All our research and the close result strongly suggests no.
|
|
This strongly suggests it could be used as a treatment.
|
|
This strongly suggests that the patients acquired their infections locally.
|
|
But his data strongly suggests that something is going on.
|
|
Overnight delivery, which the State Department strongly suggests, is $20.66.
|
|
Here, the evidence strongly suggests that the president acted corruptly.
|
|
This is despite the fact the historical record strongly suggests otherwise.
|
|
This strongly suggests they are run by the same person or group.
|
|
History strongly suggests that Wall Street, and the Fed, will be disappointed.
|
|
He has writer's block, and strongly suggests that it is her fault.
|
|
This evidence strongly suggests the moon is "tectonically active," the study concluded.
|
|
Circumstantial evidence strongly suggests that after the case was argued on Nov.
|
|
This strongly suggests that the data has been faked, the researchers said.
|
|
But the new evidence strongly suggests that such policies are harming students.
|
|
That strongly suggests that the addition of the mandate made a big difference.
|
|
The re-emergence of polio strongly suggests that Venezuela's vaccination programme has failed.
|
|
The available evidence strongly suggests that taxation exerts a minor influence on innovation.
|
|
The available evidence strongly suggests that taxation exerts a minor influence on innovation.
|
|
That strongly suggests his team has a document ready to go right now.
|
|
Clark said Giuliani's statement strongly suggests the payment could have been campaign-related.
|
|
This strongly suggests that, in cases like Manafort's, the guidelines do not work.
|
|
But Episode 2 strongly suggests that racial issues will be significant factor, too.
|
|
That strongly suggests a microphone and speaker could be added at a later date.
|
|
The movie strongly suggests that vibranium is behind all of this seemingly magical science.
|
|
This strongly suggests that the wizarding settlement of Hogsmeade will be a playable location.
|
|
The trend so far strongly suggests that Trump has become a liability for nationalists.
|
|
Polling strongly suggests Demcorats have a real chance at retaking the House of Representatives.
|
|
But the evidence strongly suggests there is a hunger for something bold and new.
|
|
The larger initial outlay will actually make a difference, this new science strongly suggests.
|
|
In his tweets, he strongly suggests he had something to do with Ford's move.
|
|
But to announce his retirement only a month in advance strongly suggests an accelerated schedule.
|
|
Meanwhile, Eero strongly suggests that users buy more than one, which can quickly become expensive.
|
|
Greenberg strongly suggests the possibility the tape could've been altered before it got to prosecutors.
|
|
In her remarkable opinion, Judge Motz strongly suggests that North Carolina's law was indeed racist.
|
|
That bipartisan support strongly suggests that the project will continue after Mr. Obama leaves office.
|
|
Aronofsky's movie strongly suggests that the Mother only exists in the imagination of the Poet.
|
|
Statistics on hate crimes are notoriously unreliable, but the evidence strongly suggests that they're rising.
|
|
It's easy to see why the government's nonchalance strongly suggests this is Mr. Maduro's strategy.
|
|
The commission's study strongly suggests that notification methods have a profound impact on claims rates.
|
|
If he doesn't meet the deadline, she strongly suggests a lawsuit is in the offing.
|
|
But the indictment of Wolfe strongly suggests he was a source for her and other reporters.
|
|
DOJ's action in the Texas case strongly suggests it will no longer support the trans student.
|
|
But overall, the study strongly suggests that the cash grant wasn't a catapult out of poverty.
|
|
Even taking that into account, though, our data strongly suggests a simple truth: that analytics work.
|
|
However, The Verge's reporting strongly suggests that the museum's investigation was seriously flawed, for several reasons.
|
|
However, our research strongly suggests that it is not consumers standing in the way of adoption.
|
|
This evidence strongly suggests that Alesi was a true ape that lived after the split from monkeys.
|
|
This strongly suggests that the mantis learned from the experience, figuring out where and what to hunt.
|
|
The fossil also contained remnants of gizzard stones, which strongly suggests J. perplexus was a plant eater.
|
|
"It strongly suggests that direction, with the caveats of the components it's able to track," Goolsbee said.
|
|
Bernie Sanders's plan strongly suggests that all drugs would be covered with no co-payments at all.
|
|
The latest analysis combines results from 185 other papers and strongly suggests that the trend is real.
|
|
She strongly suggests taking time to process what has happened before jumping back into the job search.
|
|
Subsequent evidence strongly suggests that not only was Willingham innocent but that no crime was even committed.
|
|
And new research strongly suggests that the opposite — that hiring people with disabilities is good for business.
|
|
The available evidence strongly suggests that Mr. Pérez and his companions were the victims of extrajudicial killings.
|
|
But the opinion's unusual structure and tone strongly suggests that it played a decisive last-minute role.
|
|
It strongly suggests the promise of quantum technology can be realised in practice as well as theory.
|
|
Current market pricing strongly suggests the Bank of England will tighten further and faster than European Central Bank.
|
|
Apple concedes this and strongly suggests a dramatic redesign won't appear until next year, the iPhone's 10th anniversary.
|
|
This signal strongly suggests that something inside the supernova is gobbling up material, as black holes often do.
|
|
The big picture: "The evidence strongly suggests that he misled our committee," Schiff told the Post's Robert Costa.
|
|
Moreover, having two distinct functions in the app strongly suggests that Snapchat should split into two different apps.
|
|
Precedent strongly suggests, however, that sexual indiscretions are highly unlikely to result in expulsion, and for good reason.
|
|
A low number strongly suggests a narrowing or blockage in the arteries that supply blood to the legs.
|
|
Kim Yong Chol's background strongly suggests that he is the spine to Kim Jong Un's lately smiling doughboy.
|
|
Clinton and Tim Kaine for visits strongly suggests that they believe they have a credible path to victory.
|
|
It strongly suggests that the D.E.A.'s account of crossfire in the May 2012 mission was not accurate.
|
|
But the appointment of Mr. Collier strongly suggests that it is not giving up the scripted television business.
|
|
It strongly suggests that Taylor was telling the truth about that phone call — but that Kanye was too.
|
|
Seeing more sedans than pickup trucks, for instance, strongly suggests that a neighbourhood tends to vote for the Democrats.
|
|
The evidence strongly suggests that Brexit, the UK's vote to exit the European Union, was motivated primarily by xenophobia.
|
|
New research strongly suggests that the ability to recognize basic colors is hard-wired into our brains from birth.
|
|
All evidence suggests the leaked data came from the NSA, and the timing strongly suggests Russia as the leaker.
|
|
Even Edward Snowden, the infamous NSA whistleblower who is knowledgeable about surveillance, strongly suggests that you do the same.
|
|
The fact that Iggy and Diggy were with him strongly suggests they were going to appear on Paradise, too.
|
|
Speaker of the House Paul Ryan's statement on Obama's new plan strongly suggests the calculus hasn't changed one bit.
|
|
He believes her exemplary prison record proves she has matured and "strongly suggests" she won't commit further criminal acts.
|
|
"Teva's refusal to cooperate with Congressional requests strongly suggests they have something to hide," McCaskill said in a statement.
|
|
Decades of research into the effects of chlorpyrifos strongly suggests that exposure at even low levels may threaten children.
|
|
Apple hasn't even confirmed if it will charge for Apple TV+, although the company's marketing language strongly suggests it will.
|
|
It strongly suggests that she opposes Kavanaugh's nomination and will likely vote against it in a final Senate floor vote.
|
|
In short, Mueller's report strongly suggests that Trump would've been charged with obstruction of justice if he wasn't the president.
|
|
Lastly, the research strongly suggests that staff who are subjected to such treatment will partially (or perhaps entirely) shut down.
|
|
But the preponderance of data strongly suggests that the markets will settle down in days, weeks or months, not years.
|
|
But past experience strongly suggests OPEC's effort to stabilize oil inventories and prices while protecting its market share will fail.
|
|
That strongly suggests that our ancestors had much to do with it; murderers have been convicted on weaker circumstantial evidence.
|
|
That, they said, is troubling because evidence strongly suggests that depictions of smoking in movies can lead to youth smoking.
|
|
This strongly suggests that much of the Met's collection was looted from Palmyra and then illegally removed from the country.
|
|
Shepherd strongly suggests the country's got bigger fish to fry than a slip of the tongue in the 'BB' house.
|
|
And it strongly suggests that giving out cash doesn't cause inflation — or if it does, the effects are very, very mild.
|
|
Dr. Fan strongly suggests verifying a doctor's plastic surgery board certification with the American Board of Medical Specialties at Certification Matters.
|
|
The way the movie is structured and shot strongly suggests he may be the only "sane" one in a "crazy" world.
|
|
In March 2628, the United Nations reported that the evidence "strongly suggests" that ISIS committed a long list of war crimes.
|
|
"This strongly suggests that there has been cryptic transmission in Washington State for the past 893 weeks," he wrote on Twitter.
|
|
Second, the data strongly suggests that consistent content matters, and it's in this arena that Republicans have recently seized the advantage.
|
|
We broke the story ... Chrishell filed her response to Justin's divorce petition, and strongly suggests she was totally blindsided by it.
|
|
Though some dismissed the link as a coincidence, research released last year strongly suggests that online speech contributed to the violence.
|
|
He doesn't want to be burdened with the truth, he says, which strongly suggests he, too, thinks Naz probably killed Andrea.
|
|
And that research strongly suggests that long-term health problems among veterans may well have been caused by exposure to burn pits.
|
|
It strongly suggests that Russia and its proxies aren't serious about peace — and are, instead, perfectly fine with a perpetually "frozen" conflict.
|
|
The argument is still a central talking point for the gun rights movement, even though research strongly suggests the theory is bogus.
|
|
This strongly suggests that representation for people of color, especially black Americans, remains elusive at the higher echelons of the corporate world.
|
|
It strongly suggests that Mr. Trump won over large numbers of white, working-class voters who supported Mr. Obama four years earlier.
|
|
This strongly suggests that, after picking up the scent, the dogs had formulated a mental picture in their mind of a specific toy.
|
|
SCNT as a reproductive technique is still far from perfect, but this research strongly suggests that clones can live long and healthy lives.
|
|
However, past experience strongly suggests oil market rebalancing will be accompanied by a narrowing of the contango or even a return to backwardation.
|
|
Still, today's announcement strongly suggests NASA is taking a step back from ISS-related activities as it focuses on the pending Moon mission.
|
|
The decision by the Framers to have the chief justice preside strongly suggests that the decision was not intended to be entirely political.
|
|
Meanwhile, a very large volume of available evidence strongly suggests that Kavanaugh was a fairly serious partier at this point in his life.
|
|
Yet research strongly suggests that incarceration had little to do with the decrease in crime, and in fact may have contributed to crime.
|
|
While elimination diets have not been studied systematically, resolution of symptoms upon withdrawal of the food in question strongly suggests a food intolerance.
|
|
And the evidence strongly suggests that electing women to high-profile jobs inspires more women to run for and win lower-profile jobs.
|
|
Political scientists have studied whether center-left parties benefit from tacking right on immigration, and the best evidence strongly suggests that they don't.
|
|
This strongly suggests that glutamate, when released at the site of an injury, triggers the burst in calcium—a previously undocumented action in plants.
|
|
That strongly suggests there is scope for speculators to throw in the towel and liquidate their large short position in the 10-year space.
|
|
While it has not been proven that cetacean communication has all the characteristics of human language, there is evidence that strongly suggests it could.
|
|
The result "strongly suggests an extraterrestrial origin" for the blade, according to their results published this week in the journal Meteoritics and Planetary Science.
|
|
However, the Supreme Court's decision in Hall strongly suggests that the legal standard for intellectual disability" had become "more protective than the clinical standard.
|
|
This unprecedented late-cycle jump strongly suggests that the stimulus from this supply-side fiscal induction is having a positive effect on capital outlays.
|
|
Gloster "strongly suggests" wiping down the handle of your shopping cart with disinfectant wipes; at this point, many stores have them by the carts.
|
|
Donald Trump's near-exclusive focus on crime and immigration also strongly suggests that greater immigration restrictions would be at the top of his list.
|
|
That same day — "after hours" as the indictment notes, which strongly suggests this was after Trump's statement — the hackers go after Clinton's personal email.
|
|
He strongly suggests that there was such an effort but is unable to offer hard evidence, only a few possible hints in official comments.
|
|
Still, this peek into our possible future strongly suggests that we should find ways now to encourage more children to move, Dr. Lee says.
|
|
It was unheard-of for a presidential candidate to refuse to release returns, since doing so strongly suggests that he has something to hide.
|
|
This strongly suggests House Democrats never were really interested in the truth, but only in marketing unsupportable claims that the president committed impeachable offenses.
|
|
A subsequent sentence strongly suggests, however, that the redacted line describes Papadopoulos explaining the "Russians could assist" the Trump campaign "by anonymously releasing" something.
|
|
The contents of that 911 call strongly suggests that extending grace to Guyger should be a part of the community's pursuit of justice for Jean.
|
|
But the indictment strongly suggests Wolfe was a top source for committee stories and that Watkins was among the reporters who got information from Wolfe.
|
|
Unfortunately, research we've recently conducted strongly suggests that managers are often unprepared to handle those conversations, possibly exposing the company to substantial and expanding liability.
|
|
To those ventures — and a host of others — newly uncovered evidence strongly suggests an addition: Milo Yiannopoulos, the anti–political correctness crusader and conservative provocateur.
|
|
But the fact that the aftermath includes your assumption that this manager is "probably a Jew hater" strongly suggests that you need to say something.
|
|
But going back to the wage-inflation connection, also called the Phillips Curve, this steady downward movement in inflation expectations strongly suggests a weakening economy.
|
|
Opponents argue that the target of his proposed investigation — Joe Biden — strongly suggests Trump saw political advantage in the investigation for which he was pushing.
|
|
The 2009 email strongly suggests Clinton was telling the truth when she said she had sought guidance from Powell about setting up her private server.
|
|
It's a 211.8-page report, and the data, collected from September 21993 through December 24.1, strongly suggests today's teens are the best-behaved in generations.
|
|
Tom did a radio interview not too long ago (above) where he strongly suggests Taylor made the first move ... at the May 2nd Met Gala.
|
|
Before going in, I look at my owner's manual for the type of bulb, and it strongly suggests that I go somewhere to have it done.
|
|
We see her name on the wall of kids behind Allie's mom while she's reading Peter Pan, which strongly suggests she hasn't reappeared in West Ham.
|
|
Nonetheless, managers have continued adding to rather than reducing their positions, which strongly suggests many investors see oil prices moving into a new and higher range.
|
|
Prices have continued rising strongly and are now over $36.50 per barrel, which strongly suggests liquidation of hedge fund short positions has continued since March 1.
|
|
The perpetrators of the Brussels attacks, recent experience strongly suggests, will turn out to be jihadi terrorists, and, in fact, the Islamic State has taken responsibility.
|
|
The confirmation of William Barr as attorney general strongly suggests that what the public will learn of the findings through the Justice Department may be limited.
|
|
The pattern strongly suggests that Mexicans follow the news, too, and decided to bring forward their crossings in anticipation of stricter enforcement in the new administration.
|
|
The movie strongly suggests that the testicular cancer for which Armstrong was treated in the 1990s, before his ascent, was brought on by performance-enhancing drugs.
|
|
That strongly suggests that Maduro doesn't have a strong mandate, and the raucous opposition protests that have been rocking Venezuela aren't going away any time soon.
|
|
Their claim also strongly suggests they have never met any climate scientists, who as a group are hardly making global warming-related money hand over fist.
|
|
It strongly suggests that black people see police as a distinctive threat to their well-being, and they — I would argue rightly — perceive police as dangerous.
|
|
Senator Kamala Harris, Democrat of California, has not officially entered the presidential race for 2020, but a new piece of publishing news strongly suggests she might.
|
|
But the evidence strongly suggests that's wrong, and that to win Sanders would, in fact, need to persuade swing voters, just like any other potential nominee.
|
|
This strongly suggests that most people who have left the Republican Party have not become Democrats and would be open to a center-right political party.
|
|
This strongly suggests the most likely result is a minority Liberal or Conservative administration that will be reliant on the support of smaller parties to govern.
|
|
What we do know from research conducted by Syracuse University's Institute for Veterans and Military Families and by others, strongly suggests that we can do better.
|
|
The data strongly suggests that in any contest between Trump and Sanders, when voters are presented with the choice of person or policy, Sanders would win.
|
|
His past rhetoric about the religion strongly suggests that the words he would use after an Islamist attack would directly target the religion and its adherents.
|
|
And it also strongly suggests that today's Radeon 5700 and 5700 XT aren't the same Navi that will appear in next-gen consoles, but rather a stopgap.
|
|
The current evidence on U.S. economic growth, labor market conditions and consumer price inflation strongly suggests that the next move toward interest rate adjustment is long overdue.
|
|
This strongly suggests that press reports indicating that some of the most highly classified emails found on Clinton's private server related to drone strike deliberations are accurate.
|
|
But Gandal-Powers said to see that kind of increase in just 30 days strongly suggests women were seeking out IUDs and implants as quickly as possible.
|
|
Genetic analysis of the 2100,500-year-old skeleton discovered in Alaska strongly suggests that North America was settled by a previously unknown people who originated in Siberia.
|
|
Further, new epidemiology, larger than any prior and spanning more than 28503,22019 subjects over decades, strongly suggests that low sodium diets shorten, rather than extend, life expectancy.
|
|
This strongly suggests the plan was designed to maximize political damage to Biden's campaign and was not motivated a by a sincere desire to root out corruption.
|
|
Imagine going to a job interview, and when you arrive, the interviewer unexpectedly disrobes, asks you to do the same, and strongly suggests that you touch his penis.
|
|
The moment is meant to highlight and poke fun at his extreme privilege — it also strongly suggests Jordan is not the recipient of any trust fund cash herself.
|
|
Their debate has turned livelier since the Paris agreement, the phrasing of which strongly suggests that countries will need to invent new sinks as well as cutting emissions.
|
|
The movie strongly suggests the practice of using anonymous tissues in research can be nefarious and deeply disturbing for families — while at the same time great for science.
|
|
Americans argue that if Chinese state institutions hold a majority stake in a company, this strongly suggests it is a "public body" and therefore capable of giving subsidies.
|
|
That my focus was drawn to this sort of detail strongly suggests that the movie doesn't do its primary job: eliciting an affinity for its endangered young hero.
|
|
The latest entry: Stat News has a report that strongly suggests Trump's odd and deteriorating speech patterns are the result of cognitive decline, or perhaps early-stage Alzheimer's.
|
|
Basic economics strongly suggests the proposed combination should be dead on arrival, at least if the nation's antitrust law still stands for competition and lower prices for consumers.
|
|
Also, not for nothing: The evidence that has seeped out regarding Khashoggi's disappearance strongly suggests that the Saudi government was, at a minimum, aware of what happened. 7.
|
|
The big bombshell here ... Pha strongly suggests Lil Jon and J.D. are now a part of the show -- but he wasn't specific about what their roles will be.
|
|
Every presidential candidate claims to be thinking first and foremost about their running mate's suitability to assume the presidency, but history strongly suggests that few actually behave this way.
|
|
This research strongly suggests that the accumulation of senescent cells is largely a bad thing; not only do they shorten life, they shorten the healthy parts of our lives.
|
|
"Scientific evidence strongly suggests that allowing adolescents more time for sleep at the appropriate hours results in improvements in health, academic performance, behavior, and general well-being," he added.
|
|
This is the first time Mueller has formally requested records from the department, and strongly suggests Mueller is probing possible obstruction of justice on part of the White House.
|
|
The sustained shift from contango in 22017/270 to backwardation in late 270 and at the start of 23 strongly suggests the market has switched from oversupply to undersupply.
|
|
"The electricity grid is evolving in a way that strongly suggests what's necessary today won't be necessary in another 20 years, let alone 10 or 15," Mr. Peress said.
|
|
The UN report strongly suggests these top military commanders should be investigated and prosecuted for crimes against humanity, either through the International Criminal Court or an ad hoc tribunal.
|
|
Genetic analysis of the remains, a 11,500-year-old skeleton discovered in Alaska, strongly suggests that North America was settled by a previously unknown people who originated in Siberia.
|
|
While Henderson said she would not disparage purpose's effect on camaraderie, she added, "If you really want outperformance, the data strongly suggests you need it linked to the strategy."
|
|
Additionally, the economic recovery plan certified earlier this month strongly suggests that Rosselló's government will continue to default on creditors, continuing the policy of his predecessor: Alejandro Garcia Padilla.
|
|
The wording of Rob Goldstone's email to Trump Jr. strongly suggests the existence of a larger pro-Trump operation by the Russian government that Trump Jr. was familiar with.
|
|
Watch the clip ... he strongly suggests 45 has poisoned the public against the media -- aka the "fake news" -- and the only solution is to get law enforcement on the job.
|
|
But it is important for Americans to know whether or not the president is acting legally, and the Comey memo, and Gurulé's legal analysis, strongly suggests Trump broke the law.
|
|
The best part of this clip ... Mojo strongly suggests the NFL and the Patriots pressured Rob into toning down his public persona to make sure he stayed out of trouble.
|
|
That includes from the secretary of state of Georgia, who accused his Democratic opponent of hacking the state's voter roles, even though all evidence strongly suggests that's not the case.
|
|
These programs wouldn't pay for themselves, but research strongly suggests they would be more effective and inclusive ways to boost both short- and long-term economic growth than tax cuts.
|
|
But the sharp uptick in industry research and development in A.I. over the past year strongly suggests that this new technology will soon be brought to bear in digital advertising.
|
|
He ignored strong recommendations of E.P.A. staff scientists in his decision against banning all uses of the pesticide chlorpyrifos, which research strongly suggests damages the developing nervous systems of children.
|
|
But an analysis of structures and ground markings at the facility strongly suggests, though does not prove, that it is developing the technology for long-range missiles, the researchers say.
|
|
It's not clear that this is what Manafort, Page, or Stone did, but the warrant against Page strongly suggests that the FBI believes it's worth investigating whether he did something illegal.
|
|
The court, however, strongly suggests that interlocutory appeal of the district court's order on dispositive motions—in plain English, immediate appeal of some key legal questions before the trial—should happen.
|
|
This strongly suggests that there may have been issues with the cognitive testing methodology or sensitivity of the study generally, and that the cognitive results ought to be taken as inconclusive.
|
|
The IMF's analysis strongly suggests that passage of the Family Act will increase mothers' participation in the labor market, simultaneously boosting economic growth and providing much needed support to working families.
|
|
At 163D, "Edited" strongly suggests an anagram, and if you rearrange the letters in "article" around "n" (the first letter of "new") you'll get a "member of the orchestra" — a CLARINET.
|
|
"The centuries-old history of nunchaku being used as defensive weapons strongly suggests their possession, like the possession of firearms, is at the core of the Second Amendment," Judge Chen wrote.
|
|
Mr. Cortez's lawyers, however, have found four forensic experts who say in sworn affidavits the evidence strongly suggests the fingerprint was on the wall before the blood was splattered over it.
|
|
That's the conclusion of a new body of evidence that strongly suggests that giving people coverage through expansions of the Medicaid program increases their likelihood of participating in the next election.
|
|
While Skinner was recently pushed out of the department, the fact that she was charged specifically with developing the administration's strategy for China strongly suggests that the administration is considering containment.
|
|
Fauci also emphasized that even if there is some transmission among people not experiencing symptoms, everything scientists know about coronaviruses strongly suggests that it would not be what propels an epidemic.
|
|
Despite his insistence that he would approach every case with an open mind, his record strongly suggests he would rule the way Republicans would like in most, if not all, cases.
|
|
It strongly suggests that a majority of the stocks have been peddled on spurious bull stories to ordinary people who have been forgotten the moment their money has been taken from them.
|
|
This data strongly suggests that something is way out there far beyond Pluto, leading scientists to wonder what it might look like and how we might ever be able to find it.
|
|
But it strongly suggests that a guide like the Green Book was only really necessary in the Deep South, where under Jim Crow laws, segregation was not just encouraged, but legally enforced.
|
|
In any event, the normal statistical variability in winter temperatures strongly suggests the winter of 2016/17 is unlikely to be as warm as the record winter of 2015/16 (tmsnrt.rs/2dxOwVq).
|
|
Updated position data will not be published until Friday, but the continued rise in both Brent and WTI prices in recent trading sessions strongly suggests many short positions have now been closed.
|
|
As important, our analysis strongly suggests that the jobs 3-D printing could add to the U.S. economy would include many roles requiring considerable skill, thus warranting relatively high levels of compensation.
|
|
Further, the fact that Obama is now actively campaigning on behalf of Hillary Clinton strongly suggests he does not particularly regret the way she performed when she was his secretary of state.
|
|
"This lack of balance of perspectives is troubling and strongly suggests that Duke-UNC CMES is not meeting (the) legal requirement" to provide a "full understanding" of the region, the letter states.
|
|
But MCU post-credits scenes often signpost the road ahead, and T'Challa's move in Black Panther to end Wakanda's isolationist policies strongly suggests that vibranium is about to take on an outsized importance.
|
|
This data strongly suggests that a terrestrial planet is orbiting every 11.2 days, at a distance of 7.5 million kilometres (4.7 million miles), about five percent of the Earth's distance from the Sun.
|
|
But what they saw strongly suggests that the skin really could be at least as important as the blood when it comes to diagnosing sleeping sickness and understanding how the disease is spread.
|
|
If the president tried to shut down any part of this investigation — and the evidence strongly suggests he did — Congress should view this as a call to ramp up its own investigative efforts.
|
|
Last year, a Connecticut woman's dying moments were recorded by her Fitbit in a case that strongly suggests her husband murdered her, despite his claims that the couple was attacked in their home.
|
|
Specifically, 19,500 25-strike call options expiring in January 2019 appear to have been purchased for $0.47 cents per share (that exact price strongly suggests that the trade was initiated by the buyer).
|
|
"Available scientific evidence strongly suggests that examiners cannot consistently agree on whether an injury is a human bite mark and cannot identify the source of bite mark with reasonable accuracy," the council reported.
|
|
This, reinforced by developments in small-tunnel boring technology, strongly suggests that it would be possible to build more compact unmanned machines that could operate in a broadly comparable fashion in urban terrain.
|
|
This anomaly strongly suggests that pitchers sitting on 813 wins give more effort, that their managers let them stay in games longer, or both, in order to maximise their odds of getting to 281.
|
|
I would say that the above paragraph catalogues a considerable conundrum in the labor market that strongly suggests that analyzing it as though it is in equilibrium or headed there soon is wrong headed.
|
|
It's not intended to be a handheld mic; it looks awkward to grip for on-the-street interviews and such, and Blue strongly suggests you use it on a tabletop or other flat surface.
|
|
A study of two insular farming communities in the U.S. — the Amish of Indiana and the Hutterites of North Dakota — strongly suggests exposure to microbes from farm animals can lower asthma and allergy rates.
|
|
Cohen already faced an uphill battle in proving otherwise: He wired the money to Clifford on October 27, 2016, a full twelve days before the election, which strongly suggests a connection on its own.
|
|
Lessons from off-year elections can be overdrawn, but the Virginia race strongly suggests that Republicans running in swing states will have to choose a side rather than try to straddle an uncomfortable line.
|
|
There will also be a hard-fought battle to release the entire Mueller report, which Barr strongly suggests will include damning and embarrassing facts and analysis about the behavior of Trump and his aides.
|
|
If the president's attention to these details is reflective of his policy priorities, then the comparatively minimal amount of detail given to key national security issues strongly suggests where the president's head is not.
|
|
"While some skills expire every couple of years, our data strongly suggests that tech skills will still be needed for years to come in every industry," LinkedIn career expert Catherine Fisher said in the report.
|
|
"While some skills expire every couple of years, our data strongly suggests that tech skills will still be needed for years to come in every industry," LinkedIn career expert Catherine Fisher writes in the report.
|
|
It strongly suggests that the justification from Trump administration lawyers, in their presentation before the Supreme Court, for adding a census question on citizenship was an outright falsehood, or at the least a deliberate pretext.
|
|
"This strongly suggests that there has been cryptic transmission in Washington state for the past 6 weeks," tweeted Trevor Bedford, a computational biologist at Seattle's Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, who is tracking the virus.
|
|
"Our research strongly suggests women in suburban communities are finding more appeal in Democratic policies, whether they were driven there by their dislike of the president or not," said Brent Buchanan, the chief executive at Cygnal.
|
|
What's more, 21st Century Fox announced just this week that it had hired a firm to investigate at least one of the claims against O'Reilly, which strongly suggests that Fox News had not done so already.
|
|
But with the oil industry just emerging from the deepest slump in a generation, cyclical positioning strongly suggests that prices are more likely to move higher rather than lower in the next few years (tmsnrt.rs/2fbrwM9).
|
|
The rig count unexpectedly stalled in the second half of December, but the continued increase in futures prices strongly suggests the rig count will start increasing again and should rise at least through March and April.
|
|
Ann Carlson, a professor of environmental law at the University of California Los Angeles, said that the Supreme Court stepping in on a case like this strongly suggests there's something there that piques the court's interest.
|
|
"Since the JEDI procurement was announced, the President has reaffirmed his hostility towards Amazon and, as even the public record strongly suggests, has used his office to prevent AWS from winning the JEDI Contract," Amazon wrote.
|
|
Unless the Philadelphia Fire Department or Streets Department are using ALPR, this strongly suggests that the city's police department is trawling city streets under the auspices of Google while snapping thousands of license plate images per minute.
|
|
Activist hedge fund manager Daniel Loeb sent a letter to the board of Campbell Soup that strongly suggests the company wait until a new board of directors is in place before selecting a new chief executive officer.
|
|
Also: By raising the question of Beric's purpose so pointedly, the scene strongly suggests that this minor character — whose importance in the series has never been clear — has something crucial to do before the show is over.
|
|
"Aggressive rhetoric since the New Year strongly suggests North Korea will not only continue to test these proscribed systems, but is also likely to attempt a first launch of a similarly prohibited intercontinental ballistic missile," he added.
|
|
The high volume of weirdly credulous reporting on Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump (who employ their own publicist), for example, strongly suggests that they are also the source of some less flattering material that leaks out there.
|
|
The interior has the color palette of a David Lynch project — raspberry-sherbet barstools and ice-blue walls — and like a Lynch set, its time period is hard to place, although it most strongly suggests the 1960s.
|
|
Because while Wednesday's ruling makes clear that a single director is the lawful head of the CFPB, it also strongly suggests that the director must be above politics and not, as Mick Mulvaney is, submerged in them.
|
|
Check out Pammy playing "The Driving Game" ... it's a game show-styled PSA she shot which strongly suggests drivers for rideshare apps -- like Uber or Lyft -- aren't properly vetted, and are committing sexual assaults at alarming rates.
|
|
And the criminal justice research strongly suggests that the high imprisonment rate is not actually making the country safer, but it is costing us a lot — about $80 billion a year — to keep all these people in prison.
|
|
"If Thai authorities held Mr. Wong at Beijing's request, then this episode strongly suggests that China remains deeply suspicious of political activism in Hong Kong," Chong Ja Ian, assistant professor at the National University of Singapore, told CNBC.
|
|
Aides say the bill will still add about $1.5 trillion to the federal debt over the next decade without accounting for economic growth, which strongly suggests it's been calculated that the bill can pass without Corker's vote. Sen.
|
|
"The sheer volume, magnitude, and frequency of Facebook's controversies strongly suggests that the company's whack-a-mole approach is insufficient - Facebook needs to institutionalize stronger risk oversight mechanisms," Trillium said in a letter here to fellow Facebook shareholders.
|
|
Still, the documentation provides some more substance to the initial DMV license grant, and strongly suggests that keeping a close eye on the DMV's next public release of its disengagement reports from vehicle testers is a good idea.
|
|
Bill Hopping, a Colorado-based hotel industry consultant, said this disconnect between overall market trends in Chicago and Trump management fees strongly suggests that there is some kind of an outside factor affecting sales at the Trump hotel.
|
|
But the fact that he has decided he will not indict the president before he has finished investigating the case strongly suggests that his reason has to do with the rules, apart from what the evidence turns up.
|
|
The Telecommunications Act of 1996 says that the Internet shall remain "unfettered by Federal or State regulation," which strongly suggests that Title II of the Communications Act of 1934 (the Ma Bell option) should not apply to ISPs.
|
|
"The shape and symmetry of what we have observed strongly suggests that a staggeringly powerful event happened a few million years ago very near our galaxy's central black hole," astronomer William Cotton from the National Radio Astronomy Observatory said.
|
|
The study strongly suggests keeping kids in school will reduce their crime rates The study found that these older kids were more likely to drop out — and they were more likely to commit a felony offense by age 19.
|
|
The investigation strongly suggests that Sim was involved in negotiations with Qatargas, a state-controlled company, to work out a deal for a reduced price for liquified natural gas (LNG), in exchange for the Thai FA supporting Qatar's bid.
|
|
No one involved in college basketball believes the circumstances of his recruitment are singular, and the government's case strongly suggests that top players or their families are routinely paid from the moment they are identified as potential college stars.
|
|
"It feels like a machine, it's just amazing the consistent strong race of job creation that we've been experiencing and continue to experience and the ADP data strongly suggests that has continued through the month of July," he said.
|
|
But the fact that we see no systematic improvement in his approval ratings in probability based online polls compared with live interview telephone polls strongly suggests that telephone polls aren't underestimating his strength because people are lying to pollsters.
|
|
But the research on MAT strongly suggests that Vermont's approach is reducing deaths, and the hub and spoke system is the kind of all-hands-on-deck expansion of treatment that experts have proposed for combating the opioid epidemic.
|
|
The comparative dearth of games with eight or nine assists or rebounds, and surfeit of those with exactly ten, strongly suggests that players with the opportunity for a triple-double change their actions on the court in order to attain one.
|
|
"The State's relentless, determined effort to rid the jury of black individuals strongly suggests that the state wanted to try Flowers before a jury with as few black jurors as possible, and ideally before an all-white jury," Kavanaugh wrote.
|
|
Both The Handmaid's Tale (the 231 winner in the Outstanding Drama category) and Stranger Things even debuted new seasons within five weeks of the deadline, which strongly suggests they could have aired before the cutoff if they had really wanted to.
|
|
"In fact, Mnuchin's extensive and costly travel junkets — including viewing a solar eclipse [while traveling] onboard a military aircraft — strongly suggests another motive for the redactions: avoiding embarrassing public scrutiny of his costly travel jaunts at taxpayer expense," he added.
|
|
"Doc & Darryl" strongly suggests that they came to Flushing unprepared for instant stardom in a city with too many temptations on a team with too many players willing to be tempted and a manager, Davey Johnson, with a laissez-faire style.
|
|
"Our study strongly suggests that insufficient sleep amplifies levels of anxiety and, conversely, that deep sleep helps reduce such stress," said study lead author Eti Ben Simon, a postdoctoral fellow in the Center for Human Sleep Science at UC Berkeley.
|
|
While she won't say it outright, Beverly strongly suggests that some "mothers who need to be worshiped," like Adora, have Munchausen Syndrome by Proxy, a rare mental illness in which a caregiver invents or induces medical conditions for their dependent.
|
|
"Smooth Talk" strongly suggests that Dern's character is going off to be raped, but after the film came out, Dern gave a defiant interview in which she stated her belief that the two of them did just go for a drive.
|
|
All of that, together with Mr. Trump's involvement in a misleading public statement about the June 2016 Trump Tower meeting between close campaign advisers and Russian agents, strongly suggests that President Trump has been wrongfully trying to block the investigation.
|
|
It strongly suggests that the TSA should be abolished, with its duties turned over to well-trained airline, ship or railroad personnel working under the direct supervision of specialized law enforcement professionals, namely officers from U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP).
|
|
"The available information strongly suggests that the meeting and decision to remove Florida from the offshore leasing program was driven by political considerations related to the Governor's potential race for the U.S. Senate seat," the Democrats said in a statement.
|
|
And it's worth noting that the Epstein case is being handled by the SDNY's Public Corruption Unit -- in my experience, human trafficking cases usually are handled elsewhere in the office -- which strongly suggests that public officials could be under a microscope here.
|
|
Yes, but: The state's report says the law has saved consumers an estimated $400 million, "but there is no supporting evidence provided and the actual data released in the report strongly suggests that the opposite is true," the USC-Brookings analysis argues.
|
|
It's a nothing charge in relative terms; Flynn is on the hook for much more serious crimes according to most accounts, and his guilty plea strongly suggests he's leveraged what he knows to buy his freedom, and perhaps his son's freedom as well.
|
|
"The clear double-standard established by your actions strongly suggests that your highly selective approach to publicizing information, along with your timing, was intended for the success or failure of a partisan candidate or political group," he later said in the letter.
|
|
It's not the smoking gun that scientists are looking for, but it strongly suggests a link; the placental barrier regulates the exchange of substances—including infectious diseases—between mother and and fetus, while the amniotic fluid is the protective liquid around the fetus.
|
|
"While there is no proven cure or treatment for Alzheimer's, a large body of research now strongly suggests that combining healthy habits promotes good brain health and reduces your risk of cognitive decline," said Maria C. Carrillo, the Alzheimer's Association chief science officer.
|
|
The filing -- the DOJ&aposs fourth since September in an ongoing campus free-speech case -- strongly suggests that the Trump administration is preparing for an eventual Supreme Court showdown that could set the limits on public universites&apos so-called bias prevention policies.
|
|
And it's worth noting that the three mass shootings in Europe this week were dispersed and utterly unrelated to each other or to the continent's recent terrorist violence, which strongly suggests they were a tragic fluke rather than part of a violent tide.
|
|
The August 2 email strongly suggests Corsi was informed in advance about WikiLeaks' plans to publish emails hacked from Hillary Clinton campaign chairman John Podesta as part of an effort to help Trump win the presidential election, and shared that knowledge with Stone.
|
|
This evidence strongly suggests that Ex-Im has no effect on total exports — a finding consistent with an extensive body of economic literature showing that export subsidies have a negligible effect on the overall level of exports in such a large economy.
|
|
More than 5,000 generally low-level Wells Fargo employees were fired during the scandal, which strongly suggests that there were numerous enablers in the bank's chain of command beyond Mr. Stumpf, Ms. Tolstedt and four lower-level executives, who were fired in February.
|
|
The evidence that has emerged from this meeting strongly suggests that this was not an effort to establish a secure back channel for collusion between Moscow and the Trump campaign but an influence operation with one simple objective: to undermine the presidential election.
|
|
"That things are starting out in such a highly adversarial way strongly suggests this will be a long and contentious journey for Puerto Rico," said Matt Fabian, a partner at Municipal Market Analytics who closely tracks activity in the municipal bond market.
|
|
So while the report did not establish conspiracy or coordination, it does not make a determination on "collusion" — and in fact, it strongly suggests that there was at least an attempt to collude by Trump's campaign and agents of the Russian government.
|
|
"Although this video isn't the full picture, it strongly suggests a failure by Uber's automated driving system and a lack of due care by Uber's driver (and by the victim)," said Smith, a professor of law at the University of South Carolina.
|
|
That didn't stop them from speaking out, however, as the party's leaders said Trump's relationship with Putin strongly suggests that the Russian president is actively blackmailing the U.S. president, a dark and conspiratorial accusation that leans in to the unproven findings of the Steele dossier.
|
|
The weaker survey "strongly suggests the BoC will be on hold through the rest of this year, though the risks are tilted toward a cut, should a negative shock hit," Benjamin Reitzes, Canadian rates & macro strategist at BMO Capital Markets, said in a note.
|
|
"The evidence strongly suggests that the State's amateurish protection of critical election infrastructure placed Georgia's election system at risk, and the State Defendants now appear to be desperate to cover-up the effects of their misfeasance — to the point of destroying evidence," the lawsuit reads.
|
|
"The latest evidence strongly suggests that the coolest summer weather, relative to normal, may be focused more across Scandinavia than across northwestern Europe, with the biggest risk for extreme summer heat and dryness focused across southeastern Europe," said Todd Crawford, the forecaster's chief meteorologist.
|
|
Trump's approval rating in the exit polling was 40 percent in a state he lost by 2023 points; that strongly suggests his actual national approval rating is about 42 to 45 percent, rather than in the 30s, as many national polls have been proclaiming.
|
|
"Our results show that at least one Chinese social media platform began blocking COVID-19 content three weeks before this official announcement, which strongly suggests that social media companies came under government pressure to censor information at early stages of the outbreak," Citizen Lab said.
|
|
" Evidence strongly suggests that North Korea has continued to develop its nuclear capabilities, despite a joint statement in June from Trump and North Korean Leader Kim Jong Un, who met at a summit in Singapore, to "work toward complete denuclearization of the Korean peninsula.
|
|
Republicans are acting like their plan cannot survive even cursory scrutiny by experts or the public for the good reason that their own rhetoric strongly suggests that they do not believe the public would find this legislation acceptable if they knew what it did.
|
|
But the fact that productivity growth has slowed all over the world, not just in the United States, strongly suggests that the productivity slowdown is not the result of the Affordable Care Act, the US tax system, or anything else cooked up in Washington.
|
|
"The inability to arrive at a framework for a reasonable agreement after 2½ months of Saudi driven discussions strongly suggests any formal communique to restrain output will be a watered down version," Jim Ritterbusch, president of Chicago-based energy advisory firm Ritterbusch & Associates, said in a note.
|
|
"Since processing exports, by definition, are more reliant on foreign value-added than other exports are, the relative decline of this sector strongly suggests that China is moving up the value chain by replacing its reliance on sophisticated imported inputs with domestic production," the IMF said.
|
|
"The public record thus far strongly suggests that Cohen made specific solicitations to companies who had business pending before the Trump administration, proposing that he could best assist in the pursuit of their interests, which could well constitute lobbying activity," Public Citizen wrote in its complaint.
|
|
"This lack of balance of perspectives is troubling and strongly suggests that Duke-UNC CMES is not meeting legal requirement that National Resource Centers 'provide a full understanding of the areas, regions, or countries' in which the modern foreign language taught is commonly used," the letter stated.
|
|
What evidence there is, combined with anthropological insights into similarly premodern cultures, strongly suggests that despite having to persevere without the miraculous comforts, devices and potions upon which we thoughtlessly depend, they almost certainly lived lives at least as meaningful, complex, rich and joyful as our own.
|
|
"The State's relentless, determined effort to rid the jury of black individuals strongly suggests that the state wanted to try Flowers before a jury with as few black jurors as possible, and ideally before an all-white jury," Justice Brett Kavanaugh wrote in the June decision.
|
|
The fact that then-Secretary for Justice Rimsky Yuen had met with the "plaintiffs" in connection with what was supposedly a civil action brought by minibus and taxi operators strongly suggests that Yuen was using the suit as a fig leaf to conceal the suppression of peaceful protest.
|
|
Because the footage is aerial, marine ecologist and Oregon State University professor Leigh Torres can't say for sure if the footage she captured definitely shows nursing behavior, but the calf's alternating between coming up for air and swimming underneath its mother in the same spot strongly suggests it.
|
|
Not only do survivors of intimate partner violence have consistently higher rates of PTSD and depression, but evidence strongly suggests a link between that type of violence and other mental health conditions, including substance abuse, self-harm, suicidal thoughts, eating disorders, anxiety and mood disorders, and poor sleep .
|
|
Not only do survivors of intimate partner violence have consistently higher rates of PTSD and depression, but evidence strongly suggests a link between that type of violence and other mental health conditions, including substance abuse, self-harm, suicidal thoughts, eating disorders, anxiety and mood disorders, and poor sleep.
|
|
Key quote: "The public record thus far strongly suggests that Cohen made specific solicitations to companies who had business pending before the Trump administration, proposing that he could best assist in the pursuit of their interests, which could well constitute lobbying activity," Public Citizen wrote in its complaint.
|
|
Culled from 100 hours of footage shot throughout the movie's filming, and augmented by recent interviews, director Chris Smith's movie strongly suggests that the method approach Carrey used in making that movie -- which included never breaking character, on or off the set -- has stuck with him to this day.
|
|
"Do not believe that any equity market stabilization is a sign of an investable bottom in US stocks since history strongly suggests otherwise and we are mindful that 2020 is running the 2008 Playbook at double/triple time," DataTrek Research co-founder Nick Colas, said in a note.
|
|
Now, with a little more than one-third of the ballots for the class of 2018 already made public, Bonds and Clemens do not appear to be picking up any new converts from established voters, which strongly suggests they will fall substantially short of induction this time as well.
|
|
"The evidence strongly suggests that forward rate guidance and securities purchases — by substantially lowering borrowing costs for millions of American families and businesses and making overall financial conditions more accommodative — did help spur consumption and business spending, lower the unemployment rate, and stave off disinflationary pressures," she said.
|
|
While not all studies find significant effects of rental assistance on health, existing evidence strongly suggests that an expansion of the Department of Housing and Urban Development's subsidy programs could both improve population health and reduce health care spending associated with preventable health complications like those described above.
|
|
"The search conducted in the premises and the items seized thus far would seem of insignificant value and the continued presence of police officers in his residence and the drilling of the old safe strongly suggests unwarranted harassment," he said in a statement distributed to the news media.
|
|
"That only Russian individuals and entities now face criminal liability for substantially similar alleged conduct strongly suggests that the government has selectively prosecuted Russian individuals and entities for being Russian -- an action that would warrant dismissal of the Indictment," Concord's US-based legal team wrote in Wednesday's court filing.
|
|
Former national security advisor Michael Flynn was one of the people who made contact with Russian officials, and previous reports have indicated that Jared Kushner hid his own contacts with the Russians from the FBI, but the new report strongly suggests that there may have been other Trump campaign figures involved.
|
|
"The dismal M5S performance defeated even the lowest expectations, and it strongly suggests that the national polls — which now have fallen below 23 percent — may be upward biased, even when accounting for the traditional underperformance of M53S at local elections," J.P. Morgan economist Marco Protopapa said in a note Monday.
|
|
Russia showily shored up the president of a Syria torn apart, probably forever, like the colonial borders that created the countries of the region after World War I. However, Marc Lynch's "The New Arab Wars" strongly suggests that global calamity has been averted via one corner of human wisdom: President Obama.
|
|
The difference, however, is that Amazon Care is much more external-facing than those offered by its peers in Silicon Valley, with a brand identity and presentation that strongly suggests the company is thinking about more than its own workforce when it comes to a future potential addressable market for Care.
|
|
The latest sensation was a half-red, half-taupe cardinal that became a regular visitor in the backyard of Shirley and Jeffrey Caldwell in Erie, Pa. Although the bird would have to be tested to confirm that it is a gynandromorph, its color division strongly suggests that it is, scientists say.
|
|
The fact that Trump (acting on the advice of the Federalist Society's Leonard Leo) is considering him strongly suggests that Hardiman is anti-Roe, although Leo told ABC's George Stephanopoulos that Hardiman is "a little bit less known by conservatives" and his "record … a little bit lighter" than Barrett or Kavanaugh.
|
|
The pursuit of accuracy strongly suggests a central authority or governing body must oversee a specific application of DLT in a "permissioned" environment, with pre-agreed rules and procedures to ensure the accurate entry of transaction data into the DTL ledger, the prompt correction of data-entry errors and overall data integrity.
|
|
The physical setting of Shabushabu Macoron strongly suggests a shoestring budget — the paper towel roll in the restroom hangs from what may be an actual shoestring — but sitting there while Ms. Okano stands a few inches away and makes your dinner is one of the most luxurious experiences this city currently offers.
|
|
The new timeline strongly suggests that none of the jets will not be flying for a second U.S. summer, an issue that hit U.S. 737 MAX operators' profits during last year's peak travel season to the benefit of carriers like Delta Air Lines that do not have the MAX in their fleets.
|
|
Plus, the relatively slow rates at which these devices are being purchased and used strongly suggests we're going to see a lot more aggressive experiments by consumer IoT vendors to give away their hardware either as part of a paid service, in exchange for the aggregated data collected, or some combination of the two.
|
|
And while it's possible that people who take opioids in South Dakota are more than four times as likely to be suicidal than those in Louisiana—and Kentucky opioid overdoses are half as likely to be suicides as those in New York—the sheer size of these discrepancies strongly suggests other factors are at play.
|
|
As Lopez wrote for Vox, public opinion polling strongly suggests that a great majority of Trump supporters hold unfavorable views of Muslims and support a policy that bans Muslims from entering the US. Most of them support proposals that stifle immigration from Mexico, and they agree with Trump's comments that Mexican immigrants are criminals.
|
|
And they note that the justices' order strongly suggests that the likes of grandparents and uncles should count as bona fide family: "Each of these relationships is comparable to (if not closer than) the relationship between Dr. Elshikh and his mother-in-law", the Hawaii plaintiffs explicitly exempted from the ban in the Supreme Court order.
|
|
We further examined the underlying Form 477 data and discovered that BarrierFree appears to have simply submitted as its coverage area a list of every single Census block in each of eight states in which it claimed service: CT, DC, MD, NJ, NY, PA, RI, and VA. Further investigation strongly suggests BarrierFree grossly misreported its deployment.
|
|
The email strongly suggests the shutdown and its aftermath had a detrimental effect on the morale of park staff, and that lawyers are looking into whether it was legal for the Department of Interior to use "rec fees" to pay for maintenance and trash collection while parks such as Joshua Tree in California were kept open.
|
|
"Whilst, at first glance, the number of local areas the CMA identified...seems high, the CMA's decisional practice strongly suggests that the final number of local areas of concern in the phase 2 merger review will be significantly lower," said Nelson Jung, a partner at law firm Clifford Chance and a former director of mergers at the CMA.
|
|
That strongly suggests that players on the brink of a triple-double sag off the players they are guarding on defence, so that they can be better-positioned to grab a rebound in the event of a miss, and that their teammates probably clear out of the way to ensure that any "discretionary" rebounds wind up in the hands of the desired player.
|
|
While the contents and capabilities of the NROL-37 mission's payload are classified (the satellite is innocuously labeled US-268), its need to hitch a ride on the world's biggest rocket strongly suggests it is the seventh member of the Mentor/Orion family, an extra-large class of signals intelligence (SIGINT) satellites which help provide eavesdropping capability to US intelligence agencies.
|
|
DeMar DeRozan's days in the six might be numbered ... that's according to his best friend and former teammate, Romeo Miller, who says he knows where DeRozan is headed ... and he strongly suggests it's L.A. We got Romeo out at The Grove and asked him about DeMar ... who will be one of the most coveted free agents of the NBA off-season.
|
|
Yet the intellectual terror that has much of the American left in its grip today, not only in regard to Israel and Zionism but relating to a wide variety of issues on which one can be pilloried for being a millimeter out of step, strongly suggests that Stalinism, though it lost its political battle with liberalism, is winning the cultural one.
|
|
Mark Zuckerberg criticizes Trump on immigration "The language here, the fact that it says 'in the judgment of an immigration officer,' that doesn't suggest there's going to be supervisory review, it strongly suggests this is going to be the judgment of officers in the field and they'll have broad discretion about when and where to arrest someone and bring proceedings," said John Sandweg, now at a crisis management firm.
|
|
And while the first travel ban was abandoned and the second is tied up in court, the Trump administration's stated desire to slash the number of refugees allowed into the US during a given year — and its particular skepticism about refugees from Syria —strongly suggests that it's going to let fewer Syrians come to the US than its predecessor (who himself admitted many fewer Syrians than wanted to come).
|
|
First of all, I do want to make one point that the I.G. specifically said that they couldn&apost determine that waiting to handle out Weiner laptop was a decision free from bias to basically strongly suggests that Peter Strzok was so biased that he made a bad decision on trying to pretend that those e-mails haven&apost been found on Weiner&apos laptop and instead focusing on the Russian investigation.
|
|
"This strongly suggests that the yeti legend has a root in biological facts and that is has to do with bears that are living in the region today," said biologist Charlotte Lindqvist of the University at Buffalo in New York and Nanyang Technological University, Singapore, who led the study published in the scientific journal Proceedings of the Royal Society B. Lindqvist called the study the most rigorous analysis to date of purported yeti specimens.
|
|
In a column headlined "CNN's hiring of a GOP operative as political editor is even worse than it looks," Washington Post media columnist Margaret Sullivan described Isgur's hire as reflecting CNN's desire for "a kind of false fairness": It strongly suggests that the network's big thinkers — including head honcho Jeff Zucker — are aiming for a kind of false fairness: a defensive, both-sides-are-equal kind of political coverage that inevitably fails to serve the voting public.
|
|
But Gallup historical data strongly suggests there isn't a growing tide of anti-trade sentiment to ride: What's happened instead is that over the course of the Obama administration, Democrats and independents have become more enthusiastic about trade than ever before, while Republicans have developed mixed feelings: Since Republican Party politicians are almost uniformly in favor of business-friendly trade deals, this created an exploitable opportunity for an anti-deal Republican to win primaries against a divided field.
|
|