Warren also tacks on a couple of more modest ideas.
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Adding four-wheel drive tacks on roughly $2503,2250 to any trim.
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The small processing fee Meter Feeder tacks on is worth the convenience.
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The IRS tacks on steep penalties for those who fail to file.
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After every general election, the survey tacks on some questions about voting and turnout.
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Canada needs to get down to brass tacks on this issue, not wishful thinking.
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From there he tacks on multiple layers acrylic paint, spray paint, ink, and wheat paste.
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Whereas an annual Prime membership is $99, Amazon Fresh tacks on another $14.99 a month.
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The two Democratic candidates have taken different tacks on whether voting should go on Tuesday.
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Each super charges fees and tacks on life- and disability-insurance policies, often without employees knowing.
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The president-elect and Ryan have long taken different tacks on Russian meddling in the election.
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The feature instead tacks on an ugly flower crown without getting any of the finer details right.
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The I.R.S. taxes withdrawals spent on ineligible expenses as income, and tacks on a 20 percent penalty.
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It features that composer's last symphony and his last piano concerto, and tacks on a Mendelssohn overture.
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The various fees it tacks on seem fake, designed primarily to hide just how much tickets really cost.
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The two candidates this time round have taken slightly but not dramatically different tacks on Donald Trump's ascension.
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Every 12 months that you delay beyond that point, until age 267, tacks on an additional 226 percent.
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We begin our week sharp as tacks on Sunday as the Moon waxes in Virgo at 12:21 p.
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Yet the film can't quite bear to understand itself in that downbeat way, and tacks on a happy ending.
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The Energy sector tacks on about 2 percent – that's in a period where WTI Crude gains an average of 4 percent.
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Each piece is slow, quiet, and elliptical, with a brief epilogue that Reichardt tacks on at the end of the film.
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The 2060 Super tacks on 2GB more ram for 8GB total, as well as adding more CUDA cores for 2,176 total.
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An aide said Mr. Clinton regularly tacks on social events with friends while traveling the country to help his wife's campaign.
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There's also a touchup feature that tacks on extra time after the requisite two minutes to address spots that were missed.
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With "Julius Caesar," Shakespeare strewed ambiguities like tacks on a highway, creating a play designed to multiply and complicate our responses.
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"Today, Halliburton, a major oil service competitor, crushes the number and Schlumberger's stock tacks on another 3 [basis points], " Cramer said.
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As a result, she has to take a shuttle bus to another subway, which tacks on another 20 minutes to her commute.
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A wedding planner can help an event look and feel more polished, but tacks on thousands of dollars to the bottom line.
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Hopping up to $1,802.113 tacks on an additional 8GB of RAM and an Nvidia MX150 discrete GPU (this is the version we tested).
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At In-N-Out, you can get burgers, shakes, fries and grilled cheeses while Five Guys also tacks on hot dogs and BLTs.
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But that tacks on additional costs to an already expensive IVF cycle and requires freezing the embryos until the test results come back.
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Think how annoying it is when a hotel tacks on a $30 resort fee when you didn't use the pool or the sauna.
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The World of Hyatt credit card even tacks on extra points for dining, travel and gym purchases as well as local transit tickets.
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In this case, however, the restaurant tacks on an extra $3,191 since each oyster is topped with an Australian South Sea pearl — obviously.
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It just rolled out its new surge pricing, which tacks on an additional fee of between $2 and $6 for popular movies and showtimes.
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Currently, Medicare pays doctors the average sales price of the drug, and then tacks on a 6 percent bonus to cover their administrative costs.
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I know one freelancer, and every time she comes up with a potential fee in her head, she tacks on an additional 15 percent.
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Its main appeal is its offer of 5 percent back on Amazon and Whole Foods purchases, but it tacks on a whole lot more.
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If one financial institution offers a higher interest rate, but tacks on fees, you may want to reconsider the lower interest rate option after all.
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The miniseries tacks on an extra 40 minutes to the already-long film and obliterates the careful pacing by splicing it into four, interminable episodes.
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Like SAS Group, which sells As Seen on TV products for, say $20 apiece, then tacks on about $58 worth of shipping and handling fees.
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That's accounting for the balance transfer fee, too, which tacks on an additional 3 percent of your balance, or $170 in this case, to your debt.
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When Arrun travels for work, he tacks on a few days at the end of the trip, and his wife joins him for a mini vacation.
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But in addition to the $26,000 food and beverage minimum, the Trump property tacks on a 24% service charge, adding at least $6,240 to the bill.
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The new edition is a four-voice polyphonic analog synth that has the same oscillators as the original, but it tacks on a third user-programmable digital oscillator.
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What's more interesting is the second clause in his sentence — where he tacks on "or as part of the payment system", which is certainly suggestive of a ban.
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Republican senators hailing from states that took ObamaCare's Medicaid expansion are taking different tacks on defending the program as much of their party looks to end it. Sen.
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Republican senators hailing from states that took ObamaCare's Medicaid expansion are taking different tacks on defending the program as much of their party looks to end it. Sen.
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Most players take their penance and walk away quietly before Oakmont tacks on another double bogey in the parking lot for backing out of a space too carelessly.
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Inside the bedroom where the children were kept, detectives noted a strong odor of urine and feces, pieces of carpet missing and exposed metal carpet tacks on the floor.
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Like AT&T, Sprint has raised the "administrative fee" it tacks on to the bills of its wireless customers, according to a recent report from The Wall Street Journal.
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The dual-motor all-wheel drive Cybertruck tacks on an additional $23,22017, which gets you more towing capacity and an extra 22017 miles of range (0003 instead of 2000).
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Daily ferries go to and from Perth and Fremantle (I recommend leaving from Fremantle, as leaving from Perth tacks on quite a bit of time to the boat trip).
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The Hydrogen Network app offers 20 or so movie snippets that you can watch, while the Red Leia Loft app tacks on support for games like but that's about it.
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However, New York state recognizes a name change by marriage only if she tacks on her married name as a hyphenated double-barrel, or if she drops her maiden name altogether.
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However, the salespeople did not inform customers that the margin, a markup that AmEx tacks on to the base currency exchange rate, was subject to increase without notice, the WSJ reported.
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"If he tacks on that one more here, it makes it very, very difficult for Barton with only 45 seconds left," Dan Bonner, the color commentator for the CBS broadcast, said.
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Congress often adopts broadly worded laws to catch a wide range of conduct, especially for white-collar crimes, and regularly tacks on a section to catch actions that might otherwise slip through the cracks.
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For Blaine, his "Freedom on the Floor" fundraiser is about "attention and reversal" of the new rule, which tacks on a fine to long-established rules prohibiting broadcasting and video recording on the House floor.
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The program tacks on a 265 percent penalty on monthly Part B premiums for each full 220-month period of late enrollment - and you keep on paying the penalties for the rest of your life.
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Even if one tacks on a few years to Musk's admittedly optimistic timeline of 2022-85033, the spaceship being developed by SpaceX promises to disrupt NASA's carefully crafted plans for developing an Earth-moon transportation system.
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For $64.99, the Family Deluxe plan adds the Fubo Extra package to the Family plan, and for $79.99, you can get the Ultra plan, which tacks on Showtime and Sports Plus to the Family Deluxe offerings.
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The two candidates took opposite tacks on a number of issues, with Mr. Murphy supporting abortion rights, a minimum-wage increase, the Affordable Care Act and an end to the United States' economic embargo on Cuba.
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The routine would be relatively straightforward: launch whatever spare part you need into orbit, a servicing satellite goes to retrieve that part, and the servicer then meets up with the failed satellite and tacks on the part.
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But on a conference call with press, Sievert claimed — as you'd expect — that T-Mobile has worked up a superior option compared to Apple's Continuity, AT&T NumberSync (which "tacks on" to Continuity's ideas) and Google Voice.
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In addition to the low ball offer, the proposal tacks on a bunch of conditions to even begin construction, including existing barrier technology requirements, eminent domain reporting, environmental protection reporting, controller general reviews, and alternate technology reporting.
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The company, which provides mobile, gas, electricity as well as landline and broadband services, said it expects earnings to rebound in 2020 as it tacks on more customers and sees better gross margins from reworked supply arrangements with npower .
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Brad Whitman, the book's Trumpian villain, is defined by his gaudy home, his six televisions, the celebratory Maserati window sticker that he tacks on his bulletin board and the déclassé pride he takes in his HVAC company's local commercials.
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The two companies recently introduced congestion pricing to Manhattan, a governmentally imposed policy used in cities outside the US like London, Stockholm, and Singapore that tacks on user fees for high-traffic areas during high-traffic times of day.
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We pay for it every day on my husband's phone and mine just as needed (like when I have to make sure I have service for an interview!) This tacks on $200 per day of use per line used.
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In response, the president reiterates his demand for Ukraine to investigate the Bidens — and tacks on a request for the Chinese government to do the same: I would think that if they were honest about it, they'd start a major investigation into the Bidens.
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But really, the entire magic of "MFN Right" is how it just felt like 2 Chainz loosely freestyling over a Mike WiLL/Zaytoven track, and the verse Wayne tacks on at the end lacks the chemistry the duo usually conjure, ending with Weezy's corny mic drop joke.
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"On/Off " Rumors abound that this minimally manipulated track was a goof at the expense of Franz Ferdinand's thirst for a remix from the robots, but the static scratching Daft Punk tacks on actually does add a bit of necessary edge to this blunt iPod commercial staple.
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Victory was barely in doubt, although they did have to work hard on the way into Lisbon – putting in a series of tacks on the way to the line, after a lack of wind and the effects of the current had them going backwards for a short time.
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The most-favored nation (MFN) clause, which ensures all lenders are treated equally if the company tacks on incremental debt, was set at 50bp for 24 months as opposed to 12 months, while the cap on Ebitda add-backs – proposed cost savings designed to reduce leverage – was lowered, sources said.
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As a consequence, the film essentially just tacks on material about the #MeToo movement that arose in the fall, with a bit more time devoted to Allred's clients who have leveled allegations against Donald Trump -- a one-two punch that has put a sort-of punctuation mark on her lifelong crusade.
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Most other farmers skip this last phase of feeding, as it tacks on a few more months in the production process without an immediately obvious payoff—after all, the price of Wagyu is largely determined by its marbling score, which is based on the percentage of marble rather than texture or flavor.
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I would have really liked it if Huawei had found room for a SD card slot on the X Pro, though for folks in the US, Huawei's inclusion of a free MateDock 2 (which tacks on an extra USB-A, USB-C, HDMI and VGA ports) might help smooth over any concerns about connectivity.
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QHD+ simply tacks on an extra few rows of pixels to the familiar Quad HD, with the new LG Display panel stretching out to 2880 x 1440 resolution (yes, 2:1 would also be an accurate way of addressing the screen ratio, but the ":9" is a helpful reference point to more familiar aspect ratios).
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It would reduce mandatory sentencing guidelines for certain drug crimes, allow judges greater wiggle room in sentencing nonviolent drug offenders, do away with the "stacking" provision that tacks on years for the use of a firearm during the commission of a crime and, at long last, make retroactive the Fair Sentencing Act of 2010, which reduced the sentencing gap between crack and powder-cocaine offenses.
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Chen usually places his quad lutz at the beginning of his programs, then tacks on a triple toe loop, as he did during the 33 International Skating Union Grand Prix Final in December: When assessing any jump, figuring skating judges look for full rotations, good height, a tight air position, and a clean entry and landing, among other details — and as seen in the GIF above, Chen's quadruple lutz seems to check all those boxes.
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While you might think, logically, that employees could be better served tax-wise by gradual bonuses paid over a series of paychecks or by a simple raise that tacks on some extra money year-round, Greene-Lewis says that a company&aposs ability to pay bonuses is determined between the time it finishes up its accounting for the year and when it officially closes its books, and in some cases, those bonuses have to be paid before that year is closed.
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Though Roger Rabbit depicts a very real event (the destruction of Los Angeles's world-renowned streetcar line and the disruption of several historic neighborhoods, often populated by ethnic minorities, in the late 1940s to make way for the city's infamous clogged freeway system), it also stars Mickey Mouse, Bugs Bunny, and the manic rabbit at the center, which means the film eventually tacks on a happy ending, where Toontown survives, the freeway presumably having to give up the ghost or find a way to go around it.
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NBC tacks on Telemundo oversight to Gaspin's tasks. Los Angeles Times, July 26, 2007. Retrieved on May 14, 2010. Satellite television channels at that time were intended to be used by cable television networks rather than received by home viewers.
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Brisbane also puts tacks on the seats, glues Miss Crabtree's books together, and blows a loud horn in the classroom. Spud then recites a poem honoring the teacher. Brisbane then throws a spitball at Sherwood. Miss Crabtree sends Brisbane out in the hall.
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Under the Dual Contracts, the station was the west end of a project to expand the line from two to three tacks. On April 9, 1936, the Independent Subway System built the Nostrand Avenue Subway Station along the IND Fulton Street Line. The el station became obsolete, and it closed on May 31, 1940.
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Hockey sticks must be safe and can only be used if said so by the referee. No spikes or tacks on the bottom of shoes, only soft-soled rubber shoes are allowed. Broom ball shoes are normally used. Players are not allowed to use any product on the soles of their shoes that would create greater grip on the ice.
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Oswald quickly makes his getaway. While running from the lion, Oswald drops tacks on the ground but they barely slow down the big cat. When the two run into a straw house, the tables are turned when Oswald gets his hands on a shotgun which he fires at the lion. Upon running out of bullets, Oswald retreats and takes refuge inside a hollow log.
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Over the years, Teddy has undergone several changes. When it debuted on "The Trouble with Mr. Bean", it had a smaller head. Two episodes later, its head reached its current size but its "eyes" were not present until Bean placed gold thumb tacks on its face. The "eyes" have since been replaced with two small white buttons sewn over Teddy's face, giving it a distinctive image.
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Other perils of coastal navigation included pirates, attack by 'savages', embayment, shoals and coral reefs, stranding, and shipwreck. Passing by Tierra del Fuego, he was warned that he might be attacked by the indigenous Yahgan Indians in the night, so he sprinkled tacks on the deck. He was awakened in the middle of the night by yelps of pain. He was proud of resourcefully defending himself.
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Tom Waits, acclaimed songwriter and collaborator with Wilson, said this about Wilson's unique relationship with words: > Words for Bob are like tacks on the kitchen floor in the dark of night and > you're barefoot. So Bob clears a path he can walk through words without > getting hurt. Bob changes the values and shapes of words. In some sense they > take on more meaning; in some cases, less.
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With the "real" Stone, his conscience, finally leading him to make the right choice, he rages at Buddy, gets himself fired, and is about to get beat up by two security guards when Stone somehow appears at Stine's typewriter and writes him the fighting skills of a superhero, then tacks on a "Hollywood ending" in which Gabby returns, forgiving all. Together they celebrate ("I'm Nothing Without You") as the curtain falls.
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In 2010, will.i.am tapped Ammo to handle the production of six tacks on the Black Eyed Peas album The Beginning, including the chart-topping singles "The Time (Dirty Bit)" "Don't Stop the Party" and “ Just Can’t Get Enough. From there, he went on to produce and remix high- profile tracks for everyone from Nicki Minaj Sean Paul, Lil' Jon to LMFAO, Peaches and Dragonette. At the same time, he started writing tracks of his own.
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She claimed the owner tried to have a campaign of terror and sued the carnival promoter for $55,444, accusing him of putting tacks on the stage on which she was dancing barefoot. Bacon lost the case. By the mid-1950s, she attempted to start a dance school in Indiana but that failed and she was found unconscious after reportedly trying to overdose on sleeping pills. After that, Bacon was unable to secure employment and was out of money.
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Whenever a basket is scored, that player receives two points and goes to the free throw line, where each made free throw tacks on another one point to their score. The player is allowed to shoot free throws until he misses, or until he has made 3 in a row, at which point the ball is put back in play, and the sequence starts again. Twenty-one is nearly always played in a half court game.
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Florida, No jury trial was required when the trial judge suspended sentence and placed defendant on probation for three years.Frank v. United States, There is a presumption that offenses carrying a maximum imprisonment of six months or less are petty, although it is possible that such long an offense could be pushed into the serious category if the legislature tacks on onerous penalties not involving incarceration. No jury trial is required, however, when the maximum sentence is six months in jail, a fine not to exceed $1,000, a 90-day driver's license suspension, and attendance at an alcohol abuse education course.
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However, Flash soon regained the title after he defeated Justice Pain on July 13 before losing it to The Messiah on October 12. In Cage of Death 5, he was a member of the HI-V, but was eliminated when Wifebeater hit a sidewalk slam off the super scaffold/cage into the thumbtack tacks on Adam Flash, In Cage of Death 6, he would face Messiah and Kaos for the CZW World Heavyweight Championship, but did not win the match. Later he would feud with Kaos in a Falls Count Anywhere Match, Early 2006/07 he would start a stable known a Pandora's Box with B.J. Whitmer and Pandora.
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Operated closely with ground forces and flew interdiction missions during the drive to the Moselle-Saar region. Shifted operations from the Saar basin to the Ardennes and assisted the beleaguered garrison at Bastogne after the Germans had launched the counteroffensive that precipitated the Battle of the Bulge. Operated almost exclusively within a ten-mile radius of Bastogne from 23–27 December 1944, a period for which the group received a second DUC for its at¬tacks on tanks, vehicles, defended buildings, and gun positions. Flew escort, interdiction, and close-support missions in the Ruhr Valley early in 1945 and thus assisted Allied ground forces in their drive to and across the Rhine.
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Robert Ryman, First Conversion, 2003, Relief print from linoleum and felt, graphite, and two steel tacks on aluminum panel, 13½ x 13½ inchesAlthough Ryman is most known for his paintings, he also experimented with printmaking creating etchings, aquatints, lithographs, silkscreens and relief prints. Like his paintings, his prints are readily identifiable by their predominantly square monochromatic surfaces exploring the values, textures and effects of various whites and other colors printed on paper and aluminum. His prints and works on paper, have not yet been given the same attention, but his approach to making prints and drawings is the same. Working with the particular characteristics of each medium and process, Ryman, from 1969 onwards, explored new territory of making editions, all with a minimum of materials.
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Meanwhile, Bart is in court and was about to be free with the "boys will be boys" saying, until Marge Simpson objects and tells Judge Dowd that what Bart did was terrible and he has a real problem with pranking and suggests that Judge Dowd punishes Bart, resulting in him going to a rehab center for almost a month. Although Marge thinks she did a good thing, she doesn't know if it really was a good thing herself. During a session as Bart places tacks on the doctor's chair, the doctor convinces Marge to come in and sit on his chair, causing Bart to stop the prank and completing one step of his treatment. After being released, Bart goes to apologize to the people whom he pranked.
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They did not understand the British concept of property, and were hunted down by ranchers' militias for the offense of "poaching" sheep in their former territories. In Sailing Alone Around the World (1900), Joshua Slocum wrote that when he sailed solo to Tierra del Fuego, European-Chileans warned him the Yaghan might rob and possibly kill him if he moored in a particular area, so he sprinkled tacks on the deck of his boat, the Spray. In the 1920s, some Yahgan were resettled on Keppel Island in the Falkland Islands in an attempt to preserve the tribe, as described by E. Lucas Bridges in Uttermost Part of the Earth (1948), but they continued to die off. The second-to-last full-blooded Yaghan, Emelinda Acuña, died in 2005.
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As with too many high-concept escapades, Conspiracy Theory tacks on a final half-hour of hasty explanations and mock- sincere emotion. The last scene is an outright insult to anyone who took the movie seriously at its start." Lisa Schwarzbaum of Entertainment Weekly graded the film B- and commented, "Richard Donner ... switches the movie from a really interesting, jittery, literate, and witty tone poem about justified contemporary paranoia (and the creatively unhinged dark side of New York City) to an overloaded, meandering iteration of a Lethal Weapon project that bears the not-so-secret stamp of audience testing and tinkering." In the San Francisco Chronicle, Mick LaSalle stated, "If I were paranoid I might suspect a conspiracy at work in the promoting of this movie—to suck in audiences with a catchy hook and then give them something much more clumsy and pedestrian ... Conspiracy Theory can be enjoyed once one gives up hope of its becoming a thinking person's thriller and accepts it as just another diversion ... When all else fails, there are still the stars to look at—Roberts, who actually manages to do some fine acting, and Gibson, whose likability must be a sturdy thing indeed.
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