I stuttered — the fact was, I didn't actually know.
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"You have a way with words!" she stuttered, clearly mesmerized.
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The rhythm of her fingers stuttered but she kept going.
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The woman stuttered a reply, but McNamee cut her off.
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Gross' fund performance stuttered alongside falling yields on US Treasuries.
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"What did you-" Braiden froze, and then the simulation stuttered, stopped.
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"Oh, okay," I stuttered, shocked that he'd finally admitted to it.
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The stuttered turning produces a more comfortable experience in the headset.
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The palette knife's stuttered lines are signs of the artist's labor.
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Sensing he had said something wrong, the acquaintance stuttered and withdrew.
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Former world champion golfer Tiger Woods also stuttered as a child.
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Mr. Tillis stuttered only when he spoke, not when he sang.
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Whenever I stuttered, I disassociated: That struggling human was not me.
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From time to time it hiccupped and stuttered, as streams often do.
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The political track for negotiations has stuttered, perhaps for its final time.
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I've never stuttered and unable to speak before these last few days.
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But the company stuttered and backtracked on them a few months later.
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A customer named Sam had stuttered while giving his name for an order.
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My fingertips circled my clit, and a shaky breath stuttered across my lips.
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In these works, he applied stuttered rows of paint with a palette knife.
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Except for the high-end game Forza 25, it never stuttered or stalled.
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On asking David, its owner, which way he voted, he stuttered a cautious response.
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The delivery reminds me of something Pharrell would do: the slow, sexy, stuttered thing.
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But in this election, the system stuttered badly, and it has the wonks worried.
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Here, in stuttered starts and stops, they create a rippling mass of agitated limbs.
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Even when Jack stuttered as a child and was relatively small in stature, she told him that he was a giant and the only reason he stuttered was because his mouth could not keep up with how quickly his brain was moving.
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In Asia, the Shanghai Composite entered a technical bull market although other Asian markets stuttered.
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I stuttered in the face of his complaints, running back to my mom in tears.
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With the lengthening evening of the second day, my anticipation stuttered, shifted, and grew darker.
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"My son, they said, was dead the entire time I was carrying him," he stuttered.
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Actor Marilyn Monroe stuttered as a child, and then for two years at high school.
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"No, I'm not law enforcement," I stuttered, caught off guard by the abruptness of the question.
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But these efforts stuttered, likely because the ambitious machines Google purchased were far away from commercialization.
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Jae Crowder hit spot-up threes, Thomas stuttered and popped, and Avery Bradley jumped passing lanes.
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On the Blu R1 HD, graphics stuttered as the phone tried to keep up with gameplay.
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When it was my turn, I stuttered a goodbye and saw the tears in his eyes.
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Teachers didn't know what to do with a child who stuttered, and other kids could be cruel.
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I've stuttered since the age of six, and it has affected me so much throughout my life.
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" ScarJo, perhaps a bit taken of guard by the sudden switch in topics stuttered, "I don't know.
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But hopes of creating digital United Nations of sorts, to which Facebook was beholden, seem to have stuttered.
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You know you're...you're...you're," he unfortunately stuttered," in there, but we'll see how this things plays out.
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He nervously stuttered through a heartbreaking story, one that slowly unraveled my own convictions and assumptions about religion.
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I loaded Sea of Thieves and the intro video stuttered, broke up, and the audio dipped in and out.
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Besides, the crude pixelated graphics and stuttered animations are part of a Tamagotchi's charm and appeal at this point.
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He stuttered his way to regular appearances on television talk shows and to clowning bit parts in Hollywood movies.
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But her voice also stuttered like a skipping record, the bending of her body distorting the sound, revealing pain.
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She explains that dialogue has stuttered over the past three years, although fresh developments have raised a glimmer of hope.
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Right in the middle of a sentence ... she stuttered, then got wobbly on her feet before collapsing to the ground.
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I've played a game of PUBG on the highest graphics settings and (amazingly, I won) and the phone hardly stuttered.
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Adam's was an interesting journey, as he had a stuttered start to his academy life and was a late developer.
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Most of the song's quotables are from Juicy J, as Kanye mainly yells "I'm ballin!" in a weird stuttered flow.
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Time after time I hesitated or stuttered and had to start over, going back to the top of the sentence.
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Asian stocks also stumbled, dragged by losses on Wall Street as the technology sector stuttered yet again after a brief rebound.
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In one case, a Saturday Night Live video on a Hollywood Reporter page stuttered in Vivaldi but played fine in Safari.
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In one case, a "Saturday Night Live" video on a Hollywood Reporter page stuttered in Vivaldi but played fine in Safari.
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Privatisations have stuttered, while escalation of the conflict with pro-Russian separatists in eastern Ukraine risked derailing a fragile growth recovery.
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Throughout elementary school I stuttered every time a teacher called on me and whenever I was asked to read out loud.
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However, the executive reportedly stuttered when he became Disney's COO in 2015, which may not bode well for his operational acumen.
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But I can't stop thinking about the company's trajectory, especially the degree to which it's just stuttered in the past few months.
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South Korea's economic recovery has stuttered over the past two years in the face of slack global demand and tepid private consumption.
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Clement had said how much he enjoyed the challenge of the youngsters but his bid faltered as he stuttered before the last.
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While all other video services I tried worked just fine, the Netflix homepage often stuttered and became unresponsive for a few seconds.
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One foot in front of the other, in little pigeon-toed steps, I stuttered down the hallway, feeling uncontrollably sorry for myself.
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It rarely misunderstood what I was saying and corrected itself on the fly even as I stuttered through some of the queries.
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It takes several seconds to boot up, and apps stuttered or froze up entirely on it more than once during my testing.
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I know about handicaps harder to cotton to, having stuttered terribly for decades, my face like a gargoyle's, my mouth flabbering uncontrollably.
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But it was the stuttered roll out, lack of promotional support, and rising competition combined with their hardware problems the doomed Spectacles.
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South Korea's economy, like many of its export-reliant peers globally, has stuttered in the past few quarters amid slowing world demand.
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When Khadija first came around, she stuttered, sat in the back of the room and never talked about herself, Ms. Afkir said.
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Has there ever been a mood so fitting as that quickly stuttered "N-n-no thank you" when Rey extends her hand?
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Factory growth stuttered across the world in July, heightening concerns about the global outlook for trade in light of the intensifying conflict.
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"You can't be serious," Sanchini reportedly stuttered when FBI Special Agent Thomas J. Coyle served him the search warrant that fateful day.
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In an interview with a journalist at the scene, Kok was amiable and charismatic, drunk on exposure as he stuttered through the interview.
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Efforts to get talks going have stuttered for decades, at times derailed by militants attack in India that it has blamed on Pakistan.
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The pound later recovered some of those losses as the dollar stuttered, and by 1535 GMT was trading 0.1 percent lower at $1.3046.
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There were times when I stuttered so badly when introducing myself to a potential client that I hung up on them mid-sentence.
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The withdrawal resembles strategies embraced by both the Bush and Obama administrations that have started and stuttered over the nearly 2000-year war.
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"Following two promising months in October and November, growth in the French manufacturing sector stuttered during December," said IHS Markit economist Eliot Kerr.
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But the results do not say how France stuttered and they do not show how Peru looked inspired even though they lacked efficiency.
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Damn is stuttered with references to Christianity, exploring ideas like immaculate conception, prayer, and the apocalypse, alongside stories of major moments in Kendrick's life.
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In my time with a developer unit on the CES show floor, the device never once stuttered, suffered a hiccup, or needed a restart.
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Asia's fourth-largest economy has stuttered in the past few quarters due to slowing demand and rising risks from the U.S.-China trade war.
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Trying to watch YouTube content at resolutions above 720p proved to be a jittery experience, while HD content on Netflix also stuttered a bit.
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"Callow" is built around a simple, but stuttered guitar figure, handworn and warm in a way that reminds me of Benoît Pioulard's lonelier recordings.
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Many shots are purposefully stuttered — cars do not flow down the road but instead hop and skip as if time is out of joint.
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Luxury goods companies are riding a rebound in Chinese demand and younger shoppers flocking to high-end brands, although Burberry has stuttered of late.
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I also stuttered as a child and I would talk to my dog and he would sit there and listen until he fell asleep.
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There was little to no slowdown during gameplay and audio only stuttered briefly when entering the game from a different menu inside the app.
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It requires software to stretch out a clip by creating hundreds of non-existent in-between frames, and the results are often stuttered and unconvincing.
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Knode said that Hearn had revolutionised their lives, but when the Zone stuttered on her Apple TV he was held responsible for ruining their evening.
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Scrolling with the touchscreen was often not very smooth within Chrome (using the Type Cover's trackpad to scroll is smoother, but it still sometimes stuttered).
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It wasn't like the old computer that we all shared, which stuttered and stalled, its keys sticky with grease and crumbs and bits of hair.
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Russian stocks rose around half a percent, helped by firmer oil prices, but the recent rally in Hungary shares stuttered, with Budapest down 0.1 percent.
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Asked if they were "official," he stuttered: "I think it's still very ... I just haven't like ... it just hasn't, like ..." Weber was all over that.
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Global markets, led by equities and currencies, stuttered as the weak Chinese data and Washington's shock decision to impose tariffs on all Mexican imports rattled investors.
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Instagram's newest feature lets you make your own "Dramatic Chipmunk"-style video by shooting a stuttered zoom-in, including cinematic sound effects, with a single tap.
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In moments where there's tons of onscreen carnage (crashes and particle effects like weather and water splashes), the game stuttered and I could see dropped frames.
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But when asked whether they support a bill to require anti-hacking safeguards in connected and autonomous cars, they stuttered through a series of non-answers.
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He became involved with SAY after meeting its founder, Taro Alexander, to play a character who stuttered in "Three Days of Rain" on Broadway in 2006.
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The Genesis port had stuttered, but on its power-enhancing unit, as unsightly and ultimately destined for failure as it was, Virtua Racing achieved its zenith.
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Mr. Shafik stuttered or faltered at times during his video statement on Wednesday, which may remind Egyptians that he has had a reputation for absent-mindedness.
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That it seems to attract much more now than, say, a decade ago is because it has stuttered rather more in the absence of Alex Ferguson.
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Thanks to a bizarre Mike Pence rebuttal—"You whipped out that Mexican thing again," he stuttered to Tim Kaine—#mexicanthing and #thatmexicanthing began burning up the Twitterhorn.
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Over stuttered, vocaloid synths, Hosono sings with a deadpan Lou Reed croon, crafting a pop song as perfect as anything from New Order or The Human League.
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Asian markets stuttered on Friday, snapping out of the reprieve seen post-OPEC output cut deal, as dollar strength pauses and investors await the U.S. jobs report.
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Casual games like Subway Surfers and Candy Crush run fine, but the more graphic-intense ones like Asphalt 240: Airborne choked and stuttered every now and then.
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But anti-corruption efforts have stuttered and an apparent culture of impunity where top officials are not jailed for alleged embezzlement or bribe-taking has disappointed voters.
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Most of all I feared being the only one on the phone and all the others staring at me and listening in to my every stuttered word.
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But he mumbled and stuttered for several seconds as he gave his name and date of birth at the start of a preliminary hearing in the case.
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The fact that I once stuttered did not keep me from being a successful U.S. Air Force fighter pilot, an airline pilot, or even a public speaker.
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Or would, if the television sets were any good; most of the early ones stuttered and flickered even when you sat dead center in front of them.
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One caveat here: I tried to do the same with Amazon Prime Video, and found that playback stuttered in a way that was unacceptable to me, at least.
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Ever since Google Fiber became a unit of Access, a new company under the Alphabet umbrella, the once ambitious plans for nationwide expansion stuttered and then essentially stopped.
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The rural economy has stuttered and stumbled in recent years in places like Burns and surrounding Harney County, and the Bundys say it is because of the government.
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When I told him that, in fact, he'd been an engineer before he died, the actor — a smooth-talking charmer — stumbled over his words and stuttered multiple apologies.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Defending champion Serena Williams stuttered to a low-key and error-strewn 6-2 6-4 first-round victory over Swiss qualifier Amra Sadikovic on Tuesday.
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Here the shuffle-kick, beats and stuttered synth throbs are topped off with Lao Ra's gold-dusted vocals that sound like they're being beamed from a faraway dream.
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Lack of preparation is a common excuse for poor debate performances—it took the blame when President Obama stuttered out of the gate against Mitt Romney in 2012.
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They heaved and stuttered syllables and incomplete words, not struggling so much as dissecting, looking for something beneath, to the side, or at the root of the words.
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Faith in France's economic outlook further stuttered on Tuesday as the November Insee (National Institute of Statistics and Economic Studies) reading of consumer confidence dropped three points to 92.
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When asked if he was dating her on the red carpet for Avengers: Age of Ultron, he stuttered for a few seconds before deciding not to answer at all.
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I only sit a few feet away from my PC, but there were several times when my mouse movement stuttered, or when I lost connection entirely for a second.
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To make matters worse, he stuttered badly and was bullied at boarding school, not only for his stammer but for wetting his bed and being such a poor scholar.
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Throughout this long-winded evening, Ms. De Keersmaeker's curving pathways had her performers crossing the stage in circles, straight lines and spirals, but they frequently stuttered to a halt.
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Europe's main bourses had initially stuttered but muscled 0.7% higher after China said it was in close communication with Washington and preparing to make progress in upcoming trade talks.
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Europe's main bourses had initially stuttered but muscled 0.5% higher when China said it was in close communication with Washington and preparing to make progress in upcoming trade talks.
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Cheered by the unexpected surplus, the rand rallied to 14.6000 overnight, its firmest since last Friday, but failed to break technical resistance around the mark as emerging currencies globally stuttered.
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Phillips recently went on The View and spewed what has to be one of the most ridiculous defenses for not selling a wedding cake to a gay couple ever stuttered.
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Modi's vow to create tens of millions of new jobs has stuttered on many fronts, but domestic smartphone production has emerged as a bright spot for Asia's third-largest economy.
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Cooper, who joins from J Sainsbury plc's, would be tasked with returning the housebuilder to a stable growth path after it continued to suffer from stuttered demand amidst Brexit uncertainty.
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Growth stuttered in Germany and forward-looking indicators in its Purchasing Managers' Index suggest a contraction among manufacturers in Europe's largest economy will continue for a few more months at least.
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The app drawer stuttered every time it was flung open, the camera couldn't hold an image, and I somehow watched the dialer render from low to high res after it opened.
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And corn prices stuttered, as the market remains underpinned by a slow U.S. harvest pace and a winter storm this week that brought snow to the central Plains and western Midwest.
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Playing the back nine first, the 42-year-old American's round stuttered at the par-four third where he took a double bogey after hitting his tee shot out of bounds.
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But Biden has always stuttered (which can manifest in all kinds of non-standard speech patterns) and Sanders' heart attack hasn't stopped him from vigorous activity over the past few months.
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Jorge Sampaoli's team stuttered through qualifying, its fearsome attack blunted surprisingly — and troublingly — easily until Lionel Messi conjured a hat trick in Ecuador to ensure his country would go to Russia.
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In some fights, motion stuttered and the graphics appeared more pixelated at times, like when my character stuck a giant sword through his opponent's stomach and sawed away at his innards.
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The Apple TV was running off my wi-fi, but sitting in a less than ideal location, so the film stuttered and stopped and frequently downgraded the stream to 720p or worse.
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Its efforts to expand into long-haul flights, starting with just two long-haul jets, stuttered when technical problems occurred and one of its flights to Cuba was delayed over 60 hours.
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Again, those cold stats do not reveal the resurgence of hope among the hundreds of thousands who had sought work for years but had been turned away as the economy stuttered forward.
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Asian stocks slipped on Wednesday, dragged by losses on Wall Street as the technology sector stuttered yet again after a brief rebound, while the dollar sagged on lower long-term U.S. yields.
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The euro zone economy stuttered in 2019, forcing the European Central Bank (ECB) to cut interest rates to an all-time low of -0.5% and launch a massive new bond-buying program.
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Kid-sized and kid-hearted, with bright blue eyes beneath brows that seemed always arched in amusement, Brian sometimes stuttered, but his staccato statements merely emphasized what he tried to spit out.
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Twitter, the U.S. social media company whose share price has stuttered over concerns about user growth, has become the target of takeover speculation again, sending its share price 4.5 percent higher on Wednesday.
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These stuttered jabs are exactly the kind of feint-strike combination that Whittaker could have been having a field day with against a tired Romero in the later portions of the first bout.
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But since the middle of last year trade disputes have become a major worry for policymakers as factory activity stuttered, while business investment and profits faltered in a blow to the global economy.
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James Delingpole wrote that Pruitt "sweated, stuttered, and floundered," and that he failed to point out "the incompetence, corruption, and mendacity" of world-renowned scientific institutions like the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
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"She then stuttered into a line about how the trophy looked like a piece of chocolate, and that she wanted "to give a piece to everyone that has been involved in my life.
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Cuarón felt so insecure when he showed up for shooting that he stuttered when he spoke English and could barely bring himself to talk to the lead actors, Alan Rickman and Laura Dern.
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Sometimes I had to wait seconds for the keyboard to appear when I wanted to compose a WhatsApp message, and Facebook Messenger's augmented reality filters stuttered a lot while I tried to use them.
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Investors have been shying away from taking risks as global growth has stuttered, particularly as a result of the slowdown in China, and interest rates have begun to move up in the United States.
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It's not all that out of character for Nintendo to delay the hell out of the instant gratification its customers want, but the Switch has had a particularly stuttered content rollout since its launch.
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North America remains a focal point after a large number of assets was placed on the block as the shale oil and gas boom stuttered, including a rising number of distressed companies, Brogan said.
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With many of the same stuttered rhythms and melodic elements as radio hits like Taking Back Sunday's "Cute Without the E," songs like this cement Hot Water Music's influence on future generations of emo bands.
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Stocks in Shanghai entered a bull market but other Asian markets stuttered on Friday as the rally in the dollar following Donald Trump's win in the U.S. presidential election dampened demand for emerging market assets.
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LONDON/HONG KONG (Reuters) - Factory growth stuttered across the world in July, heightening concerns about the global economic outlook as an intensifying trade conflict between the United States and China sent shudders through trading partners.
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There are tracks like "Summing the Wretch" and "Line in the Grass" where there's this separated, stuttered harmony between you and Dave where the same syllables are divided, or multiplied, between the two of you.
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If you take a SaaS company with solid product and adoption, whose growth has stuttered, get rid of everything aside from a skeleton crew of engineering, customer support and accounting, cash flows can look very, very tempting.
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I did try a simplistic shooting gallery game, browsed the web in the living room and watched a 360-skiing video shot on a GoPro (it was cool, though the video tore and stuttered in some spots).
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The airline, which operates in 37 countries and last year carried 130 million passengers, has reached pilot union recognition agreements in Britain and Italy, but talks have stuttered in Spain and Ireland, two of its biggest markets.
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Most Class 10/U1/V10 cards will handle 1080p video comfortably, but for 4K footage it's a good idea to go up to U3/V30 instead, otherwise you run the risk of losing frames resulting in stuttered video.
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From early on, my palms could interpret the small movements transmitted up the aluminum shafts as the rubber crutch tips stuttered against, slipped on, or stuck into snow, mud, thick grasses, oily pavement, or the shifting of gravel.
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Elsewhere, he fashions an intricate, stuttered poetry out of continually interrupting himself: on "Disrespectful," when he snickers "I just came for that bop bop bop," he turns what might have been a pop hook into a vocal shudder.
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Demand in London has stuttered since taxes were increased on properties worth more than 1 million pounds ($1.3 million) and on second homes and buy-to-let rental properties, compounded by the Brexit vote putting off some foreign investors.
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When it's all working together, the vibrating objects inside the frame look like they're slowly waving back and forth, appear to have a ghostly double, or seem like they're randomly popping in and out of our reality with stuttered movements.
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The difference between conventional marker-assisted selection and the genomic version is that the former relied on a few hundred markers (such as places where the DNA stuttered and repeated itself) that could be picked up by the technology then available.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Global bond funds pulled in more fresh money in the past week, though appetite for emerging assets stuttered and European stocks extended their outflow streak to a record 29th week, Bank of America Merrill Lynch data showed on Friday.
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He went to hug Rowan, but stuttered, a moment of hesitation, and the weight of his bag dropped down his arm and he had to reshoulder it, an awkward lurch, and in that time the girl thrust out her hand.
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Tan Lekwijit, a Wharton student, described the June 27 incident in a post on Facebook saying that his friend Sam, a 28-year-old University of Pennsylvania graduate student, stuttered when he told the barista his name after ordering a coffee.
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This especially goes for the camera, which launches roughly as fast as the camera on the iPhone X. Thanks to Huawei's new Kirin 980 chipset and 6GB of RAM, the Mate 20 Pro never stuttered, no matter how many apps I had open.
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With a December rate rise now seen as likely and economic growth remaining anaemic across much of the globe, equities and emerging markets have stuttered, with the former seeing the first fund outflows in three weeks, shedding $4.2 billion, BAML data showed.
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Osaka is the reigning US Open women's singles champion, and though her form has stuttered on clay and grass, she is showing a determination to defend her title at Flushing Meadows, beating the 15-year-old American 6-3, 6-0 on Saturday.
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Two-time major champion Chun matched Yin's 65 at the SKY72 Golf and Resort in Incheon, west of Seoul, while LPGA rookie Park, who won this year's U.S. Women's Open, stuttered on the back nine before coming home with a three-under 69.
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" Steve Smith, reviewing a Dalachinsky performance in 2013 in The New York Times, described his reading style: "He rushed one phrase and elongated the next; occasionally he stuttered on a single syllable, and then released the pent-up tension in a gush.
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HONG KONG, Dec 31 (LPC) - Syndicated lending in Asia Pacific, excluding Japan, marginally declined to US$464.24bn in 2019 after briefly flirting with growth a year earlier as the global economy stuttered from the protracted trade tensions between China and the United States.
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At a recent performance of "Nice Fish," a quirky charmer of a play written by Mr. Rylance and Louis Jenkins, the audience greeted every stuttered utterance of Mr. Rylance's with delighted laughter and murmurs of pleasure, as if sampling the world's most ravishing tasting menu.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: Watchfinder & Co. (YouTube)At one point in time, it was easy to spot a fake Rolex, as most knock-offs used a non-mechanical Quartz movement inside that resulted in a stuttered ticking movement of the watch's second hand.
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"As firms attempt to adapt to ever-changing political and technological circumstances, global M&A (mergers and acquisitions) has stuttered over the summer, following a strong showing in the first half of the year," Jonathan Klonowski, research editor EMEA at Mergermarket, said in a statement.
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In the score, the word "dead" was marked with a thicket of inflections, to indicate that it should be stuttered rather than merely spoken, and Benjamin asked Orendt to dwell on the initial words of his reply before landing, decisively, on the conclusive syllable.
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By the end of the operatic series, I had stuttered across the familiar stages of Tiffany Pollard GIFdom, with my overarching mood finally settling as this one: A visibly irritated Pollard, consumed by fatigue and distaste, massaging vexation from her temples as a portrait of emotional universality.
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So as we've seen with Sega throwback consoles like AT Games' $230 Sega Genesis Flashback, that approach, coupled with less-than-impressive hardware, results in stuttered gameplay, laggy controller response, and, as has been the case with a lot of retro Sega hardware; abysmal sound performance.
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If you've ever waited for a webpage to load, took a lap around the office while your computer rendered 4K video or watched in dismay as your favorite video game stuttered to life, you know that computers are struggling to keep up with all the data.
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In the opening stanzas of "To Climb or Not To Climb," the book's first poem, Mr. Drummond compares struggling to climb to language: If climbing is speaking a fluent body language, yesterday was all Greek to me … Feet stuttered on doorsteps of granite: a blank face.
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One example video description from YouTube, paired with a copy of the video uploaded by a user with a Trump campaign sign avatar: President Trump tweeted a different video of Pelosi on Thursday evening, this one edited to highlight moments in a recent speech where she stumbled or stuttered.
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His moves are an early version of the tight, stuttered stepping he'd go on to do in the opening-title sequences of "The Cosby Show" — only here he's loose and casually nasty, and having the time of his life, pretending to smash himself down then yank himself up.
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"We've talked a lot about what a great president he was, how he did the right thing when it cost him personally, but we forget what a great political force this man was because he wasn't especially persuasive in speech, he stuttered a little bit sometimes, and he wasn't great on the stump," McLean said.
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"My wife and I have always tried to find various people my son can relate to that stutter, and I'd read that Joe Biden stuttered and he was really respectful and kind to others in the same situation, such as children," Owen Harrington told CNN on Wednesday night, after Biden's answer at the town hall.
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This announcement from Disney comes after Netflix stuttered in its most recent earnings, missing big on its subscriber add while actually losing subscribers in the U.S. Disney will bundle Hulu, ESPN+ and Disney+ for a monthly price of $12.99 Netflix isn't the aggregator it once was; its library is consistently shifting, with original series taking the dominant position.
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In "Sujak" from an upcoming album, "Language," the rapper Kim Ximya drops a few English words — "strip club casket body in the basket" — into nasal, percussive stretches of Korean, while the producer FRNK surrounds him with irritants, providing a buzzing electro beat only to interrupt it at will with crashes, thuds, plinks and digitally stuttered syllables that stay disruptive all the way through.
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For years, the cult of Musk persevered even as his electric vehicle company stuttered in its efforts to meet production and delivery deadlines for its limited-quantity luxury vehicles like the Model S and Model X. Now, as Tesla takes on its first mass-market vehicle, it's facing the same difficulties it faced for previous vehicles — but with much more scrutiny than the company has ever faced before.
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But behind the flair and the practiced, throaty whisper — a plummy voice redolent of Miss Porter's School and summers in Newport — there were hints of a little girl from the 1930s who stuttered terribly, too shy and miserable to express her feelings, and of a tumultuous American life chronicled faithfully in the gossip columns: every twist of her Hollywood affairs, her loneliness, bursts of creativity and the blow of witnessing the suicide of a son.
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Regardless of how you feel about Joe Biden, or his chances of becoming the Democratic nominee for president; whether you are a Republican, a Democrat, or none of the above; whether you stuttered as a child or laughed at one who did; whether as a parent you try to protect your own stuttering child from taunts such as those made by the president's daughter-in-law; these words come without hesitation: Stop.
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