few high-profile cameos are in order.
But if snitching ultimately comes down to loving the carceral state, it's not a stretch to imagine that such love might be rerouted toward one's neighbor once again.
It's no stretch to reference the earnestness of childhood crusades à la Philip Pullman's His Dark Materials or the frank fatalism of Mordicai Gerstein's The Mountains of Tibet.
With the last four favorites having triumphed at the 1-1/4-mile Kentucky Derby, Classic Empire will try to extend that stretch to an unprecedented fifth year.
That's because so many responded that state labs are overwhelmed, and the wait for results can stretch to six weeks, complicating already difficult decisions about possibly terminating pregnancies.
Their condition may require them to practice longer and harder than other comedians: A two-hour rehearsal can stretch to six if they lose focus, which happens easily.
"I thought it was a stretch to use defense," Cramer said Thursday on "Squawk on the Street, " referring to Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross' comments on CNBC on Thursday.
It's not a stretch to see Waiters and Payton as a complimentary pairing; Waiters can make up for Payton's poor shooting, while Payton could mask Waiters' defensive inefficiencies.
"It would not be too far a stretch to think I had better not seek confidential advice on the internet — in case it did become public," he added.
Waterproof phones have long been a thing in Japan, so it's not too much of a stretch to think there might be an appetite for soap-proof devices.
Utah briefly took a 13-133 lead in the first quarter after Mitchell made three baskets in a two-minute stretch to fuel an 8-0 Jazz run.
But as the sole household earner, Chhailn's salary of USD $60-130 per month could not stretch to supporting a family in the capital after her second baby.
The Penguins (48-26-8, +42) have been a different group since Mike Sullivan took over as coach, roaring down the stretch to grab the Metro's second seed.
It's not a stretch to think that putting our girls in tighter, frillier, flimsier clothes can imprint them with outdated notions about what they can and should do.
I realize you're not saying these people are the same, but you are saying they spring from the same impulse, and that feels like a stretch to me.
J.P. "I think I know when to stop," sings TT near the start of "Love Leaks," knowing full well that the track will stretch to six minutes long.
The Rockefeller Group's roots stretch to 2300, when John D. Rockefeller, Jr., the son of the founder of Standard Oil, founded the firm as the Metropolitan Square Corporation.
But it is not a stretch to say that, after all his years in New England, Belichick can communicate with his team without opening his mouth in public.
"Even though the Viking seismometer picked up what I would call motions of the spacecraft, I think it would be a stretch to call those sounds," he said.
Moreover, lending standards have remained more rigorous than they were during the last housing boom, so it has been harder for people to stretch to buy a home.
She and Mr. Zuckerberg also asked Mr. Stamos and Mr. Stretch to brief the board's audit committee, chaired by Erskine Bowles, the patrician investor and White House veteran.
After a long stretch to clink glasses, I looked up at a large black-and-white photograph of a beautiful woman, high cheekbones, dreamy smile, like Gene Tierney.
The last action of the half, fittingly for how it went, it Neuer diving full stretch to his right to paw away a glancing header by Marcus Berg.
I supplement it with one six-foot Anker USB cable that can stretch to my bed from most parts of a room, or one of my portable batteries.
It is no stretch to say the curtain is falling on the French-and-Argentine connection — Parker and Ginobili — that indisputably changed the Spurs from plodding to dashing.
He scrambled to retrieve a drop-shot and flicked a cross-court forehand winner at full-stretch to bring up set point then converted it with an ace.
The skinny silhouette hugs in all the right places and has just the right amount of stretch to allow for comfortable movement, and it doesn't lose its shape.
Dylan Smith, who had 133 points, made three 3-pointers in as many attempts in one stretch to give Arizona an 89-86 lead with 216:211 remaining.
Without a police or military presence, the surrounding Perijá Mountains, which stretch to nearby Colombia, have been taken over by cow rustlers, drug traffickers and cross-border rebels.
Steyer draws the smallest crowds of the candidates still in Iowa, but voters do show up and settle in for town halls that stretch to an hour long.
Boston Celtics 127 - Minnesota Timberwolves 117 Gordon Hayward scored a game-high 29 points and Boston played strong defense down the stretch to hold off Minnesota in Minneapolis.
I don't think it's a stretch to say that if New York makes the change, it could spur a number of states in the Northeast to follow suit.
Word has got out about the place, and wait times can stretch to three hours, so your best bet without a reservation is on walk-in-only Mondays.
The monks circle the dome as if the little statues had come to life, and they sit in perfect, ordered rows that seem to stretch to the horizon.
It seems a stretch to suggest that these actions were a conscious commentary on the contradictions of our modern economy, but they're certainly a fitting reflection of them.
"I've had to account for every single dollar and cent for my campaign, and stretch to make ends meet, just like working families do every month," Harris said.
The McConnell-linked PAC started October with $46.8 million available to spend in the final stretch to election day, nearly $8 million more than its rival Democratic group.
Syracuse answered with a 10-0 stretch to make it 11-10, and that Orange hot streak morphed into a 213-3 run and a 21-14 lead.
Viewed from the battlements, the sands stretch to the horizon, and it is not hard to imagine phantoms of the frontier's ancient inhabitants drifting across them at twilight.
The Red Storm converted their free throws down the stretch to complete their biggest comeback since the team rallied from a 20-point deficit against DePaul in 2010.
" With this in mind, Barber argued, "it isn't a stretch to imagine that people think we're already a majority-minority country when in fact we aren't at all.
It's not such a stretch to leap backward from Marvel superhero movies to the classic blockbusters of the late '70s and early '80s, and then to even earlier films.
"It doesn't seem like a stretch to me to have lawyers treated as debt collectors for purposes of federal law when representing clients who may be landlords," Spector said.
First, economic concerns always appear to be part of political rhetoric; but it seems a stretch to attribute Brexit to a sense of either national or personal economic distress.
He's heading north of the wall, straight to the army of the dead, so it's not a stretch to say he needs help as we head into Sunday's episode.
But at this stage in the narrative, it would really be a stretch to put the mad pirate king we only met last season in charge at the end.
From "Stand Out" to "I 2 I," and every cultural reference in between, it's not a stretch to suggest black millennials saw A Goofy Movie and felt that connection.
They have unprotected sex, and they text and drive; is it, then, a stretch to think they could easily adopt racist attitudes or language without fully considering the consequences?
It's not too much of a stretch to assume that Time Warner's movies and television will follow suit if DirecTV Now's AT&T closes that $85 billion mega-deal.
It's true that his words chafed against the spirit of free expression, but it is a stretch to say that the president's appeal to NFL owners violated the constitution.
"I think it was important for us, after two games that weren't really close down the stretch, to be tested a little bit," Clippers forward Blake Griffin told reporters.
It's probably not a stretch to say that the droids of Star Wars, like R2-D2 or C-3P0, are some of the most famous robots in science fiction.
Brown boosted the lead to 93-48 by making two free throws with 2:13 to go and the Badgers hit their free throws down the stretch to prevail.
As LGBTQ political candidates reach diversity milestones in the 2020 race and other elections, the idea of a "bachelor" president bringing diversity could seem like a stretch to some.
It's almost a stretch to describe Wonder Woman's final battle as live-action filmmaking: It's more of an animated scene with a few live-action elements layered on top.
Your skull and teeth rattle when it's played at full volumes, and the long distances between keys adds strain on your hands as they stretch to reach them all.
But an aide to Trump on the Supreme Court said it was a "huge stretch" to say Trump's criticisms would be equated to a threat to any judge's security.
Nearly eight billion euros ($9.1 billion) were invested in the stretch to Bordeaux while 3.4 billion euros went into the Rennes line, both under public-private partnerships, SNCF said.
Despite Governor Haruhiko Kuroda's assurance the BOJ will allow 25-year yields to stretch to around 22 percent, they have been caught in a tight range around 26 percent.
For fans of no-holds-barred satire, the flash revival of Spy magazine numbers among the few silver linings amidst a nightmarish home stretch to this year's presidential election.
It would not be a total stretch to suggest that the same is true for the Warriors — not ahead of Game 4 necessarily, but as this series drags on.
The positives: The negatives: Basically, it's not a stretch to say that in the short term, this is going to be a huge inconvenience for a lot of people.
When you look at CPAC's track record over the last 40 years, I don't think it's a stretch to say the organization's endorsement is like the kiss of death.
But the implosion of ObamaCare can be the Democrats' worst nightmare during this home stretch to Election Day, if and only if Republicans get on offense with their nominee.
McDonald swished three 3-pointers in a 1:43 stretch to push UC Riverside's lead to 44-32 with 13:57 left and force Hoiberg to take another timeout.
Led by cornerback Thomas Graham Jr. (two interceptions) and linebacker Troy Dye (team-high 203 tackles), the defense made numerous plays down the stretch to help secure the win.
Quick incurred an unspecified lower-body injury during Los Angeles's opening loss at San Jose while making a fairly ordinary stretch to stop a scoring chance by Joe Pavelski.
He could pardon Cohen, a move probably made much more politically difficult by the conviction of Manafort; it seems quite a stretch to think that he would pardon both.
Last year, Facebook sent its general counsel, Colin Stretch, to join lawyers from Twitter and Google to testify about social media's role in spreading disinformation during the 2016 election.
The S.E.C. and prosecutors have at times had to stretch to find a relationship close enough to show that a defendant breached a duty by trading on confidential information.
It's not a stretch to consider that Miami Beach, with its history of segregation and varied phases of commercial development, has probably had exclusivity at its core for ages.
It is no stretch to think that the ability of the next attorney general to do just that might have been on the president's mind when making his selection.
Hornacek initially announced Noah would miss at least two games, but that will stretch to four if he does not return to the team for Wednesday's trip to Boston.
Still, it is no stretch to say that the well-being and legal rights of asylum-seekers are not a priority for either the Trump or the Hernández administrations.
And then secondly, it's attracting people who aspire to own an iPhone but couldn't quite stretch to the entry price of the iPhone, and we've established a new entry.
And while it may be a stretch to say that this has saved our marriage, there is something to the idea that paying for help can make you happier.
A 7-0 Friars run got them within 74-68 with 1:06 remaining but St. John's made 6 of 8 free throws down the stretch to hold on.
He thinks the S&P 500 can stretch to 3,000 in coming months on sturdy cyclical stocks and anticipated earnings growth above 15 percent over the next two quarters.
It's not a stretch to imagine that he is already making money off his book, a No. 1 best seller, boosted by bulk purchases from the Republican National Committee.
It's not a stretch to call Katzman the godfather of tutoring, and, from the beginning, the seasoned executive took an interest in what Clark was doing, according to O'Connor.
The concept of conservation is often limited to the boundaries of national parks and monuments, and does not stretch to include young boys and girls of every American community.
The U.K. researchers conducted their study in a lab, but they say it's not a stretch to think that plastic could move up the food chain in this way.
LaVine made five straight baskets — four on driving layups, and a 2800-pointer — in a three-and-a-half-minute stretch to put the Bulls back in the game.
These days, shimmering miles of plastic greenhouses stretch to the horizon, incubating the tomatoes, peppers and other produce that have transformed this once impoverished region into a farming hub.
Though Nix has an entirely plant-based menu, it would be a stretch to describe the food as "clean," the way people often do avocado toast and grain bowls.
It might be a stretch to say I Love You, Man single-handedly made straight guys more comfortable saying "I love you" to each other, but it probably helped.
" There's a great line in the book where you talk about people getting upset about Hermione being cast as a Black girl in a stage production of Harry Potter, and you say, "The imagination of Black Hermione's detractors can stretch to the possibility of there being a secret platform at King's Cross station that can only be accessed by running through a brick wall, but they can't stretch to a central Black character.
Fallout 4 VR is at least temporarily exclusive to the Vive, so it's not a stretch to imagine this being the tipping point that convinces some people to buy one.
The FAA said it's currently restricting drones within one nautical mile of the stadium, but that the flight ban will stretch to 30 nautical miles beginning at 5:30 p.m.
While maturity certainly comes with age, it's no stretch to imagine this different kind of heartbreak has pushed her to view her life — and her past — with a different perspective.
Multiple other anecdotal evidence has claimed the show was a hit with teens and college students in various altered states, which honestly isn't that far of a stretch to imagine.
So while smaller air filter devices might look cute, if a desktop is all the space you can stretch to you'd probably be better off getting a few pot plants.
Among the latest is 180 East 88th Street, a 48-unit high-rise on the Upper East Side built by DDG and Global Holdings that will stretch to 521 feet.
Red Sox RH Rick Porcello (03-4, 3.11) Estrada has rebounded from a rocky stretch to allow one run and five hits in 14 innings over his last two starts.
I don't think it is a stretch to connect the forms in York's drawings to the mesas of New Mexico, where the artist has lived and worked for many years.
DEL MAR, California (Reuters) - World Approval broke free from the pack down the stretch to win the $2 million Breeders' Cup Mile at Del Mar Thoroughbred Club racetrack on Saturday.
The only things that date these Eggos is the lack of a headphone remote and the cable length that was clearly intended to stretch to a backpack, not a pocket.
A recent analysis conducted by The Intercept shows Maddow dedicated 28503 percent of her highly rated program over a recent six-week stretch to Russia and possible ties to Trump.
Given Russia's recent annexation of Crimea, it is not a stretch to assume that European audiences were sending Russia a message, rather than choosing a winner purely on artistic merit.
Given that history, it is no great stretch to think that if Republicans ever acceded to a higher minimum wage, they would try to pair it with deep budget cuts.
Graham, it is not a stretch to assume that those who voted for the TCJA knew that companies firing Americans would receive the same tax cut as companies hiring Americans.
Analysts didn't expect the stock market's rough stretch to trigger a massive correction but had been warning earlier in the week of investors seeing an end to the Trump boom.
It's not much of a stretch to think that the presence of a Latino, like Castro on the Democratic national ticket could boost Hispanic turnout even higher especially in Texas.
Napheesa Collier had 28 points and a big block down the stretch to help No. 3 Connecticut open its season with a 78-76 win at No. 12 Florida State.
If that is the case, it is not a stretch to conclude that this judicial element requires the chief justice to decide whether the constitutional criteria for impeachment are met.
It's a long enough stretch to signal that something new is coming, something opposite and something big; it will have to be big enough to redeem that ominous lead-in.
On the other hand, Scott Bernstein, an American mafia historian and true crime writer, said that it wouldn't be a stretch to link the murder with organized crime or mafia.
It's also worth noting that his company has had an API security product in its portfolio for over five years, so it's not a huge stretch to buy Elastic Beam.
Daily Action, one progressive group, reported 200,000 calls — which, when added together, would stretch to a combined 495 days of call times — to Senate GOP offices over the health bill.
"It wouldn't be a stretch to say we've heard from everyone," says Tomasula, who adds that they've also been approached by manufacturers interested in scaling up their film-making process.
After Yahoo discovered that one billion accounts were affected, it should not have been a stretch to consider that all of the company's user accounts had been compromised, he said.
WELLINGTON, New Zealand — They arrived in New Zealand from across the Middle East and Asia, forming a tightly bound community of Muslims whose roots stretch to the mid-22006th century.
Given the show's primarily white viewership, it's not a stretch to think "Cops" producers were confirming racial narratives of criminality in America that they think their viewers want to see.
Maybe it's a stretch to suggest that this same feeling extended to other shows during a cycle that, in straight design terms, has been stronger than many in recent memory.
Molinari, 36, was paired with Woods in the final round of last year's British Open and wrested the lead from him down the stretch to win his first major title.
" The problem here is that the wall is not "authorized" by any law, and furthermore, it is a stretch to say that the project is "essential to the national defense.
Keyboards haven't changed much in the decades we've been using personal computers, and it feels like a stretch to think that they could make the shift to analog control now.
The red-roof country store sits at the intersection of Route 22 and Route 225A, a T-shaped junction that had long unnerved residents as a frightening stretch to navigate.
"This year, the industrial sector is likely to remain in recession, which will stretch to the longest since reunification (in 1990)," the BDI industry group wrote in a quarterly report.
But it's no stretch to suggest that this book will make you grateful that Sledge, and men like him, were here before us — and that Sledge left this unsparing chronicle.
Boston pulled ahead 40-32 early in the second, and after Los Angeles got within 153-44, the Celtics rode a 12-1 stretch to their first double-digit lead.
The Bulldogs outscored BYU 36-4 over a 123-minute, 28-second stretch to turn a tie game into a 32-point advantage en route to their 14th straight victory.
It isn't a stretch to say that the story's mandate to complicate the narratives told about women feels perhaps more urgent today -- given how routinely that call is still ignored.
After all, Halloween is already a little scary on its own — so it's not as much of a stretch to have a scary Halloween movie (but audiences love those too).
"This year, the industial sector is likely to remain in recession, which will stretch to the longest since reunification (in 1990)," the BDI industry group wrote in a quarterly report.
Careful not to overstay her welcome, she traveled during one six-week stretch to Pittsburgh, the West Coast, Minnesota, Wisconsin and then back to Pittsburgh, where she stays with Garrett.
It's no stretch to call this patch of the Deep South one of the most shocking examples of how bad health can get in the wealthiest country in the world.
It wouldn't be a stretch to consider Giovanna Battaglia Engelbert an OG street star, as she was peacocking for the camera long before having your photograph taken became a big business.
So it is a stretch to argue that Mr. Trump lost simply because of the turnout, given that it vastly exceeded just about every pre-election benchmark for a Trump victory.
That's certainly true compared with the rest of the country, but it seems like a stretch to argue that the average New Hampshire voter should be extremely predisposed toward Mr. Sanders.
From my vantage, challenging yourself to stretch to roles you may not think you're qualified for, and continuing to explore opportunities that scare you, is essential to your development and satisfaction.
In Game 3, the Cavs played near-perfect basketball for 41.43 minutes—but a cold three-minute stretch to end the game allowed the Golden State Warriors to steal a victory.
Sir Winston came on strong late, moving from the rail to the outside down the stretch to overtake pace-setter Joevia and finish in a relatively slow two minutes, 28.30 seconds.
It's also home to Intex's DuraBeam and Fiber-Tech material, offering back support and the ability to stretch to one's body shape for a sleep that feels like a real bed.
The original idea was that people should enjoy a bit of a rest after a life at work, but nobody imagined that the rest would stretch to almost a quarter-century.
However, the cheddar cheese and bacon should be easy enough to get for Mickey D's from coast to coast, so it wouldn't be a stretch to have these fries available everywhere.
It's not a stretch to suspect Castro, in his final moments, took special delight in having withstood 11 US presidents—and so much anger from the most powerful country on Earth.
"We would argue it is a real stretch to apply the crack house statute to a public health intervention — and purpose and intent are always important in criminal law," he said.
He had several opportunities over the closing stretch to seal victory in regulation but narrowly missed birdie putts from 15, nine and 19 feet at the 16th, 17th and the last.
Yet from the top of the temple mount at El Brujo the view is breathtaking: the Pacific breakers, the desert and the sugar-cane fields that stretch to the Andean foothills.
"I think its a stretch to think this either is or should be the beginning of an easing cycle; its simply not warranted," said Ward McCarthy, chief U.S. economist at Jefferies.
Adding fuel to the fire, Kardashian West previously revealed that her son is their younger daughter Chicago's "twin," so it wasn't a far stretch to assume their names would fit together.
It's a bit of a stretch to characterize Trump's statements as a defense of President Franklin D. Roosevelt's proclamations ordering the imprisonment of Japanese immigrants in the aftermath of Pearl Harbor.
As a straight woman with my own #MeToo stories, is it really a stretch to imagine that I have felt sick at the prospect of going on yet another first date?
It's not at all a stretch to say that during the last two NBA Finals series, no player has been more important to the Golden State Warriors' success than Andre Iguodala.
Today, in the final stretch to November's congressional elections, they are showing that Trumpism has its limits as Democrats make surprising gains in races across the region, according to opinion polls.
It's not a stretch to imagine its the device that Obama described as a toy phone in an interview with Jimmy Fallon (jump to the 2:30 mark in the clip).
Swift hasn't yet commented on the response to her endorsement, but it wouldn't be a stretch to think that now there might be bad blood between her and the Republican Party.
Is it such a stretch to think that at some point that those who pose a threat to this administration might not move up the list generated by this secret panel?
Ted Cruz as a "total liar" as the Texas senator and his allies have claimed in the final stretch to the Iowa caucuses that Trump favors government-run, universal health care.
"We understood what women were really telling us by wearing tights," he said, explaining that women wanted comfortable material they could dress up or down and had a stretch to it.
After Jake and his two pals are exposed to dangerous chemicals, they gain the ability to stretch to enormous lengths, and begin fighting crime as Stretch Armstrong and the Flex Fighters.
Oklahoma took control of the game with an offensive outburst in the first 10 minutes of the second half, scoring 35 points in that stretch to build a 27-point lead.
Babyface says it's a serious stretch to say Ed Sheeran's "Thinking Out Loud" rips off Marvin Gaye's "Let's Get It On" ... and the evidence is right there for anyone to hear.
Freshman guard Lonnie Walker scored 16 points, 11 of them in the second half and seven in a crucial second-half stretch, to lead the Hurricanes (16-5, 5-4 ACC).
But it seems like a stretch to say that it played a major role in Bannon's demotion, given that the President Bannon meme mostly ran out of steam two months ago.
It is only barely a stretch to assume the Republicans insisting on the legality of Trump's disclosure have forgotten all of this, because they spend all day lately pretending they have.
Boston scored three times in a 21:22 stretch to seize a 13-21 lead early in the third period before Thompson swatted home Brendan Leipsic's centering feed at 25:258.
It's not a stretch to say that locating a file you downloaded two weeks ago and only opened once can be a frustrating experience, and Siri can start to resolve that.
However, the skin that has to stretch to accommodate these organs do have pain receptors—and just imagine if someone put a heavy weight on your stomach, it wouldn't be pleasant.
Panetta told MSNBC on Friday that it was a "stretch" to say transition officials broke the law, even though the Obama administration still held the reins of government at the time.
The Seminoles finished the third quarter on an 18-10 run, closing its deficit to 52-51, but the Gamecocks made enough plays down the stretch to escape with the win.
And it's no great stretch to see Warren as the candidate in the current presidential race who represents this tradition of petty-bourgeois radicalism and the impulses of property-owning democracy.
"I think it's a stretch to think this either is or should be the beginning of an easing cycle; it's simply not warranted," said Ward McCarthy, chief U.S. economist at Jefferies.
At Santa Anita, the jockey Mike Smith gunned Danzing Candy to a considerable lead, but Exaggerator swept past him early in the stretch to breeze by six and a half lengths.
It is true that that plan exists, but it also seems like a stretch to position A Better Way as a plan that Republicans have committed to as a political party.
Given that methane is 7473 times more harmful to our atmosphere than CO2, it's not exactly a stretch to say that cow farts are doing a serious number on the environment.
But it's not much of a stretch to see in the rules issued by the Trump administration last week the fraying of civil society as the United States has known it.
Full disclosure is integral for Congress to protect national security and the rule of law, and to ensure that redactions do not reflect a "Bill Barr stretch" to protect the president.
Among Mr. Puryear's best-known works is "Ladder for Booker T. Washington" (1996), a serpentine wood structure that seems to stretch to infinity, suggesting the long — potentially elusive — climb to success.
It's not a stretch to say that when it comes to the role of wealth in determining the elections, the contrast between Bloomberg and Bernie Sanders is one with moral stakes.
"Hillary Clinton has led an amazing life; it is not a stretch to describe her as 'the most interesting woman in the world,'" Franco said in a statement about his endorsement.
Ovechkin scored with one minute 36 seconds remaining, trimming what once was a three-goal lead to one, however Vasiliveskiy made three more saves down the stretch to finish the victory.
The Tar Heels fought all the way back to the championship game the following season and came through, making all the big plays down the stretch to beat Gonzaga 71-65.
The 76ers got within 13, 89-76, with 9:513 to go to force a Celtics timeout, and Boston responded with a 7-0 stretch to restore its 20-point margin.
But if it's a journey of title contention that also involves the Celtics, is it a speculative stretch to expect Magic and the Lakers to eventually be along for the ride?
It's worth noting that though the film chronicles key moments in the lives of real people, it's a stretch to say that this is a true story, just like Shakespeare's adaptation.
Unlike most other Crop Watch locations, the Ohio fields have experienced average to cooler weather over the last week and could use a hot and dry stretch to encourage more growth.
Two to four articles are expected on presidential abuse of power, obstruction of justice and obstruction of Congress, as is an accompanying impeachment report that could stretch to hundreds of pages.
The Grizzlies had chances down the stretch to take the lead but were never able to overcome the Timberwolves, who led by as many as 353 points in the first half.
Which is to say that it would be a stretch to call the art business suddenly enlightened, even if the mood in Miami was noticeably more dour than in the past.
If Yankee Stadium had netting in place that did stretch to the far end of the third-base dugout, Frazier's line drive, in all likelihood, would not have reached the stands.
But it is a stretch to presume that Mr. Mnangagwa, or ZANU-PF, or the military — all of whom colluded in Mr. Mugabe's rapacious rule — will change stripes once in charge.
References to eating pussy: 0Pussy Meter: 2Best bar: N/A Wayne's age at release: 24Cunnilinguistics: It's not even that much of a stretch to believe that Wayne has never given head before.
And if Google is serious about giving the app the runway it needs, it's not a stretch to imagine a future version where the Google Podcasts experience becomes the one to beat.
Credit Suisse analyst Susan Roth Katzke called the agreement positive for Citi, saying the company faces "a stretch" to reach its return on tangible common equity target of 13 percent by 2020.
The Cowboys (12-13, 73-9), who had lost five straight Big 12 games — all after leading at the half — rallied down the stretch to flip what had been a disturbing script.
On the mile-long stretch to the tunnel beside the Place de l'Alma, he picked up speed but lost none of their pursuers – at least seven cameramen on five motorcycles and scooters.
It would be a stretch to call Charles Dickens a visual artist, but for his distinct tribute to his cat Bob, he deserves some place in the pantheon of avant-garde creation.
Exaggerator, the 6/5 favorite, faded down the stretch to finish 11th, 14 3/4 lengths back, as jockey Kent Desormeaux eased his horse once it became obvious his race was run.
Sometimes it feels like we're training a nation and a world of narcissists, and I don't think it's a stretch to say that helicopter parenting has played a big role in this.
An American might enjoy a tête-à-tête or complain about a bête noire; a Brit might stretch to eating a crêpe at a fête or seeking a different rôle at work.
CHARLOTTE, North Carolina (Reuters) - Graham DeLaet bookended back-to-back eagles with a pair of birdies in a stunning four-hole stretch to charge into contention at the PGA Championship on Saturday.
Kansas used a string of 16 unanswered points down the stretch to climb to 21-6, while improving to 10-4 in the Big 12 while chasing their 14th consecutive league title.
I have watched my share of these conversations, and while they have offered plenty of amiable chatter, it would be a stretch to suggest they've advanced our thinking about tech and society.
Going a step further, there's also a new grid-based Looper with 48 slots that can be loaded up with loops that automatically time stretch to match the beat in real time.
Tampa Bay C Hank Conger has recorded two multi-hit performances in his last four contests and is 6-for-13 in that stretch to raise his batting average to .208. 3.
So as Democrats and Republicans duke it out in the home stretch to the November midterms, campaigns, political parties, and PACs are getting creative on how they're getting their message to voters.
For now, the operations are done in the cloud, but it doesn't seem like a stretch to see some technology like this happening closer to the device as power improves over time.
I am experiencing about the same battery life, just over seven hours of active use that I can stretch to a little over eight if I'm careful with apps and screen brightness.
It is not a stretch to think that the Russian secret services, who try to collect kompromat on almost anyone, would have tried it with Mr Trump when he was in town.
Led by senior guard Billy Garrett Jr., who had 210 points in the game, DePaul scored 14 in a row during a four-minute stretch to throw a scare into the Owls.
"I thought that six-minute stretch to begin the second quarter hurt us, and then I thought the first six minutes of the third quarter destroyed us," Clippers coach Doc Rivers said.
One guy I hook up with has a massive dick; we could use a traditional male latex condom on him, because they can stretch to fit even the most well-endowed man.
Here, we're talking about the best all-around product: a traditional laptop that will work well at most things for most people, and even stretch to handle more intensive tasks on occasion.
It's not much of a stretch to imagine something like AWS implementing a similar tool, and with so many developers already running on AWS, it might be hard to peel them away.
An impressive stretch to be certain but it pales in comparison to that of Jackie Bradley Jr., who emphatically extended his career-best hitting streak to 25 games with a solo homer.
For the Bronx-born rapper from humble roots, it's not a stretch to compare her rising star to that of the late Tejano singer Selena Quintanilla, but some disagree – and vehemently so.
After ORU cut Oklahoma's lead to nine about four minutes into the second half, the Sooners caught fire offensively, reeling off 12 consecutive points in a two-minute stretch to regain control.
Australia's wait for a men's champion will now stretch to 43 years but Kyrgios's composure throughout a roller-coaster week will raise fresh hopes among compatriots that the drought may break soon.
Thorpe replaced Battle, the Orange's leading scorer, in the first half and scored 13 points as Syracuse outscored Texas Southern 20-12 during that stretch to take a 10-30 halftime lead.
A rise in initial public offerings or secondary sales is unlikely to cover the drop in earnings, since the time required for a major listing could stretch to two or three years.
So it's not a total stretch to consider that climate change can be linked to stress, depression, and anxiety—that's exactly what a report from the American Psychological Association and ecoAmerica says.
The Northern Irish world number three, who was three-under after 10 holes on Thursday, mixed a bogey with two birdies over his closing stretch to finish three shots off the pace.
At 92.86 million tonnes it would be stretch to call October's imports of the steel-making ingredient weak, but they are nowhere near as robust as they have been in recent years.
"Before, they would have probably tried to stretch to accommodate a company of my size," said Mr. Langseth, 41, who landed $25 million from a group led by Goldman Sachs in February.
Refusing to stretch to accommodate players they feel were being overpaid is understandable, but the Heat's only move in the other direction was to re-sign Hassan Whiteside (four years, $98 million).
It would be a stretch to say that Paul Ryan was a beacon of moral clarity during the presidential campaign, but the Republican House speaker's standards have actually regressed considerably since then.
The benchmark for music exhibitions was set several years ago by David Bowie's V&A spectacular, but it's not too much of a stretch to say that this one is up there.
The win solidified their position at the top of their division as they head into a closing stretch to the season in which they have one of the softer schedules in football.
And if one of the Democrats' brightest young stars isn't overly concerned about basic budget math, it's hardly a stretch to imagine that much of the rest of the party will follow.
It would be a stretch to call Mr. Serebrennikov a dissident artist, but his plays and films have touched on sensitive topics in Russian society, including anti-Semitism, religious fanaticism and sexism.
But impartiality can prove elusive when you share very cramped quarters and the perils of ocean racing during legs that can stretch to 210,600 nautical miles and last more than 20 days.
Morris' dunk with 8:31 on the clock extended Detroit's stretch to open the quarter to 28-5, and the Pistons would lead by as much as 21 in coasting to victory.
It's quite a stretch to claim that you're non ideological when you spout hyper-partisan conspiracy theories that were invented by resentful campaign operatives to deflect the blame for their crushing defeat.
It's not a stretch to imagine that the power-mad Sith Lord took note of the Kaminoan efforts and saw in the Republic's clone army an opportunity to prolong his own existence.
After Kentucky held merely a 68-67 lead with 163 1/2 minutes to play, Ashton Hagans scored six of his game-high 26 points down the stretch to seal the victory.
It is his best three-start stretch to open a season since he recorded a 21 ERA in his first three major league starts with the Tampa Bay Rays in August 23.
From my brief time in the truck, I don't think it's too much of a stretch to believe the polarizing design could fade to the back of people's minds once they're inside.
It's a bit of a stretch to say he's the sole cause behind the Cowboys' 2015 swing from 4-12 to nearly doubling their wins halfway through this season at 7-1.
Los Angeles is closing in on its second straight 214-loss campaign and needs to go 22-211 down the stretch to avoid matching the franchise record for losses (21) set last season.
Secondly, there are cases that are in the pipeline now that it is not a stretch to believe would make it to the Supreme Court that will deal with these issues head-on.
"It's not a stretch to suggest that (markets) may be reacting very strongly to rather small bits of evidence in an environment of volatility and risk aversion," Obstfeld said at a news conference.
Denver was down by 19 at halftime, 17 after three quarters and 13 with 4:31 left but outscored the Grizzlies 113-7 down the stretch to win its third in a row.
Contopoulos also points out the problems stretch to earnings, too — a spot that particularly worries him because there are only two ways for companies to grow: Via capital structures and rising equity multiples.
While seeing Sanders as a worker may seem like a stretch to some, understanding the fundamental economic basis for that term is essential to reversing the erosion of worker protections in this country.
The president is ousting impeachment inquiry witnesses like Alexander Vindman and Gordon Sondland with hints at more to come and attacking senators whom he may need down the stretch to support his agenda.
Die-hard fans know that the rapper got his start in the acting world, with his role on Degrassi, so it wouldn't be a stretch to get the guy back into actor mode.
"It wouldn't have been a stretch to say, 'Yes, this guy can pitch in the big leagues with his stuff right now,'" said Ensberg, who now manages in Tampa Bay's minor league system.
The Toronto Raptors are moving forward again after a rough stretch to start the month and can extend their winning streak to four games when they visit the New York Knicks on Monday.
Japan only mustered half chances until the 79th minute, when Hina Sugita's rising shot hit the crossbar just before Sari van Veenendaal was forced to save at full-stretch to deny Yuka Momiki.
As BuzzFeed reports, Uber even admitted internally in a November presentation that it was "Losing SF." While it's a stretch to call anything Uber does sustainable, Pool may have leveled out more recently.
It's not a stretch to assume Zelda, who has seemingly lived in the spooky town for her entire life, would also know Dezmelda and her story, even if we never see them together.
He drained two more in the ensuing 29 seconds to make it 232-23 and nailed the final one of the stretch to boost the lead to 32 with 225:22 to play.
While it's important for families to maintain healthy limits on things like gaming, it seems like a bit of a stretch to say that Fortnite is breaking down families and should be banned.
It is probably a stretch to call this tune plaintive, because this is still a real-time comment section full of NFL fans and as such plaintive is definitively not on the menu.
Given that plenty of folks watch Netflix at the gym or while on treadmills, it's not a stretch to think that maybe Netflix is exploring a way to do that with your phone.
GmailTo see the spam that's collecting in the Gmail spam folder, you can follow this link in your web browser (remember the list of messages may well stretch to more than one page).
It wouldn't be a stretch to call it art, which is why it makes total sense why he would be tapped to sundtrack the 2016 fall/winter fashion show for the brand Kenzo.
" And, then he goes in for the kill ... "I don't think it's a huge stretch to suggest that Donald Trump could only get elected in a country that thinks comic books are important.
The Nittany Lions held a 13-point lead with less than seven minutes remaining but stumbled down the stretch to fall to their ninth defeat in their last 10 Big Ten road games.
It is not a stretch to say that big thinkers at the company were mulling things like cloud computing — giant computer networks that connect over the Internet — years before they became a reality.
Junior guard Charlie Moore poured in 13 of his game-high 3 points down the stretch to lead DePaul to a 70-59 nonconference victory over Fairleigh Dickinson on Friday night in Chicago.
Kerr has been adamant about it, and if it had been entirely up to him, he would have rested some of his stars down the stretch to help preserve them for the postseason.
In 2008, these types of electronics could stretch by around 70 percent while maintaining their conductivity; today, it's possible to create similar fibers that stretch to over 1,000 percent of their original length.
One way to assess a fabric's quality, she said, is to look at its give and take: It should stretch to accommodate the body's form yet not bounce back to its original shape.
And it's a still bigger stretch to deduce from that hypothetical scenario that a still larger turned-off segment of the electorate simply won't show up to the polls if House Democrats proceed.
Still, the authorization was passed more than a dozen years ago, and it's a stretch to argue this is the same military campaign President Bush had in mind when he sought the authorization.
Conley recorded his second straight dominant outing and extended his scoreless stretch to 22 innings on Thursday by scattering two hits over 24 22/3 frames in a 4-0 victory over Arizona.
The harp is an instrument whose roots stretch to antiquity, with variations across continents and cultures; one of Ms. Younger's notable peers, Edmar Castañeda, plays a Colombian harp in a drivingly percussive style.
No doubt the judge wanted to send a message to Trollstation and all other would-be art pranksters, but it seems a bit of a legal stretch to jail individuals for such satire.
If that starts happening to some of the poorer countries around Europe then I don't think that will be a stretch to imagine they'd pick a drug and start government mass producing it.
It's not too much of a stretch to describe The Playroom VR as the Wii Sports of its platform—a limited but quietly essential freebie that you'll come back to time and again.
I admit it's a stretch to think Super Mario Odyssey is intentionally making a point about how pursuing valuable items through effort is more rewarding than simply buying them outright with easy cash.
Even for the 316 times Tucson PD used theirs in the last year, it is still a real stretch to think that some low-level non-violent offenders weren't on the receiving end.
Some of the site's most ambitious pieces stretch to 22000,33 words, delving into legendary artists like Syrian singer George Wassouf, the music of Islamic militancy, and the history of drum machines and synthesizers.
Add in findings from another study out of Stanford that black-led firms are rated less favorable than white-led firms, and it's not a stretch to understand how this vicious cycle perpetuates.
But the Sooners made their free throws down the stretch to put Wichita State away and earn their first road win over a nonconference opponent ranked in the top three in school history.
Svi Mykhailiuk added 16 points, and Lagerald Vick had 13 for the Jayhawks (29-7), who converted on every crucial play down the stretch to advance to the semifinals of the Midwest region.
I shuffle my feet and stretch to keep warm; we've been outside for over an hour now, hitting the wind on our bikes, and I don't have heated gloves like the others do.
It's not a stretch to say that a win would've compared with the seminal Barack Obama triumph in 2008 that sent the then-first-term senator on the road to the White House.
"Nobody holds me in check ... I average 30 points for a reason," Thomas said after taking over down the stretch to lead the Celtics to a 13-99 victory over the Cleveland Cavaliers.
He then connected with DeAndre Jordan on an alley-oop dunk 46 seconds later for a 102-87 edge, and Brooklyn (10-9) made enough plays down the stretch to go back over .
Orlando Magic 231 - Brooklyn Nets 89 Markelle Fultz scored 12 of his career-high 25 points in the fourth quarter, and Orlando made all the plays down the stretch to beat visiting Brooklyn.
So try it: Go through your piece and make sure you don't rely on the same words or phrases over and over, but, instead, stretch to find new ways to describe your topic.
The longest section to rely on roads would run through the Adirondacks to Canada, Ms. Harvey said, but designated bicycle lanes and signage would link that stretch to the rest of the trail.
It is not a stretch to believe that a disproportionate amount of those "displaced" jobs will be in West Virginia — a state that has already seen 7,000 "displaced" coal-mining jobs since 85033.
Michelle Wie rolled in several clutch putts and had six birdies in a 10-hole stretch to take a one-stroke lead after the first round of the HSBC Women's Champions in Singapore.
He then connected with DeAndre Jordan on an alley-oop dunk 46 seconds later for a 102-87 edge and Brooklyn (10-9) made enough plays down the stretch to go back over .
It might be a stretch to say that the Renaissance is having something of a rebirth, but there certainly is a great deal of new or renewed Renaissance interest and discourse of late.
It doesn't seem like too much of a stretch to suggest that the video's star might just be that man himself, perhaps pictured in that very bar—a well-earned cameo, if so.
While this story hasn't exactly played out just yet, it's not a stretch to think what Amazon could do with hundreds of nodes with fresh ingredients in areas that are Blue Apron's sweet spot.
Photo: Getty ImagesThe Bitcoin bubble continues to stretch to even more grotesque proportions, clearing a value of at least $9,143 per bitcoin and attaining a market cap of $152 billion on Sunday, TechCrunch reported.
Now that everyone knows who the boss is, it's not a stretch to assume that Negan will be stripping the community of its parts, so to speak, in another show of dominance.5. Walkers!
It didn't seem like much of a stretch to imagine this was the sort of thing that does, in fact, routinely get said in locker rooms—or in Trump's case, an Access Hollywood bus.
Ryan's main demand is also self-explanatory, but it's more of a stretch to hope that Trump will tamp down on the rhetoric that indeed sounds crazy to movement conservatives, moderates, and liberals alike.
The Australia native scored 11 points in a row for the Tigers during a three-minute, 103-second stretch to give LSU a 25-19 lead with 9:28 left in the first half.
The messiest and most interesting of all might be Croatia's weird detached land, its borders are split up for just a tiny 12 mile stretch to give Bosnia and Herzegovina access to the sea.
ABOUT THE BLUES: Elliott continued his scintillating play as he followed his 33-1-0 stretch to end the regular season with a 35-save performance in his first playoff start in three years.
The Celtics also saw a nine-point lead evaporate in the fourth quarter with Butler draining a trio of 242-pointers in a 603 260/245-minute stretch to forge a tie at 23.
It is a stretch to say Obama set a new precedent by registering disapproval of certain Supreme Court decisions, but the concern Trump raises is whether he will adhere to those decisions at all.
The teams were knotted at 224-23 before Illinois reeled 247 consecutive points — 233 by Hill — in a 173-second stretch to give the Illini a 217-219 lead with 2100:47 to play.
So, unless someone at the NFL is somehow interfering with that process, or the independent administrator has an axe to grind with Reid, it seems like a stretch to say he's being singled out.
The two-time Hart Trophy winner has scored seven goals and set up 15 others during that stretch to help Pittsburgh move within three points of the second-place Rangers in the Metropolitan Division.
But while every obscenely rich pop star is different, it's perhaps not a stretch to assume that most of them see and know far less of chains and doom than the rest of us.
Enough air finally seeped inside so that the puffy white pod could stretch to its full size of 13 feet in length and 10.5 feet in diameter, which is equivalent to a small bedroom.
It's not much of a stretch to consider that, in the near future, you'll communicate with your phone, computer, wristwatch and car using Siri — with data generated and processed every step of the way.

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