As the study summarizes: So, is this bad for people?
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Pranay Patwardhan summarizes the big events in this wonderful animation.
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I think that basically summarizes how I feel about that.
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"No one iconic image summarizes her work," Ms. Harrisburg said.
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This post from Jerry Taylor summarizes the political science consensus.
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This year's release summarizes data captured from 2150 through 210.
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Mr. Dick smartly summarizes complex procedures and cites exasperating statistics.
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The report summarizes some 2,500 pages of Cruz&aposs educational record.
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You're not writing a 1,000-word essay that summarizes your resume.
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"The government was dead," summarizes Ukrainian minister of infrastructure Volodymyr Omelyan.
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Deadline, which broke the news of Panjabi's casting, summarizes the show.
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To cover so much ground, Zapata often summarizes plot for pages.
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But it isn't yet capable of serving up fully fledged meeting summarizes.
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As Winfrey summarizes the mission, the women are "turning struggle into strength."
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It summarizes recommendations for children from birth to 22013 years of age.
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It simply summarizes the state of the law as it exists today.
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They came out with nine actionable guidelines, which Electrek helpfully summarizes here.
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Scovel's testimony summarizes inspector general concerns with the program dating to 2011.
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There's nothing that more perfectly summarizes Arab identity than an Umm Kulthoum song.
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Business writers are being displaced by AI that abstracts and summarizes corporate reports.
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This movie and the lore around it summarizes the intent behind Hanauer's game.
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In her first chapter she summarizes the kinds of things that existentialists do.
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A complex idea, the subject of heated philosophic discourse, resentment summarizes a relationship.
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It finds, rates, and summarizes top business books into quick 10-minute summaries.
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A recent, excellent article in Quanta Magazine summarizes the story and its drama.
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It aptly summarizes the artist — ever tongue in cheek, even in the grave.
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Greg summarizes the case very well, but let me do it a bit differently.
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Each brief summarizes dozens of studies in the field of juvenile psychology and neuroscience.
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VICE Sports: There's a quote in the book that, I think, summarizes the entire idea.
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Clinton, meanwhile, crisply summarizes the binders full of policy information she absorbed before the debate.
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A priest quite literally summarizes the plot of the film within the first 10 minutes.
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This means Trump is barely ever quoted on her show, instead, Maddow summarizes for him.
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The docket summarizes the decision, but the details are under seal until later on Friday.
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In "Who We Are and How We Got Here," Reich summarizes this rapidly advancing field.
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The tool also summarizes a landlord's history of correcting violations, deregulating apartments and evicting tenants.
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Instead, he argued for a "state-contingent" guidance that summarizes the ECB's Governing Council view.
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This chart from the Kaiser Family Foundation summarizes the movement: "It's somewhat resurgent," Altman said.
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And that summarizes a lot of why I'm pretty conflicted about her turn in this episode.
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To read more about how women govern differently, check out this piece that summarizes the research.
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It's a digital table that summarizes raw data into a more cohesive and comprehensible data set.
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"Reckless owners should not be allowed to have dogs that can terrorize a neighborhood," she summarizes.
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The exhibition features a large timeline that summarizes how his particular life experiences influenced his practice.
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However, a tweet of his from August 10 pretty much summarizes what we're feeling right now.
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A new report summarizes the latest science on how climate change is impacting rainfall and flooding.
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Vaccines aren't just for kids There's also a chart that summarizes the new adult immunization schedule.
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A 2013 memo signed by representatives from the FBI and California Department of Justice summarizes responsibilities.
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In her post, Lusk summarizes an email she sent to Uber's HR department about her manager.
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It neatly summarizes the fiscal clash that seems inevitable between the White House and the Hill.
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But "1.5 C" summarizes why the report, authored by 133 scientists citing over 6,000 studies, matters.
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All the details you need are below, and this handy PDF summarizes them on one page.
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He proceeds to interview another YouTuber, iNabber (171,000 subscribers), who summarizes YouTube drama on his own channel.
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"His branding is simple and says I don't really care too much about useless details," summarizes Jadun.
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Firebase now offers developers a pre-launch report that summarizes all the issues these automated tests find.
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Look at all the easy-to-understand symbolism in this image that either summarizes NYCC or America.
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Bullsh*t Rating:9/10Stock return 1 day post-IPO:–11% The chart below summarizes our research.
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Evidence-Based Dentistry either publishes systematic reviews or summarizes reviews from other organizations, like the Cochrane Collaboration.
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" And, as Dan Savage summarizes Dr. Fisher's position on open marriages on his blog, "Open relationship failed?
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"Something that's been a constant throughout Lynch's life is that he's like catnip to women," McKenna summarizes.
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Dr. Anna Lembke's small but powerful "Drug Dealer, MD" summarizes other seldom-enunciated reasons doctors became complicit.
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The Atlantic's Yoni Appelbaum summarizes the Mueller report and argues that it is effectively an impeachment referral.
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"We buy products not just to do jobs but for what they say about us," Coughlin summarizes.
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Compiled in 1552 as a gift to the Spanish king, it summarizes the Aztecs' plant-based medicine.
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Choose an article and create a comic strip that summarizes all or some of the news. 20023.
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It summarizes Mueller's report in a way that does not conclude the President, personally, is a criminal.
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The app also summarizes usage in graph form, so users can view trends over days or weeks.
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Their collective statement on the album poetically summarizes the torment suffered and the subsequent escape from it.
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This chart by Vox's Javier Zarracina summarizes the hikes, compared to Hillary Clinton's plan which TPC analyzed yesterday.
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Each issue is headlined with some word or phrase that summarizes the biggest political story of the day.
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It summarizes what it thinks are the most important points as follows, with my commentary following the bullets.
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And above Monroe's pink-and-white crib sits one very special piece that summarizes their little girl perfectly.
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And a Fed index that summarizes labor market conditions has fallen to the lowest level in seven years.
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The second accompanying chart summarizes the key cultural and social transformations put into effect by this demographic transition.
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There's a saddish moment in the show when Jonathan's agent summarizes the discouraging reaction to the "Superbia" workshop.
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"Put simply, you can't look through walls of a home without a search warrant," the presentation neatly summarizes.
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This Venn diagram created by TechCrunch summarizes the provisions of the Compliance with Court Orders Act of 2016.
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An itinerary sheet summarizes the general trip plan, including the cities you will be in on each date.
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Instead of devoting significant attention to all individual characteristics, our brain quickly summarizes the information as a group.
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The Gestapo scene, one of the very best scenes of the year in any film, summarizes this perfectly.
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Instead, the inmate must pose his question to the hearing officer, who then summarizes it for the witness.
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A timeline summarizes the selected projects, categorizing them by type while using color to show their ecological footprints.
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The metaphor nicely summarizes the legislative uncertainty currently surrounding the bill, though not in the way Wasserman Schultz meant.
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To be completely frank, this viral video from 2007(!) probably summarizes fist-pump culture better than my words can.
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The score summarizes information like nearby bars, landmarks and access to public transportation based on data from Google Maps.
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Hulu also released a trailer that summarizes the first three seasons if you want to jog your memory now.
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The argument basically resolves down to three options, which Wikipedia summarizes thusly: Musk is picking the third option here.
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Venus is a "hot acid bath," says Musk in the article, which summarizes a speech he gave in Sept.
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In its email, YouTube summarizes the update as a way to make its terms clearer and easier to understand.
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Here is a flowchart that summarizes my process: The overall theory: Segment the target demographic and create a persona.
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As Jackson Morris of NRDC summarizes, RGGI funds: This handy site breaks down the program's benefits state-by-state.
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This idea is captured in a new H.H.S. website cheerfully titled "Move Your Way" that summarizes the latest guidelines.
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Far from viewing the experiment as a failure, in this scene, he summarizes what he and his patients learned.
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" And on their left, something like a billboard summarizes the whole scene with a simple title: "A Morena's Story.
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It also requires broker-dealers and investment advisors to provide clients with a new form that summarizes the relationship.
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He concisely and authoritatively summarizes the specifics of the Clinton-China incident as he makes the case for perspective.
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And no better sequence summarizes the opulent and over-the-top series better than its brand new opening credits.
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The boys share a grim outlook that promotes their heroin use and summarizes the lackluster gestalt of a generation.
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And the narrower question of what to do about imams — their origins, their trainings, their salaries — summarizes it well.
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Carnes summarizes his findings in the book: The effects on the well-being of working-class Americans are staggering.
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Murray's work on The Bell Curve, Harris insists, merely summarizes the consensus of experts on the subject of intelligence.
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The table below summarizes the main assumptions and gives an indication of the expected power consumption of the bitcoin network.
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Plemons's revelation summarizes — gee, let me think — every situation in Hollywood and, while we're at it, most of the world.
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In the Funny or Die show Gay of Thrones, Van Ness summarizes the week's Game of Thrones while cutting hair.
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The section uses an algorithm to identify stories that are trending on the network and summarizes and links to them.
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Nothing summarizes Lubin's ambitions for Ethereum better than this comment on the transformative power that he sees in the cryptocurrency.
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Democrats have signaled strongly that they will not be satisfied if Barr merely summarizes Mueller's findings in his own way.
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Suryadevara summarizes GM's position, one that has been articulated most forcefully by Mark Reuss, GM's president and main product guy.
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Review the Times article "Understanding Transgender Access Laws," which summarizes milestones from the past several years in this national conversation.
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Sightline's Kristin Eberhard summarizes: In 2015, Portugal launched a carbon tax, and South Korea implemented a cap-and-trade program.
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The report also summarizes interviews with several employees of the resort, including valets, bellmen, room service attendants and security officers.
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In our Opinion section, The Times's editorial board summarizes this week's revelations, saying they underline concerns about his secretive finances.
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Mr. Suffern's pacing is energized but respectful, and his script, written with Mark Monroe, smartly summarizes events of the time.
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An article she wrote in September in the journal Pain Reports summarizes developments in the field of pediatric pain research.
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The app summarizes the bills and gives statements from Republicans and Democrats on how they view the bill that's been proposed.
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Some are offended by a certain picture of Ozark resident espoused in pop culture: "Backwards, no education, doing drugs," McHugh summarizes.
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The YouTube video "Exposing Keemstar as a Fraud," which summarizes Keemstar's alleged wrongdoings, is just one of several anti-Keem clips.
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"We're voting with our middle finger," is how one Trump supporter summarizes voters' disgust with traditional politicians and the status quo.
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As Munn's PSA summarizes, shelter pets are "a little bit of a lot of things, but they are all pure love."
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"If you have emotions from 1 to 10, if I'm not between a 3 and a 7, I'm crying," Bell summarizes.
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"To ensure greater opportunity for all, we must make a massive investment in Internet access" summarizes the Buttigieg plan pretty well.
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It's a piece of art that summarizes and encapsulates our confusing times perhaps better than anything else I can think of.
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"Basically, releasing music that sounds like demos" — that's how the producer and songwriter Fred Macpherson summarizes his longtime friend's signature sound.
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A score summarizes information in your credit report, which is a compilation of information about your loans and credit card accounts.
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A second Nature paper summarizes DeepMind's work on using AI to predict protein folding, a crucial issue for developing new drugs.
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The Fed also released its latest edition of the Beige Book, which summarizes the central bank's thoughts on current economic conditions.
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It summarizes issues of deindustrialization, wealth inequality, immigration and cultural assimilation in a way that is compassionate, observant and emotionally resonant.
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On Wednesday, the Federal Reserve released its latest iteration of the so-called Beige Book, which summarizes economic conditions in the country.
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A paper by David Neumark of the University of California (on the very useful IZA World of Labor's website) summarizes the literature.
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He added that the state flag -- the only one to feature the Confederate emblem -- summarizes Mississippi in terms of the Civil War.
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As Axios' Shane Savitsky summarizes it, here's what you need: An unequal economy: Make sure that most gains are at the top.
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"In many cases, people simply forgot they had these items," the TSA diplomatically summarizes on its blog without going into detailed explanations.
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McConnell years ago figured out how to win elections, and the one word that summarizes his ability to win elections is 'money.
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As Vox's Julia Belluz summarizes here, many Caribbean islands are going through similar crises after being hit by Hurricanes Maria and Irma.
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Trevor summarizes it for me: The time change sucks for parents who have to force their kids to wake up an hour earlier.
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Telegram Inline Bot: Slack Bot Mention: The following table summarizes the added language-touch functionality provided by four popular chat and bot platforms.
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Goldman's composite indicator that summarizes weekly readings rose to 2.3 percent in July and has been gaining traction in recent months, he said.
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"Be seen by more people and get more matches" is how Tinder summarizes its latest feature, which the company currently testing in Australia.
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These faces and voices helped bring down a governor: Zuheidy Ramos, 21 Ramos summarizes her presence at the protests in one word: indignation.
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A video posted Tuesday by Roscosmos, the Russian space program, summarizes this decades-long quest to bring motorcycle joy rides to outer space.
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But what Facebook should be most concerned about is the fact that this growing hostility neatly summarizes a far larger critique of Facebook.
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"Remember that wherever your wedding went, even if it wasn't where you expected, that's what makes it yours," Novak summarizes with unflinching deadpan.
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Matt Harris of Bain Capital Ventures summarizes in a recent set of essays (one, two) what it means for fintech to become embedded.
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As an adult, there is another important number you need to think about that summarizes your history with credit and borrowing: your credit score.
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Chris Mooney at the Washington Post summarizes: The current study is a modeling exercise based on an enormous amount of very fine grained data.
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Here's how it normally works: After an asylum interview, the officer summarizes the facts of the case and reads them back to the applicant.
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The IMF will say that "monetary policy accommodation by the ECB remains necessary," said the document which summarizes the content of the Fund's report.
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Their vision is an AI-driven voice recognition system that not only takes notes, but identifies speakers and summarizes key points and action items.
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"A transcript is great but for business in person meetings, meeting minutes and meeting summarizes add more value than just a transcript," he argues.
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"Vida … her name summarizes everything," she wrote in English and her native Portuguese alongside a photo of herself holding her daughter in her arms.
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" Over bright acoustic guitars and an ambling electric lead, he summarizes his feelings, "and I should be happy / but I'm not, but I'm not.
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It summarizes so much of 80s production—and whether it's the 808s, the basic synth, the echo or the vocoder, I just love feel.
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"In light of the current political atmosphere, it's really important to stay passionate, especially as a woman within the biotech design arena," she summarizes.
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The report, released Tuesday by the city's Commission on Human Rights, summarizes responses from 3,703 Muslim, Arab, South Asian, Jewish and Sikh New Yorkers.
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As Director Bedford summarizes, the artists' sensory experiences make the unconscious visible and connects the uncensored and unabashed inner life with the outside world.
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"Sit-ups or crunches strengthen just a few muscle groups," write the authors of the Harvard Healthbeat newsletter, which summarizes the report's key takeaways.
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The show summarizes a poignant love story even as it memorializes an era whose midcentury standards of elegance and wit have begun to recede.
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In a nutshell, an effective roadshow deck summarizes who you are, what you stand for and why your company will make a good investment.
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This video summarizes a whole bunch of advanced tactics for when you think you're ready: Importantly, losing a battle doesn't mean you lose your Pokémon.
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"You'd be surprised how many members don't know exactly what they want to try and are wanting to be surprised," Niu summarizes the company's strategy.
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Until then, Spotify's annual "Wrapped" feature, which summarizes the tracks and genres individual users spent the most time listening to this year, is live today.
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"Monsanto did a job on this city," summarizes Opal Scruggs, sixty-five, who, like everyone else in her neighborhood, has elevated blood levels of PCBs.
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The confidential document summarizes Malaysia's police investigation into Zaharie Ahmad Shah, the captain of the plane that has been missing for more than two years.
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The researchers recommend in their paper that summarizes their findings that users who rely on absolute privacy should stick to Signal or individual private messaging.
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"For starters, Justice Department lawyers could refuse to follow Mr. Trump's orders even before an investigation began, setting off another political firestorm," the Times summarizes.
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"A phrase that summarizes their attitudes is, 'It depends'," writes report author Lee Rainie, director of Internet, Science, and Technology research at Pew Research Center.
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The residency is expected to culminate in the realization of the proposed work, as well as a presentation that summarizes the process and work accomplished.
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The documents take the form of a letter, in which the interior minister summarizes an application for Cypriot citizenship and recommends the cabinet approve it.
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Sarah Boxer, a champion of the beagle, summarizes the opposition, which believes that Snoopy's increasingly baroque antics hijacked the franchise about halfway through its existence.
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Andrew Testa, who took these photographs on a long tour through Britain, summarizes the mood he found as precisely as his eye captured the country.
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The report summarizes an investigation that encompassed more than 170 interviews with more than 100 witnesses, as well as the review of a million documents.
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In its 19 sections, the poet summarizes scenes from a 1960s sci-fi film that, on the surface, seems ill-suited for such careful reflection.
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And it's a line that neatly summarizes the plight of the real women of this region whose lives bear an uncomfortable resemblance to Ollie and Deb's.
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The Election Ads Transparency Report which summarizes which organizations are spending the money in which locations, will also be returning from 2017's US Midterm Elections.
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The video above summarizes the research, but a longer one going deeper into the data and showing off the resulting model will be appearing next week.
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In one scene she goes through a photo album with Olivia beside her and summarizes her dealings with former students as though they were terrible exes.
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Kind of like the "show, don't tell" rule of cinema, a smartly crafted game summarizes the rules of its universe with a handful of subtle visuals.
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A Twitter Party — which usually begins after some serious celebrity drama breaks out — involves a trending hashtag that succinctly summarizes whatever scandalous event is at hand.
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On Tuesday, it made that information more comprehensible, and therefore useful, with a weekly Ad Archive Report that summarizes political and "issues" advertising on the platform.
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Then there were Becca, Il Makiage, and StyleNanda, who were all called out for "blackfacing" images of their foundation swatches, as Refinery29's report summarizes nicely.
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In the documentary Party Monster: A Shockumentary, Michael Alig summarizes the post-Warhol ethos of the Club Kids: Here, again, is a garbling of Warhol's message.
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" Through female surrogates like Rihanna and Ellie Goulding, he summarizes pretty much every conversation that has ever transpired on the franchise, "How deep is your love?
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Benjamin Carter Hett deftly summarizes this dismal period in " The Death of Democracy: Hitler's Rise to Power and the Downfall of the Weimar Republic " (Henry Holt).
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The Institute for College Access and Success summarizes the options on its income-based repayment website, or you can visit the Education Department's student loan estimator.
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You could quite feasibly suggest that in one line there, he summarizes the record's mission statement (and indeed, to some degree, his entire project since 2013).
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One went into septic shock and died, Dr. Jessica Madden, a pediatrician and neonatologist who serves as medical director of Aeroflow Breastpumps, summarizes on her blog.
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But if the report simply summarizes what is already known, it could embolden Mr. Trump, who has already begun calling for scrutiny of the investigation's origins.
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The New York Times summarizes the document as instructing shelter leaders to screen residents for symptoms and isolate those who have had contact with the virus.
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He doesn't, however, reject the invention, but instead summarizes it as "not an unmixed blessing" for this one specific class of workers—hardly a caustic takedown.
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RACHEL BRONHEIM, NEW YORK To the Editor: Ross Douthat nicely summarizes the difficulties both parties faced in attempting unilaterally to solve our national health care problems.
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The piece summarizes Ensor (1860–1949) as a fantastically idiosyncratic painter defying categorization, imagining masked grotesques in lurid primary colors, all rolling eyes and gaping visages.
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Green summarizes his approach in Aladdin as a reaction to the Dogme 95 movement started by Lars von Trier and Thomas Vinterberg, and championed by Harmony Korine.
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" Shana M summarizes the problem with this beach, which does actually sound like a pretty bad place: "Probably one of the dirtiest and worst beach in OC !!!
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Employers then must file a 1094-C form, which summarizes broad information about employers' insurance offer, the number of full-time workers they have, and other data.
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"There was little change in aggregate levels of racial resentment, anti-black stereotypes, or anti-black affect from before to after the recession," UC Irvine's Tesler summarizes.
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For more information about the current state of small-business owners, have a look at this infographic, which summarizes the results of the Bank of America survey.
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As the paper summarizes: Each child played multiple game levels with both synchronizing and non-synchronizing versions of the robot, with order of condition counterbalanced across children.
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A study that summarizes the findings, just published in the Quaternary Science Reviews, says that the researchers found tortoise specimens throughout the cave and at different levels.
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Johnson summarizes his findings in a PowerPoint deck, then shows it to his wife, who raises objections that he hasn't foreseen (all her friends live in Brooklyn).
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Each piece uses an arresting image from a news or feature story, summarizes it quickly, then poses questions about it and links back to the original story.
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Utility Dive's Gavin Bade summarizes: In the 2016 survey, only 12% of utilities ranked policy and market uncertainty as the top issue with their changing power mix.
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LUMA Partners has kindly allowed us to publish the presentation and commentary, which summarizes pretty much everything you need to know about the digital media industry in 2016.
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Fitch has published a Special Report titled 'Feedback Report: Global Bank Criteria', which summarizes the written responses received on the exposure draft and Fitch's responses to this feedback.
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One 713-year-old girl, Charli*—who has thousands of followers across multiple social media platforms—summarizes why she thinks girls still get more online abuse than boys.
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Basically, as Dr. Antin summarizes, these issues are "no big deal" and not anything that should stop you from giving a home to a loving, needy shelter pet.
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"Our genitals are these fucking question marks dingly-dangling off of the front of our fucking weirdo mashed-potato bodies" is how Gabe Liedman summarizes Alfred Kinsey's theories.
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In Java: The Legend, Benjamin Evans summarizes the current state of the Java Applet as such: That was written before the official demise of the Applet in 2015.
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He is also dismissive of conspiracy theories that the moon landing was faked, but says that he dutifully questioned NASA officials at the time, and summarizes their rebuttal.
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The rally coincides with the release of a new report and website called "Packing Pain," which summarizes workplace injury rates in 28 Amazon warehouse facilities across 16 states.
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As historian Willard Smith summarizes, Bryan insisted "that the teachings of Christ applied … to the structure and administration of government," just as to the conduct of an individual.
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Matthews summarizes: From 2007 to 2011, Democrats and Congress further banned reconciliation from being used to increase deficits; Republicans junked that rule upon retaking power in the House.
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This excerpt from a Daily Kos piece nicely summarizes a lot of what I found sifting his statements: Rubio has flip-flopped dramatically on climate change over the years.
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The Environmental Defense Fund's Dick Munsun summarizes the history of ratepayers getting stuck with the bill: This would be the fifth time Ohioans will have paid for these plants.
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The Center for Law and Social Policy (CLASP), an anti-poverty organization, regularly puts out a report that summarizes how these programs can lead to higher costs than savings.
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"It has been men who've been able to think about their identities in that outward-looking way, and it's been on women to be the support system," Filipovic summarizes.
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"There is no clean single headline that you can point to that summarizes the day's price action," said Richard Franulovich, head of foreign exchange strategy at Westpac Banking Corp.
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In a post on the blog Fanboy entitled "The Hank Pym Issue," Josh Flanagan aptly summarizes the lasting effect this incident of spousal abuse has had for Marvel's fans.
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" As Watkins neatly summarizes, "When you raise the bar all around about how we talk to and write for women, it leads to stronger stories, regardless of who's directing.
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With only slight exaggeration, Carrère summarizes this outrageous benevolence: Love your enemies, take joy in being unhappy, prefer being small to being big, poor to rich, sick to healthy.
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Now we get this year's version of "Testimony" in "Kissing Your Sister," an offbeat episode that both summarizes and comments on everything that's happened so far in Season 5.
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Directs Schiff to compile a report that summarizes the inquiry's findings and deliver it to the House Judiciary Committee so it can determine whether to recommend articles of impeachment.
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The Blousons would meet up there at the end of the week, and there would be a lot of "drinking, Nazi chanting, ritual mating, and canned cassoulet," Morvan summarizes.
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It summarizes 17 experiences where alleged victims of trafficking passed through the site, and details email correspondences between Backpage staff about how to discuss escort services on the platform.
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In the short, a series of moody voiceovers and "archival footage"—recalling the robo-phobic riots of The Animatrix—summarizes the resulting tension between humans and their synthetic counterparts.
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As the Times article summarizes it, the Black Lives Matter movement began with three women in their late 20s and early 30s: Patrisse Cullors, Alicia Garza and Opal Tometi.
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"CPSP plans to collect data in India and Nepal on which pesticides are most commonly used in suicide attempts, and are most likely to result in death," GiveWell summarizes.
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In all the mediocre dialogue—and the fact that Kali wants Eleven to stick around for selfish reasons—this summarizes well the worst part of being an older sister.
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"We do not (and will not) have the resources to properly care for our increasing elderly population, yet we insist on medical intervention to keep them alive," Gawande summarizes.
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One look from the fall/winter '17 collection neatly summarizes her philosophy and ambitions: a "Hold Your Own" knit worn over a deceptively simple slip dress called — what else?
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This graph compares the relative value of highly-paid baseball players using salary and a player's WAR, a baseball statistic that summarizes a player's total contributions to their team.
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The video summarizes Dion's year, from emotional on-stage thank-yous (like the one at the Billboard Music Awards) to performing impressions on Fallon, to releasing her 26th studio album.
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The Economist summarizes the results: When shown one photo each of a gay and straight man, both chosen at random, the model distinguished between them correctly 81% of the time.
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"I don't know which one I turn on for acting," she told GQ, before suggesting that she might rely on both: "Lum is the calculating, thoughtful preparation," the article summarizes.
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In light of many media reports on Apple suppliers' working conditions, the company has published a supplier responsibility report every year since 2007 that summarizes findings from its site audits.
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In the chapter on right-wing critiques of liberalism, Gopnik summarizes the arguments of various types of "authoritarians" that liberalism is not good at providing clear order and symbolic identity.
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But the film could not happen without 'Rocky II' because this unusual object encapsulates or summarizes the tension between reality and fiction that is at the center of this quest.
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The EU Chamber and Sinolytics report summarizes the tasks as the following: CNBC reached out to the companies: Huawei declined to comment, while Taiji Computer and Tencent did not respond.
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Walker summarizes: Building a two-story building surrounded by a city-mandated parking lot on an extra wide street is not the worst thing you could do for the planet.
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A report from Vice News titled,"As The U.S. Focused on Painkillers, Fentanyl Caused a 22019 Percent Spike in Overdoses," summarizes recent findings from the Centers for Disease Control (CDC).
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In her speech, Yellen summarizes the reforms, pointing out how banks are now required to hold much higher buffers against losses and to hold much greater stores of liquid assets.
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And yet the film summarizes the abrupt ending to this collaboration in romantic terms: After the breakup, Peter Madsen opened the company RML SpaceLab where he's building his new manned spacecraft.
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"[This system] has ramifications for the reproduction of inequality, for creating neighborhoods that are segregated by home-ownership status, that are segregated by income, that are segregated by race," McCabe summarizes.
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The following timeline summarizes developments, some of which were highlighted in an 87-page report by Danish law firm Bruun & Hjejle, which led Danske Bank's internal investigation into the allegations. Nov.
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A draft of the order, obtained by the Washington Post, summarizes review measures Trump wants federal agencies to take and raises more questions about his policy on cybersecurity than it answers.
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The New York Times summarizes some of the biggest ones including methane gas, fuel efficiency, the Paris climate agreement, electricity generation, petroleum drilling on federal lands and the Endangered Species Act.
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The report also summarizes the lawsuit filed against President Trump by more than 200 congressional Democrats, alleging that he violated the emoluments clause by accepting foreign funds through the Trump Organization.
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Each driver can attach as few or as many of these verification options as they like, and the app will use these to compile a score that summarizes trustworthiness for each driver.
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This reaction summarizes the way Bakst, a set and costume designer for the Ballets Russes, viewed ancient art of "The Orient," which, to him, spanned from the far east to Ancient Greece.
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Joseph Cox summarizes it for us in Vice: The report itself is split into four sections: content moderation and enforcement; advertising targeting practices; elections and census; and the civil rights accountability structure.
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"Our ability to combine the power of visual and high-performance computing with artificial intelligence makes us an invaluable partner to vehicle manufacturers and transportation companies around the world," the company summarizes.
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Nothing summarizes the year better than when Grande pointed out on Twitter that, even though she stated in May that she had "No Tears Left to Cry," the universe had other plans.
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That means Dr. Rahmstorf's forecast is now more consistent with calculations issued in 2013 by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, a United Nations body that periodically reviews and summarizes climate research.
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Animator and SVA design student Carmel Gatchalian channels the essence of procrastination and laziness into a minute-and-a-half-long video that perfectly summarizes the post-NYE blues, called I'm Busy.
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But nothing summarizes just how small Hollywood is (and how big their family is) like this photo uploaded by Erin Foster (daughter of David and Rebecca Dyer, his second of four wives).
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Deep Focus summarizes who has contacted you and lets you know how important that information is based on the emotions it has identified in the email, voicemail, text message, Facebook message, etc.
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Her answer just about summarizes the nihilism of Trump's Washington, where, when questioned whether the President would ban a religious group from Capitol Hill, his spokeswoman won't say for sure without checking.
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That means Barr could have wide discretion on how he summarizes Mueller's findings and what he chooses to keep secret, as long as he follows regular Justice Department rules for public reports.
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The memo summarizes the half-hour call between the two men, including exchanges about a potential investigation into Trump's political rival Joe Biden that have led to an impeachment inquiry into Trump.
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Wit is, typically, a conservative genre: it summarizes what's known; to condense a truth to an aphorism, you need to be fairly certain that your listener will accept it as a truth.
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Cutts is best-known for his short film, Man, which summarizes humankind's decimation of the planet in under four minutes, set to "In the Hall of the Mountain King" by Edvard Grieg.
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Keisling summarizes the security case: Mail-based voting systems today are far less risky than most polling place elections, precisely because they distribute ballots (and electoral risk) in such a decentralized way.
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Then look through The Upshot report that summarizes the Republican health care bill — named the American Health Care Act — that was designed to replace and repeal President Barack Obama's Affordable Care Act.
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Benfey's account briskly summarizes the rest of Kipling's career, especially the years leading up to the First World War, when his fame and wealth increased, and his political views became more extreme.
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The list of principles summarizes reform recommendations for governments to boost the resilience of their economies against future shocks, including the advice to strengthen policy frameworks to reap the benefits of open markets.
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A picture that perhaps best summarizes the technique's power is of the Zika virus, imaged to resolution such that fine details of the virus could be appreciated during the height of the epidemic.
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Thanks to the partnership, browser users will see a "report card" that summarizes the reputation of the site they are visiting, against standards meant to assess whether it contains reliable and objective reporting.
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The Breakthrough report, authored by former fossil fuel executive Ian Dunlop and author David Spratt, for the most part summarizes cases for pessimism that have been raised in other papers and public statements.
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What's happening: The book, which summarizes peer-reviewed research papers about lithium-ion batteries, is the first machine-written volume from Springer Nature — but the publishing giant says more are on the way.
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"The Microsoft case is a real world data point that sort of summarizes a situation that's been happening over the last several years," Lee Tien, a senior staff attorney for the EFF, explained.
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Reunited with her phone later in the back of a police cruiser, she summarizes the incident -- going so far as to point out the offending officer's appearance and the number of bullets fired.
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Or, as she summarizes it in the book: Taking advice from someone who is trying, first and foremost, to sell you something that will make him or her money, rather than help you.
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Houellebecq summarizes his critique of cultural and political ideals in a photograph of a collapsing concrete sculpture in the shape of the word "EUROPE" right in front of a brightly lit supermarket chain.
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It further summarizes the efforts to disseminate the stolen material through GRU's own fictitious personas, as well as through WikiLeaks—which at one point claimed to have proof that Russia was not involved.
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Weitz and Gilroy have an ear for a line that neatly summarizes a character's point of view in a few words, and they write good rousing speeches (though perhaps too many of them).
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That is the advantage of a regular index: It summarizes several key components into an overall picture of confidence among small-business owners, while also allowing the observation of much more granular details.
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Curtin summarizes the history: The decision to withdraw [from Paris] cannot therefore be interpreted as an aberration — in fact, it is consistent with a pattern of Republican Administrations extending back nearly four decades.
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"I might just want to be held and loved no matter what — and reassured that I'm not going to be alone," Maggie summarizes while Amelia starts sobbing over the accuracy of the assessment.
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"Kind but courageous, friendly but dignified, the bulldog is a thick-set, low-slung, well-muscled bruiser whose &apossourmug&apos face is the universal symbol of courage and tenacity," AKC&aposs website summarizes.
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The final product, including now both the "2019 Wrapped" and "My Decade Wrapped," can be posted to social media with the provided share card that summarizes your top tracks, artists and listening history.
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The report summarizes a years-long investigation spearheaded by the DOJ that concluded conditions in the state's 16 prisons are so bad that they constitute "cruel and unusual punishment" and violate inmates' constitutional rights.
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When I think back on Darius and his sage self, he pretty much summarizes the whole damn episode, actually, the whole damn series when he presents it as a reflection of many of us.
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The results of the Stress test are now to be fed into the Supervisory Review and Evaluation Process (SREP) which summarizes all the supervisor's findings of a given year and gives the bank "homework".
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TheSkimm, the female-led media company best known for its newsletter that summarizes, in plain language, the top news and highlights from the day before, is today launching a mobile app for Android devices.
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ET, which summarizes economic conditions in the U.S. Further to this, the ECB is due to host its latest meeting on Thursday which proved to be a factor for investors throughout the trading day.
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The report, which you can read here, was published today but given to some outlets over the weekend; it summarizes the work of the Internet Research Agency, Moscow's online influence factory and troll farm.
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She also appears near the outset (after a segment that basically summarizes the whole series in two minutes) as a character named "Bianca Storm," wearing a wig and affecting a British (sort-of) accent.
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The recommendation, laid out in a report published Thursday by the Royal College of Physicians, summarizes the growing body of science on e-cigarettes and finds that their benefits far outweigh the potential harms.
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The details: The report, which summarizes interviews of 143 witnesses, including survivors of the attack, found that "no single failure or deficiency was the sole reason" for the deaths of the four fallen soldiers.
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According to the document, which summarizes the hearings, when it comes to the use of spyware for investigations, the telecommunication operators are consulted to facilitate the infection of third party devices with the malware.
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A key to the map summarizes locations of Soviet weapons on Cuba, including MiG fighter jets and sites housing nuclear-armed medium range ballistic missiles, which experts said threatened Miami, Washington and New Orleans.
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Tell them that a lede is the first line or paragraph of a news story that summarizes the most important information, and typically answers many, if not all, of the main news questions — Who?
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The 37-page arrest affidavit notes the victim's body had abrasions "consistent with sexual penetration," according to an autopsy finding, and summarizes statements from a man who spent time with Noyes in Coos County Jail.
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Gates summarizes his impressions of each book in his own words: Incidentally, "Seveneves" also made the cut on President Barack Obama's official reading list, which he shared on the White House website earlier this month.
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" The post summarizes a journal article, published recently in the Archives of Sexual Behavior, as follows: "Acting on cuckolding fantasies can be a largely positive experience for many couples, and hardly a sign of weakness.
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The report is the work of a committee of 13 experts sourced from places like Yale University, UCLA, and Johns Hopkins, and summarizes the existing evidence surrounding policies that attempt to reduce drunk driving deaths.
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"Enhancing protected area coverage, regular monitoring, law enforcement, awareness-building among local residents [are] among the key strategies needed to ensure long-term survival and conservation of the Bengal tiger in Bangladesh," summarizes the report.
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The police accountability office is investigating the incident and on Wednesday released seven videos, three audio clips, a response report that summarizes an interview with the officer who fired shots and a brief incident report.
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The original New York Times article has a very succinct and snappy headline, "A Typical 'Dreamer' Lives In Los Angeles, Is From Mexico and Came to the U.S. at 163,", that summarizes the two graphs.
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When they meet again at the end of the movie, the Dude summarizes his wayward journey as "strikes and gutters," which is basically the same colloquialism filtered through the mind of a bowling alley stoner.
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The four-page outline posted to his campaign website that summarizes it — a document subtitled "A Plan for Urban Renewal" — is today the closest thing the president-elect has to a proposal for America's cities.
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Here's how Browning summarizes the history: Paul von Hindenburg, elected president of Germany in 1925, was endowed by the Weimar Constitution with various emergency powers to defend German democracy should it be in dire peril.
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"The information available to the Government before the invasion provided a clear indication of the potential scale of the post‑conflict task and the significant risks associated with the UK's proposed approach," the report summarizes.
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"In reality, as alleged, the supposed trading results were illusory, and any payouts to customers were derived from funds fraudulently obtained from other customers in the manner of a Ponzi scheme," the CFTC write-up summarizes.
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And that's sort of what "Love Sosa" is about, yes, but above all else, the song's true form is a ballad, one that summarizes better than any other what romance and love mean to this generation.
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Here's how the Library of Congress summarizes what it's doing:The United States Copyright Office is undertaking a public study to evaluate the impact and effectiveness of the DMCA safe harbor provisions contained in 17 U.S.C. 512.
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The New York Times summarizes his rise and fall in the following article about his resignation: The NY Times continues: Unsurprisingly, Republicans—including leaders like Mitch McConnell and Paul Ryan—have been quiet on the subject.
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The table below summarizes the current situation as well as I can — one other thing I've found in researching these services is how hard they make it to easily see the channel lineups, pricing and features.
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Below is a written tutorial that summarizes the points in the video, including the eight steps you'll follow to solve the cube, an overview of cube notation, and descriptions of the algorithms you'll need to memorize.
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The report summarizes evidence on the many benefits of sports participation for children, from acquiring motor skills to developing positive self-image, from strong social interactions to higher levels of physical activity and good weight management.
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Carlile finally sat Tucker down, helped her add verses to her chorus, and within the hour, Tucker was recording "Bring My Flowers Now," a tough-tender anthem that summarizes a life of both defiance and regrets.
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As Michael summarizes, a leading member of the government "is paying millions in protection to a many his government regarded as the very Devil" in order to make sure its mining endeavors remain conflict free and profitable.
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In the mass mailer email, which begins "Dear Lockstate customer" and summarizes its contents as an "update" pertaining to LockState 6i/6000i, affected customers are asked to wait as long as 18 days for a full replacement.
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Last week, Congress received a brief, nine-page report from the State Department, which summarizes the department's investigation into Hillary Clinton's use of a personal email account to conduct work business while she was secretary of state.
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In economic news, The Fed released the latest iteration of its so-called Beige Book, which summarizes economic conditions in the U.S. In it, the Fed said economic activity increased at a modest pace in most regions.
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The agency wrapped the review process in January 202020 when it published a document called a "final determination," which summarizes all the information gathered by the EPA, the public comments it has considered, and other relevant data.
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Those tasked with profiling the victims typically scour social-media profiles and interview stricken relatives and friends, then cobble together anecdotes into an article that highlights a few individuals and summarizes whatever is known about the rest.
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As the title Kin so tidily summarizes, it is the human experience he wants us to consider through his constructed narratives, and how past circumstances shape — or trap — our understanding of others who are just like us.
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After Clinton briefly summarizes her plan to fight ISIS — intensify the bombing campaign, create a safe zone in Syria — she pivots straight to attacking Trump's claim that he has a "secret" plan to fight ISIS: What's Trump's?
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Here's how my colleague German Lopez summarizes his comments from the past few weeks: He previously tweeted comparisons to the common flu, which in fact appears to be less deadly and spread less easily than the coronavirus.
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Another pays out of her own pocket to download the latest court filings in the MyDyer lawsuit from the court's website, and then summarizes the updates for the group (people Venmo her money to cover the costs).
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Mary Robinette Kowal, a science fiction writer, summarizes the history of gender bias in the space program, and highlights errors to learn from as NASA plans to send a woman to the moon in the next decade.
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"The Alpha Almanac summarizes Morgan Stanley Research's Global Economics and Strategy macro forecasts and collects a list of Sector Research's high conviction, differentiated single stock calls across the US, " equity strategist Michael Wilson said in a report Friday.
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The process of creating a found poem entails closely reading sophisticated nonfiction writing in order to first identify salient words and details, then recombine those words to create something that summarizes, reacts to or comments on the topic.
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The Carper-Whitehouse letter cites a memo from William Stull, special agent on Pruitt's private security detail, to Nino Perrotta, the detail's special agent in charge, which summarizes available threat information and shows 16 threats directed against Pruitt.
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" At this point in time, as the Waco Tribune-Herald helpfully summarizes, Baylor is facing "six Title IX lawsuits, a federal Title IX investigation, an NCAA investigation, an accreditation agency warning and an upcoming Big 12 Conference review.
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Hee Yun Chung from California summarizes nicely what many said in other ways: Getting rid of Dreamers would not only damage America's moral high ground in the world, but it would adversely impact the economy and create misery.
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"The youthful, widely-respected House Speaker combines Ted Cruz's intellectual conservatism with John Kasich's moderate congressional track record, a touch of a reformist impulse, plus the added bonus of not being Donald Trump," Vanity Fair's Tina Nguyen summarizes.
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The heat map on export conditions summarizes developments in the signals sent by 18 indexes, which are selected from about 250 economic indicators, the BOJ said in a full version of its outlook report analyzing Japan's economy and prices.
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" An animated informational graphic then takes over, as Mr. Sanders summarizes his plan: "Break up the big banks, close the tax loopholes, and make them pay their fair share," to fund "health care for all" and "universal college education.
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"If you asked an average voter in 2000 whether they were liberal, moderate, conservative, or none of the above, their answer was only 63 percent predictive of what they'd tell you two years later," my colleague Ezra Klein summarizes.
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" Bostrom summarizes his view in these terms: "A common assumption in the philosophy of mind is that of substrate-independence … Provided a system implements the right sort of computational structures and processes, it can be associated with conscious experiences.
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At Bridgewater, for example, the team uses an app called "Dots," via which employees offer constant feedback and rate one another's performances, and another called "Baseball Cards" which summarizes individual employees' strengths and weaknesses based on their Dots feedback.
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This week's United Nations' IPBES (Intergovernmental Panel on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services) Global Assessment, to which I was privileged to contribute, summarizes a great deal of science that lays bare the tremendous loss of nature due to human actions.
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Then I do some journaling, listen to getAbstract summaries (getAbstract is a service that summarizes books and long-form journalism — I get the service for free from my job and I love it.), and do other "wake up" activities.
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" Co-author Hannes Schwandt summarizes the findings, saying, "The immediate impact on antidepressant use that we find, and its remarkable persistence over two, and even three years, certainly constitutes a stronger effect pattern than what we would have expected.
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Article of the Day Article: F.B.I. Director James Comey Is Fired by Trump Before Reading Watch the Times video above, which briefly summarizes the history between President Donald J. Trump and Federal Bureau of Investigation director James B. Comey.
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The market will be watching this Wednesday, when the Federal Reserve releases the minutes from its June meeting and its chair, Jerome H. Powell, testifies before Congress about the state of the economy and summarizes its quarterly economic projections.
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The market will be watching this Wednesday, when the Federal Reserve releases the minutes from its June meeting and its chair, Jerome H. Powell, testifies before Congress about the state of the economy and summarizes its quarterly economic projections.
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MIT summarizes: This will require concerted research and development efforts in a number of key areas including photovoltaics, electrolysis and fuel cells, catalysts, efficient CO2 collection, hydrogen storage and distribution, and synthetic fuel production from CO and H2 feedstocks.
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"It has been nearly a decade of people's lives so it's part of the furniture now," said East, who has produced a series of podcasts called "Previously, on..." in which he summarizes every episode of the blockbuster production in bitesize recordings.
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"Several years into the initiative, there was evidence that it was helping high school reading in Pittsburgh and at the charter networks, but hurting elementary and middle school math in Memphis and among the charters," Matt Barnum at Chalkbeat summarizes.
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The abstract summarizes: To demonstrate independent reading and writing, we built an atomic-scale structure with two Ho bits, to which we write the four possible states and which we read out both magnetoresistively and remotely by electron spin resonance.
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The Post's Paul Kane summarizes his case thus: On policy, the Democrats have relied too heavily on Ivy League advisers who can't relate to poor and working-class white communities, even when their economic ideas are beneficial to those voters.
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Below, I will briefly explain what each trait entails and how it is related to sexual behaviors, attitudes, and health based on the results of a new meta-analysis published in Psychological Bulletin that summarizes decades of research in this area.
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Americans for Prosperity President Tim Phillips summarizes the Koch network position: Why this matters: The border adjustment plan — which would cut taxes on exports but raise them substantially on imports — is central to Paul Ryan's ambitious plans for tax reform.
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But the company claimed to The Verge that that was a part of its "My Day" feature in which it summarizes the events of the coming day and not an ad, and that the devices did not run paid ads.
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This summarizes one of the greatest and most perplexing themes underlying The Covenant: It plunges the viewer into a complex alternative reality without deigning to explain it, or maybe it does, but we were too distracted by Tim Riggins to notice.
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" He summarizes a chapter called "Us Versus Them" with "Give the right of way to people driving cars with the 'Mean people suck' bumper sticker, and remind everyone that we're all in it together against Lord Voldemort and the House Slytherin.
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He had a long history with the Lucheses, according to an investigator who handles Mafia inquiries but was not involved in the murder case, and an F.B.I. report that summarizes the agency's debriefing of a high-ranking Bonanno crime family figure.
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The Atlantic's science writer Ed Yong summarizes it in a tweet:The researchers surveyed a Kodiak brown bear population in Alaska, calculated elderberry ripening dates, analyzed bear poop and estimated salmon abundances to create a picture of how the relationships changed over time.
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So begins the horror story that isn't a story at all—but instead summarizes the rise of the alt-right, a nebulous political movement that simultaneously stands for xenophobic white nationalism and also for antagonizing those who take offense to xenophobic white nationalism.
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He opens with a quick history of cannabis' place in human civilization dating back to 6,000 B.C. He summarizes its spread from Asia through Europe and North America — including the story of how Queen Victoria of England used cannabis to treat menstrual pain.
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Canadian Blood Services is seeking C$855 million ($673 million) over seven years to significantly boost the amount of plasma it collects from unpaid donors to make medications, according to a confidential document that summarizes the full cost of the effort. tgam.
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"The quality of stamp design internationally entered something of a golden period from the late 1960s to the early 1980s as designers applied current graphic design principles to stamps and enjoyed the freedom that advances in printing technology now offered them," Sinclair summarizes.
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A simple description of its material—as a well-armed government agent, who answers to no higher echelon, you police a riot-torn New York City by shooting its citizens on sight, and receive prizes in return—summarizes the game's ugly bluntness.
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As Free Press summarizes (very slightly modified for clarity; emphasis theirs): [BarrierFree] claimed deployment of fiber-to-the-home ("FTTH") and fixed wireless services (each at downstream/upstream speeds of 940 Mbps/880 Mbps) to Census blocks containing nearly 62 million persons.
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One particular interview—where Munn speaks passionately about #MeToo, and her co-stars, Trevante Rhodes and Augusto Aguilera, remain largely silent—inadvertently summarizes the very same infrastructure of male passivity that has allowed sexual misconduct to thrive and fester in the entertainment industry.
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In this introductory section, Julieta González, the show's curator and the curator-in-chief at Museo Jumex, summarizes the exhibition's central premise: to articulate an "aesthetics of underdevelopment" as a form of "epistemic disobedience," or a "decolonial turn" in the region's art history.
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Gazing upon the hospital walkway, which is built over a stream shaded by plants and trees, Jin easily summarizes the philosophy of James Stewart Polshek: that architecture can "heal," but he admits that he doesn't know whether he personally believes in it.
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" He thought that the most appropriate response to Nazi persecution was adult Jewish education, a lifelong cause for him, which would enable Jews, as Mendes-Flohr summarizes, to nurture "their inner, spiritual resources in order to brave the collapse of the world.
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You can check out their comprehensive video review here (note: it's in Hindi), but if this GIF basically summarizes it all: And if you really want to justify the purchase, just remember that there are fidget spinners that cost $20 that aren't working phones.
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"Holy sh*t, this is magic!" was the first Slack message that one of our beauty writers sent to me when I asked her to try the buzziest new foundation out of L.A. — and it perfectly summarizes our entire team's opinion of the innovative product.
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"Contrary to Donald Trump's claims, the Comptroller's Office found no evidence of a donation by Mr. Trump in the year following the attacks," according to an "Information Sheet on 9/11 Donation Review" provided to NBC News on Friday that summarizes the office's findings.
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The 21901-page book elegantly summarizes the ideas of eminent color theorists, before unleashing Vanderpoel's wildly original approach to color analysis: 29 x 10 grids that break down the color proportions of real objects, most of which came from the author's personal collection of antiques.
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If you don't get taken out by a criminal, you're just as likely to be sent back to the start of the level by your end-of-mission debrief, which summarizes everything you got right and wrong before awarding you points and a rank.
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"The story begins at the start of the ex-president's second term when he falls into dementia and an ambitious intern is tasked with convincing the commander in chief that he is an actor playing the president in a movie," Variety summarizes the plot.
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He offered Congress an account that "summarizes the key conclusions" — but in reality, left out key parts, according to Ryan Goodman, a former top Department of Justice legal advisor under Barack Obama and now co-editor-in-chief of the legal forum Just Security.
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It summarizes Apple's approach to the China issue — that Apple believes that by doing business in the country, it promotes "the free flow of ideas and information," and at the same time, Apple has to follow the laws of every country it operates in.
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As Susskind succinctly summarizes, economists largely agree that while machines have sometimes completely substituted for everything a worker does (think of elevator operators), more frequently, they complement workers' jobs, taking over some routine and predictable tasks but in the end making workers more productive.
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The first trailer for the long-awaited sequel dropped online March 2, and quickly summarizes the movie's premise: Dory (Ellen DeGeneres) jogs her famously short memory just enough to realize that she has a family somewhere out there in the ocean, waiting for her to return.
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It takes all of the material information related to capitalization and summarizes it into a digestible format to help founders make executive-level decisions for soliciting stockholder approvals, issuing grants to new hires, raising additional rounds of financing, calculating liquidation waterfalls for a liquidity event, etc.
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" On the stump, Mr. Yang summarizes his early years in a matter of minutes: After graduating from Brown University, he went to law school, spent five months as an unhappy corporate lawyer and then co-founded a business that experienced a "mini rise and maximum fall.
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The memo that summarizes his July 25 phone call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy proves that Trump asked him to investigate two things: a conspiracy theory surrounding Hillary Clinton and the 2016 election, and whether there was any wrongdoing by Joe Biden and his son Hunter.
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The pointed letter from David Apol, the acting director and general counsel of the Office of Government Ethics, summarizes reports of Pruitt's conduct, including a rental agreement with a lobbyist whose husband's firm lobbies the EPA as well as EPA spending on Pruitt's travel and security.
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One of the European Union's (EU) decentralized agencies, The European Monitoring Centre for Drugs and Drug Addiction, (EMCDDA) published its annual European Drug Report for 2016 yesterday, which summarizes drug-related trends and developments ongoing across EU member states, including use, policy, and public health responses.
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That tidbit arrives courtesy of Instagram's annual year in review list, which summarizes the company's top global trends of 2016, from the most-used emoji (the red heart) to the most-Instagrammed days (Halloween) to the most-Instagrammed location based on geotagged data (Disney Theme Parks).
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In this work, Susplugas summarizes our modern relationship to the pharmakon: the dependency of our culture on many of these substances isn't content-driven but fetish-driven, which brings to the fore Kliushnikov's preoccupation with the role of the pharmacological as a part of the utilitarian structure of capitalism.
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Its software-as-a-service then automatically summarizes a story, can create a voiceover or script for a story, and packages up video clips, photos and infographics available within a publisher's platform or Wibbitz's own, to generate a ready to publish video version of a story, in minutes.
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These are the best sectors to own during Republican sweeps, Bespoke says With Republicans set to take control of the Oval Office, Senate and House come January, Bespoke summarizes the sector performances in the three post WWII sessions of Congress where the Republican Party had full control in Washington.
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This isn't quite accurate — as the Daily Beast article that Clinton links summarizes, Pepe was a character in the comic Boy's Club who became popular on the decidedly non-family-friendly site 4chan, expanded into the popular consciousness, and was then "reclaimed" by white supremacists (again, on 4chan).
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There's flat recitation of facts: "One March a few years back, I was in residence at a private women's college in Atlanta," begins a prose piece that summarizes a re-enactment of a 19th-century massacre, and concludes with a dead grandfather galloping along the highway on a horse.
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There's flat recitation of facts: "One March a few years back, I was in residence at a private women's college in Atlanta," begins a prose piece that summarizes a re-enactment of a 19th-century massacre, and concludes with a dead grandfather galloping along the highway on a horse.
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But then when he summarizes by saying, "He paints her just as she is, plain and true," it's impossible not to wish that he had looked more closely at the picture in order to begin to explain to us how in the world Van Gogh went about doing that.
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" Finicum goes on to point to an alleged rat's nest in one of the boxes, and Cooper summarizes: "So, as I understand it, the BLM [Bureau of Land Management] or whoever was in charge of these, the Native artifacts, just kind of boxed 'em up and let 'em rot down here.
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His testimony summarizes the steps Facebook is taking in the wake of Cambridge Analytica to prevent developers from inappropriately accessing data; namely, Facebook is locking down a feature that allowed users to be looked up based on their phone number and is restricting developer access to certain APIs and user information.
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In his 2015 book "Misbehaving, " Thaler summarizes his advice for how to get around an instinctive aversion to loss and invest successfully yourself, which he says is pretty simple: Opt for a mix of investments, mostly stocks; only check your portfolio about once a year; and don't follow the news.
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This section of the story about the company's decision not to name Russia in its first public white paper about the incident summarizes how both executives came across more broadly throughout the piece: If Facebook implicated Russia further, Mr. Kaplan said, Republicans would accuse the company of siding with Democrats.
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We're premiering the first single from it called "Smoke and Drive Around," an electronic-leaning slice of indie pop that perfectly summarizes the feeling you have when you're freewheeling into a night out with a bottle of something and an unspecified purpose—but it's also tempered by an undercurrent of loneliness.
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One of the townspeople of Cloonoila is glancingly introduced as "Fifi, who was a bit of a card from her time in Australia," a phrase that might seem like nothing much but that instantly summarizes a community's world view, precisely because the imputation is never explained: Australia just equals oddity.
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A 2013 report by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, a United Nations group that reviews and summarizes climate science, found it "extremely likely" that more than half of the global warming that occurred from 1951 to 2010 was a consequence of human emissions of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases.
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By averaging polls together and arriving at a probabilistic forecast, the aim is to help people take a more nuanced view of the campaign, one that is less driven by whatever the latest polling number happens to be, and instead summarizes all of the available evidence, with the context of history.
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My colleague Yochi Dreazen summarizes the two main highlights: The first was that Air Force personnel at a base in Montana that stored nuclear-tipped intercontinental missiles had been routinely cheating on proficiency tests, meaning they might not have actually had the skills needed to keep the deadly weapons functioning safely.
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Online writing often willfully or ignorantly misrepresented the aims of the genre; its Know Your Meme entry summarizes vaporwave as "a satire of corporate and consumerist culture and modern capitalism, specifically as a critique of mainstream EDM," even when nothing in formative releases ever seemed to gesture towards EDM sounds or structures.
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The Chairwoman of the German-based European Center for Kurdish Studies Eva Savelsberg, summarizes the gravity of the situation by saying "The PYD has started a process that rivals the human rights violations of the Syrian regime," and added: The West must realize who they are arming and consider the potential consequences.
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The new report, released in September, summarizes the evidence that early temperament in children predicts their later behavior patterns around anxiety; toddlers who show what are called "behaviorally inhibited" behaviors, which parents are likely to perceive as extreme shyness, or anxiety around new people, are more likely to develop social anxiety later on.
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A recent review article summarizes the growing body of research showing that capsaicin, a major bioactive compound present in chili peppers, may play a role in weight control in several ways, including reducing appetite, activating heat-generating and calorie-burning brown fat, increasing the use of fat as fuel and modestly increasing metabolism.
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Matt Stoller, who has made it his mission to target big companies including Big Tech, summarizes the WeWork situation as emblematic of "counterfeit capitalism," a system of founding story myths and fake growth charts underwritten by venture capitalists trying to build long-term, sustainable monopolistic companies using predatory pricing to kill off competitors.
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The "profile," for example, what Malcolm has called "the lax genre of personality journalism," has a familiar rotation: A first section situates us in the subject's compelling company; a second summarizes the work that sets the subject apart; a third charts their biographical path; a fourth puts us with them excitingly again.
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" He had not been able to answer the question nagging at him through his scientific work and religious conversions, a question Harman summarizes as: "How could he know, apart from the ant, the monkey, and all the other creatures that abound in nature, whether his goodness, human goodness, was really genuine and pure?
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The overarching idea, however, is essentially the premise of Interstellar: "There must exist a multitude of universes on other planes, connected together, but elsewhere, outside of the solar system or outside of the cosmic universe as it is defined," summarizes Acardy, who is one of several people providing data to help support this budding theory.
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We have a free newsletter called the Extra Crunch Roundup (example issue) that summarizes the pieces we've published on EC. Top VCs in Edtech, Dropbox, first mover advantage, India's Netflix, scooters, and more Here is something crazy: we have about a 4:1 ratio of free users to paid users subscribing to the newsletter.
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"In terms of digital folklore, one can certainly see this as a variant of Slender Man, YouTube challenges (Tide Pods, cinnamon, etc), and classic mythology with the siren-like bird-woman figure of Momo who lures children to their deaths," summarizes Jeannie Thomas, department head of English at Utah State University and co-director of the Digital Folklore Project.
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All the blood spilled in Sharp Objects represents the deadly consequence of expecting women and girls to reflect ideals of femininity Becca later summarizes the contrast between how girls and women are idealized, versus how it feels on the inside by explaining the significance of the word "cherry" that Camille cut into her thighs as a young girl.
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The Wall Street Journal summarizes some of the CoreLogic findings:As many as 3.5 million homes could be damaged in an 8.3-magnitude quake along a roughly 500-mile portion of the fault—compared with 1.6 million homes damaged if only the northern part of the fault were to break, or 2.3 million if the southern piece ruptured.
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We didn't thought about it at the time, but the song pretty much summons the whole theme of the EP. Obviously it's about love, and "Every Time..." summarizes the cliché about how heavenly and hellish it can be at the same time, but that you, like no matter what, will return to it, again and again.
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Your credit report lists all of your most important financial activities since your very first loan or line of credit, including Your credit score summarizes your credit history and helps lenders make a quick evaluation, but they usually want more details and will make a hard inquiry for a copy of your credit report before approving your application.
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Pearce summarizes the methodology in a piece in the Harvard Business Review: Using data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, we looked at all current coal industry positions (from engineers to mining and power plant operators to administrative workers), the skill sets required for each (for example, specific degrees and amount of work experience), and their respective average salaries.
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" Gradually, over the course of the 19th and 20th centuries, middle-class Americans were taught to aspire to bookishness, with the general understanding that bookishness would always be a moral good: "To be a reader is better than to not be a reader," McGregor summarizes, "but one kind of reading or book is not better than another.
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The New York Times reporter Nicholas Fandos summarizes the historic vote: After five months of hearings, investigations and revelations about President Trump's dealings with Ukraine, a divided United States Senate acquitted him on Wednesday of charges that he abused his power and obstructed Congress to aid his own re-election, bringing an acrimonious impeachment trial to its expected end.
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To keep up the pace (or to satisfy copyright lawyers; she doesn't say), for much of the book Marshall summarizes Bishop's letters, rarely quoting more than a phrase or two, not a whole passage or paragraph, with the result that we get little sense of Bishop's idiosyncratic voice, with its anxious qualifications, dry wit and looping self-reference.
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A report in 20093 by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, a group of about 2,000 international scientists that reviews and summarizes climate science, found it to be "extremely likely" that more than half the global warming that occurred from 1951 to 2010 was a consequence of human emissions of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases.
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One paragraph succinctly summarizes the new study from a team of Harvard researchers led by Ben Sommers: Using a timely survey of low-income adults, we find that Arkansas's implementation of the nation's first work requirements in Medicaid in 2000 was associated with significant losses in health insurance coverage in the policy's initial six months but no significant change in employment.
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In one of the book's afterwords, Nicholas L. Syrett, chair of women, gender, and sexuality studies at the University of Kansas, summarizes the history of fraternities in the United States—how they evolved into these secret, single-sex clubs where men bonded in degrading one another with homoeroticism, where friendships were formed through "secrecy and shame," and where sexual violence was commonplace.
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The biggest hikes number in the thousands of dollars, and are concentrated among single parents: Batchelder helpfully summarizes this in two tables, one for single parents: And one for married couples: Who's affected depends on how many children they have and how much they have in child care costs; married families with only one child probably won't face a tax increase, for example.
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Glick summarizes: In short, the Commission should get out of the business of mitigating the effects of state public policies and instead encourage the RTOs/ISOs to work with the states to pursue a resource adequacy paradigm that respects states' role in shaping the generation mix and while at the same time ensuring that we satisfy our responsibilities under the FPA.
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Ingram, channeling Kuhler, also describes Rocaterrania's social customs and scientific advances (one of its farms was "the first to use human waste as a crop fertilizer"), and summarizes, with some of the most striking of any of Kuhler's full-color drawings, the story of a Rocaterranian film, supposedly produced in 1956, about the voyage of the nation's astronauts to the Moon.
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Written in the form of a letter to Marie, it summarizes what little is known about her life and poses some urgent questions about it in an effort to pull the enigmatic woman who became Eugene's vixen-muse out of his shadow and begin examining what appears to have been her more active but overlooked role as his creative collaborator.
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" Greer summarizes an opinion of two "possible scenarios": one in which the organization is "being intentionally misleading" about what actually happened, or they're telling the truth and the person or persons behind the DDoS attack did it purposely following Oliver's broadcast "to actively prevent people from commenting in support of keeping the Title II net neutrality rules that millions of people fought for in 2015.
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The following chart by Vox's Javier Zarracina summarizes how America compared using earlier, 2012 figures: A big part of this is that the US just has many more guns per capita than any other country: Gun ownership rates don't explain all the variation in homicide rates; lots of poor countries, particularly in Central America, have gun homicide rates many times that of the United States.
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The bust is depicted face down in the 1628 Martyrdom, and its caption, in one neat sentence, summarizes both its art historical and spiritual/philosophical significance: "By placing this fragment face down, Ribera not only suggests his own rejection of Classical ideals in favor of naturalistic painting, but also evokes the blindness of idolatry versus the heavenly light of God to which Bartholomew turns his gaze".
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Devin Nunes, to call for witnesses to be invited or subpoenaed to testifyallow the House Intelligence Committee to publish redacted transcripts of closed-door depositionsdirect relevant committees to report their findings to the House Judiciary Committeedirect Schiff to compile a report that summarizes the inquiry's findings and deliver it to the House Judiciary Committee so it can determine whether to recommend articles of impeachment.
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Counter to the conventional narrative that success of top performers can solely be explained by deliberate practice and specialization, the researcher Dean Keith Simonton found the exact opposite: "The compositions of the most successful operatic composers tended to represent a mix of genres…composers were able to avoid the inflexibility of too much expertise(overtraining) by cross-training," summarizes UPENN researcher Scott Barry Kaufman in a Scientific American article.
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In Trump Asks for Unity, but Presses Hard Line on Immigration, The Times summarizes the speech and the reaction to it: President Trump delivered a message of bipartisan unity on Tuesday night in his first address to Congress in the new era of divided government, but signaled that he would continue to wage war for the hard-line immigration policies that have polarized the capital and the nation.
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