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clearest securest most certain most positive most confident most assured most convinced most decided most definite most satisfied most resolute most unfaltering most unwavering most conclusive most unshaken most unvacillating most absolute most cocksure most sanguine most unshakeable most decisive most self-confident most self-assured truest plainest most indisputable most irrefutable most incontrovertible most indubitable most unquestionable most categorical most unambiguous most unequivocal most definitive most evident most obvious most undoubted firmest steadiest strongest boldest fastest safest staunchest steadfastest most solid most stable most unswerving most assertive most composed most poised realest most infallible most unfailing most authoritative most concrete most bound most doomed most unavoidable most inescapable most ineluctable most ineludible most necessary trustworthiest loyalest best trustiest honestest most reliable most dependable most faithful most devoted most dutiful most committed most dedicated More
"surest" Antonyms
unsurest unclearest iffiest vaguest haziest hinkiest most uncertain most doubtful most dubious most sceptical(UK) most skeptical(US) most undecided most hesitant most indecisive most unconvinced most unsettled most unresolved most diffident most indefinite most tentative edgiest fearfullest nerviest most nervous most unconfident most apprehensive most concerned most insecure most worried most anxious most uneasy most afraid most stressed chanciest most debatable most arguable most controvertible most disputable most contestable most questionable most contentious most inconclusive most unestablished most answerable most doubtable most mootable most controversial unsteadiest most unstable most wavering most suspect most unbalanced most untrustworthy most unpredictable most unreliable most unsafe most erratic most inconsistent most inconstant flimsiest shakiest dodgiest flakiest(UK) weakest rockiest most undependable most disreputable most fallible most unsubstantiated most unsupported most fallacious unlikeliest most improbable most avoidable most preventable most stoppable most avertable most needless most evadable most unnecessary most avertible ficklest slipperiest sneakiest most deceitful most dishonest most irresponsible most faithless most unfaithful most untrusty most duplicitous most traitorous most disloyal most treacherous

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In confronting these dangers, we know that weakness is the surest path to conflict, and unmatched power is the surest means of our defense.
That is the surest way to stem the plastic tide.
Good conversation and an easygoing nature are the surest strategy.
Knowledge is in every country the surest basis of public happiness.
Jana thought the fastest and surest way to success was confidence.
Indians have long regarded gold as the surest store of wealth.
For most Americans, they remain among the surest paths to wealth.
The surest way to do that would be to step back.
Upgrading to better headphones is the surest path to better audio.
Carrie makes the surest architectural comparison for the space: the panopticon.
Knowledge is in every country the surest basis of public happiness.
The surest way to find success is to avoid being unsuccessful.
Removing him from office is the surest way to do that.
The surest evidence of Trump's dominance is on the campaign trail.
The surest way to empower special interests is to make government dumber.
That's the surest way to send the message that abuse is unacceptable.
Tightly trading on a single persona is the surest route to degeneration.
This has been one of our species' surest means of sustaining communities.
At tight end, Travis Kelce is the surest thing not named Gronkowski.
In a way, the cash was the surest part of the deal.
But he insisted that player action was the surest avenue to change.
No more passive consumption for me — it's the surest way to misery.
The easiest and surest way to equanimity is to let time pass.
The surest bet was that they would exceed age 86 on average.
What's the surest way for someone to recognize that they're being an asshole?
That is the surest way to guarantee it's all going to go downhill.
The opening guitar riff — written by Mr. Bowie — is one of rock's surest.
The surest way of alienating older consumers is to treat them as old.
The extension is the surest sign yet that the Russia investigation isn't finished.
One of the surest ways to look dedicated and capable in your interview?
When in doubt, sweets are the surest way to a co-worker's heart.
Under hypercapitalism, the most beautiful things are the surest signs of impending crisis.
It is the surest sign that he is feeling like his old self.
Both entrepreneurs think that improving human cognition is the surest path forward for humanity.
Investing is the surest way to build wealth when you learn certain basic principles.
Updating is one of the easiest and surest ways to quickly secure your devices.
The surest way to ruin something is to splice it into the modern ether.
Plus, talking about staffing and process is the surest way to lose a crowd.
It's also funny, the surest sign that Franken may actually be a regular person.
But that market is one of the surest ways to accumulate wealth over time.
For most teams, the surest way to acquire a superstar is to draft one.
The surest way to shut down this dangerous transit is to stop providing transport.
But many developers believe that following them is the surest way to gain approval.
All this, Bradley knew, was the surest way to fall for the biggest lies.
CreditCreditKayana Szymczak for The New York Times The surest route to a drummer's heart?
America is only liberty's surest guardian when we remain true to our highest ideals.
The course chosen by the Shakers was, quite evidently, the surest way to extinction.
He chose that message because research shows it is the surest path to victory.
The surest anti-phishing protection is also one of the rarest assets around: common sense.
"The surest way to kill the exchanges is to keep them a secret," Jost said.
Hahn was the film's surest shot at a nomination in the best actress (comedy) category.
"This is the surest way to see that Dylann Roof is executed," Wilson told CNN.
We can be surest about how much plastic is produced and where it ends up.
But because blockbusters are the surest bets, that's where the studios increasingly funnel their energy.
The surest way to avoid loan problems is to have more money for college upfront.
As with every addict and enabler, the surest path to recovery begins at rock bottom.
The surest way to be heard is to show up – and we've done it before.
The surest way would be to pull out of those countries and lose those customers.
The surest way is to cut off the flow of ideas from around the world.
Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump have the surest staying power, despite being overshadowed early on.
It doesn't seem to occur to him that the surest invitation to mockery is humorlessness.
The Warriors, furthermore, are supposed to be the surest thing in North American professional sports.
There is a common misperception that the surest way to frustrate hackers is to encrypt data.
Being close to a politician is often the surest way to a steady income in Nigeria.
By contrast, Plato argued, the surest signs of a bad leader are narcissism and self-indulgence.
That pattern of stuttering, incremental repair work is the surest guide to the next five years.
In the end, the surest brake upon nepotism may not be the law, but public opinion.
Cost cuts, not fickle revenue growth, provide the surest way for Ermotti to close that gap.
Mountaineers know that the surest route to the summit is the one that has worked before.
But the surest way to serve the EU would be to do so from other places.
Will he tilt in whatever direction, and toward whichever constituency, is the surest source of applause?
That's the surest way to make sure he'll be in the NHL sooner rather than later.
Underestimating him would be the surest way for Democrats to ensure a Trump presidency through 2024.
The OECD holds that in France being born well is the surest route to academic success.
But the surest way to make that ludicrous charge come true is to jail Hillary Clinton.
But the surest way to court disaster is to have no coherent plan at all. ♦
They were anointing a savior and anxiously unsure about who represented the surest and best hope.
The surest marker of a nation's preferred international order is its treatment of its own citizens.
It's the surest and quickest way to slow climate change by sequestering carbon and producing oxygen.
No longer the "fastest and surest way" to get universal coverage, the former Texas congressman says.
Term limits are the surest way to weaken the legislative branch and empower the executive branch.
Perhaps the surest of those votes is Thomas, a staunch opponent of abortion throughout his career.
State leaders must refocus policies on employment to reinforce work as the surest pathway out of poverty.
It represents the surest path to a large enough audience to keep a beleaguered industry economically viable.
That would depress Republicans and excite Democrats — the surest formula for the GOP to blow its majorities.
Getting these systems back on track is one of the surest ways to maintain the nation's competitiveness.
The surest path to winning over these skeptics is to stop dodging some aspects of her record.
Tolerance of diversity, not repression, is the surest way to govern a vast territory with many peoples.
Removing that threat, therefore, is the surest way to persuade North Korea to abandon its nuclear weapons.
They came to learn that the surest way to reach Mr. Trump was to call the office.
The surest way to cope with a financial crisis is for banks to have lots of equity funding.
Beyond that, though, the surest anti-phishing protection is also one of the rarest assets around: common sense.
"That's the worst thing you could do because it is the surest tax on your money," Dalio says.
"Sending complicated things to Congress is often not the surest way to get a quick answer," Earnest said.
The surest way to stem the housing emergency is to protect tenants in the homes they already occupy.
FIND MORE MONEY The surest way to avoid loan problems is to have more money for college upfront.
That would be the fastest and surest way to stop the purportedly irredeemable harm of renewing DACA applications.
Trump's claim that the surest way to catch a hacker is "in the act" is just plain wrong.
The surest way to solve the problem would be to close the loophole in the third-country agreement.
And if Gucci is any indication of a promising number two's potential, that's the surest bet of all.
It's also the surest way for a company to go out of business within the next few years.
Refusing to budge until "complete" denuclearization would be the surest way to undermine the current process of detente.
They're often the surest safeguards for labor rights, as the Economic Policy Institute noted in a May report.
Sheri Linden, The Hollywood Reporter:  Bo Rhap the movie is on its surest footing in the music sequences.
If you want to keep your seat, disagreeing publicly with Trump is the surest way to lose it.
He believes the surest and quickest way of getting there is through a plan like Medicare for America.
He believes the surest, quickest way to get there is a proposal like the Medicare for America bill.
This was the surest signal to the LGBT community that Trump was not a foe, but a friend.
Early on, she realized it was her surest ticket out of her hometown, so she got to work.
Ultimately, the surest way for consumers to make K-Cups more sustainable may be to stop using them.
"The law is the surest way we have to hold the Marcianos accountable," Mr. Moffitt said by telephone.
"We believe this is the surest way to see that Dylann Roof is executed," she said on Monday.
Protecting and expanding forests is one of the cheapest and surest ways to curb climate change, experts say.
Claiming to have found the better way to fight terrorism became the surest way to win the debate.
The surest way to be in the wrong is to assume with blind conviction you're in the right.
Two New Yorkers pursuing their master's and doctorates, they saw school as the surest way to attain security.
Pre-conception: Sex education Many would argue that the surest way to stop abortions is to avoid unwanted pregnancies.
The bottom line: The return of the "NCAA Football" video game seems like the surest thing at the moment.
The surest way to bring the sweetness out of a scorpion is to surprise them with a thoughtful present.
Larry is an open-minded economist whose basic tenet is that free enterprise is the surest path to prosperity.
This is, in my humble opinion, the path of least resistance and the surest way to avoid self-destruction.
Perhaps the surest sign of the potential power of data analysis is the opposition that often forms around it.
But the "Boo'd Up" remix, released last night, is one of the surest statements yet that she's breaking through.
"Weakness is the surest path to conflict, and unrivaled power is the most certain means of defense," he said.
Encouraging everyone to use less water would be the surest way of easing shortages and social tensions, Mohan said.
Honesty is the surest way to stay out of jail and to avoid becoming an asset for foreign intelligence.
Here's the surest way to know that it's time to quit your job: you just aren't that into it.
And the surest way to arouse a sense of wonder is to leave us with something to wonder about.
The causes for diabetes are complex, but the surest bet to avoid it is exercise and a healthy diet.
National media types have even begun debating whether Slay is "elite," the surest possible sign that he already is.
My interest isn't which types of programs at which kinds of institutions yield the surest employment and highest salaries.
Maybe this nihilism of his was just his surest ticket to prominence and relevance, which he so obviously craves.
Yet if this new reality were to come into existence, it would be the surest sign that nothing changed.
The surest way to limit the economic damage, of course, is to limit the spread of the disease itself.
Provoking a nuclear war with another country is the surest way for a despot to lose power and life.
It is the surest pathway to reducing infant mortality, mitigating high birthrates, slowing migratory pressures and unlocking economic potential.
Philadelphia just became one of the few cities to take among the surest steps possible to unravel mass incarceration.
Perhaps the surest sign that American socialists are not revolutionaries is their willingness to work within the two-party system.
By deleting these blog posts, G/O Media triggered one of the surest phenomena on the internet: The Streisand Effect.
And as always with Android, the surest way to get the latest software tends to be buying the latest phones.
But the surest way to get a foothold is, on at least one thing, to know what you're talking about.
As such, we consider network effects the most important type of defensibility, and thus, the surest route to value creation.
The surest route to earning the respect of gaming enthusiasts is to earn (or buy) the endorsement of professional gamers.
That fondness is the surest sign of a comedy's success, and Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt's second season continues to inspire it.
"Sending complicated things to Congress is often not the surest way to get a quick answer," he said this week.
The surest sign of a jump ball: Democrats believe Mr. Trump starts with a narrow advantage, while Republicans believe Mrs.
"  I assert that developing our emotional intelligence skills is the surest way to reach "the better angels of our nature.
Because the surest way to reduce public benefit costs is to increase employment and the wages of those already working.
"Artificial complexity" is perhaps the key phrase for his work, and the surest way to understand and describe his achievement.
If we eliminate heavy drinking, which no one endorses as healthy and where the association is surest, that number climbs.
Nadal on clay in Paris remains the surest money in sports — he has captured that Grand Slam a dozen times.
Economics of Equality Here's one of the surest routes for men to think of women as equals: Have a daughter.
The surest way to slow down climate change is to stop burning as many fossil fuels in the first place.
DiversifyThe surest way to be successful in the stock market is to avoid putting all your eggs in one basket.
So we leave Rhea on the verge of triumph and disaster, the surest loser who thinks she's a winner yet.
It's also the surest way to prove that the EU is not interfering in the U.K.'s internal political debates.
I believe that, but I also believe that for many people, the surest route to higher wages is increased skills.
Not so long ago, the surest sign that you are extremely rich and/or a supervillain was access to a helicopter.
Non-governmental organizations are also under pressure, and the surest way to get unwanted government attention is to have links abroad.
And the surest assumption might be that both are targeted by the moderate candidates lined up on either side of them.
Opening with "Age of Consent" and its inescapably catchy bassline, the sophomore effort is arguably the band's surest full-length statement.
Recent history and philosophy have taught that violence is the surest outcome of blithely ascribing the quality of evil to another.
While folks find a variety of ways to achieve their goals here, earning an education is the surest path to success.
But in the latest crisis, the surest thing in Zimbabwe is the American dollar, which people prefer keeping instead of spending.
Because "No Regrets" preaches precisely what Buddhism has been preaching for centuries before it: mindfulness is the surest path to enlightenment.
But a loss would be inexplicable, and the surest path to an N.F.L.-leading 17th straight year without a postseason berth.
You paid for season ticket on the subway, now you realize subway travel is the surest way of getting the disease.
The notice is the surest sign yet that federal authorities have wrapped major investigatory matters related to the 2016 Trump campaign.
Things may not get better, he said, but accepting reality has been the surest way to keep his vibrancy from eroding.
The surest way to see what profits Trump is taking would be the release of his tax returns — which hasn't happened.
For a pitcher, the surest way to get an out is to strike out the opponent, thus eliminating all fielding variables.
Others — chiefly Themistocles, founder of the Athenian navy — rejoined that the city's fleet of triple-decked galleys constituted its surest defense.
In fact, the surest way to eliminate all trade barriers would be through a simple, postcard-sized Free Trade Agreement (FTA).
When I'm stuck the surest jolt out of my rut is poetry: I find Berryman, Bishop and Brenda Shaughnessy particularly inspiring.
As well as being impossibly cute, it would therefore seem that tardigrades are our surest hope for maintaining life on this planet.
In a world of government by executive order, Congress loses its relevance and judges become the surest check on an overreaching executive.
But the surest sign of the music's power has not been the singing in Hong Kong but its absence in mainland China.
Public Health Here is the surest way to enjoy the peace of mind that comes with having health insurance: Don't get sick.
Nothing is guaranteed, but if Durant truly wants to play in the NBA Finals next season, the Dubs are his surest bet.
It's also the fact that his tweeting is the surest sign that Trump intends to turn his presidency into a perpetual campaign.
Perhaps the surest sign of significant growth in the industry is the recent curveball Dallas County threw Escape Expert and its competitors.
Our inability to support talented students who want to become professors means depriving the academy of the surest way to reinvigorate itself.
In 21916, they had reason to believe that the republic they chose to fight for was the surest means to that end.
Steny Hoyer (Md.), the Democratic whip, pointed to an assault rifle ban as the surest way to have prevented the Orlando tragedy.
The surest way to get a hot shower while camping however is to heat up the water using your camp stove first.
The combination of an energized minority party and relatively disengaged majority has often been the surest path to flipping a congressional chamber.
That means their surest way to keep growing is to get more deeply involved in more areas of their Chinese users' lives.
That's the surest path to passing a 2019 spending bill and showing constituents that Congress can tackle its most basic governing responsibilities.
Still, officials said unemployment insurance usually offers the surest way to assist furloughed workers, even though they can be reluctant to apply.
Some of the other provisions in the Senate bill include: Surprise bills seem like the surest bet for action at the moment.
Knocking some of them out is the surest way to blind, deafen and disorient America's armed forces when they are far from home.
Verdict: Shuldiner lacks creativity — the surest way to make a situation like this more uncomfortable is to turn it into an art project.
Is basing a film series on a theme-park ride the surest bet in capitalism, or the stupidest, weirdest idea of all time?
"The certainty of one national program, with reasonable, achievable standards, is the surest way to reduce emissions in the timeliest manner," he said.
Just 26 years old, she has plans to be a doctor, and she understands education is the surest path to achieving her dream.
He was the greatest South American basketball player who ever lived and one of the surest-thing Hall of Famers of his generation.
The man's surest option, most inmates agreed, was to go down hard, and prey on the president's unique approach to America's pardon system.
"This is the surest way to see that Dylann Roof is executed," said Scarlett A. Wilson, solicitor for the state's Ninth Judicial Circuit.
One of the surest ways to do this is for the Federal Reserve to target a stable growth path for total dollar spending.
That is the surest path for polluter allies in Congress to end the gridlock and avoid a government shutdown over funding the government.
Expanding, not shrinking, union membership would be one of the surest signposts on America's road back to income equality and fairness in employment.
But the surest way to turn them off is for Democratic leaders to continue to pressure Sanders to drop out before June 14.
It's the Simpson trial's surest legacy: It doesn't matter what you do to become famous, as long as the cameras are on you.
They point to the old investing adage that the surest way to make money in a gold rush is to sell mining equipment.
The surest sign that employers were scrambling for workers would be steady pay gains, as businesses bid higher for the workers they need.
The surest way to defend civil rights and civil liberties is to structure the government apparatus so that it can't easily violate them.
After you've settled on a low-cost investment provider such as Vanguard, automation is the surest way to set yourself up for success.
In the eyes of his supporters, Mr. Modi is the surest bet for this country to grasp glory and actually get something done.
The surest sign that Trump knows how poorly he did on Tuesday night is how hard he worked Wednesday to change the subject.
To me, the word is the surest way to reduce a woman to her gender, in the most vulgar way possible: It's both.
Ms. Warren's elaborate attempt to neutralize Mr. Trump's attacks represented the surest sign yet that she intends to run for president in 2020.
Nearly all make this calculation well aware that in a fast-changing economy, college is the surest shot at a better-paying job.
"But of course, the surest way to make President Trump do something is to tell him he should stay away," she added. 2.
And specific recent acquisitions that will debut when MoMA reopens in October are the surest signs of MoMA's intention to widen its sights.
On top of that, the surest way to be wrong about the economy is to look at recent data, rather than long-term trends.
But cronyism, not competition, has been the surest route to riches, even after the partial dismantling of the "licence raj" nearly three decades ago.
But other Democrats, who are highly critical of Trump, said the surest way to get them on board would be the termination of Mueller.
This is the surest way to engage in a thoughtful negotiation with Congress and stakeholders to maximize taxpayer investments and the effectiveness of programs.
He saw his work, too, as a refinement of matter, which explains why the surest path to immortality might pass through adding-machine tape.
Joe's late-game exit eliminated Aubry Bracco's staunchest ally – and surest ticket to the final Tribal Council – at the moment she needed him most.
The surest sign that Brett Kavanaugh will be confirmed to the Supreme Court is that opposition to his nomination has devolved into a farce.
That scorched-earth approach is the surest way to control lead threats, but few school systems have the money or knowledge to pursue it.
He knows that recruiting top players is the surest path to success at his new job as Central Connecticut State University's men's basketball coach.
The surest path to success would be if Mr. Trump were to engage directly with the summit meeting's core theme, Democratic Governance Against Corruption.
And the struggle over this issue underscores that state usury laws — like those in 15 states — offer the surest protection against debt trap lending.
Taken together, the measures are the surest signs yet of how California is setting itself apart from Washington — and many parts of America, too.
And the surest way for Mr. Trump to win cheers from coal crowds was to aim at an easy target: Mr. Obama's climate rules.
As we've seen in places like Russia and Turkey, one of the surest signs democracy is being eroded is a crackdown on independent media.
Educating the electorate is the surest way to increase motivation to turnout so that election results might better match the will of the people.
In other words, the founders thought the surest route to dictatorship or monarchy would be to allow presidents to wage wars on their own.
It was one of the surest signs that national Republicans were abandoning King, and weren't about to jump in to save his floundering campaign finances.
Over cabernets and bourbon-glazed meatballs, investors gossiped about which of the accelerator program's chosen startups was the surest winner or the most certain dud.
Chuck Schumer has concluded that denying President Trump his wall is perhaps the surest major defeat Democrats can hand the President in his first year.
The surest way to improve iPad apps on the Mac is for Apple to force its own employees to use them and then fix them.
"The surest way you make that go away is by officially getting rid of the part of the law that is allegedly unconstitutional," he said.
When the president appoints someone to lead and staff a department, agency or board, that is often the surest way for him to control it.
The FDA clearance marks the surest sign yet that Apple is increasingly moving away from simply being a fitness company into being a health company.
The surest mark of your descent down the audiophile rabbit hole is the first time you start to seriously consider buying a dedicated headphone amplifier.
"Doing nothing now ... (is) the surest route to both a taxpayer funded bailout of Puerto Rico and a humanitarian crisis for its people," he said.
Putting these approaches into practice now, before new regulations appear—or old ones are threatened—is the surest way to avoid being caught flat-footed.
That Amis can present "mortality" and "suffering" as "motifs," rather than subjects, is the surest sign of the primacy he gives to style over matter.
In our two-party system, the surest way to accomplish these things is to support the other party, in every race from president to dogcatcher.
Consistent fidelity to promoting American values is the surest way to sustain public support in the United States for pursuing a durable relationship with China.
While banks believe that innovation and common-sense standards are the surest paths to increased security, the retail lobby continues to offer up only distractions.
Turning internet service over to unaccountable cable TV-style corporate control is one of the surest ways to strengthen elite power relative to everyone else.
That has proven to be the surest way to create a discordant wild west of standards and measurements that make educational disparities impossible to see.
I had done my research, and I knew that the surest way to an un-medicated birth was to have a midwife by my side.
Despite what basically any quick scan of Twitter or Facebook might suggest, however, the surest way to beat the bots isn't to argue with them.
Earlier this year Trump implemented tariffs on China, the European Union, Mexico and Canada, saying it was the surest way to secure improved trade deals.
Brown has also run for the job before, and the surest indicator that a politician might run for president is having run for president before.
Ms. Warren's allies and supporters said the electability question — who would be the surest bet to defeat the president — disproportionately hurt female candidates after Mrs.
In the surest sign that the holiday season is now over, the Christmas LPs that dotted last week's Top 10 have plunged down the charts.
Artists contend that the First Amendment is their surest shield against rules that municipal officials argue are necessary to prevent works that some find obtrusive.
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"Doing nothing now ... (is) the surest route to both a taxpayer funded bailout of Puerto Rico and a humanitarian crisis for its people," McConnell said.
Finally, the idea that the three companies would pool their efforts to speed along cost-saving medical technology is probably the surest result of all.
The first is his conviction that the surest path to restoring Russia as a great power comes at the expense of an American-led order.
One of the surest signs that you're super into someone is letting them use your phone charger, even when your own battery is still critically low.
By the late 20th century, most developed countries were ruled by professional politicians who recognised that economic success was their surest route to staying in office.
Heat waves are one of the surest signs of human-caused global warming, with studies showing a sharply increased risk of such events around the world.
The surest sign of such failure, Terry Laughlin reckoned, was bubbles, though he found the froth created by other swimmers a useful guide when overtaking them.
At Accenture, one of the surest ways we've found to close this persistent gap is to put women in decision-making roles for budgets and compensation.
Although military pressure would be the surest way to address North Korean issues, political pressure is a viable option at present that could bring positive effects.
Still, it's worth remembering that focusing on the things you can control, and undertaking plenty of preparation, are two of the surest ways to reduce anxiety.
But still, even today the surest way to know if a cable is safe is to look for a review from one heroic Google engineer (seriously).
But the surest way to sabotage the prospects of blacks is to convince them that they have no agency and, therefore, no responsibility and no hope.
But his dream was to attend the Defense Services Academy, the surest route to success for a young man during a half-century of military rule.
"The surest way to kill the exchanges is to keep them a secret," says Timothy Jost, a consumer advocate at the National Association of Insurance Commissioners.
Pascrell says securing Trump's tax returns is the surest route to learning what Trump has been pursuing, both on the campaign trail and since taking office.
The Clinton adminstration's 1994 framework agreement with North Korea stopped Pyongyang's plutonium production — the surest route to large numbers of nuclear bombs — for nearly a decade.
In a period when the traditional finale clap has been reduced to one finger tapping against an iPhone, that's the surest sign something extraordinary just occurred.
And, in perhaps the surest sign that it's time for another Great Flood or whatever, Jack in the Box shares fell slightly on Monday after Kardashian's tweets.
"We have a very strapped economy in upstate New York and the surest way to ensure continued poverty is to run a low wage economy," he said.
The design of products and services and user interfaces is one of the surest ways for a non-technologist to thrive in an increasingly techno-centric world.
Calorie restriction is one of the surest ways to stave off aging-related diseases and boost longevity in creatures with short lifespans, like mice, yeast, and worms.
So is the takeaway that letting your kids run wild with a can of paint the surest path to a lucrative career in Silicon Valley one day?
Instead, I mean that taking an extreme view -- in this case on the liberal end -- is the surest way to rack up likes and retweets on Twitter.
The surest way to protect women's health is a full package of sexual and reproductive health services, including comprehensive sexual education, contraception and access to safe abortions.
Developing cures for diseases like Alzheimer's — which will cost the nation over a trillion dollars annually by 2050 — is the surest strategy to meaningfully reduce healthcare spending.
Despite the dangers of traversing the heavily policed waters on crowded inflatable rafts, landing on Greek shores has been the surest route to refugee status in Europe.
"The surest way to kill the exchanges is to keep them a secret," Timothy Jost, a consumer advocate at the National Association of Insurance Commissioners, told Vox.
And the surest way to lose that momentum in public perception is to allow the investigation to become an all-encompassing grievance vehicle for Democrats against Trump.
In any religion, the regulation of such sites is the surest sign of a hard shift toward orthodoxy — toward an attempt to rigidly define doctrine and heresy.
It's not what school a child goes to that makes the difference, it's the amount of love a child receives that builds the surest foundation for happiness.
I mean that literally, because a recent Pew study found that featuring children on your channel is the surest path to YouTube success, but also figuratively, socially.
Spiralizer Making your own meals is the surest path to better eating, and one of my favorite ways to do that is to make veggies more interesting.
The surest way to a stable life was the military, so Joseph volunteered for the United States Army Air Corps, just before the U.S. entered the war.
But while programs like these may lend increased professional credibility to the cannabis industry, recruiters say that studying cannabis isn't necessarily the surest route to a job.
The surest sign that Spieth was spent came on the 12th hole, when he didn't yell at himself or the ball as it headed for its bath.
And in the surest sign yet that the apocalypse is imminent, today my editor has asked me to write about the burgeoning phenomenon of blowjob wedding photos.
But if North Carolina State gets in while Arizona State is left out, it will be the surest sign yet that the Age of R.P.I. is over.
The lack of an interpreter, or "terp," is the surest signal that there's no security or seating anywhere near the front of the stage to see the music.
But remember that one of the surest signs you've done something right in apps with significant uptake is that any changes are greeted with massive, primarily negative outcry.
So, with that, some words of inspiration for graduates: If your goal is to be a funded startup CEO, the surest path is probably to launch a startup.
Making sense of it all is the surest way to see where this technology is going, and whether it's the real deal or mostly just another marketing ploy.
And it remains far from clear that the message will get through to desperate families who see smuggling as their surest route into Europe as its borders close.
The surest signs of dynamic competition in any market are low prices, abundant choices, and constant innovation — and that's a great description of shopping on the internet today.
The appointment of John Bolton as Mr. Trump's national security adviser is perhaps the surest indicator of a corrosion within the Oval Office of long-held American values.
One of the surest signs that you're super into someone is buying something for their home, because it's a hint that you like spending time at their place.
Regardless of the challenges our country faces in years to come, one of the surest ways we can protect our way of life is to target the debt.
This time, the surest claim is that the "Great American Eclipse of 2017" will be the most photographed in history by groundlings now that cellphone cameras are ubiquitous.
Making sure that Warren and Sanders have the biggest followings possible is the surest way to make sure that a progressive wins the nomination and, eventually, the presidency.
Literal, physical wetness, we decided, is the surest sign of one's figurative wetness, but one need not be visibly wet—or even a man—to be a wet man.
They would no longer rely solely on the Law School Admission Test, or LSAT, which has been considered the surest predictor of how a student will fare in coursework.
Having explored this vertical, it's clear to me that HR tech platforms are the surest way to yield the unquestioned must-haves the market now demands on both sides.
This is also a delicate dynamic to talk about because the surest path toward boring, bland art is to insist that it be morally, ethically, socially, and politically palatable.
That sentiment, which Mr Trump divined and has exacerbated, has now infected the party to such a degree that hostility to immigration is the surest indicator of Republican support.
Being marked as an enemy by the former "Apprentice" star is about the surest-fire way to cult popularity in Britain short of personally masterminding a One Direction reunion.
The trial's real-time depiction of Tim's character being confronted with his own bullshit was one of the surest riffs on the characters and ideas that brought us Trump.
Andrew M. Cuomo and the Council speaker, Melissa Mark-Viverito, arguing that it is the surest way to put an end to the brutality and dysfunction inside city jails.
Weaponless players banded together and rushed vehicles—the surest hope of staying alive—and played together with a level of teamwork I don't often see in competitive online shooters.
It remains the high-water mark for players, managers, executives and fans, the surest way to write your name into history, either as an individual or as a team.
"Generally speaking, having a pilot on the aircraft who is as much at risk as the passengers is probably the surest guarantee of safety there can be," Landells said.
Warren didn't even talk all that much about Donald Trump, the surest way to establish instant rapport with strangers in a city that loves to hate its native son.
The surest way, then, to honor his legacy on the day that bears his name is to commit to standing up by the tens of thousands to demand change.
Before the last independence vote, Scots were told by London that the surest way to stay in the European Union was a vote to stay in the United Kingdom.
As U.S. Skiing's surest bet to medal, the New Jersey native faced heightened pressure as well as the variables associated with outdoor competition, like weather and constantly changing course conditions.
Now, wearing a nice tie one of the surest ways for the well-dressed man to stand apart from the sea of pleated khakis and baggy blue button-up shirts.
Offred's great task, assigned to her by the new patriarchal state, is also her surest way to endure (and she reminds us, more than once, that she intends to survive).
"Sending complicated things to Congress is often not the surest way to get a quick answer," White House spokesman Josh Earnest said on Monday when asked about letting Congress decide.
And that is the surest way to ensure that the Democratic Party's disastrous 2016 mistakes will be repeated — only next time, with a man at the top of the ticket.
The bill faces a veto threat from the White House, which considers a similar Senate measure with fewer strings attached as the surest way to speed aid to strapped agencies.
The Rockets, the surest and most reasonable team imaginable, drowned in hatred for each other and themselves, and just washed out of the playoffs in the most depressing way imaginable.
And yet it is the surest way to build newsroom relationships and trust, gain exposure to a variety of story forms and master the stresses that journalists face every day.
Smart speaker One of the surest signs that you're super into someone is buying something for their home, because it's a hint that you like spending time at their place.
The surest sign of European intent vis-à-vis Silicon Valley is the promotion of Margrethe Vestager, EU's tech-bashing competition chief, to a role overseeing tech policy as well.
The surest proof of this, it seems to me, is how many of the wonderful inquiries shared [at the symposium] began with face-to-face interviews, and, ultimately, interpersonal trust.
Yoder took 68 percent of the vote in the GOP primary, which isn't the surest sign of confidence for the fall; Cook is moving the race into its toss-up category.
One of the rules of the Trump White House appears to be that telling the president he can't do something is the surest way to make him want to do it.
Both he and officials in New Jersey have found that the surest way to get defendants to show up is to bombard them with messages reminding them of their court date.
The surest way to find out if something fishy is going on with your financial data is by checking your credit report and monitoring your credit score for any big changes.
The surest guarantee of full and simple justice is that Trump is not reelected in 2020, not that a Republican Senate would do its duty with an epochally important election approaching.
The surest way to allow American manufacturing companies and jobs to thrive is to end the trade war for good and remove the tariffs causing increased costs and market-distorting effects.
Be smart: In race after race, Democrats are consistently topping their performance in previous elections (often by double-digit margins), the surest sign of sustained momentum and a possible November wave.
The Denver Post is a storied institution, published since 1892, with a lengthy, multi-chaptered ethics policy posted on its website—perhaps the surest sign of old fashioned print-media ombudsmanship.
In that environment, the small National Interdiction Unit, sequestered in a secure mountainside base in Kabul, has been one of the surest bets in striking against the opium and heroin networks.
For Mr. Corker, whose surest path to re-election would most likely have involved hugging the president tight, the decision not to run has removed any electoral constraint against full candor.
" Kropotkin's vision led him to issue a clear prescription: "Practicing mutual aid is the surest means for giving each other and to all the greatest safety, the best guarantee of existence.
Getting more Americans climbing the ladder is the surest way to reduce income inequality – not keeping some people off the bottom rung to pay others a little more to stay there.
As we saw in 4, nominating a candidate aligned with corporate special interests with little enthusiasm from the Democratic base is the surest way to hand President Donald Trump a victory.
And the surest way to increase the number of hours worked is to allow more immigration, which would be directly at odds with Mr. Trump's get-tough stance on that topic.
They say the close contest — Lipinski won by only 2 points against Newman, a virtual unknown — is evidence that embracing progressive values is the Democrats' surest route back to the majority.
Learning a foreign language and getting soaked into an entirely new culture and worldview is the surest way to become an open-minded, understanding, tolerant individual, and that is absolutely priceless.
To that end, he founded Impossible Foods, realizing that the surest and fastest way to eliminate that industry was to use better technology to give people a delicious plant-based option.
Here's why so many people quit this jobs in 2018, and why the same will be true for 2019: Quitting was the surest way for workers to get a raise in 20193.
But the fact still remains that the surest way to box office success — even as budgets continue to balloon — is to make a superhero movie or an animated film about talking animals.
Among all the ways to be wrong about sports, the surest shortcut to showing your ass is to talk about them as if they've already happened, and you saw the last episode.
"Our relationship with China is complicated at the moment, and I am convinced ... that the surest route to a successful outcome is for us not to be negotiating in public," she added.
Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads One of surest ways to generate interest in a technology that has been in use for some time is to combine it with a new idea.
The fact that campaigners for that right remain incarcerated is the surest sign that Saudi Arabia is not interested in empowering women but only taking advantage of their use to the state.
The Badgers under Greg Gard resemble those annoyingly great teams of his mentor, Bo Ryan, in that they limit turnovers, which is the surest way for a favorite to avoid an upset.
The indictment was taken by some Republicans as the surest sign yet that Mr. Mueller's investigation is likely to grow more painful to Mr. Trump and his associates before it wraps up.
The subway isn't going to be fixed any time soon — state lawmakers continue to refuse to pass congestion pricing, the surest way to fund the necessary repairs to get trains running reliably.
For all the outcry, and swift government response, it remains an open question whether metal detectors are the surest, or smartest, way to keep weapons out of New York City's public schools.
Actually, perhaps the surest similarity the Kavanaugh affair affords is that of an elite bent on never losing face, regardless of charges against it, and insisting their order of things be upheld.
The agency's abdication of its mandate to protect consumers underscores the need for state usury laws, which have passed in 16 states and offer the surest path to curtailing debt-trap lending.
In the 2009-2010 debate, there was a recognition but also a realization that the surest way to kill health care reform was to challenge the pharmaceutical industry and hospitals and providers.
To say that the surest approach to a character like this is sick humor — Christian Bale in American Psycho or even Kathleen Turner in Serial Mom — doesn't mean it's always the right way.
They pleaded guilty because they were told that it was the quickest and surest way to get back to their homes and families in Jamaica and to put an end to their nightmare.
Indian Bollywood actor Nana Patekar The surest sign of changing times came two weeks ago, when a decade-old story about the public harassment, bullying, and abuse of Bollywood actor Tanushree Dutta resurfaced.
And with there being as many debates as there are letters in the alphabet, using words (the best words!) to describe this election cycle is the surest way to get our feelings across.
Recognizing Israel's authority to designate Jerusalem as its capital is the surest way to ensure harmony and that the holy sites in the city remain open to all who wish to visit them.
The surest way to convince the market that the government will indeed let an institution fail — thereby imposing market discipline on that firm — is to have a credible plan for handling that failure.
And it's no secret that they see energizing Hispanics, who chose Obama over Mitt Romney by a whopping 71 to 27 percent in 2012, as the surest route to realizing their policy goals.
Federal disaster funding is upside-down In the United States today, the surest means for cities to fund large-scale investments in climate change and disaster resilience requires first suffering a natural disaster.
Mr. Trump's energy promises to those attending a corporate conference contained a fundamentally incompatible concept, as expanding the exploration of natural gas is the surest way to hurt coal production, and vice versa.
"Clarifying the Wassenaar [Arrangement] language itself seems the surest means of ensuring consistent implementation in a global cybersecurity environment," said Dean Garfield, CEO of the Information Technology Industry Council, during his testimony Tuesday.
Yes, 1.5-year-old starters aren't the surest of things, and Espinoza could be a thing of beauty or one of the many 28.5-year-old pitchers who don't ever quite make it.
She and other experts described this "authoritarian reversion" as a global contagion that has undermined the abiding faith that forging liberal democracies and market economies was the surest path to prosperity and equality.
Among the surest signs that subtitled series won't wholly transform TV is their total absence on big-network primetime, where low-lift reality shows and procedurals like NCIS still grab the biggest ratings.
"The surest way to kill the exchanges is to keep them a secret," Tim Jost, a health law professor at Washington and Lee University who is generally supportive of Obamacare, told me recently.
Amid deep resentment toward the role of business in wealth disparities and shrinking the middle class, shared ownership is the surest path toward building both a more equitable enterprise and a just society.
"If you'd asked us 20 years ago, we would have guessed that global health would be our foundation's riskiest work, and our U.S. education work would be our surest bet," the Gateses write.
And 10 Democrats will take the stage on Thursday night for their party's next presidential debate, each determined to present himself or herself as the surest route to the far side of Trump.
Sending the Mexican economy into a tailspin is the surest way to reverse that trend, which historically has been driven by market forces, and has never been deterred much by fences or walls.
But remember this: the surest path to 270 is winning the national popular vote, and there's little chance you will live to see another presidential race in which the state-by-state analyses mattered.
The irony is that the surest way to reduce immigration to Britain is, as one migration adviser puts it, to wreck its economy, and leaving the EU is a quick way to do that.
The pay-per-transaction model is the surest way for pros to understand how much they are paying out per client, without laying out tons of upfront capital with nothing to show for it.
As a rule, she's surest in roles by other choreographers; Balanchine's classicism makes her look sentimental, as if she's telling us how much she loves this choreography rather than showing us why it's lovely.
In an economy where there are currently more open positions than people actively looking for jobs, he said bringing in more people from the "sidelines" may be among the surest ways to boost growth.
Though these findings are promising for those who already have a healthy relationship with alcohol, it's also important to note that adopting overall healthy lifestyle habits is the surest way to protect your heart.
A free press remains the surest defense against tyranny, and it's a tragic sign of our times that so many courageous journalists are repressed, imprisoned or killed, and that their oppressors act with impunity.
And the House bill faces a veto threat from White House advisers, who regard the Senate bill as the surest way to speed the needed aid to strapped agencies dealing with the migrant influx.
It would seem that in the Brooklyn of today, the surest way to win voters' hearts is not to vow to lock people up, but to offer policies to keep them out of jail.
She is the surest magnet for the audience's sympathy, a woman compelled by her husband's carelessness (at least) and the press's insensitivity (at best) to play a role for which she has no appetite.
The surest route to ending this insanity is if President Trump takes executive action now to direct the full shutdown of government operations in the event of a failure to pass a spending bill.
But getting dragged back into the morass, once again getting mired in other peoples' quarrels, losing another decade as China and others march on — that would be the surest path to America's strategic decline.
Fear is perhaps the most powerful motivating force in politics, and fear of a powerful president is the surest lever to move a lawmaker from a "no" to a "yes" on a presidential priority.
Former President Barack Obama spent years working toward the Iran deal, a landmark foreign policy achievement that his administration believed was the surest way to keep Iran from getting nuclear weapons and avoiding war.
" Rowe disputes the notion that a Bachelor's degree is the only or surest path to success: After all, he points out, "the world is full of very happy septic-tank cleaners and miserable investment bankers.
Harder to get into than Harvard Regardless of whether students harbor ambitions to move overseas, attending an IIT continues to be viewed as among the surest means of success, and getting in is incredibly competitive.
U.S. economic data is likely to improve, which means there are no signs of an economic recession, the surest killer of rallies, and there isn't even a big indication of a correction on the horizon.
But in order to regularly see a page's posts in your feed — the surest way to expose yourself to a range of ideas — you almost invariably have to start with a public stamp of approval.
"Job-driven apprenticeships are among the surest pathways to provide American workers from all backgrounds with the skills and knowledge they need to acquire good-paying jobs and grow the economy," the White House said.
If companies like Facebook are going to hold the data of our daily lives, the surest route to security and a sustainable business is for us to hold a stake in those companies in turn.
That was crucial, because it brought to the surface questions about her ideas that are best recognized and evaluated now, so that Democratic voters can figure out if she's their surest bet against President Trump.
That was the subway fare in 1968, and politicians from New York City to Albany knew that the surest way to get voted out of office was to be seen as responsible for raising it.
Spiraling student debt, rising college prices and growing awareness that post-secondary education is the surest ticket to a decent job have combined to make tuition-free college an essential new element of public education.
It is one of the surest, most unyielding rules in presidential politics: Once one candidate has a sizable delegate lead, it becomes difficult — at first increasingly improbable, then mathematically impossible — for another to catch up.
Curbing global greenhouse gas emissions is the surest way to avoid turning Australians into climate refugees, but, despite an increasingly concerned public, the country's conservative government continues to prioritize economic growth over long term survival.
The surest way to do that is through the power of dance, which, lest we forget, needs no funding approved by Congress to bend the world in Trump's image — one jackbooted heel step at a time.
The surest way to follow the law would be to ship the rifles from a federal firearms licensed dealer in Arkansas to an FFL in Virginia, where I'd go through a background check to retrieve them.
With rock stars remaining on stage into their dotage and long-running sequels one of the surest ways to make money in Tinseltown, the risks of losing a "key human" (or on occasion animal) are growing.
The authors argue that parents worried about their children's future now have to focus on raising the brightest youngsters possible, and one of the surest ways to have bright children is to marry a bright spouse.
And the truth for any member of Congress in a system built for incumbent protection is the surest way to your own reelection is to say nothing, to do nothing – to stay out of the arena.
Their mother's return to London wasn't simply a family reunion, it was the surest way to dig up the danger and mob-style drama that plagued Margaret's actions through the first two seasons of the show.
The pathway to power and leadership for Democrats, and the surest pathway to justice for Trump is to win the presidency, House and Senate by championing our values and visions — which a majority of voters support!
The White House never wavered in dangling both the stick and the carrot in front of Kim, seeing that approach as the surest way to avoid getting played by the North Koreans like previous U.S. administrations.
The difference now is that I'm out of touch, both with Iranian youth culture and my old online friends, and don't understand any of the slang being used—the surest sign of old age there is.
And the surest way to do that, he says, is to infiltrate it with outside information through leaflets, radio broadcasts and DVDs filled with South Korean TV dramas and smuggled through the North's border with China.
It is one of the surest signs yet of how so-called third-wave specialty coffee — the kind that inspires almost monastic devotion to pour-over brews and perfectly steeped drinks — has become a hot business.
Across the country, Republican candidates are racing to out-Trump each other in congressional primaries, concluding that their surest path to electoral success is to emulate a president who can often appear immune to political gravity.
Though Chinatown was just around the corner, Wong was a rare Asian resident on the Lower East Side, and he became integral to it, one of the surest and most steady documentarians of its cracked mood.
Probably the surest shot in the whole Tonys derby is Glenda Jackson, who at 81 and after two decades in British Parliament, has returned to the stage and is up for leading actress in a play.
But in the surest and most striking sign of tectonic movements, N.F.L. Commissioner Roger Goodell, as careful and conservative a leader as you'll find in pro sports, felt compelled to call out the president on Saturday.
The surest sign that Tyler Cameron had become A-list wasn't just that he was going on dates with Gigi Hadid and hanging out with Taylor Swift, but also that he wasn't really giving any interviews.
But there is also that part of me that knows I can always find the surest path back to who I am, because I will continue to protect the deep, self-affirming relationship I have with myself.
After all, facial hair is the surest sign of an evil version of a character, and like I've already argued, we all know Superman is totally going to turn out to be evil in Justice League anyway.
But the surest sign that the film, which costars Kevin Spacey, Jon Hamm, and Jamie Foxx, delivers the goods is that Sony's executives actually pushed forward its release date, figuring they've got a hit on their hands.
This seemed like the surest way to get the most out of a week's worth of bonding with an AI. I also made a point to call her "her" instead of "it," because friends are not its.
We also know that a Sia-penned reject ended up on Sia's own album, lending credence to the rumor that she worked on a track with Queen B. But Jay Z and Mariah are the surest things.
Lack is described as one of Weinstein's surest allies among the executives, as Farrow cited a phone call between Lack and Weinstein's lead attorney David Boies, during which Lack told Boies that there wouldn't be a story.
In the 1960s, amid painful racial division and the assassinations of John F. Kennedy and Martin Luther King Jr., a national consensus nonetheless emerged about the meaning of citizenship, democracy and America's global symbol as liberty's surest guardian.
Here are three other, more subtle skills to master if you want to keep bringing in a paycheck: The surest way to get yourself fired is by refusing to fit into the murky concept of your workplace's culture.
The surest path toward denuclearization of the Korean peninsula, therefore, is to end the longstanding state of war between the United States and North Korea and replace the 85033 Armistice, a temporary ceasefire, with a permanent Peace Agreement.
People held in jail are more likely to plead guilty, two University of Pennsylvania studies show, not because they are more likely to be guilty but because that is often the surest way to get home more quickly.
And, feeling bad for them is the surest sign that you are a "snowflake" -- one of those easily offended liberals who bow to the altar of political correctness and see everything as a potential trigger warning or outrage.
This is the best way to foster competition and create a robust incentive for companies to be good custodians of our data, for the destruction of trust is the surest way for platforms to flip from growth to decline.
New York (CNN Business)In the surest sign yet that the trade war is hurting the American economy, manufacturing activity contracted for the second month in a row in September, falling to a level not seen in 10 years.
Government moves to overhaul outdated public transport, making it safer and more environment friendly, will put the brakes on a mode of travel that has long been the surest and cheapest option in a country of 13 million people.
"The redeployment of American tactical nuclear weapons would be the surest way" to deter North Korea, Defense Minister Song Young-moo said last month, but he added that it would be difficult to get Washington to agree to that.
So, we pulled up to the curb of the Langham, where suit-clad staffers took our bags, cooed over our little one (the surest way to our hearts), and let the front desk know that we'd arrived via headset.
The surest sign of a blue wave in New York may not be the groundswell of new grass-roots groups, or the roster of insurgent candidates, or even the more-than-doubled voter turnout in September's state primary elections.
In an interview with The New York Times in October, Mr. Cohen gave the surest indication yet that he was looking to reopen a hedge fund, saying that he was "leaning" toward taking outside money from investors in 2018.
For more than a decade, China has made significant investments in conventional ground based intermediate range missiles, primarily because Beijing believes that is surest way to cripple the ability of the United States to project power into East Asia.
"Speaking of the black market, the surest way to get people to have more problems like what we're seeing right now is to take away these flavors," said vape YouTuber Tony Brittan in a video about the flavor ban.
Ironically, the surest sign that humanity has entered a geological era defined by our impact on the planet's ecological metabolism may turn out to be that we are no longer able to control or mitigate what we have unleashed.
Looking out for No. 1 may seem like the surest path to the top, but new research suggests that devoting time to assisting others, even when it doesn't personally benefit you, may be the best path to a fatter paycheck.
Moreover, because Republicans saw Democratic failure as their surest way to gain nationally in the next election, anything they did to help Democrats look like they were succeeding, even where common ground could be found, worked against Republican power dynamics.
Merely watching the show — and going along with one Twitter user's instructions — is one of the surest ways to work on your own personal fitness goals, whatever they might be, and gain peace with yourself and others in the process.
They see someone with a romantic view of himself in the world—he once wrote, "The surest escape from the mundane is to teleport into the tragic realm"—who is also titanically self-absorbed, and desperate never to appear reactive.
And yet the surest way to drive Egyptians out on the street on Monday is to give them the impression that their government is on a path toward greater repression than even during the darkest days of the Mubarak era.
Obviously, the surest path to moistening your presumable dry turkey (unless you've followed our tips for perfect turkey, of course) is to make a soup out of it, but there is no need to make the usual mock-chicken soup.
They'd been through so much together — her graduate school, his new business, the deaths of his parents, serious illnesses, a thousand good times — and of all the things he was sure of in his life, he was surest of Miranda.
Kim will 'resolve' denuclearization In the surest sign yet that Kim is intent on engaging in international talks, the North Korean leader made his first foreign trip as leader to Beijing this week to meet with Chinese President Xi Jinping.
Cutting down on wasteful federal spending is important in its own right, but perhaps more importantly, shrinking the size and scope of the federal government and devolving decision-making to the states is the surest way to drain the swamp.
Mr. Bullock, a Democrat, said the executive order was the fastest and surest way to bring back net neutrality rules and to head off any decisions by internet service providers to begin throttling or charging websites more to reach consumers.
Microsoft and most security experts will tell you that the surest way to prevent a ransomware attack is to keep your Windows system up-to-date and fully patched, run security software, and avoid opening email from unknown parties and opening unknown links.
As Thomas Piketty showed in Capital in the Twenty-First Century, hereditary wealth and the concentration of power today look a lot like they did in the eighteenth century; then as now, the surest way to get rich is by being born rich.
The Employment Based Visa program, known as EB-5 for short, has existed for more than 30 years and remains the quickest and surest way to get a green card, provided applicants' source of funds is well documented and invested in legitimate projects.
The stated purpose of the effort is to help America's poor, given that roughly one in seven Americans remain impoverished nearly a decade out from the Great Recession and given that a job is one of the surest paths out of poverty.
Or this unsettling, dangerous paradox: At a time when a college degree is one of the surest harbingers of higher earnings and better economic security, college itself is regarded with skepticism by many Americans and outright contempt by no small number of them.
With the bulk of the opera season being performed at the Opéra Bastille, a guided tour of the Garnier is the surest way to glimpse the lavish interior, with its famous murals by Marc Chagall that adorn the dome of the auditorium.
My sense is that the playoff play-in tournament right before the postseason begins, which would feature the four teams that place between No. 03 and No. 20 in each conference in the regular season, is the surest bet to be added.
The driver tried to cancel the trip so I would not be charged, but her effort failed and I lacked the time to deal with the onerous process of complaining to Uber — the surest path to job-threatening bouts of daytime drinking.
In Jabarti's world, the purpose of schooling was to learn the Quran by heart, restating the orthodox Muslim position that God alone was the cause of all earthly phenomena, knowledge was finite and revelation, not reason, was the surest guide to living.
And I was happy for his obliviousness, because although I was only three years older than him I'd learned by then to see obliviousness as the surest sign of belonging, and I wanted more than anything for him to feel he belonged.
And across the aisle, a septuagenarian socialist Brooklynite, who speaks of revolution and only recently warmed to combs, is threatening the coronation of the former first lady and secretary of state once considered the surest non-incumbent bet for a nomination in modern times.
Manheim, Pennsylvania (CNN)Donald Trump on Saturday evening offered up the surest sign yet that he is returning to the bombastic, bare-knuckle style that defined his primary run as he wrapped up a week that raised fresh concerns about his presidential campaign's viability.
So from the early 1970s into the 2000s, a succession of discussions was held between the two superpowers that led to treaties designed to put a cap on the numbers and lethality of these weapons that both sides recognized were the surest path to Armageddon.
Second, while acknowledging that one of my greatest influencers on economic theory is Milton Friedman, his oft-repeated argument — that free trade with a "closed" nation is one of the surest ways to drive it toward freedom and partnership — has not worked with the Chinese.
In the surest sign yet that Sunil Gulati, the United States Soccer Federation president for the past 12 years, is in for a bruising re-election fight, his deputy Carlos Cordeiro announced Wednesday night that he would enter the race to replace his longtime friend.
The opinions confirm, in the surest language yet, that the company's records are essential to an ongoing grand jury investigation and relate to "foreign interference in the 224 presidential election and potential collusion in those efforts by American citizens," according to Howell's own words.
"In the meeting, Ambassador [Richard] Olson expressed U.S. support for an Afghan-led, Afghan-owned peace and reconciliation process as the surest way to end violence and ensure lasting stability in Afghanistan and the region," the State Department said in a written statement Monday.
While it works out the mechanics, the surest route to happiness is to eat the bo bay mon while sipping cold coconut water through a metal straw out of a whole green coconut that you hold in one hand, like a cup of coffee.
At the moment that Saul witnesses the killing of the boy, he becomes — in Kierkegaard's beautiful expression — a Knight of Faith, someone who made a commitment, and who can pursue it with passion, as if it was the surest thing, even in the face of overwhelming odds.
A strong primary night in New Hampshire for Mr. Rubio would allow him to make a compelling case to voters and donors that he is the surest bet for unifying the party against its most divisive presidential contenders, Donald J. Trump and Senator Ted Cruz of Texas.
The industry will also want to lobby the federal and state governments to be more supportive of exploration, as it sees boosting supply as the surest way to lower costs for domestic consumers, and it is opposed to government intervention to reserve gas for local consumption.
HOUSTON — In the end, after the controversy of the seventh inning resulted in Washington manager Dave Martinez watching the remainder of Game 210 of the World Series from the visiting clubhouse, the Nationals realized that all along their title hopes rested in the surest set of hands.
The surest way to make fans of the Philadelphia Eagles cringe, to make them look as if they downed a handful of ghost peppers and chased it with hydrochloric acid, is to mention Ronde Barber, Ricky Manning Jr. or a Branch — Cliff or Deion, take your pick.
But the theoretical elegance of a carbon tax, which most economists and scientists believe is the surest way to control emissions on a broad scale, was no match even in reliably Democratic Washington for relentless fearmongering about job losses, higher electricity bills and more expensive gasoline.
The high-volume political war that on several occasions this year pushed the law to the brink of repeal undermined confidence in Obamacare's stability and generated confusion about whether it still exists, even though Obamacare remains fully intact and on its surest political footing in months.
You don't see those extremes anymore, but we now have a new generation of F1 drivers who have taken a broader lesson to heart: one of the surest ways to become an also-ran in Formula 1 is to be identified as someone who can be intimidated.
Some see fine arts grad programs as an aspiring artist's surest ticket into an elite club of sorts, as well as a crucial time to hone one's craft; others see them as factory-like places for artists to navel-gaze as they prepare for lifetimes of debt.
Under a plan now being considered by the Trump family and its lawyers, Ivanka Trump, Mr. Trump's elder daughter, would also take a leave of absence from the Trump Organization, in the surest sign that she is exploring a potential move to Washington with her husband, Jared Kushner.
An emissary named "Citizen Genet" was sent to the United States to try and destabilize the newly-founded US government through partisan politics, riots and insurrection because Washington refused to back the guillotine-loving radical government, armed with an understanding that anarchy was the surest path to tyranny.
The President's actions betray the very ideals that make the United States a great nation: the notion that America serves as liberty's surest guardian, not because of the strength of our military or the vastness of our economic and material resources, but through the reach of our mercy.
" The surest path forward, if Democrats are to borrow from Sanders heading into the midterms, is what Murphy told me when I asked him if he was advocating the abandonment of complexity: "I think underneath the big, easy-to-understand ideas can be a second level of nuance.
" But for all that investing advice, Mr. McCormick devotes the first 50 pages of his book to the need to "maximize the value of your single biggest asset — your labor," making points such as, "Investments in education are one of the surest ways to financial security and wealth creation.
Under a plan now being considered by the Trump family and its lawyers, Ivanka Trump, Mr. Trump's elder daughter, would also take a leave of absence from the Trump Organization, in the surest sign that she is exploring a potential move to Washington with her husband, Jared Kushner.
Even now, amid wide-scale upheaval in the party, some Democrats believe that this approach remains the surest way to win here, fearing that Mr. Gillum's left-wing platform risks alienating the kinds of moderates and soft Republicans that Mr. Nelson has made a career out of drawing in.
Empathy is always the best tool for fighting despair, and since trying to hear what's behind all this anger and all this fear and all this defeatism is the surest route to empathy, I have unhidden the Bernie-or-busters I cut from my Facebook feed in 2016.
If policymakers in America want to boost the fortunes of the middle class, and especially middle-class families with children, shifting the health insurance burden up the income ladder while bringing down overall health care costs, as Medicare for All would, is one of the surest ways to do that.
Diversifying a restaurant's service staff is one of the surest ways to diversify the audience, and on many nights brown faces and white faces, topknots and braids, headscarves and headbands, sit side by side, giving Henry more the appearance of a restaurant in Harlem than of one just off Herald Square.
Immigration is Mr. Trump's go-to issue, his surest connection to his most faithful supporters, and his prime-time address on Tuesday night underscored his willingness to use fear and misleading statements to appeal to voters — just as he did with warnings about a migrant caravan before the midterm elections.
But social media, and the news its dominance incentivizes, has created an environment in which the quickest and surest way toward blanket coverage of you and your output is acting in a way consistent with mental illness, regardless of whether or not you would be diagnosed as ill in a clinical setting.
Beinart cites Karen Stenner's 2005 book, "The Authoritarian Dynamic," in which she wrote: Exposure to difference, talking about difference, and applauding difference — the hallmarks of liberal democracy — are the surest ways to aggravate those who are innately intolerant, and to guarantee the increased expression of their predispositions in manifestly intolerant attitudes and behaviors.
Instead, they arrived at the debate with the same prearranged conclusion: The surest way to get the axes grinding between the Democratic field's moderates and its progressives was to ask, again and again, about differences in the candidates' health care plans, the substance of which went unremarked upon by these same gatekeepers.
But the surest sign that Trump's campaign is still grasping for a recovery came as he lashed out at Clinton by once again dredging up decades-old allegations of sexual misconduct against her husband, former President Bill Clinton -- and warned that more attacks would come should more tapes of him "saying inappropriate things" emerge.
With that in mind, some political experts suggested Trump's "law-and-order" push is another indication that the billionaire businessman sees the surest route to the White House in energizing the white, male, working-class voters who largely constitute his base, rather than shifting his general-election message to appeal to minorities and women.
The surest sign that South Bend Mayor Pete ButtigiegPeter (Pete) Paul ButtigiegSanders leads Democratic field in Colorado poll Poll: Trump trails three Democrats by 2628 points in Colorado Castro qualifies for next Democratic primary debates MORE's presidential campaign is moving up to a higher level: Hollywood's wealthy and influential gay community is backing him.
"The surest way to keep us out of harm is to give us the four or five human pleasures that are our right in the world," goes the best of these asides, and as spoken passionately by Ms. Peters, herself one of those four or five human pleasures, it has never sounded so true.
The problem is that Mr. Kaczynski, and others who similarly perceive the European Union or the institutions of liberal democracy as a threat to their way of life, fail to understand that a union of shared values and liberties, and independent institutions to safeguard them, is the surest defense against the sort of dictatorship they endured under Communism.
It comes from a page titled "The Problem," and defines what the organization is trying to work against: The surest sign that a community suffers from a deficit of viewpoint diversity is the presence of orthodoxy, most readily apparent when members fear shame, ostracism, or any other form of social retaliation for questioning or challenging a commonly held idea.
The lopsided fund-raising numbers from all 14 Democratic challengers in the two states — from the longest of shots to the surest of bets — amount to a dramatic financial show of force that will fund a drumbeat of television spots, political mailers and digital ads in a crucial region for the Democratic effort to take power in the House.
Last year, you could feel the V.M.A.s begin to reckon with the fact that music video is no longer the surest path to superstardom; the generation of stars who used MTV to get there is aging, and the next generation hasn't sorted out what its relationship to this network, and its vestigial relationship to music, should be.
What we're really trying to do is to finance movies that can be exclusive to the gay network and the surest way to get that revenue source to get the gay movie made was to also make a project that doesn't color too far outside the lines and fits very much into the formula that worked in the past.
The White House's decision to share significant details of its peace plan with other countries was the surest indication yet that the White House is gearing up for a public rollout as they have so far refused to share details of the plan for fear that aspects of the plan would leak and undermine their plans.
For observers in the market for authoritarian scenarios, they also point to the surest path to a real constitutional crisis in our staggering republic: an aggressive president who first claims new powers to fill the void where Congress used to work, and then defies the other branches, the courts especially, when they attempt to check his ambitions.
His aides increasingly see a strong finish in South Carolina — they predict third place but have said a best-case scenario of second is not impossible — as the surest and quickest way for him to consolidate the support of Republicans who would never vote for Donald J. Trump or Senator Ted Cruz of Texas, the candidates currently leading most South Carolina polls.
In an exclusive interview with Business Insider, Boskovich outlined the three core tenets of his firm's stock-selecting principles in detail:(1) Skin in the game"As a first principle, we believe that the surest way to protect our capital — and grow our capital — is by aligning ourselves with management teams who have high stock ownership and smart pay," he said.
He correctly advocated for increased humanitarian assistance to prevent further starvation but did not have an opportunity to press home the case that such famines are always a result of bad governance, and the surest way to prevent the failed states that foment these catastrophes is robust funding and a renewed commitment to American efforts to help other countries build better governments.
But Stanford historian Walter Scheidel, author of the recently released book The Great Leveler: Violence and the History of Inequality from the Stone Age to the Twenty-First Century, has bad news for those who might like us to live in a more equal society: The surest way to do that is to unleash hell on your fellow human beings.
That's a proud history, and it hasn't been much of a challenge until recently for American presidents to extol it — the wisest of them mindful of how far short of its ideals the United States has at times fallen, even as it has tried to guide other nations toward democracy as the surest safeguard of human rights, peace and opportunity.
It was the surest sign yet that the crown prince can still expect a warm welcome from at least some heads of state even after American intelligence agencies and many Western officials have concluded that he authorized the killing of Jamal Khashoggi, a Virginia resident and Washington Post columnist ambushed two months ago by Saudi agents in a consulate in Istanbul.
Even though New Jersey is becoming an increasingly Democratic state, and Democrats outnumber Republicans among registered voters by more than 800,000, party officials believe that winning over the state's large unaffiliated voters and moderate Republicans is the surest path to victory and that pushing progressive policies like free higher education that would likely require additional taxes could be a losing strategy.
Across the media landscape, it is often not the surest bet for editors to part with the tens of thousands of dollars needed to race off to the world's remotest places and show the things people would rather not see, that make them shift uncomfortably in their desk chairs, and wish they were reading instead about Miley Cyrus and Liam Hemsworth's breakup.
Juan VargasJuan C. VargasHere are the 95 Democrats who voted to support impeachment ICE does not know how many veterans it has deported, watchdog says Pelosi employs committee chairs to tamp down calls for Trump impeachment MORE (D-Calif.) is also urging impeachment hearings to begin immediately, arguing it's the surest — and quickest — way for the committees to obtain the information Trump is withholding.
As we look to a new president with so much unknown about the direction his administration will take on containing the opioid epidemic, we hope that he will be open to listening to lessons learned decades ago: that treatment, not punishment, is the surest and cheapest cure for addiction, and that what works in the cities will also work in the suburbs and rural America.
Resolution was never likely to happen, not this year, not with Democratic voters' near-crippling anxiety about the surest path to the far side of President Trump, not with this many viable but flawed candidates, not when there's so much noise in Washington and so much frustration in the air, not when so many voters have stopped taking cues from the institutions and traditions they frequently turned to in the past.
Why it matters ... Regardless of which way the race tips (in a district that Trump won by 11 points in 2016, and Mitt Romney carried by 10 in 2012), we have learned four things heading into the epic November midterms: In elections since 2016, Republicans have massively underperformed their Trump-Clinton margins, one of the surest signs of trouble when House control is at stake 90 days from now.
"Judicial resolution of disputes directly between the Executive Branch and Congress has been virtually unknown in American history, and is inconsistent with the Constitution's fundamental principle that the surest safeguard for liberty was to separately equip co-equal Branches with 'the necessary constitutional means and personal motives to resist encroachments of the other,'" attorneys for the Justice Department and McGahn argued, citing James Madison's essay No. 51 from the Federalist Papers.
In all of these speeches and actions, and countless others, Joe KennedyJoseph (Joe) Patrick KennedyJoseph Kennedy mulling primary challenge to Markey in Massachusetts Here are the 95 Democrats who voted to support impeachment House passes annual intelligence bill MORE embodied the spirit of the Democratic faith, the torch he carries for Kennedys who came before him, the legacy he seeks for others who will follow, and the surest path for Democrats to lead America again.
He believes the surest, quickest way to get there is a proposal like the Medicare for America bill, which says that everyone who does not have insurance today is enrolled in Medicare and that everyone who has insurance they cannot afford, premiums they cannot pay, a deductible they cannot bridge, is free to choose Medicare while letting Americans have the choice of keeping the employer-sponsored and private insurance plans that work for their family's needs. Yes.
The surest way to a memorable meal is to walk the streets: to trawl the sidewalks of southern Brooklyn all the way down to the Coney Island Boardwalk; to follow the No. 7 train through Queens to its end, and beyond; to pop into each bodega along the way in case there's a secret taqueria at the back; to point at a menu written in a language you don't know, make a wild guess and hope for the best.
But it is striking to note, in Tom Holland's book on the Roman Republic, "Rubicon", that Crassus had a rich father and that he would inherit from his father the recognition that wealth was the surest foundation of power And, given Mr Trump's tendency to flip-flop on issues such as abortion, the following sentence in Mr Holland's book also rings true Principles, to Crassus, were merely gambits in a vast and complex game, to be adopted and then sacrificed as strategy required Crassus never quite achieved total power, being part of the first triumvirate with two even more famous figures, Pompey and Julius Caesar (with the best will in the world, it is hard to put Mitch McConnell and Paul Ryan in the same category as those two).
Because the role of the editorial board can be confusing, particularly to readers who don't know The Times well, the board, in consultation with the current publisher, A.G. Sulzberger, has developed a statement of its guiding values, which include: Arguing for "a world that is both free and fair" Supporting a world order in which "freedom and progress advance through democracy and capitalism" Guarding "against the excesses of those systems by promoting honest governance, civil rights, equality of opportunity, a healthy planet and a good life for society's most vulnerable members" Championing "what Adolph Ochs called 'the free exercise of a sound conscience,' believing that the fearless exchange of information and ideas is the surest means of resisting tyranny and realizing human potential" The editorial board is an institutional voice, but it is not the voice of the institution as a whole.

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