He'd sworn off the director's chair, preferring the producer's role.
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Now, he has sworn off the site for business trips.
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Warren herself has sworn off big donors in the primary.
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Warren has sworn off political fundraising events to back her campaign.
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Following Bills' life-threatening experience, Tiffani too has sworn off vaping.
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Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders, have sworn off big dollar fundraisers.
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"I've not sworn off elected office in the future," Flake said.
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He has sworn off donations from lobbyists and political action committees.
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Sanders has sworn off high-dollar fundraisers for the entire campaign.
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If you've sworn off love, Libra, creative inspiration is also plentiful today.
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Warren has sworn off big fundraising events or courting deep-pocketed donors.
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In 2017, Michaels, 24, swiftly executed the career flip she'd sworn off.
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Bernie Sanders, unlike their moderate rivals, have sworn off big dollar fundraisers.
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She wants to abolish ICE and has sworn off corporate PAC money.
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" Or when Annabeth (Kristin Stokes) describes her inattentive mother, Athena, in a neat triple rhyme: "She's smart and she's wise / She's sworn off gluten and she's sworn off guys / But if she came to camp it'd be a surprise.
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The patient, who was not identified, has since sworn off salmon sashimi forever.
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Other Democratic candidates have sworn off donations from lobbyists and PACs, including Sen.
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He has sworn off PAC money, as have many of the Democratic candidates.
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Second, McCain reportedly had apologized and sworn off ever using the term again.
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Several other 22019 contenders have sworn off money from super PACs, including Sen.
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Warren has sworn off having her campaign take part in big money fundraisers.
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Michael Bloomberg has sworn off taking money from other people for his presidential campaign.
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While Grant has sworn off marriage in the past, parenthood is a different story.
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Many banks have sworn off financing new coal mines due to climate change concerns.
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We've been happily married for 10 years, partly because I have sworn off earmuffs.
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His head was scarred, and he had sworn off the Qasr al-Nil Bridge.
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For two decades, Howard has sworn off liquor, cigarettes, women, and other fleshly temptations.
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The self-made billionaire has also sworn off multitasking and only at a time.
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Sanders and Warren have both sworn off all high-dollar fundraisers in their campaigns.
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The two-term senator famed for her consumer advocacy has sworn off high-dollar fundraising.
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So, what leads you to a superhero show even if you've sworn off the genre?
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Bloomberg has sworn off asking for donations, even though that had disqualified him from debates.
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"All the fun cocktails always have the alcohol that I've sworn off of," she lamented.
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Warren has sworn off taking part in big money fundraisers for the 2020 presidential primary.
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Both candidates are running grassroots campaigns, and have sworn off big-money fundraisers and corporate PACs.
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He has publicly sworn off support from corporate PACs and contributions from the fossil fuel industry.
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And while Grant has sworn off marriage in the past, nailing parenthood is a different story.
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There's a good reason why plenty of users have sworn off riding Uber Pool — the people.
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Because that puts individual investors at a disadvantage, they say, some have sworn off selling them.
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I have since sworn off such preppy accoutrements, even though I literally went to prep school.
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He has not sworn off the Tar Heels altogether, but he no longer watches every game.
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Peter Barca (D), now a state representative in Wisconsin's Assembly, hasn't yet sworn off a bid.
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In the time since their breakup, Bridget has sworn off cigarettes and men — for real this time.
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The show will have to be scripted though, as he's sworn off reality dating shows (for now).
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Several Democratic senators have sworn off real estate contributions, and some have refused meetings with industry leaders.
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Her toddler had sworn off vegetables, meat, and any fruit that wasn't red, among most other things.
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These are the same ads that Snapchat CEO Evan Spiegel has sworn off for being too invasive.
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The vast majority of Democrats in the 2020 race have sworn off contributions from corporate political action committees.
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She has sworn off expensive fundraisers and is relying almost entirely on online donations to fund her campaign.
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But, her response to Aaron's after-midnight "U up?" text — popping a sworn-off Adderall pill — suggests otherwise.
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Biden has sworn off campaign donations from corporate PACs, super PACs, federal lobbyists and the fossil fuel industry.
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Warren's campaign is rejecting donations from PACs and federal lobbyists, and she has sworn off high-dollar fundraisers.
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Both Nelson and Scott have sworn off campaigning during the storm, cancelling events and taken down negative ads.
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Ocasio-Cortez has sworn off establishment support, while Torres accepts union contributions and New York real estate money.
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Bloomberg has sworn off fundraising, closing the debate stage to him because he cannot hit any donor threshold.
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Both Sanders and Warren have sworn off high-dollar donations, running grassroots campaigns funded by small contributions from supporters.
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But it also creates a political conundrum for both candidates, who have both sworn off support from Super PACs.
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I thought I had sworn off shooters for good, but Overwatch lured me back in for hours of exhilarating combat.
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Although LFW has sworn off fur for now, the material hasn't disappeared from New York, Paris, and Milan fashion weeks.
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The majority of Democratic candidates have already sworn off corporate PAC money and are opting for small, individual donations instead.
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But when we got Steve out in L.A. over the weekend, he explained why he's sworn off fantasy for good.
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He has sworn off marriage and he's desperate to protect his two young wards — orphaned sisters — from his spiritual corruption.
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I'd almost sworn off dating after surviving a swarm of scrubs, but there was something about this one that seemed different.
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As contenders compete for a limited pool of donors, Sanders and several rivals have sworn off wealthy donors and expensive fundraisers.
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He revealed last fall that he had sworn off pizza — no doubt an influence of his health-conscious bride-to-be!
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They appear to have sworn off, at least for now, a GOP-only approach to replacing the landmark health-care law.
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House attorneys say such fines would require a series of steps that the House has already sworn off in his case.
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But the 5-Stars weren't expected to win enough to govern on their own, and they have sworn off forming coalitions.
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Like Sanders, Warren has sworn off high-dollar fundraisers, relying on grassroots donations and accusing rivals of kowtowing to the wealthy.
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After recently admitting he has never tried toasted marshmallows (blasphemy!), Prince Harry says he has sworn off another comfort food too (treachery!).
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There have been many movements in the past that have completely sworn off politicians, but we approach it from a different angle.
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Plenty of Twitter users have sworn off the platform, and Reddit's Oculus community is debating the piece in a 3,700-comment thread.
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Of the dozen campers VICE spent time with, most had a history of street homelessness and have sworn off the shelter system.
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Biden has sworn off lobbyist contributions for the 2020 election and has yet to have a fundraiser hosted by a registered lobbyist.
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Deval Patrick: Patrick had sworn off a presidential bid initially, but he reversed course and jumped into the campaign in November 2019.
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Most candidates have sworn off super PACs and pledged not to take money from corporate PACs, registered lobbyists, or fossil fuel executives.
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Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren have raised more than 65% of their money from small contributions — they've both sworn off high-dollar fundraisers.
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Even states that have sworn off private prisons, or tried to cut back on their use, have found it difficult to extricate themselves.
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Sarbanes is among a handful of returning Democrats in the House who have sworn off corporate PAC money, according to End Citizens United.
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But his campaign donors could become a sticking point in the debate against Warren and Sanders, who have sworn off top-dollar fundraisers.
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I'd like to be able to tell you that knowing what I've learned reporting this piece, I have sworn off long-distance travel.
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Both have sworn off attending the kind of closed-door fund-raising events that have long been a staple of the presidential circuit.
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Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren have sworn off and that former Vice President Joe Biden and South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg have attended.
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There are also countless articles and books about the boundless energy and new-found happiness in those who have sworn off sugar for good.
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Li Keqiang, the prime minister, has repeatedly sworn off any major stimulus, fearful of undoing the progress made in slowing the growth of debt.
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Even if you've sworn off fast fashion, the black leggings at Uniqlo are exactly what you need to stock up on in your closet.
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Most of the candidates have sworn-off corporate PAC money, and each has sought to highlight the number of small-dollar donations they've received.
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It's not as though it is impossible to think of candidates who might pique the interest of viewers who've sworn off the Oscars habit.
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The United States, even following the Bin Laden raid and now its departure from Afghanistan, has not sworn off this bit of legal invention.
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The disgraced TV dad's spokesperson, Andrew Wyatt, tells TMZ ... since the day he was sentenced for sexual assault, Cosby has sworn off unhealthy foods.
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Five Star says it has sworn off any coalition alliances, but Mr. Salvini recently indicated that he would be open to forming a coalition.
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Almost every candidate vying for the 2020 ticket has sworn off corporate PAC money and prioritized individual donations to avoid influence from special interests.
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She also has proposed eliminating the Electoral College, breaking up tech companies, and sworn off political fundraising events to collect cash for her bid.
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Elizabeth Warren, who has sworn off private, high-dollar fundraising events during her primary campaign, and vocally criticized the political influence of billionaires and corporations.
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Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders — have sworn off this type of high-dollar fundraising in favor of grassroots dollars brings Biden's activities into sharp relief.
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She says she's now sworn off all forms of deodorant and antiperspirant unless it's a very special occasion—and she actually smells better all around.
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I know you're not watching, and I don't expect one episode to bring back you and the other viewers that have sworn off this show.
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Jeff Flake, who has sworn off advancing Trump judicial nominees until the chamber votes on a bill to protect special counsels such as Robert Mueller.
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Whitmer opposes an immediate push for single-payer health care, calling it "unrealistic" in the current political environment, and hasn't sworn off corporate PAC donations.
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While many of us would've sworn off music—or at least taken an extended hiatus—after such a devastating loss, Campbell did no such thing.
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She also has proposed eliminating the Electoral College, breaking up tech companies, and has sworn off political fundraising events to collect cash for her bid.
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Some of Mr. Biden's rivals, including Senators Bernie Sanders of Vermont and Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, have effectively sworn off high-dollar fund-raising altogether.
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Meanwhile, Warren has sworn off taking part in big-money events in the primary and has vowed to not be swayed by wealthy business leaders.
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Some rivals, led by Mr. Sanders and Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, have sworn off attending high-dollar fund-raisers to bolster their populist credentials.
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After an intense facial in March that left me with painful cystic pimples for weeks, I've sworn off extractions, harsh chemicals, and even aggressive massage techniques.
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Most of the other 2020 candidates have sworn off accepting assistance from PACs and, in some cases, have called on these committees to not be formed.
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Mr. Sanders and Ms. Warren have sworn off closed-door big-donor events as a political strategy aimed at creating a wider universe of small donors.
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Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts and Bernie Sanders of Vermont have sworn off big donor gifts and costly fundraising dinners, Klobuchar is taking a more hybrid approach.
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Until recently, many candidates had sworn off super PACs in an attempt to look independent from Washington politics and to connect with the Democratic Party's grassroots.
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Warren, who has sworn off the support of wealthy donors and bundlers such as Patricof, leads Biden in an average of Iowa polls, 23% to 20.3%.
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In the first quarter, Warren raised $6 million -- a fraction of the more than $18 million haul from Sanders, who has also sworn off big-donor fundraisers.
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While many had sworn off such language a couple weeks ago, the looming government shutdown and crumbling global growth outlook has Wall Street talking openly about recession.
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Ms. Warren is one of two Democratic candidates to have sworn off high-dollar fund-raisers in her presidential bid, along with Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont.
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Doug Manchester, a San Diego developer who also at one point thought of starting his own PAC, said he had now sworn off giving to outside groups.
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Biden and Buttigieg have taken a different approach to raising cash than Sanders and Warren, who have sworn off big-dollar fundraisers in favor of smaller donations.
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Warren, along with Sanders, has sworn off big money donors, a talking point that came to a head in last week's Democratic primary debate in Los Angeles.
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O'Rourke has sworn off political action committee money but had still raised a staggering $22018 million with about $23.4 million on hand by the end of June.
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By last spring when she was running the field with Mr. Hinshaw she had sworn off men, even the cute soccer suitors, of whom there were plenty.
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Democrats have sworn off big money in their challenge to Republican President Donald Trump, who began his re-election campaign this year with $19.2 million in cash.
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That's true across multiple sectors — including doctors, pharmaceutical companies and insurers — though it's worth noting that a whole lot of Democratic candidates have sworn off corporate PAC money.
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He has also outdone some of his more famous opponents in fundraising, although he hasn't sworn off donor bundlers and private fundraising events like Elizabeth Warren, for example.
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It's National Spaghetti Day -- and since you've sworn off carbs for your New Year's resolution -- chow down on these stars digging into bottomless bowls of noodles and meatballs.
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Mr. Pence would not even engage in attack ads, having sworn off negative campaigning after running a particularly nasty and unsuccessful congressional race earlier in his political career.
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Bill Cosby's days of eating Jell-O and Pudding Pops are over -- and not just because he's behind bars ... he's simply sworn off sweets and carb-loaded foods.
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Most of the candidates have sworn off money from lobbyists and special interest groups out of concern that progressive organizations could argue that they're controlled by big corporations.
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In line with President Xi Jinping's oft-repeated warning that investors should not speculate on housing, regulators have curtailed lending to developers and sworn off cutting mortgage rates.
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Li Keqiang, Mr Wen's successor, has sworn off what he calls "flood-irrigation stimulus", a reference to the farming practice of soaking all the soil, not just the crops.
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Having finalized his divorce from his fourth wife Yolanda Hadid earlier this month, the Canada native, 67, hasn't completely sworn off women, having most recently been spotted with McPhee.
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Many would say that barely-there brows were a little too trendy in the early '00s, but that doesn't mean we've sworn off brow grooming all together in 2017.
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While virtually every Democrat in the race has sworn off corporate campaign cash, many are still grappling with past ties to powerful industries and fear that candidates like Sen.
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Success may be difficult, though, since the company no longer has the money for acquisitions and has sworn off big price increases on drugs in response to public outrage.
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The approach is unusual -- many other Democratic presidential contenders have sworn off money from corporate PACs, but accept money from those friendlier to Democratic interests, like labor unions. Sen.
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Warren has since sworn off big-dollar events for the primary, giving her time to stretch the primary map and spend hours and hours with supporters in selfie lines.
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Bernie Sanders, who have sworn off high-dollar fundraisers, have been messaging about the wine caves for the past few days (Sanders's campaign even did some fundraising off it).
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She also has proposed eliminating the Electoral College, vowed to break up Amazon, Google and Facebook if elected, and sworn off political fundraising events to collect cash for her bid.
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Speaking to InStyle last year, she admitted to having a week spot for salty and sweet combos, like popcorn and candy, and unlike other celebs, she hasn't sworn off beer.
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Fashion designer and former Spice Girl Victoria Beckham might have sworn off heels for good, but the outrageous shoes from her Posh Spice days will live on in our memories.
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I haven't sworn off meat, even after reading the horror stories about the raising of poultry and livestock, and learning that an animal-protein diet is bad for the planet.
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Away at college, she has started to remake herself accordingly: No alcohol, and she has sworn off sex with Sam (Babak Tafti), though they'd been sleeping together for a year.
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Since Elliot has sworn off hacking for now (he'll return to it soon, if he isn't already), the premiere doesn't have that sort of episodic structure to fall back on.
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I've sworn off coffee for the day, and listened to songs about death and alienation the whole day before the trip—just to see how that might impact my journey.
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Warren has sworn off hosting big-ticket fundraisers for her presidential campaign and does not accept support from a type of well-funded political action committee known as a Super PAC.
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If you've sworn off all sweets as part of your New Year's resolutions, you're going to want to make an exception—because Ryan Gosling has officially been made into a cookie.
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Amid the predictable chia pudding recipes and infrared sauna endorsements, one rule of her new diet stood out to us — the hyper-healthy actress has sworn off corn, of all things.
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While most Democratic presidential hopefuls have sworn off of campaign cash from political action committees, she has gone even further, eschewing high-dollar fundraisers and refusing to actively court big donors.
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Mr. Biden has been more reliant on high-dollar donors than some of his rivals in the Democratic primary: Ms. Warren and Mr. Sanders have sworn off big-money fund-raisers.
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" Warren, who has sworn off high-dollar fundraisers in her campaign, continued: "We can't have people who can put down $5,000 for a check drown out the voices of everyone else.
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Open her fridge and you'll find a colorful array of produce like broccoli, English cucumbers, carrots, tomatoes and Brussels sprouts – though she hasn't sworn off protein-rich powerhouses like meat and chicken.
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Having sworn off corporate PAC money, second-tier candidates will have to scrimp to stay in a race that could produce four different winners in the first four primary and caucus states.
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It's sworn off a relationship with the far-left Sinn Féin party and struggled to maintain its longtime coalition with Fianna Fáil, so it's unclear how a coalition government will be formed.
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Perez bristled at the notion that some Democratic donors are so frustrated by the DNC's dysfunction over the past few years that they have sworn off giving money to the national party.
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Though according to the Daily News, Warren herself attended a fundraiser at Ryan's residence for her 2012 Senate campaign, she has sworn off high-dollar fundraisers for her presidential campaign this year.
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All of the Democrats who have launched a 2020 campaign or are formally considering a run have sworn off accepting corporate PAC money, campaign contributions that are pooled by corporate fundraising committees.
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The campaign of Senator Elizabeth Warren, who has sworn off high-dollar fundraisers to focus on grassroots donations, said she hit her first-quarter fundraising goal but has not yet released a figure.
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Scholtz said that Pistorius "takes some comfort" in the knowledge that Steenkamp is with God, and that the athlete, a known gun collector, had sold all his weapons and had sworn off firearms.
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Last November, Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway bought stakes in American, United and Delta in a big reversal for the value investing legend, who like most investors had sworn off the sector for decades.
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Another, in Decorah, said his reliance on money from big donors, who skew overwhelmingly white, was pushing her toward candidates such as Ms. Warren and Mr. Sanders, who had sworn off such funds.
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He has sworn off funding from political action committees and backs policies such as Medicaid expansion in Texas and a path to citizenship for young immigrants brought to the U.S. illegally as children.
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While American ad execs have sworn off such dealings, surveys show these arrangements are common practice in other parts of the world, including Japan and China, which boasts the highest level of rebates.
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But an increasing number of rising stars in the party have sworn off corporate PAC money including Senators Cory Booker of New Jersey, Kamala Harris of California and Kirsten Gillibrand of New York.
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"You know, I've sworn off of these kinds of things some time ago, but they asked — they were very persuasive — and I'm actually thrilled to be there," he told listeners before the event.
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Sanders, who like Warren has also sworn off high-dollar fundraisers, raised more than $34.5 million in the fourth quarter, likely the largest haul for that period of any 2020 Democratic presidential candidate.
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A romance novelist — who has sworn off relationships herself — embarks on a research mission for her latest endeavor, about a hunky member of the Navy SEALs, and signs up for a boot camp.
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Many VCs on Sand Hill have sworn off startups building AI cloud services on the grounds that tech giants like Google and Amazon are more likely to swallow the market than any singular startup.
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That decision puts him in line with many of the rest of the top-tier candidates -- Bernie Sanders and Kamala Harris, to name two -- who have sworn off any lobbyist or corporate PAC money.
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One-piece swimwear has become trendier than ever over the last couple of years thanks to our favorite stars making bold and fashionable statements in them — Khloé Kardashian has even publicly sworn off bikinis.
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Its ending hurdles us straight back into the reality we know, when the brave young man who's sworn off condoms explains exactly what his girlfriend had to do to make this possible for him.
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Since his financial emergency in the 1990s, he appears to have sworn off taking on large amounts of debt, and instead has used his brand to collect fees on real estate and other projects.
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Granted, we know Tekashi's old bodyguards have sworn off the gig for any price, but if the dude was throwing around this type of dough for a salary ... it might be hard to ignore.
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White House aides this week told several news outlets including Bloomberg News that President Donald Trump had "sworn off" his habit of watching MSNBC's "Morning Joe," along with many of his favorite CNN programs.
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Gwyneth Paltrow may have sworn off the Met Gala (calling it "too crowded" and "un-fun" in the past), but she's still on very good terms with the queen of the Met Ball, Anna Wintour.
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Virtually every Democrat in the 2628 race has similarly sworn off corporate PAC money — and, in some cases, PAC money in general — and has emphasized the role of small-dollar donations in their fundraising efforts.
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" It's the second time Brown has sworn off the NFL in the last 3 months -- back in September, after he was cut by the Patriots, AB said, "Will not be playing in the @NFL anymore.
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But Trump has emphatically sworn off the idea, telegraphing all-out warfare against the party with a series of Tuesday morning tweets declaring that the "shackles" put on him by establishment Republicans are now off.
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While Booker has since sworn off corporate PAC donations, there is a long record of giving -- from both individuals and PACs connected to corporations -- in his past races that his opponents will likely feast on.
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Elizabeth Warren explained to reporters why she has sworn off high-dollar fundraisers despite having held them as a candidate for the Senate — an issue that was raised during the sixth Democratic debate on Thursday.
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In the end, my 15-month journey of trying to rediscover and stake claim on my own body led me exactly where I started, right to the one thing I thought I'd sworn off: birth control.
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The top fundraisers last quarter, Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren, have sworn off high-dollar fundraising events — Yang has done a limited number of them — even though that decision carries some vulnerabilities in a general election.
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It feels a bit morally muddled; El Camino seems to suggest early on that Jesse has sworn off violence after the murders he committed that torture him, only to have him kill more late in the film.
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Political strategists note that Democratic candidates are likely going to have to turn to big money donors — something many of them have repeatedly sworn off — in order keep up with the president's momentum in the fundraising battle.
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Warren and Bernie Sanders have sworn off the kind of high-dollar, in-person fundraising that Buttigieg has embraced in this campaign, culminating in Warren's infamous debate-night shot at Buttigieg's fundraiser in a California wine cave.
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I'd say it's only a matter of time before we hear about someone heading out into the desert to forgo fun permanently, but they since they'd have sworn off posting forever, we'd never even know about it.
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South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg on Tuesday shut down his political action committee as he looks to continue gaining steam in a Democratic primary field where some of the biggest names have sworn off donations from PACs.
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Meanwhile, the Warren campaign, which has sworn off big-money donors and has criticized other candidates who welcome them, said in an email to supporters last week that it had raised about $17 million in the fourth quarter.
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Despite having sworn off nightclubs in 1973, saying he could no longer work in places where liquor was served, Mr. Gregory returned to them on occasion in later years, a thin presence wreathed in white hair and beard.
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Small-dollar donations are crucial to Democrats vying for their party's nomination to run against Republican Donald Trump in November, many of whom have sworn off fundraising from deep-pocketed political action committees in favor of grassroots support.
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Think about it: Paleo dieters have sworn off bread, grains, and even legumes like beans, despite the fact that our ancestors began eating bread about 14,000 years ago, per research in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
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By the last episode, which aired Sunday night, he'd won her over and sworn off murder — or so he told himself until, on a weekend getaway, he was confronted by a police detective who connected him with his crimes.
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And on Wednesday, he delivered a self-inflicted wound that even the strategists who had sworn off predicting his demise thought won't scab over immediately, when he said that there should be "some form of punishment" for women who have abortions.
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Made of linen, lightweight cotton, or sheer lyocell or silk, we suggest adding a few of these to your clothing rack for the next few months, especially if you've found that you (like me) have officially sworn off shorts for good.
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Renton has sworn off drugs—his one act of genuine generosity in T2 is to help Spud kick smack—but the small-minded, chip-on-his-shoulder attitude that provoked the addiction in the first place remains depressingly in evidence.
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Elizabeth Warren, who has sworn off attending big-dollar fundraisers, received donations from Scarlett Johansson ($22,2000), Amy Schumer ($25,2600), Rosie O'Donnell ($25), Jett ($20203), Bette Midler ($22020,22020), actor and producer Ryan Reynolds ($22020,000), Shonda Rhimes ($2,800) and musician Jackson Browne ($1,200).
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As the Fed's January meeting minutes showed, not all officials have sworn off further rate increases and some noted that a possible turn for the better - a resolution of trade tensions for example - could lead them to raise rates again.
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Ms. Cumbicos is a movie-star-beautiful single mother from Ecuador who had sworn off men before she met Ramón Muñiz, a roofer and die-hard union man who lived on the first floor of the multifamily home in Meriden, Conn.
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Another contributing factor to the lack of hostility on the airwaves can be attributed to the absence of major super PACs in the Democratic primary, as most of the leading candidates have sworn off any support from a super PAC.
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Warren and Sanders are relying on small-dollar donors to fund their presidential campaigns and have sworn off high-dollar fundraisers and super PACs, in contrast to some of the candidates they're out-raising, including former Vice President Joe Biden.
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But just because Warren no longer attends big dollar events or offers some of the same perks that she used to doesn't mean she's entirely sworn off taking money from wealthy donors who tap their networks to raise large sums.
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Notably, Sanders and Warren are the only two candidates who have completely sworn off not just PAC money but all private, high-dollar fundraisers and are completely relying on grassroots donations, speaking to the power of the digitally-driven small-dollar model.
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The outcry was sparked by a report from Popular Information, which highlighted a tension in Facebook's policies: While the social giant may have sworn off fact-checking political ads, it has also expressed a clear commitment to policing content surrounding the upcoming census.
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Ms. Warren and Mr. Sanders have sworn off courting wealthy donors and holding elite fund-raising events, while Mr. Biden and Mr. Buttigieg — who raised $22015 million and $211.6 million in the quarter, according to their campaigns — both pursue money from big donors.
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Persist PAC, which is run by four women veteran operatives in Democratic politics, will have its own pollster, a basic function of campaigns that Warren has also sworn off this cycle, to determine what about her pitch is working best with voters, the people said.
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But "The Alarmist," a beautiful lament in 6/8 time, suggests that Hall has not, in fact, sworn off self-pity: It would be good to talk For my sanity Now do what you feel like you gotta do But be good to me.
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Four businesses are participating in the launch: electronics company Asustek Computer Inc, automaker Kia Motors Corp, clothing company Nike Inc and Sephora, a unit of LVMH Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton SE. WhatsApp, another Facebook-owned messaging service with more than 1 billion users, has sworn off advertising.
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If you're a fan of Chipotle but have sworn off things like beans and rice for the month of January, the restaurant chain has added three new options to their menu so you can keep your diet on track while continuing to enjoy your favorite lunch spot.
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Hillary Clinton sets $50 million first-quarter fundraising goal And while Sanders has sworn off super PACs and criticizes Clinton's largesse, a group run by National Nurses United is backing the Vermont senator regardless and has raised $2.3 million, with about half of that remaining, the group reported.
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Democrats were at odds over how to fight the latest defiance of a House subpoena, this time by the former White House counsel Donald F. McGahn II. • While some of the 2020 Democrats have sworn off big donors, Joe Biden and his campaign have welcomed them into the fold.
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Set in the politically explosive Nigeria of the 1980s, breakout novelist Ayobami Adebayo's deceptively slender debut, Stay With Me, focuses on the marriage of Yejide and Akin — a young, middle-class couple who have sworn off their culture's polygamous traditions and are ready to start a family of their own.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads There are critics out there made so uncomfortable by how foreign music is marketed to Western listeners, especially Europeans, that they've sworn off any sort of foreign style — charming music, maybe, but to like it would contribute to imperialism, colonialism, fetishization of the Other, and such.
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Though the project hasn't turned out quite like she hoped — she consumes some news online but she's still sworn off cable news and radio — Rouse soon plans on making some of the 150 submissions public on a website, along with a podcast featuring field interviews she's conducted with Trump supporters in rural California.
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Although some of the donors have not sworn off contributions to individual campaigns or even the Republican National Committee, all have so far withheld contributions to the House and Senate Republican campaign arms -- which are key players in the 2018 midterm elections -- as a way to send a message over the law.
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"The Israelis are aggressive intelligence collectors, but they have sworn off spying on the U.S. at various points and it's not surprising that such efforts continue," said Daniel Benjamin, a former coordinator of counterterrorism at the Obama State Department and now director of the John Sloan Dickey Center for International Understanding at Dartmouth.
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With the Nordstrom Anniversary Sale and Prime Day coming up quickly, you may have sworn off shopping for the time being … but some rules were just made to be broken, and once you see J.Crew's collaboration with size-inclusive fashion label Universal Standard, you're going to have a hard time sticking to your guns.
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Ms. Warren and Mr. Sanders have sworn off support from big donors, making them immune to financial competition from Mr. Bloomberg and Mr. Patrick, and their electoral support is largely drawn from younger people, liberals and, in Ms. Warren's case, women — groups that Mr. Patrick and Mr. Bloomberg would likely struggle to wrest away.
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Sanders's call for Democrats to reject contributions of more than $200 from PACs, lobbyists or top executives of health insurance or pharmaceutical companies could be aimed at ramping up pressure on Biden, who has held high-dollar fundraisers even as his rivals for the nomination have sworn off money from bundlers or corporate PACs.
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The campaign also struggled to bring in small-dollar donations, creating a greater reliance on the kind of big-money fundraisers some of Harris' rivals have sworn off, and resulting in less-than-savory headlines about small controversies like her initial plan to skip a climate change town hall in favor of a fundraiser.
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Wanting to ask her out but feeling like "a knucklehead" about where to take her, he sought emergency advice from his brother Tim, who was amused that his baby brother was doing yoga to "to help manage the stress" after having sworn off women, only to meet the woman of his dreams in the yoga class.
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"In just 24 hours, Americans across this country came together to prove that it is possible to run a true grassroots campaign for president — a campaign by all of us, for all of us, that answers not to the PACs, corporations, and special interests but to the people," O'Rourke, who has sworn off PAC donations of any kind, said in a statement.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersPoll: Biden remains ahead of Sanders by 10 points 2020 forecast: A House switch, a slimmer Senate for GOP — and a bigger win for Trump 2020 predictions: Trump will lose — if not in the Senate, then with the voters MORE (I-Vt.), have both sworn off taking donations from billionaires and large corporations and have repeatedly attacked fellow candidates who haven't done the same.
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Even as prominent feminists have sworn off Twitter due to the perpetual harassment and abuse they faced on the platform, Twitter has seemed unable or unwilling to effectively grapple with the existence of hateful ideologies across its site, or the weaponization of its platform as a form of abuse: How many accounts need to be locked for Twitter to realize they aren't handling a dogpile effectively?
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenFive takeaways from the Democratic debate As Buttigieg rises, Biden is still the target Leading Democrats largely pull punches at debate MORE (D-Mass.) and Bernie SandersBernie SandersFive takeaways from the Democratic debate As Buttigieg rises, Biden is still the target Leading Democrats largely pull punches at debate MORE (I-Vt.) have sworn off such super PAC donations and have been leading the field in donations with their grassroots efforts.
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In 2012, she attended a New York fundraiser hosted by the same donor, Kevin Ryan, who put on a Buttigieg event this month that drew protesters who support her as well as SandersBut just because Warren no longer attends big-dollar events or offers some of the same perks that she used to doesn&apost mean she&aposs entirely sworn off taking money from wealthy donors who tap their networks to raise large sums.
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Chris MurphyChristopher (Chris) Scott MurphyOvernight Defense: US, Russia tensions grow over nuclear arms | Highlights from Esper's Asia trip | Trump strikes neutral tone on Hong Kong protests | General orders ethics review of special forces White House eyes September action plan for gun proposals Trump phoned Democratic senator to talk gun control MORE (D-Conn.)Murphy, 44, has sworn off a bid in 2020, but that hasn't stopped the speculation about whether the leading gun control advocate will make a run. Sen.
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Following President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's unilateral withdrawal from the landmark Iranian nuclear agreement, Tehran's "malign" activity has increased significantly, the Iranian Supreme Leader has sworn off new negotiations with the Trump administration and America's closest allies have demonstrated no interest in applying the coordinated, multilateral pressure that brought Iran to the negotiating table in 2012.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenTensions between McConnell and Schumer run high as trial gains momentum Sanders wants one-on-one fight with Biden Biden, Sanders tax plans would raise less revenue than claimed: studies MORE (D-Mass.) and Bernie SandersBernie SandersThe Hill's Morning Report - House prosecutes Trump as 'lawless,' 'corrupt' Tensions between McConnell and Schumer run high as trial gains momentum Sanders wants one-on-one fight with Biden MORE (I-Vt.) have sworn off high-dollar donations to run grassroots campaigns, arguing that's the way forward to make politicians accountable to voters, not beholden to the wealthiest Americans. Sen.
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