" She added, tacking on five smiling emojis, "Kangaroo time.
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Winning back those white Southerners meant tacking right on race.
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He could win votes by tacking brazenly to the centre.
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But the Trump administration is tacking in the other direction.
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I understand [the game of] tacking controversial issues to important legislation.
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Cosmetics companies also made gains, with Amorepacific tacking on 0.97 percent.
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He's had great success tacking unflattering adjectives on his opponents' names.
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I get tacking in on another business, that part makes sense.
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"Uncle Joey," she captioned the picture, tacking on a red heart emoji.
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Kleiman also helped research breakthrough approaches for tacking crime and drug misuse.
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Trump's wild tacking from one personality to the other is self-destructive.
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She's worked hard to bring in the Bernie Bros by tacking left.
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Many Asian policy makers may therefore consider tacking more toward China's orbit.
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Most property stocks gained with the sector index tacking on more than 25%.
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Opening apps and then tacking them to the wall is all incredibly intuitive.
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"And the rest is my choice," she finished, tacking on the hashtag, "#Freedom."
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Tacking $10 onto Verizon's Beyond Unlimited ratchets up the monthly price to $95.
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Tacking on other businesses could at least help juice management fees for buyers.
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In tacking far enough to the right to appeal to Republican voters, Mrs.
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Exporters rose as the yen remained weak, with automakers tacking on 3.123 percent.
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Large cap technology names were mixed, with Samsung Electronics tacking on 1.54 percent.
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Chasing down late payments, and tacking on fees for them, can be lucrative.
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What if she can win over Republican voters by tacking to the center?
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The remark sent stocks soaring, with the Dow tacking on some 2743 points intraday.
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For the most desperate beneficiaries, tacking on a 23% automatic reduction would be ruinous.
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After tacking on expenses like room and board, it costs nearly $76,000 to attend.
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In other areas, the bureaucracy is proving adept at tacking with the political winds.
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Polly blew up with teens last month by tacking multiple-choice polling onto Snapchat.
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Fundamentally, tacking on a classroom mandate to another bill is not good education policy.
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Ahead, we're tacking some of Hadid's coolest #OOTDs to our mood boards for next year.
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To sweeten the deal, Samsung is tacking on freebies for preorders within the first month.
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"And look at them eyes," Rob added, tacking on two heart-eye emojis for emphasis.
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Construction also showed strength, tacking on the fifth monthly gain in the last six months.
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At one stage this year, Mr Hollande appeared to be tacking back to the left.
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Healthcare stocks raced ahead, tacking on 2.1 percent to hit a near 3-month high.
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That is equivalent to tacking on a military power the size of Britain or France.
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Thankfully, the group's new Know No Better EP finds them tacking back toward the former.
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Parents started tacking posters of children's statistics onto cork boards, on umbrellas, on the ground.
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She's not strategically tacking in a misguided effort to compromise with increasingly uncompromising conservative colleagues.
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SCHMIDT: It sounds like you're tacking to the center in a way you didn't before.
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At the same time, the red carpet preshows are tacking back toward their sweet spots.
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Risky mergers such as Whirlpool-Maytag were approved without so much as tacking on remedies.
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The days of Republicans and Democrats tacking to the center in election seasons are over.
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Lima is tacking on yet another line to her resumé and it's going to be good.
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"Excited to announce we're having a boy!" she wrote, tacking on blue bottle and heart emojis.
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They're sort of tacking on different ways of framing the same conduct that's already been charged.
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Tacking on a charitable component presumably might help assuage some guilt for the swag-seeking attendees.
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At some blowdry bars, tacking on the flat-iron won't influence the cost of your visit.
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Tacking left has definitely been bad for Labour, which has stunningly low levels of public support.
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That act is a logical legislative vehicle for tacking on provisions that would reinstate Glass-Steagall.
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So let's figure we'll be tacking on yet another bedroom and bath soon — for the grandchildren.
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Greater China markets traded higher, with Hong Kong's tacking on 0.53 percent by 289.502:23 p.m.
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The truck plowed into the crowds, tacking from one side of the road to the other.
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Clinton had so far avoided tacking too far left to compete effectively in a general election.
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Listen, my car insurance is high enough as is, without tacking grand theft on my record.
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If your undergrad debt is already unmanageable for you, tacking on more might be a mistake.
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Superior Donuts is unusual on this list for tacking subject matter TV almost always glosses over: gentrification.
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Doug the Pug, the multi-hyphenate pet celebrity, is tacking on another title to his impressive resume.
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It remains to be seen whether Biden has suffered any damage from tacking leftward on some issues.
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A month later the S&P 500 trades positively 75% of the time, tacking on another 1.5%.
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From there, she headed to London before tacking more tropical climes in Punta Cana and the Bahamas.
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Naturally, the company's using the Watson name for the offering, and tacking on "Assistant" for good measure.
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I hadn't considered, until way too late, that tacking between genders could be confusing to my mother.
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The Swiss Franc traded relatively unchanged versus the dollar at 0.9868, after tacking on 0.45 percent overnight.
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The ASX Healthcare index advanced up to 2.8%, with blue-chip CSL Ltd tacking on around 3%.
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And in many cases, it adds exactly zero intelligence to gizmos, just tacking on voice controls instead.
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The Brewers established some breathing room by tacking on two runs in the seventh, eighth and ninth innings.
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Financial stocks led gainers with Commonwealth Bank of Australia and Westpac Banking Corp, tacking on around 0.3 percent.
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Construction and materials stocks also basked in the glow of a potentially softer Brexit, tacking on 1.8 percent.
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Chinese mainland oil plays ended mixed, with Sinopec tacking on 0.81 percent and China Petroleum down 0.2 percent.
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In tacking on excess fees, many businesses look for higher margins in the beauty market, according to Leffler.
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It followed through the next month, tacking on a $5553,844 attorney fee, for a total bill of $7,375.
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So, tacking a women's bantamweight title fight onto the UFC 2200 lineup makes a good deal of sense.
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In all likelihood, sanctions would simply embitter Prince Mohammed, who would respond by tacking toward Russia and China.
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Alex Wood was able to prevent the Astros from tacking on any insurance runs in a scoreless ninth.
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Top Senate Republicans quickly expressed concerns with tacking a controversial issue like immigration onto the must-pass bill.
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But we can keep tacking on and building on innings and creating moments for us to score runs.
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The idea of tacking a few days onto a business trip to explore a destination is increasingly popular.
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Officials and their friends in the media argued that tacking on other issues risked upending the Iran deal.
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The shares surged nearly 29 percent on the news, tacking on another 70 percent in Wednesday's trading session.
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Others, like Alison Roman, are tacking away from them in favor of larger statement pieces, toward confectionary hams.
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Stocks rose 20.30%, with energy firm YPF Sociedad Anonima tacking on 2678.3%, against the backdrop of higher oil prices.
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Energy shares were mostly higher in Australia, with Origin Energy tacking on 3.54 percent and Santos adding 2.62 percent.
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Tacking left, a few Socialists have suggested that this punishment be extended to all French citizens convicted of terrorism.
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The Democratic standard-bearer spent much of the Democratic primary tacking left to fend off a challenge from Sen.
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The S&P 500 also performs well, tacking on nearly 5%, and also trading positively 20203% of the time.
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The $1,499 flamethrower drone may seem ridiculous on the surface, but Throwflame is just tacking into a growth market.
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Global benchmark Brent was down 1.4 percent at $32.65 a barrel after tacking on 4.1 percent in U.S. trade.
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The FTSE 100 in London was little changed on Thursday, with all other major bourses tacking on strong gains.
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In a group chat, adding emoji can feel like tacking up posters on the walls of a virtual clubhouse.
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Tacking a subscription to cinemas on to that, which either made going free or discounted, is a no-brainer.
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Roam just kind of leaned in, tacking on an EQ engine roughly the size of a book of matches.
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Leon Leonwood Bean did anglers and hunters a serious solid by tacking together these remarkably warm and dry boots.
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Investors reacted positively to G.M.'s announcement, with its shares tacking on more than 4 percent in Monday's trading.
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Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index was steady before the market close, tacking on 2500 percent by 16.4:21.5 p.m.
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"I think they're making a big mistake if they start tacking on extraneous issues to the budget," he said.
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For people who don't feel like tacking on yet another yearly subscription, enjoy your cheap pizza while it lasts.
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Knowing that, we had — probably unfairly — stereotyped them to be unnecessary, tacking on extra fees and pushing products (cringe).
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He tries out a phrase, then refines it as if tacking a ship to something slightly closer to his truth.
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There were even fewer in the second half, when the Bears kept tacking on points to put the game away.
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"CUTEST PHOTO OF ALL TIME," commented the Today with Hoda & Jenna account, tacking on both heart-eye and heart emoijs.
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Tacking left to win them over, as Corbyn has, is "a bad idea," he told me in a phone conversation.
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Medicare could save billions over the long run by simply tacking on a payment bonus for biosimilars, the analysis says.
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Other Japanese exporters also gained, with Toyota surging 2472 percent, Honda tacking on 5.98 percent and Sony up 4.03 percent.
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Miners such as Rio Tinto gained 21.65 percent, BHP Billiton up by 21 percent, and Fortescue tacking on 2926.82 percent.
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Nor did Bush come up with new revenue to finance the Iraq War, instead tacking it on to the deficit.
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A jump in iron-ore and copper prices supported miners, with the metals and mining index tacking on 0.5 percent.
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And in these final weeks before the election, rather than tacking to the middle, he seems to be doubling down.
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Structurally, the film is all chop and change, with Hare and Fiennes tacking back and forth across Nureyev's early years.
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The discount carrier is notorious for tacking on additional fees while marketing extremely low base fares for flights to customers.
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Imagine Scherzer doing the same — and then tacking on 21 earned runs in just three and two-thirds more innings.
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But right now, it just feels like the company is tacking on another cost to what's an already extremely expensive phone.
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However, since the phone doesn't have a microSD card slot, you won't have the option of tacking on more storage later.
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Utilities and real estate stocks rose late in the day, especially after Di Maio's comments, tacking on 1.4% and 1.1%, respectively.
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"Wild Oats XI had to keep clear, failed to keep clear while tacking, Oats did not do turn," race organizers said.
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"We've been shocked by the extent of it," Will Kerr, the NCA's officer in charge of tacking such criminality, told reporters.
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It could incorporate voice and motion control by resurrecting the Kinect and a hands-free digital assistant by tacking on Cortana.
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That led to companies tacking on, as a kind of minimum viable solution, applicant tracking software, but little or nothing else.
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So it was a good day for both of us, him getting his 30th homer and me tacking on number 100.
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While copper prices fell for a fourth day, iron ore prices rose sharply tacking steel futures, though demand outlook remained shaky.
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Krasner suffered from severe insomnia, and so she opted to work at night, tacking huge unstretched canvases to the studio wall.
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He made the second, tacking another point to his playoff pile, getting larger in small increments, one contract at a time.
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Uber calculates its contribution margin by tacking on more costs than Lyft does, according to people with knowledge of the matter.
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Energy stocks rose in tandem with oil prices, with Woodside Petroleum up 1.3 percent and Oil Search tacking on 1.1 percent.
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Tacking on party clothes and peak Uber pricing, ringing in the new year could break the bank if you're not careful.
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Open Book The first poster I can remember tacking to my wall as a boy was of the actress Kristy McNichol.
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The Swiss franc weakened 0.17 percent versus the dollar to trade at 0.653 on Tuesday, after tacking on 0.45 percent overnight.
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Currently, it operates in more than 550 cities, recently tacking on another 100 markets to reach an additional 50 million customers.
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By tacking those three months onto the end of loan payments, financial institutions would just be delaying receipt of that money.
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Top gold miner Newcrest Mining added about 2%, while OceanaGold Corp was the top percentage gainer, tacking on more than 5%.
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I'm up here block-printing, and I am up in this twee Connecticut house, tacking things up on the wall, anyway.
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Google is hoping to juice holiday sales of Chromebooks by tacking on a subscription to the hot new streaming service, Disney+.
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Depending on meteorological conditions, he walks or takes the subway to his office, tacking another 15 minutes on the game clock.
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But the PerryUndem findings suggest that when it comes to the issue of abortion, tacking right may not be smart politics.
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For most people, wireless mice are perfectly adequate, and tacking on the promise of never charging ends up feeling like a dream.
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Now, at Trump's request, Horowitz is tacking on this question: Did the FBI unlawfully spy on the Trump campaign for political purposes?
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Starting at $20.33, this thing ain't cheap, especially if you are thinking about tacking on some of Asus' pricey ROG Phone accessories.
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The company currently operates in more than 550 cities, recently tacking on another 100 markets to reach an additional 50 million customers.
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I am thinking of tacking on a vacation to this interview, but am debating whether I want to spend that much money.
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Chinese markets also traded in positive territory, with the main ending up 0.78 percent and the Shenzhen composite tacking on 1.01 percent.
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"When you start tacking on storm surges, tidal flooding, all those other associated events," Hauer said, the affected populations "get much larger."
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The pound gained 0.17.02 percent to a near two-week high of $26.9125, after tacking on 0.4 percent during the previous session.
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Too Short told us the allegations were an extortion attempt ... which led to her refiling and tacking on a defamation claim, too.
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Other markets in the region were little changed, with Australia's S&P/ASX 200 tacking on 0.15 percent to end at 6,054.40.
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However, transitioning to IoT is more than just tacking a few sensors and controllers onto existing products and adding an internet connection.
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Ted Stevens, then the longest-serving Republican in the Senate, from tacking on drilling to a military spending bill with a filibuster.
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Energy stocks gained more than 3% on higher crude oil prices, with Cooper Energy and Beach Energy tacking on about 7% each.
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Instead of paying drivers a base rate and tacking on tips as additional pay, tips were considered part of the base rate.
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They found June and Kean's beloved babysitter by tacking a note on a bulletin board in an Asian supermarket near their house.
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This variation is an opportunity for states that want to experiment with the public program by tacking on a buy-in option.
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Opposition parties in the houses of Parliament will try to slow down the process, tacking amendments to the legislation that is now needed.
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But the best way to improve your photos is to improve your technique, not by tacking a piece of plastic to your phone.
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Rather than tacking on some tech element to things that already exist, it edged closer to just renaming the things that already exist.
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But in Australia, Santos shed 20.94 percent after rising 22 percent Tuesday and Woodside fell 2047.21 percent after tacking on 1.2 percent Tuesday.
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The euro gained 0.15% to $1.1185, rising for a second session after tacking on 0.35% on Friday - its first gain in five sessions.
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"You come and try to put it on him and keep it on him," she replied, tacking on an upside-down-smile emoji.
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"You will always be with us," Ronaldo wrote in Portuguese on Instagram to accompany the tribute, tacking on praying hands and heart emojis.
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"Millie June arrived on Friday and her mommy and I couldn't be more in love," he added, tacking on two heart-eye emojis.
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Similarly, what if Apple takes a cue from how it names its Macbooks and just starts tacking on a word at the end?
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Jobbik, a nationalist party that is now tacking to the centre, came second with 26 and a Socialist-led coalition third, with 20.
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That means Skype is tacking on ephemeral sharing as part of its feature set, along with Stories, and other camera-first inspired features.
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"Visualizing and connecting to a healthy birth and my first filthy dirty martini 🍸," wrote Hudson, tacking on the hashtags, ""#namaste" and "#MissMyMartinis.
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But unfortunately, some people trolled Steward, tacking on mean, body-shaming captions that took aim at her physique and her skateboarding-themed tee.
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Rather than tacking away from important topics that already have the country's attention, sometimes it makes sense to look for opportunities within them.
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Under this veil of secrecy surrounding the Trump business empire, America's relations with foreign nations are tacking with President Trump at the helm.
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Senate Republicans most likely would oppose tacking Glass-Steagall-like provisions onto that legislation or passing a freestanding, 21st-Century Glass-Steagall Act.
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The Elite Series 2 has many similar features to the Prestige, while also tacking on a few extra touches, like the adjustable thumbsticks.
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Lawmakers managed to appease the group after tacking on the MacArthur-Meadows amendment, which essentially lets states opt out of certain Obamacare rules.
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Australian stocks advanced more convincingly, with the S&P/ASX 200 tacking on 0.96 percent to close at 27,2781.51 amid broad-based gains.
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In the mid-1990s, with Republicans in control of Congress and President Clinton tacking more to the right, tougher immigration policies took shape.
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Take, for example, "habit tacking": Here, you connect something you want to work into your life with something you already do and love.
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Australia's "Big Four" banks were in the green, with National Australia Bank tacking on 2106.82 percent and ANZ closing higher by 21 percent.
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The bid won the tea caddy, and with the buyer's commission tacking on another $600, it came in at six times the estimate.
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Tacking on a campus visit to family vacations, or having a student piggyback on a parent's business trip, can help keep costs down.
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Energy retailer Mercury NZ Ltd and dairy giant Fonterra were the top percentage gainers on the benchmark, tacking on more than 2% each.
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That's led Facebook to tacking on new features and services that give consumers more of a reason to invite Facebook into their home.
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At best, it is the political equivalent of tacking up plywood against exterior windows to lessen the inevitable damage of an impending storm.
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But now, 52 senators have voted to essentially turn skinny repeal into policy buy tacking the individual mandate repeal onto their tax bill.
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Political scientists have studied whether center-left parties benefit from tacking right on immigration, and the best evidence strongly suggests that they don't.
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Chiming in on the comments section of her husband's video, the "Please Me" hitmaker wrote, "My little baby," tacking on two red heart emojis.
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It seems that the odds of Cox Elite Gamer being enough to justify tacking $15 onto your broadband bill every month are fairly low.
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The Xbox Two, or whatever silly name Microsoft ends up tacking on, could be the true living room PC we've all been waiting for.
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In an effort to further legitimize its nanodegrees, the company began tacking a job-placement guarantee onto some of its degrees earlier this year.
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Some haven't really adjusted their approach, while others have tried Mudde's "radical right light" option, tacking right on issues of immigration and racial identity.
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In this context, tacking to the left on economics won't give Democrats a silver bullet to use against the racial resentment powering Trump's success.
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"[T]echnically subscription alone right now is doing just fine, now it's tacking on all the other things on top of it," Farnsworth said.
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But Democrats say the idea of tacking on North Korean sanctions is just the latest Republican stalling tactic on behalf of the White House.
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Gold miners, on the other hand, saw slight uptick in their stocks, with Alacer Gold tacking on 21 percent and Newcrest adding 2990.26 percent.
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Share videos of you tacking your waves, your check-in at the pier, a photo of your board and more – in a single album.
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Well, as with most successful policy strategies, it should coalesce around middle ground ideas that avoid tacking too far left or right of center.
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Ron Johnson of Wisconsin is using the fiscal 2018 budget to try again, in the form of tacking it onto the tax reform instructions.
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They contribute to the deficit directly, by tacking on extra funding, and indirectly, by attracting votes to costly legislation that might not otherwise pass.
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Ms. Slatin decided that the school should have been open, she said, so she began expanding its hours and tacking on services for families.
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Of course, tacking on weight classes can quickly become an eye roller, a way of imposing superficial prestige and significance via another shiny belt.
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That Enderal addresses that without tacking on traditional (and overdone) survival mechanics is a big part of what keeps these particular systems feeling fresh.
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But Gallagher has shown cagey political instincts by tacking to the middle on a few high-profile issues while remaining a reliable Republican vote.
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Some weeks ago, when the temperature dipped into the 60s, I completed an easy eight miles, even tacking on another one for good measure.
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But her forays into politics show someone who is tacking toward Mr. Trump, while leaving herself room for daylight between them in the future.
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She's even better at tacking a silence onto the end of a line, where it can prompt you to snort when you're done laughing.
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On Dessert For about 30 years, I've been tacking pictures, memos, small talismans, odd cards and clippings to the cork wall behind my desk.
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Elsewhere, in Australia, the benchmark ASX 200 closed up 23.06 points, or 0.43 percent, at 5,411.60, tacking on a 3.46 percent gain for the week.
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Tacking between the two sides is a growing group of academics who are trying to devise new ways to rein in big tech through regulation.
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Tacking on a clause that states they must also be willing to enable your full-fledged bath bomb obsession seems entirely too much to ask.
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But given that Hillary Clinton narrowly won his district in 2016, tacking to the center on legal immigration could be a safe, politically shrewd move.
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The ring is available in three finishes, with the black and rose gold finish tacking an additional $50 onto the retail price of the ring.
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Jobbik, a nationalist party that is now tacking to the centre, came second with 26 seats, and a Socialist-led coalition finished third, with 20.
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We all knew tacking me onto their insurance policy was going to be the cheapest option, but they were still forcing me to shop around.
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But in football, college athletes play just a three-month season, possibly tacking on a 14-or-so match schedule in an American summer league.
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A runner starts for second, and Perez turns the pitch around in an instant, tacking a hard tailing throw to the corner of the bag.
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The euro on Monday gained 0.1% to $1.1178, rising for a second session after tacking on 0.35% on Friday - its first gain in five sessions.
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It winds between so many characters and time periods, as if tacking into a wind, that little momentum, emotional or otherwise, is allowed to build.
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Still, the Guardian recently found that anti-abortion clinics were able to advertise around similar search terms, like "pregnancy symptoms," without tacking on that labeling.
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" Addiction therapists are "getting called more often" about gaming disorder, Dr. Cash said, and many are "kind of tacking it onto what they already offer.
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Buy-now-pay-later firm Afterpay Touch was the top gainer on the sub-index, tacking on 8.3% to its highest in over 23 weeks.
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The next year, after receiving her tax return, she booked a $704 plane ticket to Hanoi, tacking herself onto another sister's 10-day Vietnam expedition.
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Atlanta got out to a fast start, amassing a 21-3 halftime lead and tacking on another touchdown before the Patriots could find their footing.
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In a statement accompanying his veto, Mr. Cuomo accused legislators of tacking on more than $600 million in legal-aid costs unrelated to criminal defense.
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Sellers have also tried making a profit by tacking on exorbitant shipping costs, sometimes in the hundreds of dollars, also in violation of Amazon's rules.
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Vogel added that tacking on a cute pets request to your bad-day venting can be a way to spin a negative into a positive.
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The 2 Vegas legends teamed up for this awesome performance -- Celine singing her "Titanic" hit, and Steve tacking on a remix you really gotta see.
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In December, average new home prices in 70 major cities on the mainland rose 12.4 on-year, after tacking on 12.6 percent in November, Reuters reported.
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Tacking on a Mexico-specific tax is unlikely to get much traction, as we saw with Spicer's swift walkback of the trial balloon earlier this year.
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Tacking on the latest 25-basis-point rise will cost credit card users roughly $1.6 billion in extra finance charges, according to a separate WalletHub analysis.
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By targeting people who face bad credit, loaning money, tacking up interest rates and repossessing and reselling used cars, auto lenders are as corrupt as ever.
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There are also service opportunities like renovating school buildings and teaching local children, and participants have the option of tacking on a quick trip to Zanzibar.
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Positional tacking, the nifty technology that allows VR users to move around in virtual space, is pretty essential to actually feeling immersed in a VR experience.
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Tacking on a 2500-basis-point increase will cost credit card users roughly $21.4 billion in extra finance charges in 2018, according to a WalletHub analysis.
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The two are also working to include provisions on sustainable development, small- and medium-sized companies, tacking corruption and on issues related to women and trade.
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The governor — who has taken stiff shots from both of the city's tabloids — has been tacking leftward for months as he eyes both of those fronts.
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The Moto Insta-Share Projector, while neat, is easily the most niche of the bunch, essentially tacking a pico projector onto the back of the device.
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Henderek imagines cell carriers will start giving away stand-alone smartwatches for free and tacking on the data charge as a fee on your phone bill.
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"When u embrace being small it makes it so much cooler 😂😂😂," he captioned the photo set, tacking on the hashtags, "#LiveLoveLaugh" and "#HappyHolidays."
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However, Verizon charges customers on lower tier plans for Safety Mode, whereas AT&T is eager to point out that its not tacking on anything extra.
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Lenin was a brilliant, once-in-a-generation strategist, tacking right when others tacked left, attacking when they retreated, always keeping his end goal in view.
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The benchmark Nikkei 225 index closed higher for a 12th straight session after tacking on 20183 percent, or 26.93 points, to finish the session at 21,363.05.
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Now, with banks shifting more fraud liability to merchants, Duncan argues that tacking on the additional 0.05 percent for fraud recovery might no longer be needed.
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And when NBC has its upfront presentation for advertisers on Monday, executives will speak with pride about tacking on yet another show from a prolific veteran.
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Safe-haven gold stocks were snapped up in the midst of the uncertainty, with Newcrest Mining Ltd tacking on 3.4% while Northern Star Resources added 4%.
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The new book synthesizes fifty years of revisionist scholarship, repeating and amplifying the findings of other researchers (fully acknowledged), and tacking on a few additional charges.
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Livingston dreams of fishing off the Florida coast, preferably in his new yacht, but he keeps tacking back up to New York for one more trade.
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Mainland markets also notched gains, with the tacking on 0.88 percent to end at 3,20203 and the Shenzhen Composite advancing 0.87 percent to finish at 1,905.62.
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Tacking on a 21.1-basis-point increase will cost credit card users roughly $22015 billion in extra finance charges in 20.09, according to a WalletHub analysis.
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Bursars are tacking more and more charges onto your bill, raising revenue for their underfunded colleges and causing all kinds of financial headaches for unsuspecting students.
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Tacking on a 25-basis-point increase will cost credit card users roughly $1.6 billion in extra finance charges in 21.85, according to a WalletHub analysis.
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He has also discussed tacking something smaller onto a budget reconciliation bill that requires only 51 Republican votes, according to a person close to the talks.
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Sklar and the rest of the Disney team are doing something similar, tacking a sequel onto one of the most successful projects in the studio's history.
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Clinton understands this, and the natural implication is that demonstrating a commitment to black and Latino voters is more important than tacking left on economic issues.
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Tacking on a 25-basis-point increase will cost credit card users roughly $1.6 billion in extra finance charges in 26, according to a separate WalletHub analysis.
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The measure would likely be supported by Mr. Cuomo, who is tacking left in the face of a primary challenge from Cynthia Nixon, the actress and activist.
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"We're going to take care of people who are dying on the street," Trump said at that debate, seemingly tacking far to the left of his opponents.
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In an added twist, tacking on the extra punishment requires only a majority vote in the Senate, not the two-thirds — or 67 senators — required to convict.
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That's the kind of place that they're going to go to, therefore, we need to be thinking about how do we prevent them from tacking over there.
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The euro, which makes up more than 20 percent of the basket, has also climbed this week, tacking on as much as 1.56 percent against the dollar.
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The super-long zone followed suit, with the 20-year yield tacking on 1.5 bps to 0.265%, while the 30-year yield gained 2.5 bps to 0.415%.
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It's battling Intel in the CPU space, with each company advertising more cores and tacking on more features to woo users (and manufacturers) away from the other.
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Tacking on a 21.4-basis-point increase, for example, would cost credit card users roughly $230 billion in extra finance charges, according to a separate WalletHub analysis.
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I ain't dancing around with a bunch of candy canes," he says in the clip, before tacking on a friendly, "Because I'm all about the birther Christmas.
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But he struck a tone similar to Sinema, who ran her 28503 campaign by tacking more toward the middle of the ideological spectrum than toward the left.
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The S&P/ASX 200 was a bright spot, with the index tacking on 0.16 percent to close at 6,013.60 as large cap banks buoyed the market.
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Best Buy is tacking on some freebies to a lot of TVs and gaming consoles, including discounts on Sling TV, free Echo Dots, and free screen protectors.
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This recalls an incident last spring, when users criticized Google for tacking an apparent advertisement for the movie "Beauty and the Beast" onto its daily briefing feature.
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Spreadbetters expected European stocks to open slightly higher, with Britain's FTSE edging up 0.05 percent, Germany's DAX adding 21.3142 percent and France's CAC tacking on 21.3080 percent.
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No longer was he an opportunist tacking in whichever direction led to power, but rather a president whom elites were driving to the left, against his will.
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Tacking on a 20.09-basis-point increase will cost credit card users roughly $21.10 billion in extra finance charges in 2275, according to a separate WalletHub analysis.
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" But at the same time, she's tried to maintain favor within the law enforcement community, by tacking on statements like "frankly, I'm all about all lives matter.
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The New Jersey Office of Innovation and Yext created an online portal tacking live state updates and orders, testing information and assistance information for businesses and employees.
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That's all very cool, but the problem with the new Apple Watch is just how expensive you can make it if you start tacking on fancy accessories.
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Some observers believe that Mr. Cuomo, a moderate, is tacking left as he gears up for the election this fall (which he is expected to win handily).
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On the opening track of "Fly by Night" from 290, Rush's first album with Peart, he begins with guns blazing, tick-tacking through a 7/8 riff.
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Furthermore, the CFPB found that lenders would often repeatedly try to tap a borrower's bank account after an initial failed transaction, tacking on new fees each time.
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If we use [Work at Carnegie Hall] for GIG (53 Across), tacking on a "say" or "maybe" makes sense, because not all GIGs are at Carnegie Hall.
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The idea was that safely blue districts would lose population, and Republicans could push for those districts to expand by tacking on blue precincts from neighboring red districts.
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Now Qualcomm will instead be returning an enormous amount of capital to investors instead of tacking on NXP in the largest ever consolidation deal in the semiconductor industry.
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The pan-European STOXX 600 index rose 0.5%, buoyed by a 2% gain in shares of tariff-sensitive auto makers and their suppliers, with BMW tacking on 3.1%.
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The Colombo Stock Exchange All-Share index is down more than 4 percent so far this year after tacking on more than 8 percent so far this quarter.
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After all, Mr Orban has stolen the thunder of Jobbik, a thuggish nationalist party that constitutes the most organised opposition in Hungary, by tacking hard-right on migration.
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China, which today accounts for half the world's planned capacity, has seen its coal appetite wane in the last few years and is tacking toward cleaner energy sources.
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"He is tacking to the center and trying to sound more moderate … But a lot of people rationalize and say he didn't really mean these things," Pereira said.
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The Purple One and the Compton lyricist teamed up for "What's My Name," with Kendrick tacking his own verse on to the track off 1998's Crystal Ball.
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After launching from Puerto Rico, one balloon made its way to Peru by periodically changing its direction to negotiate headwinds—what a human sailor would recognize as tacking.
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Dressing it up again would be like tacking vinyl siding to the concrete front of the Met Breuer, where Mr. Mattos plans to open a restaurant this year.
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Black-ish has been a ratings and critical hit since it premiered in 2014, but gained major media attention for tacking social issues head-on in season 3.
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Versions like the Portable 1TB T5 are already on sale, and tacking on the extra $60 value for the game code makes it a pretty solid, unique deal.
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There is debate over whether embracing the democratic socialism of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is tacking too hard to the left or the key to unlocking grass-roots energy.
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During their 2015 Glastonbury talk, Tolokonnikova joked that the group were in attendance because "We need more riots!" before tacking on "because we like music" as an addendum.
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While Ms. Banks mostly travels for work, she describes herself as "a master at tacking on pleasure," commonly adding on vacation days to weeks of intensive shooting abroad.
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Energy firms gained more than 1%, lifted by improving oil prices, with the country's biggest oil and gas producer Woodside Petroleum Ltd tacking on as much as 1%.
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Others, like flipped SU(5), rearrange which quarks and antiquarks go with which leptons and antileptons inside SU(83)'s fiveplets, tacking on an extra symmetry in the process.
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When he started making beats at the age of 16, he ran with it, creating new social media accounts with the moniker, and tacking on Beats at the end.
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The hours spent tacking band posters to the wall; the piles of clothing arranged just-so; the artful arrangement of a pair of cheerleading pom-poms, or a guitar.
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Then, Acer went and replaced the big long hinge on the R2150 with a more standard two-sided setup, before tacking on a new one-piece Gorilla Glass touchpad.
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In the past, consumers would pay for cable TV – perhaps tacking on some premium channels to have more to watch – and stay subscribed for a long period of time.
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While Rivera was not directly involved in those crimes, he was sentenced to 55 years in prison for seditious conspiracy, later tacking on 15 more for attempting to escape.
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The electric carmaker's CEO said he will be tacking on a part two to his original post titled "The Secret Tesla Motors Master Plan, " originally published a decade ago.
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I will say though, it is nice for a change to actually have teammates, but the more numbers and work they're tacking on, the more challenging it is mentally.
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Other than tacking on another 256GB of storage and a Smart Keyboard built for its more diminutive size, it's basically exactly what it sounds like: a smaller iPad Pro.
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Some try to save money by tacking a so-called endorsement for the coverage on their general liability policy as opposed to having a more expensive stand-alone policy.
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The Senate is expected to vote on that bill Thursday, tacking on another $7.4 billion in emergency funds for a total of $15.25 billion for FEMA's disaster relief fund.
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Presidents have often tried to defray the travel costs by tacking on an official event on the way to a campaign rally, and passing the bill onto the government.
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CHICAGO - Since he was in fourth grade, Dennis Nolte's stepson Jacob has been tacking Massachusetts Institute of Technology posters to his bedroom wall and dreaming of attending some day.
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Deborah and her husband, Guyle, bought a house from a private buyer for 50,000 euros after tacking a visit to Sicily onto the end of a trip to London.
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Gains elsewhere in the region were moderate, with the Kospi edging higher by 0.36 percent to 2,447.76 and the S&P/ASX 22000 tacking on 27 percent to 2109.65,22.
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And, if you're interested in tacking on a little glitz and glamour to the geologic wonders exploration, you can seek out Las Vegas — just a few hours' drive west.
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"You'd see Anne tacking up posters to advertise the elementary school and middle school plays," said Pierce Homer, a former secretary of transportation under Mr. Kaine and a neighbor.
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Enduring all manner of humiliations, bouncing back from every setback, tacking right and left with the times, he embodies the triumph of raw ambition over aristocratic rules of order.
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The use of so-called album bundles — tacking a download or CD to another purchase — is an age-old sales gimmick in the music industry, but now it's everywhere.
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But the emerging conventional wisdom among Beltway centrists is the opposite: that Democrats overreached, tacking too far to the left and ending up with a mediocre-at-best result.
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I decide to play SUBA, dragging the S, U,B, and A from the bottom of my screen and tacking the S onto "thumb," which has already been played.
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Camille countersued, claiming her story was true and she has more than enough photos, witnesses and other evidence to establish it ... while tacking on her own claim of defamation.
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Tacking a paper ad on the corkboard at the local feed or grocery store, for instance, is a far better way to get attention than posting an ad on Craigslist.
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Back in October 2014, Nintendo went off on a health tangent when it announced plans to develop a sleep and fatigue tacking app that would help optimize your slumber time.
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The super-long zone followed suit, with the 13-year yield tacking on half a basis point to 0.270%, while the 40-year yield also gained 0.5 bps to 0.445%.
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While Friday's jobs report soundly topped expectations, with the U.S. economy tacking on 287,0003 more jobs, May's paltry gains of 38,000 were revised substantially downward, to just 11,000 jobs gained.
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Shares of Snap, Facebook and Twitter have all been soaring in 2019, with Snap up a whopping 162%, Facebook tacking on a 55% gain and Twitter climbing more than 30%.
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Though Burning Man is held on federal land, Nevada keeps tacking on more taxes to use it, which makes talk of moving the whole thing to Utah a perennial topic.
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Energy stocks saw losses between 2.57 and 3.85 percent as a result of lower oil prices, while gold miners finished mostly up, with Newcrest tacking on a 1.91 percent gain.
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And yet by capitulating and tacking on a chunk of new content to the end of a massively popular franchise, Bioware may have unwittingly opened a Pandora's box of possibilities.
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Nicola Del Roscio, director of the Cy Twombly Foundation and the artist's longtime companion, recalled how Twombly painted a series by tacking a new canvas on top of older ones.
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In rooms without heat, the newest and poorest arrivals, many of them undocumented, sat bent over sewing machines, tacking collars onto shirts or affixing brightly colored stripes to jogging pants.
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In the wake of a Trump victory, the Democratic Party is tacking to the left in an attempt to harness the populist message that put Trump in the White House.
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Making porn accessible to the blind isn't simply about tacking on a few descriptions of what is happening; it's about making the whole audio descriptive experience of porn more erotic.
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Analysts are overwhelmingly bullish on the Whole Foods deal as are investors, who sent Amazon shares up 2.4 percent on Friday to $987.71, tacking on $11.3 billion in market value.
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Shares of LNG export terminal operator Cheniere Energy popped after Dow Jones first reported the news, closing 2.8 percent higher on Wednesday and tacking on another 1.3 percent on Thursday.
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Like so many of her contemporaries, Harris' cultural corralling—tacking on the very unspecific modifier "of color" without explicitly detailing which "people" or what "communities"—is what ultimately spoke volumes.
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Our effort, in the end, is hardly different from the eighteenth century's insistence on tacking a happy ending on to "King Lear," wishful thinking in the guise of an improvement.
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That's not a lot of money, but broadband service is generally expensive, and tacking on a few extra dollars a month to use the internet more privately can be annoying.
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Oculus isn't charging much of a premium for business users, tacking on an extra $50 for some added accessories and an extended warranty with dedicated support is probably worth that hassle.
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These primitive gestures represented an important part of early netspeak: You could convey sarcasm by tacking on ;-) at the end of your message, or share your ambivalence with the ¯_(ツ)_/¯ face.
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She performed "The Weekend," backed by an all-female gospel choir and woodwind/horn section, then followed it up with "Love Galore," tacking on an extra verse in Travis Scott's absence.
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At $5,000, Apple's Pro Display is so expensive, most folks immediately knew it was out of reach, so tacking another $1,000 onto its price tag wasn't going to make much difference.
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Other oil names also surged, with Oil Search tacking on 0.373 percent, Japan's Inpex up 7.24 percent and Japan Petroleum adding 5.49 percent and South Korea's S-Oil increasing 1.65 percent.
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"What I want to know is, are we tacking crime effectively?" said Shields, who has emphasized, for instance, that during the crack epidemic, people who needed help were instead locked up.
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During the earnings announcement, Netflix said it would spend $7 billion to $8 billion on content in 2018 — tacking on $1 billion to the upper limit of earlier content budget estimates.
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And if you're tacking on the cloud DVR bundle, too, Hulu could cost as much as you're paying for cable TV today – assuming you have something larger than a basic package.
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For renters who plan to stay renters, costs are rising modestly, just like overall inflation — 3 percent since November 2016, tacking an extra $26.54 onto monthly costs for the average renter.
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He has spent months snaking across the country speaking mostly about unity and bipartisanship, not President Donald Trump, and tacking solidly towards the middle of the Democratic field on most policies.
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Capping losses were gold stocks, which rose up to 3.7% after bullion surged over 1% overnight, with heavyweights Newcrest Mining Ltd and Northern Star Resources tacking on 23% and 2.3%, respectively.
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Twenty-five years later, "run-based" games are more respected and appreciated, but Dark Forces was tacking into a headwind of convenience features that became all-but-mandatory across shooter design.
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"Stop portraying billionaires as criminals," Cooperman said Wednesday on CNBC, the morning after Warren and Sanders in the latest Democratic debate cast themselves as the hard-liners on tacking wealth inequality.
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The super-long zone followed suit, with the 2108.69-year yield tacking on 2.0 basis points to 0.490 percent, while the 30-year yield gained 1.5 basis point to 0.695 percent.
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Tacking on this new amendment would undoubtedly cause an even greater decline in coverage, as sicker patients would be priced out of the market in states that take up the waiver.
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His work over 17 years at the UN fluctuated between focusing on expanding nutrition programs to underdeveloped countries and tacking health crises including outbreaks of malaria, bird flu, Ebola and other diseases.
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We're curious as to which sisters Jenner and Hadid like to match with when they're not together... But until then, we'll continue tacking these stylishly aligned outfit ideas to our mood boards.
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Should recent experience be anything to go by, most of the new arrivals will test Mr Aher's patience by tacking posters on his hostel's walls, or endlessly complaining about the Wi-Fi.
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Blue chip shares rose across the board, with Toyota Motor Corp tacking on 3.3 percent, Sony Corp up 3.8 percent, Nintendo rising 5.7 percent and Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group adding 1.9 percent.
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But it is likely to continue the fight in other ways, such as by tacking riders onto the annual National Defence Authorisation Act, which is much trickier for the president to quash.
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The super-long zone followed suit, with the 13-year yield tacking on 1.0 basis point to 0.470 percent and the 30-year yield up half a basis point at 0.700 percent.
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Barack Obama, now President Barack Obama, back in 2008 on guns, when she was tacking to the right on this," Sanders campaign manager Jeff Weaver told CNN's Chris Cuomo on "New Day.
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If Labour performs as poorly as expected in June 8's general election, most will blame its unpopular leader Jeremy Corbyn for tacking to the left rather than to the centre ground.
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Current rules effectively block auto dealers from tacking on overpriced gap insurance to military service members, but the administration has sent a proposal to the Defense Department looking to revise the rules.
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The authors of the proposal are not seriously addressing anyone to the left of Lindsey Graham anyway, merely tacking up a convenient fig leaf for the talking heads of the Murdoch media.
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Senators should put the brakes on AV START, reject attempts to evade regular order by tacking it onto the end of year funding measure, and advance a bill that puts safety first.
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Tacking on imagery of real people at the end is a token gesture — an attempt to square the circle between what these movies actually are and the gap that Hollywood has created.
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And while she might have spent a few weeks tacking between Ikea and various Craigslist listings to fill up the space, that seemed at odds with her desire for more deliberate living.
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Those debates will reveal much about how New York, considered one of the country's education reform capitals just a few years ago, is tacking in an entirely new direction on education policy.
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But sussing out whether Bloomberg can appeal to Democrats by tacking left and railing against corruption—which as a self-funded rich person eschewing all donations, he can do—is one thing.
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"A decision to repeal net neutrality would be tacking against strong headwinds of public opinion blowing in the opposite direction," Steven Kull, the director of the university program, said in a statement.
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To combat that grimness, many students try to decorate their rooms in a cheerful, personal way, which for most means tacking up a poster of their favorite band and calling it a day.
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But its public purse might have to assume responsibility for bad corporate and local-government debts, so tacking on a fiscal stimulus large enough to buoy the global economy could look too risky.
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Clemson's backups put the finishing touches on the school-record 21st consecutive home victory, tacking on 24 second-half points for good measure and marching closer to a second straight undefeated regular season.
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Containers also feature GPS tacking and video surveillance in addition to cellular and satellite connectivity back to AWS HQ. All data is encrypted with AWS Key Management Service keys before it is transferred.
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Mellie's not totally in the clear ... if she violates any part of her probation, a judge will decide between sentencing Mellie to 6 years in prison or tacking on conditions to her probation.
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The opposition, however, led by Khaleda Zia of the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP), has been tacking in the opposite direction—partly, it appears, to shore up its credibility in India and the West.
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And for the first time, UPS this year is tacking a surcharge onto packages shipped close to Black Friday and the week prior to Christmas, aiming to soften order flow around peak periods.
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While party leaders continued pressing for their favored stand-alone Zika funding bills Tuesday, they have not ruled out tacking the item onto that broader continuing resolution, where it may find passage easier.
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While tacking Beyoncé onto J Balvin's dembow pop hit "Mi Gente" certainly did the trick on the Billboard Hot 100, Farruko's 2017 TrapXficante single "Krippy Kush" proved the bellwether of things to come.
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A small number of New York restaurants have abolished tipping and raised menu prices to absorb their added labor costs; an alternative, tacking a service charge onto bills, has run into legal challenges.
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And just across, hardly a distance at all, are people tacking their lives to bits of wood and creating these human flotillas to escape from what is still a war across the way.
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At this time last year, the T series was up to T490, and the X series was up to X390 — short of tacking digits onto the end, Lenovo needed a new naming scheme.
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Get Your Guide needs to find ways of keeping existing and new users returning to its own platform, rather than simply tacking on its tour packages while organising other aspects of their vacation.
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At the Democratic National Convention and just before, she acted to shore up Sanders's fans by tacking left on a number of key domestic issues, but that's left behind a good-government cohort.
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On policy, Hillary Clinton, at least in her public appearances, keeps tacking harder and harder toward Sanders's positions, so much so that there is getting to be little daylight between them on many issues.
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The balloons make use of zig-zag patterns, similar to tacking tactics used by sailing vessels, for instance — but in doing so they employ strategies that are counterintuitive to even an experienced human navigator.
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Back in the day, making a statement with your hair meant mom tying plaid ribbon around your ponytail, tacking plastic bow-shaped clips on the ends of your braids, or lining them with beads.
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Meanwhile, House Republicans are going in a completely different direction, tacking a family separation provision to a likely politically doomed comprehensive immigration bill initially designed to address the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program.
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By tacking on the word impeachment to their investigation, Democrats hope to convince the courts to expedite their decisions on McGahn and the grand jury material by emphasizing that impeachment is under serious consideration.
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A new startup called Cocodune, launching today, wants to completely change that — not just by improving the aforementioned awful aspects, but also by tacking on some qualities that could make the experience actually appealing.
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Lately the chart's top rungs have been filled with titles released through bundling deals — an effective but controversial marketing gimmick of tacking a new album to the sale of merchandise or a concert ticket.
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Last June, all the wind sprints and tacking drills and jibe lessons, all the afternoon training sessions and the weekend regattas finally paid off: Fordham finished seventh at the Intercollegiate Sailing Association's national championship.
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"I have a moral obligation to edit and expand my film, and not just by tacking on an 11-minute ending about him as a sexual predator," Mr. Avrich said by phone from Ottawa.
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After Mr. Reich committed suicide in 2013, The New York Times saluted him as among a group of innovative young dealers ''tacking against the trend toward a more button-down, sleek, big-money business.
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For example, Verizon's new option includes a $12 per month set top box rental fee and a $15 per month router fee for some subscribers, tacking an extra $27 on to the final bill.
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And are they prepared for the political consequences of tacking on massive premium payments of up to 8.5 percent of previously uninsured individuals' income onto a tax bill at the end of the year?
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It could be argued that golf's governing bodies are not exactly setting the right tone on speeding up the game by tacking on six months of discussion before voting on common-sense rule changes.
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Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison has said his government is committed to tacking climate change, insisting the country will meet its pledge to cut emissions from 26% to 28% by 2030, versus 2005 levels.
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Fyre Festival founder Billy McFarland pleaded guilty Thursday to stealing more than $100,000 while out on bail for charges related to his festival scam, tacking on at least three new felonies to his record.
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"For someone who has done a relatively good job tacking left and championing the fight over income inequality, Gillibrand cozying up to Wall Street will come off to many progressive voters as inauthentic," Uhl said.
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By tacking on an extra $100 to the monthly payment, the borrower would save more than $2,500 in interest and cut down their repayment time by 32 months, or about 2 and a half years.
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Image: Ahundt The International Earth Rotation and Reference Systems Service (IERS), which sets the time which standardizes the world's clocks, just announced that it is tacking an extra second on to the end of 2016.
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Sens. Dick Durbin and Bill Cassidy — a Democrat and a Republican — introduced a new bill yesterday that would tackle evergreening, the process by which branded drug companies extend their monopolies by tacking on additional patents.
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Chris Christie and Kasich both had the potential to be serious candidates, but Christie was still hurt by the residual taint of his Bridgegate scandal, and Kasich's tacking toward the center alienated GOP base voters.
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That was a likely driver of the surge in Japanese banks' shares on Wednesday, with SMFG jumping 7.3 percent, Resona Holdings climbing 8.09 percent, Mizuho Financial tacking on 6.8 percent and Nomura advancing 5.0 percent.
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Now, as the Democratic Party shows signs of tacking left, nearly two-thirds of those who voted for Mr. Trump in 2016 but a Democrat in 2018 plan to vote for him again in 2020.
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European and U.S. equity markets were expected to follow Asia's lead, spreadbetters showed, with London's FTSE futures up 0.3 percent and E-minis for the S&P 500 tacking on one-third of a percent.
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He further atoned with a run-scoring single in the seventh inning, tacking another run onto the 2-0 lead Jose Reyes and Cabrera had created with back-to-back home runs in the third.
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Elway completed 18 of 29 passing attempts for 336 yards and a touchdown while also tacking on a three-yard rushing touchdown to beat the Atlanta Falcons 34-19 and earn Super Bowl MVP honors.
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He took the entire country by storm in his first and only season in Alabama, throwing for 30 touchdowns and more than 2,800 yards while tacking on another 21 touchdowns and 1,515 yards from scrimmage.
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"They are taking a high-frequency, low-margin business of food delivery and tacking on low-frequency, high-margin businesses at low or zero customer acquisition costs," Chan told the audience at the summit event.
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Moves in the semiconductor space in Taiwan, however, were more tempered, with Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. edging lower by 0.81 percent and United Microelectronics Corporation tacking on 0.56 percent by the end of the session.
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Sometimes it is difficult to tell exactly what she is writing about because her poems are always tacking sideways, reaching out for ever more oddball comparisons—on one occasion she likened Handel to a frigate pelican.
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But on the mainland, shares extended gains, with the Shanghai Composite tacking on 1.87 percent, or 54.87 points, to end at 2993.20, and the Shenzhen Composite added 2.94 percent, or 23 points, to close at 1929.03.
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Garbage makes no attempt at tacking on cheap modern gimmicks or compromising on their sound, and Manson's attitude is the same as it ever was —a glimmer of light peeking out of an abyss of darkness.
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But soon, we may find ourselves tacking on our lingerie bundles to the rest of our Amazon orders, as the online retailer is reportedly developing low-price bras in-house, according to the Wall Street Journal.
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But this is Donald Trump's Washington, and the president appears to be tacking rightward to the most extreme positions in his party with just days left to forge a budget deal to avoid a government shutdown.
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But he appears to be betting that the centre-right nomination will this year be won by Mr Sarkozy, a divisive politician who has been tacking to the far-right to revive his own flagging popularity.
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Democratic leaders won over many of their reluctant colleagues by tacking on additional health and safety standards and requirements for children and adults held by the government, as well as time limits for holding unaccompanied minors.
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Although she entered the Senate as a centrist, she had been tacking increasingly to the left throughout her tenure, turning on the gun lobby most notably and serving as a co-sponsor of the Dream Act.
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The heavyweight Metals and Mining index contributed most to the benchmark gains, tacking on 1.4%, as copper futures hovered around an eight-month high and Dalian iron ore futures touched their highest level since Jan.746.953.
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For Democrats, who have been enmeshed in a battle between their progressive and moderate wings, the Labour Party's defeat is a useful example, since party officials have long debated the risks of tacking to the left.
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As part of his "America First" doctrine, Trump wants protections for US manufacturers from foreign competition and is tacking on a 25 percent tariff on steel and 10 percent on aluminum (Canada and Mexico are exempt).
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Last year we weren't exactly thrilled to see Sony dragging the Walkman brand—one of the most successful consumer electronics products of all time—through the mud by tacking it onto a $1,200 hi-res audio player.
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Reference cards get a fancy new name As Bennett now reports, the Founders Edition turns Nvidia's reference line into its own profit driver, tacking on the extra cost as essentially a profit margin for the GPU designer.
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Tacking on emoji like hearts, skulls, grins and bugged-out eyes to a short message made it infinitely easier to confidently project sarcasm, humor, grief and love across a medium that had been, until then, emotionally arid.
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U.S. crude oil fell sharply on Tuesday, tacking on more losses as the market sold off ahead of an OPEC meeting that could see major producers lift output caps that have been in place since January 22014.
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His clients secured financing pre-approvals and did their research by digging up the original sale price, tacking on the costs of subsequent renovation work, so they could guesstimate an acceptable break-even point for the seller.
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However, Senate Republican leaders did stand up to Mr. Trump in one respect: They have agreed to amend a defense policy bill by tacking on a bipartisan measure to restore penalties on the Chinese telecommunications giant ZTE.
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But Spithill, who is not nicknamed Pitbull for nothing, kept scrapping and tacking and talking a good game, and he and his crewmates were finally rewarded with their first victory in this otherwise lopsided America's Cup match.
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On the funding front, Bird is also taking this announcement as an opportunity to share that they've added to their own funding, tacking on another $75 million onto their Series D, which now sits at $350 million.
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To put hard numbers to those assertions, he and his partner, Sara Gelbard, recently valued a Greenwich Village townhouse at $15 million, after tacking on an extra $3 million for its curb cut and single-car garage.
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Health stocks proved another strong pocket of gains during the session, with the index posting a solid 1.4% gain, with medical technology firm Nanosonics Ltd tacking on 2.7% to be the top percentage gainer in the sector.
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In recent years Amazon has kept its $5-billion-per-quarter cloud unit growing in part by tacking on new software services that companies don't need to buy or build themselves -- including tools for non-technical workers.
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Friday morning, Trump said his spokespeople should not be expected to be able to necessarily speak accurately about his positions and his administration, tacking on a threat to cancel all future press briefings in a subsequent post.
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That means foregoing statement lipstick shades for ones that look like she could have been born with it, and playing up lashes to a point of believability instead of tacking on rows of brow-skimming falsies, to start.
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Because it only has USB-C ports, new cables or adaptors are needed to connect pretty much anything a person already owns, tacking on added costs to the computer and potentially requiring more devices to be carried around.
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At a time when he is tacking away from some positions that he took on the campaign trail -- on NATO and China, for example -- it also does Trump no harm to look tough in front of his supporters.
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The original was set in 2019, so it's good that they're tacking on an extra 30 years because the Los Angeles of today really doesn't look anything like the dystopian vision Scott wowed audiences with way back when.
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He will also take a seat on the board of the central bank, representing the government, and continue the bank's efforts to maintain inflation within its target range of 2 to 4 percent while tacking sluggish economic growth.
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It may also provide clues about the cohesion of President Trump's coalition in a Southern state that is both urban and rural, and about whether Democrats can win in the region by tacking left to energize their base.
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So questions of electability are sure to arise in the NH-1 Democratic primary, with Levi Sanders making the case that his brand of economic populism can win over Trump voters, and Pappas tacking more to the center.
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Even if such policing does occur, this still gives powerful telecoms the freedom to offer internet packages or make deals that hurt consumers or stifle competition — perhaps by tacking on fees to stream video or music from certain sites.
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In Asian trade, U.S. crude was up 2.02 percent at $38.513 a barrel, after tacking on 2.85 percent in U.S. trade, while the global benchmark Brent gained 2.33 percent to $34.70 after adding around 2069.64 percent in U.S. trade.
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Cadillac didn't initially share pricing information, but the rep told us it's an extra $2,500 to add to the Premium Luxury and Platinum editions of the car, which'll run you $66,290 and $85,290, respectively, before tacking on Super Cruise.
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As for pricing, the classic DS1 shirt is $295, the cropped tee is $110, the choker is $95, and the scarf is also $95 — with embroidery (or, as the brand terms it, "my way") tacking on an additional $50.
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So listening to a merry band of chirpsters singing from under a log in an empty field is often a simpler way to determine who's calling than catching one, killing it and tacking it to a board for examination.
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Like many Trumpian Republicans, Mr. Johnson has lately been tacking right, employing (in his case) an increasingly populist tone on issues like immigration, multiculturalism and Brexit, as the difficult process of Britain's extrication from the European Union is called.
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Trump offered the crowd a brief update on his administration's efforts concerning the coronavirus not long after he announced that the US would be tacking on additional travel restrictions on Iran due to the outbreak earlier in the day.
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And since flowers are most often gifts, consumers are more likely to add on other items to pad the perceived value of the gift, tacking on plush animals, chocolate, balloons, gift baskets and anything else you can think of.
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Among the options under discussion to reform the state-federal health insurance program for the needy is tacking the provisions onto a separate funding renewal for the Children's Health Insurance Program, according to several lobbyists familiar with the negotiations.
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And if you want to buy and prepare eight or 26 or 21 or 2400 lobsters for your Thanksgiving feast, go to it, though you will be tacking against American tradition and, perhaps, against good economic practice as well.
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They can also be extremely large and dangerous — a fire tornado flipped a 10-tonne truck on Monday, killing a volunteer firefighter who was tacking the blaze near the border between the states of New South Wales and Victoria.
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The pan-European STOXX 600 index closed at its highest level since May 4, with miners, auto stocks and chemical companies tacking on biggest gains after reports that Beijing was opening the door to more spending by local governments.
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It has acknowledged opening millions of accounts in customers' names without their permission, signing others up for unwanted auto insurance, charging some for a mortgage rate-lock feature they did not request and tacking other costly add-ons to accounts.
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Best-case scenario: he delivers your child, disappears into the basement with it, and comes back six months later, pointing out that he's only made a few surgical improvements, mostly involving tacking on extra body parts, rather than sawing them off.
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Mrs May has deliberately helped this process along, tacking right on social issues (making reducing immigration her highest priority in the coming Brexit talks, for example) and left on economic ones (hailing a more interventionist industrial strategy to revive manufacturing).
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That includes the regular, linear Showtime network and seven other channels as well; they're all listed in this blog post announcing the addition of Showtime to Sling TV. Tacking Showtime onto your monthly subscription also adds around 2,000 on-demand titles.
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There have been dozens of startups in the world of security that are taking completely new approaches to tacking the problem using new techniques around artificial intelligence, or inspired by military formations, for example, to help conceptualise and shape products.
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The liquor stores make the usual amount (plus a tip for the driver) and the company behind the app is essentially tacking on a convenience fee for making the buttons that allow you to have alcohol brought to your door.
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Other Android device manufacturers, such as HTC, have opted to preinstall both Alexa and Google Assistant on their phones — because, again, tacking on software features that someone else is actively developing and improving is a free win for hardware companies.
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It might not sound like much, but by increasing resolution by 78 percent and tacking on built-in headphones capable of putting out 3D spatial sound, Vive is proving that the last two years of VR's infancy haven't been wasted.
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Related to the virtual piece of Amazon's new push into healthcare, Emma and I took a look at the trend of companies in the pharmacy space tacking on telemedicine to connect consumers to the medications they might be shopping around for.
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So, rather than take on Wall People in her party — and saying to Sanders, "Socialism was the wrong answer for the industrial age, so it sure isn't the right answer for the information age" — she is tacking toward Wall People.
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It kept me in the arena of all things horses on the weekends -- from cleaning their stalls, sweeping the barn, grooming and tacking the horses to eventually earning rides on what would become my favorite horse Merlin, a Fox Trotter.
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He is a self-described democratic socialist who has spent a quarter-century in Congress working the side door, tacking on amendments to larger bills to succeed at the margins, generally focused on working-class Americans, income inequality and the environment.
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What is clear, however, amid this wasteland of confusion, is that these network executives seem to have a knack for taking the names of preexisting material (War of the Worlds) and tacking them onto their own preexisting material (The Challenge).
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Senate Republicans sponsoring the currently stalled Graham-Cassidy proposal aren't letting go of a Republican-led health care push, but the idea of tacking on health care to tax reform was met with little patience in the rest of the caucus.
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Normally, this is where we'd all go wink/nudge about how the contract was obviously meant to circumvent the cap by tacking on extra seasons at a rock-bottom rate that both Zetterberg and the Wings knew would never be played.
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A fixture of his community, he was known for tacking painted panels to walls or tree trunks, merging his work seamlessly into the urban landscape as in his beloved murals of Goodbread Alley in Overtown, completed in the early 1970s.
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In the brief, which calls the rule an "arbitrary, capricious and unconscionable" regulation, the companies argue that it would slow down their ability to hire crucial employees by tacking on additional requirements and paperwork to the already lengthy immigration process.
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"I think there's just been games that we've let slip away, some games we really haven't been able to close out whether it's scoring a run, whether it's tacking on a few runs to give us some breathing room," Davis said.
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Upstairs I could spread out my notebooks and papers and spend my free time writing, while downstairs Libby could spread out her bins of rusty hardware and vintage game pieces and spend her time tacking and gluing to her imagination's content.
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And while the Obama administration retaliated against Russia with some sanctions and the Senate recently passed a bill tacking on a few more, Donald Trump's White House and the Republican-led Congress have done almost nothing to defend against future interference.
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Thus, I would hope and expect that whatever happens in the forthcoming "Phase 4" will be more focused on standalone adventures, with crossover films and Avengers movies tacking in the same direction, having a more limited scope and fewer characters crossing over.
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Now, instead of tacking on citizenship for Dreamers to a must-pass spending bill—as Democrats attempted to do before reversing course on Monday—the Republican-controlled Congress is set to consider Dreamers only as part of a more comprehensive immigration bill.
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"It's kind of been the tale of two cities" with "conventional health-care" companies and the biotechnology names, he noted, with traditional health-care stocks tacking on only mid-single-digit gains year to date, but some biotech stocks up north of 20%.
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But after tacking on an additional superstar to a team that had already set the league's all-time record for regular-season wins the year before, the 2016-17 Warriors have a strong claim to be the greatest team in NBA history.
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However, HTC has made some questionable choices, including giving the device a 3,000 mAh battery (too small for a screen that beefy), tacking a "second display" onto the top of the device (like LG's V10), and removing the headphone jack to boot.
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He defeated President George Bush, who was deeply steeped in that area, by arguing that he would crack down on the "butchers of Beijing" and that he would take military action in Bosnia, surprising the Bush team by tacking to the president's right.
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Instead, the movie shifts abruptly from sad-lady mode into obsessed-lady mode (Portman dons a blonde wig!) — and then does the unforgivable Hollywood thing of tacking on some pseudo-feminist pablum via a supposedly empowering speech Lucy delivers out of nowhere.
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The group has been on a tear in 2019, with the SPDR S&P Homebuilder ETF having its best quarter since 2012, up over 18 percent, and the iShares U.S. Home Construction ETF tacking on a 19 percent gain for the year.
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Now, talk has begun of possibly tacking on an Obamacare repeal bill in 2018 to tax reform legislation, but the prospect of taking on those two heavy lifts at the same time seems like a horrible idea to some GOP lawmakers. 4.
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The singer and rapper offered his heartfelt gratitude to his fans for their support, first sharing Bailey's post on his Instagram Story and writing, "Man oh man I can't wait to meet this baby" and tacking on a pink double-heart emoji.
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The jury decided that Kimberly had to pay Elizabeth Clark $1.2 million, and Adam Clark had to pay her $2 million, with the judge tacking on another $10,000 for Adam Clark specifically for engaging in revenge porn, Porter said, the Fayetteville Observer reported.
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Still, the specificity of the characters and the able deployment of spy-show tropes — conversations in garages, tantalizing codes and scenes of characters tacking handwritten clues on walls — make it enjoyable to follow the characters as they fall down various rabbit holes.
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Wells Fargo has acknowledged opening perhaps 3.5 million accounts in customers' names without their permission, signing others up for unwanted auto insurance, charging some for a mortgage rate-lock feature they did not request and tacking other costly add-ons to accounts.
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I was there in the colder part of the year, when working outside after a morning shower meant your hair froze into ice splinters, so I spent much of my time inside the riding pavilion, shoveling manure, organizing tacking and nurturing the horses.
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Also new on the smartphone from is the XA1 Ultra, an update on last year's ridiculously large XA Ultra model that maintain's the phablet's 6-inch screen, tacking on a 23-megapixel rear and 16-megapixel front facing camera, for really, really detailed selfies.
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The President would like us to think this is the reasonable behavior of a man imbued with great leadership talents, capable of responding to changing circumstances; a brilliant navigator, tacking at the right moment, or trimming the sails to make the most of shifting winds.
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But its Chanel décor is down pat: When she moved in in the 1930s, she came with her own coromandel lacquer screens, lamps and camel sofas, tacking up images by her artist friends Jean Cocteau and Christian Bérard, and generally making herself at home.
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His journey from a Massachusetts moderate to a conservative businessman to an elder statesman may have kept Romney afloat as a political figure, but it also contributed to his reputation as an inauthentic opportunist -- tacking in whatever direction he felt the party was headed.
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Fuller purchased the 9,585-square-foot home at 5 Robert S Drive in the late 1990s and spent four years rebuilding and remodeling it, tacking on his own personal touches like a slate roof and imported French brick floor for the 1,600-bottle wine cellar.
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One official at the White House described Pruitt as taking extra steps to curry favor with Trump, including suggesting tacking on additional import restrictions onto a review of fuel efficiency regulations as a way to strengthen the administration's aggressive stance on tariffs and trade.
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Since Trump took office stocks have jumped even higher, with the Dow eclipsing the psychologically significant 20,000 barrier and tacking on about another 2 percentage points on market optimism that he will spur economic growth after eight years of sub-par gains under former President Barack Obama.
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James Kirkpatrick, a fellow writer of Derbyshire's at VDARE (an anti-immigration site named after the first white person born in the American colonies), has approvingly cited the nationalist, authoritarian Polish Law and Justice Party's strategy of tacking left on welfare to tack right on everything else.
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That no one -- starting and ending with the President -- raised a red flag about tacking on a laundry list of accomplishments to a speech that should have simply condemned the behavior in Charlottesville and called to our better angels, is staggering, even for this White House.
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Democrats' hostility to actual leftism goes back decades—the massive electoral losses of 1972 and 1984, often blamed on presidential candidates too far to the left, have taught them lessons about tacking to the center, lessons that have to be unlearned if progressives want to win.
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Meanwhile Labour's third place north of the border is not just a testament to the Scottish Conservatives' superb leader, Ruth Davidson, but also to the utter failure of her rivals' bid to win back votes from the Scottish National Party by tacking left under Mr Corbyn.
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Tacking on imagery of real people at the end is a token gesture — an attempt to square the circle between what these movies actually are and the gap that Hollywood has created But a bigger problem is that the ending feels fake in a cheaply manipulative way.
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Because, from a different point of view, this definition is inadequate: not because it fails to bring the meaning of the definition closer to the actual meaning of courage, but because all it does is try to save the original definition by tacking on ad hoc exceptions.
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So far, he's been measured -- well-spoken and silent on the big issues -- but with a platform tacking rightward, taking a tough stance on Hamas, asserting Israeli control over the Jordan Valley and not endorsing a Palestinian state, in an effort to capture disaffected Netanyahu voters.
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Here's the breakdown of how much interest would accrue if you: Ideally, you'll want to make your payments in full and owe zero interest but, as the charts show, even tacking on an extra $100 to the minimum payment each month can save you thousands of dollars.
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Banal nationalism in the US is "The Star-Spangled Banner" at a baseball game on a summer afternoon, or the presidential habit of tacking "God Bless America" onto the end of a major speech, or that Coke commercial where everybody sang "America the Beautiful" in different languages.
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But the drive had started at Kansas City's 4-yard line thanks to a brutal sequence in which Tyreek Hill cost himself around 12 yards by running backward in hopes of finding a seam to exploit, and a blocking penalty tacking on another 3-yard loss.
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And while the Obama administration retaliated against Russia with some sanctions and the Senate recently passed a bill tacking on a few more, Donald Trump's White House and the Republican-led Congress have done almost nothing to defend against the kind of election interference perpetrated by Russia in November.
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In one instance, Pruitt is also now suggesting tacking on additional import restrictions onto a review of fuel efficiency regulations as a way to strengthen Trump's aggressive stance on tariffs and trade, according to a White House official familiar with recent discussions between the administration and the EPA.
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One way left parties might respond is the way Denmark's Frederiksen and, to a lesser degree, New Zealand's Ardern have responded: by tacking right on immigration and explicitly prioritizing welfare state expansion over immigrant rights given that there appears to be some kind of trade-off between them.
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Once Dana and Dockery were released from jail—with murder charges still pending—they wasted no time capitalizing on their newfound notoriety, charging admission to the grounds, and even tacking on extra fees for those who wanted to go inside the house, where piano recitals could be heard.
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Honestly, I'd probably be okay with design for design's sake, but this isn't even that — both Samsung and Lenovo are treading a very well worn path by gluing on more angular plastic and tacking on features like a "Beast Mode" button (whose name Samsung promises to change before release, at least).
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The cancellation of the Purpose World Tour came after a slew of less-than-flattering moments, including the cancellation of meet-and-greets, telling fans that they were being too loud during his shows, abruptly ending his sets, all after tacking a slew of additional dates onto his original schedule.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Mark VenHuizen, the comptroller of a family business which sells parts for boat engines in Florida, says he has complained three times to Worldpay Inc since 2016 for tacking on extra fees to process his customers' credit and debit card payments without clearly telling him about it.
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It typically starts with their usual bevy of It Girl models clad in an assortment of barely there underpinnings, gyrating their physical assets while the camera slow pans around their body, with the magazine occasionally tacking on a theme to make the whole thing feel vaguely in the holiday spirit.
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In my book Nixonland, I describe how the tacking between uplifting rhetoric and snarling rhetoric, between the "old Nixon" who slashed and burned and the "new Nixon," when he reinvented himself in the image of America's hopes instead of its fears, was the systole and diastole of Nixon's political heartbeat.
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Mrs Clinton, who lost the Michigan primary to Mr Sanders earlier this month, took Ohio on March 15th after tacking to the left on trade: at an Ohio Democratic dinner shortly before the primary she promised to oppose the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), a flagship trade bill supported by Mr Obama.
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Like some other Democrats, Crowley had lately started tacking left—he supported a "Medicare for all" bill, and demanded that the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement be put "back on its leash"—but he did not take Ocasio-Cortez's challenge seriously enough, at least not until it was too late.
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While tacking on more and more power to these headsets has generally been the dominating wisdom of the past five years, it's getting to the point where the hardware that can be built has reached the good-enough stage and it's time to bring costs down and focus on shipping units.
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The legend of Willis Reed gamely hobbling onto the floor for Game 7 of the 1970 finals and inspiring the Knicks to a title-clinching victory can no longer be passed along to future generations without tacking on a reference to its sad new companion: The cautionary tale of Kevin Durant.
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California's ban, which also places a 22012-cent tax on paper or reusable bags, is one of the most extensive in the nation, while all of Hawaii's counties have passed laws that ban single-use bags, with some also tacking on a tax as high as 24 cents on other bags.
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READ: Fyre Fest's founder is going to prison but the spirit of his scam lives on Fyre Festival founder Billy McFarland pleaded guilty Thursday to stealing more than $100,000 while out on bail for charges related to his festival scam, tacking on at least three new felonies to his record.
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NEW YORK, Aug 23 (Reuters) - Mark VenHuizen, the comptroller of a family business which sells parts for boat engines in Florida, says he has complained three times to Worldpay Inc since 2016 for tacking on extra fees to process his customers' credit and debit card payments without clearly telling him about it.
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It appears that the returning date — a Sunday — was purposefully chosen as a jab at rival Chick-fil-A, which closes on Sunday to align with its founders' Christian faith; Popeyes's promotional video features a man tacking on "Open Sunday" to a Popeyes road sign next to a closed Chick-fil-A sign.
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Still, Trump views the trips as more important ventures than a later stop this summer at the G20, also in Japan, though he's heightened interest in that event by scheduling talks with Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin on the sidelines and tacking on a visit to Seoul afterward.
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During each orbit around Earth, LightSail 2 has to make two 90-degree turns of its solar sail: The sail should get turned away from the sun (akin to sailing downwind) as the craft moves away, then be perpendicular to the sun as it moves toward the light (much like tacking a sailboat).
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During each orbit around Earth, LightSail 2 has to make two 90-degree turns of its solar sail: The sail gets turned away from the sun (akin to sailing downwind) as the craft moves away, then turns perpendicular to the sun as it moves toward the light (much like tacking a sailboat).
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However, a grand jury last week indicted the actor, 51, tacking on two additional charges stemming from that incident as well as two charges related to a second incident, in which he allegedly pinched a woman's buttocks at TAO nightclub, according to a copy of the indictment, which was obtained by PEOPLE.
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The parents and guardians who can afford specialized services will also feel the pinch, as they will have to budget both money and precious time to get to these supports, either removing their children from class or tacking on appointments at the end of the school day, thereby foregoing extracurricular or social activities.
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In a statement released with the decision, the BOJ maintained its forecast that the economy was likely to expand moderately, although weaknesses would remain in exports and trade, Reuters reported.. Medium-to-long-term expectations on growth were sensitive to efforts by the government to tacking Japan's aging population and undertake institutional reforms, it said.
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But these over-riding dynamics — weak international institutions; rising, revisionist powers like Russia and China that have found ways to neutralize America's disproportionate advantages in national power; and an American public weary from, and rightly wary of, becoming engaged in protracted conflicts — have constrained our ability to be more effective in tacking conflicts toward resolution.
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Though the studio has predominantly switched to making major blockbuster movies (and Toy Story 4 will be no exception), they still create shorts here and there, often tacking them on to major releases However, even with all this lead-up, we, unfortunately, have to announce that there is no Pixar short attached to Toy Story 4.
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One approach that Apple had considered, but ultimately abandoned, was to build all this Echo-like functionality into the Apple TV. But tacking home controls onto a TV entertainment system doesn't seem like a natural fit, which is probably why Apple agreed with Amazon's belief — also echoed by Google and its Google Home speaker — that dedicated hardware is required.
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O'Brady's transcontinental feat, which took him an actual total of 932 miles with some zigzags along the course, was remarkable enough; but to complete the final 216 miles in one shot — essentially tacking an ultramarathon onto the 240rd day of an already unprecedented journey — set an even higher bar for anyone who tries to surpass it.
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When it comes to finding a safe, convenient place to live, young professionals confront one of the harshest realities of New York City real estate: It's almost impossible to live in a nice apartment — and still have enough money to dine out occasionally — without tacking on a few more bedrooms, adding more roommates and relinquishing some privacy.
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A MINUS The Coup: Sorry to Bother You: The Soundtrack (Interscope) Six of the nine tracks on an album that breakthrough director Boots Riley couldn't resist tacking onto his debut flick are boosted by guest stars, including undeniables Tune-Yards, Killer Mike, and E-40, although the two Janelle Monáes seem a mite thin for his baked-in Oakland funk.
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He said there were other ways to reduce congestion in Manhattan besides tacking on a new fee, such as by, say, eliminating bike lanes on major thoroughfares that are lightly used in cold months but contribute to year-round gridlock or by reducing fares on the Long Island Rail Road, which runs through Queens, to the same areas as the subways.
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Here's the breakdown of how much interest would accrue if you: Just make the minimum payment: $4,064Make double the minimum payment: $1,413Make the minimum payment plus $100: $1,409 Ideally, you'll want to make your payments in full and owe zero interest but, as the charts show, even tacking on an extra $100 to the minimum payment each month can save you thousands of dollars.
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Beginning this month, sales of Shell's enhanced V-Power gasoline and diesel in the Netherlands will fund the company's purchase of carbon credits from nature-based projects like the Cordillera Azul National Park Project in Peru and the GreenTrees Reforestation Project in the U.S. Dutch motorists who fill up on regular gasoline will be given the option of supporting the credits by tacking 1 cent per liter onto their bill.
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The band this saxophonist will bring to New York in the coming week is new, and if the personnel is any indication it suggests an interest in tacking to the center of a certain musical tradition, with help from musicians whose hometowns all boast rich, nurturing jazz histories: the pianist Orrin Evans, from Philadelphia; the bassist Bob Hurst, from Detroit; and the drummer Jeff Watts, known as Tain, from Pittsburgh.
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You can't even tell that it's the vocal from a song anymore, but its relentlessness sets the tone for the rest of the mix, which sticks geographically close to home for the most part (Baltimore and Jersey club, experimental club music from the NYC/LA/London circuit), while tacking on enough bone-crushing percussion, colossal drops, and digital horns that it sounds ready to take on the world—or at least, like DJ Haram is.
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When I saw the first hard copy of the story — my words printed on a full page of New York Times broadsheet — I imagined younger Jamal, one of the last avid customers of my local Barnes & Noble, tracking down the issue, buying multiple copies and tacking one on his wall and one in his locker; smiling people, who looked like him, in love, a stark contrast to anything else he'd ever seen.
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I don't think there's a way of making seduction and pick-up an ethical practice that respects both parties, and the wishes and desires and experiences of both parties, because what I saw was something that is so fundamentally based in the idea that men and women are fundamentally different, and women have these absolute wants for a powerful and dominant man, that tacking on a lesson about consent is really not going to address those issues.
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Consider the "lede," or opening sentence, of the article: Calling President Elect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE "a dangerous liberal," Nancy Pelosi unleashed a barrage of invective against the GOP and minorities this morning as a tacking Democratic leadership attempt to reinvent themselves as the more racist of the two parties.
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