Take it out of the file and read it carefully.
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And if they don't, take it out of their check.
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But I won't let them take it out of me.
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Take it out of the context of the presidency and Trump.
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Take it out of the context of this President and politics.
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Again, take it out of the Trump, and even politics, context.
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Just take it out of its casings and proceed as directed.
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When I touched it, to take it out of its frame . . .
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No. Let's take it out of the realm of hypothetical. Okay.
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I was thinking ... MP: They could take it out of search.
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Before, I would let bad scores take it out of me.
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In other words, take it out of Trump's hands, or tweets.
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And that's when they decided to take it out of my hands.
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Taking off for a long time can take it out of you.
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Maybe we could just take it out of the office... but how?
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KS: They do take it out of the ecosystem all the time.
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You can just take it out of the box and put it on.
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"I really didn't want to take it out of retirement savings," he said.
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Take it out of the dock and into your bag—it's a handheld.
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I take it out of the freezer and let it thaw on my eyes.
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Take it out of the military budget because I'm sure that's were it went.
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That would take it out of the realm of having a direct newsroom impact.
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"You just take it out of the packaging and roll it out," she says.
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It just couldn't ever get into Westminster to take it out of its sheath.
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If you want to grow it, you have to take it out of this box.
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The cookie broke apart as I was trying to take it out of the bag.
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If they get a second complaint about the same machine, they take it out of service.
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To study an individual receptor, scientists take it out of the natural environment with various chemicals.
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Unused for decades, Costello persuaded him to take it out of retirement and turn it up.
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I would just cross the account out on the page and take it out of consideration.
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But let's take it out of the context of a president talking about his attorney general.
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"It becomes a problem as soon as we take it out of the workspace," Foroux said.
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"Don't take it out of me," the very pregnant, very exasperated new character tells her nursing team.
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Take it out of the dock and thanks to the joy-cons, you're ready to go anywhere.
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Take it out of the box and just set them up and you'll have a great experience.
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"In order for the business to survive and thrive, we had to take it out of Dentsu."
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Porsche Design's Book One looks and feels industrial from the moment you take it out of the box.
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Once it's clean, take it out of that plastic dry-cleaner bag and store in a garment bag.
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Yes. Was the President really wise to take it out of personal funds rather than from campaign funds?
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I mention that only to say double-check the filaments when you take it out of the box.
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A way not to take it out of employee's pockets and put it back in shareholders, CEOs pockets?
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Just don't be surprised if your Extremely Online friend jolts when they first take it out of the box.
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And the smartest way to do that is to take it out of the black market and regulate it.
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You can't — you know, the expression you can't take it out of the grave if they don't have it.
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Once you say abracadabra three times and take it out of the freezer, you have a marble buttercream cake.
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" When her mother made it, Regan recalled, "We would just take it out of the pan and start eating.
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Earlier, the agency had ordered that kratom imports be seized and told companies to take it out of supplements.
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But, you have to pay me another $800 cash if you want to take it out of the store.
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"When you take it out of the box, you want to inspect it," Amy Praeveatt, with Home Depot, told WJAX.
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And if a company cannot communicate with a satellite, it cannot control the vehicle and take it out of orbit.
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When you take it out of the skull it has a crazy aroma and has turned this wild pink color.
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Multiple artists, however, reportedly turned down the gig or urged others not to take it out of solidarity with Kaepernick.
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Things would have to get pretty serious for any country to take it out of the toolbox and use it.
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"After failing to take it out of the town, the perpetrators decided to dump it," the security official told Reuters.
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Take it out of the box, plug it in, and then fire up the Alexa app on your iPhone or Android.
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A minister urged anybody who carried a weapon to take it out of the sanctuary and store it in their car.
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This simplicity is the Karma's main draw: take it out of its case and it's flying a minute or two later.
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You need to let the cake cool and take it out of its mould before assembly, which takes another half day.
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Take it out of the brine and put it back in the fridge—breast side up—to let it air out.
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For example, like the take it out of your bedroom but put the book on your bedside table kind of thing.
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A removable shoulder strap means that in other seasons you can take it out of the car for a picnic. $28.99.
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Once a plane is de-registered, the lessor can take it out of the country and lease it to other airlines.
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If you want to increase your revenues by $22004 million a year, why not just take it out of that endowment?
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The lack of growth is our challenge, not constantly thinking about how you take it out of one pocket in to another.
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Once a plane is de-registered, lessors are free to take it out of the country and lease it to other airlines.
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The Gear VR has so many little accessories at this point that I'm almost scared to take it out of its box.
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Plants take it out of the atmosphere and convert it into plant tissue, and ultimately into soil when they die and decompose.
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And so I think as president, I'll just take it out of that case, what I would do is the clemency board.
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I pat my little convertible's top when I take it out of the garage; I thank Siri after she sets the alarm.
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Some advice: For a bubblier glass, allow your bottle to warm up a bit after you take it out of the refrigerator.
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For some this is a reason to crack down harder on it; for others, to take it out of the hands of criminals.
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But I also want to take it out of that reality — the time and the place — and create something a bit more universal.
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The best way I can explain this is to take it out of a political context and put it in an athletic one.
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They could appoint an independent commission, for example, to look into the Russia case and take it out of the partisan committee process.
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I would periodically take it out of the envelope, look at it, shake my head in disgust, and put it back in my suitcase.
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"I saw him breathe real light, like a fish when you take it out of the water," Green, 37, told PEOPLE of his dad.
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The idea was to make the face come alive and turn it back into a being with presence—take it out of the gallery.
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All of these limitations with the phone, you have to take it out of your pocket, it's kind of awkward — you won't have that.
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On Wednesday, Senate Finance Committee Chairman Orrin Hatch, R-Utah, also indicated that lawmakers are hoping to take it out of the final bill.
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Mr. Zeng said, "They had to close off the street in London and get a crane to take it out of his front window."
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"We demystify therapy and take it out of a stodgy, dusty, stigmatized thing and make it practical and normal and real," Mr. Brittle said.
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So, when I'm ready to cook the roast, I can take it out of the freezer and put it directly into the water bath.
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The first thing to notice about the Move as you take it out of the box is just how big and heavy it is.
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Simply take it out of the freezer, pour in your favorite libation, wait 60 seconds, and voilà — you've got crisp, cold liquid refreshment sans dilution.
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I&aposm just saying sometimes when you take it out of politics and you give it over to a higher power, good things can happen.
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"That is what we set out to do, take it out of this dark wonky space and into something that's a no-brainer," Howard says.
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He saw a Russian soldier take it out of Eva Braun's bedroom drawer, shortly after Hitler and Eva committed suicide, leaving little doubt about its authenticity.
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Take it out of the equation, and Chelsea's expected goal difference has still risen from 10 to 24, while Leicester's has fallen from 229.8 to -221.
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" The pair also deride the current occult scene as "exquisitely boring," and explain that it seemed natural to "take it out of bookstores and onto dancefloors.
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I often struggled to get it into sleep mode and then, once awake in the morning, I typically forgot to take it out of sleep mode.
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"Really, you can't take it out of the current partisan context," Ruy Teixeira, a political analyst with the left-leaning Center for American Progress told Hill.
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He ached to destroy Israel itself, to take it out of existence, and he was opposed to the current balance of power in the Middle East.
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And when you take it out of context, when people just read something and they don't know what really happens, they form opinions that aren't really accurate.
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You have to pick the device up if it's on a table or take it out of its mount every time you want to unlock the device.
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Her sister got excited when Ros told her about the idea, and after a discussion with her professor, she decided to take it out of the classroom.
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"There are terms in fandom which, while commonly understood in context among fans, would not be when you take it out of the fandom context," Qem says.
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Plus, the lived-in washed leather finish gives this jacket the quality of a well-loved staple from the moment you take it out of the box.
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In the previous version there was a limited set of runtime libraries and once you built an application, it was very difficult to take it out of Google.
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So when I first take it out of the transport container, and I'm holding this entire brain, I do pause, and it's kind of like a wow moment.
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Oddleifson originally wore No. 11 in Vancouver, which was fine because he didn't force the team to take it out of retirement, unlike some players we could mention.
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I stole one of the photos and several times a week I would take it out of the drawer where I'd hidden it and try to decipher it.
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I know that would be a task to take it out of the bank, you can't just go and say 'let me take a million dollars in cash.
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They'd probably like him to be president, understandably, because he wants to spend money on social programs and probably would have to take it out of the military.
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As soon as you take it out of its packaging, it comes to life — you can see its eyes glow through the shell, and hear it make cooing sounds.
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The body of the camera is wrapped in pure white leather that will probably get dirty in the first five seconds after you take it out of the box.
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Even antique feathers can be used only in the occasional, one-of-a-kind piece, and then only if the client agrees never to take it out of the country.
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If they spy an upstart startup that could become a future challenger, they'll be much less likely to be able to take it out of the game by acquiring it.
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"They'd probably like him to be president, understandably, because he wants to spend money on social programs and probably would have to take it out of the military," O'Brien said.
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She bought a flip phone for her sixth-grader, but her daughter was so embarrassed she wouldn't ever even take it out of her backpack, lest her peers see it.
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Navigating the hustle and bustle of the Big Apple can take it out of you, so a quick pick-me-up for heading for the train is sometimes just the ticket.
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If that's not the case, we need to take it out of the bin of consistency and put it in the bin of the episodic and perhaps even, heaven forbid, dispensable.
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He would periodically take it out of his pocket and pretend to use it when he figured he would take out a PDA, imagining what the ideal user interaction would be.
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SLAT: Instead of going after the plastic, we let the plastic come to us, that we could then take it out of the water and bring it to land for recycling.
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The resulting stew of preinstalled software and vanilla Android sometimes turns out to be rancid, putting flaws and vulnerabilities on the phone before you even take it out of the box.
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For a fine white, though, take it out of the fridge a good half-hour before serving, and in restaurants, do not reflexively allow the bottle to be put on ice.
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And in order to maximize their ability to exploit more profits, they take it out of the hands of the working class, which is the case of every nation on Earth.
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It will take you less than five minutes from the time you take it out of the fridge until the time it's in your mouth, but it just might change your life.
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After you'll take it out of the box and pair it with your phone (still, strangely, a necessary part of the process), you'll probably start by asking it some of those questions.
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Whether you feel trapped in your role, aren't getting along with a manager, or feel like you aren't being compensated fairly, powering through a bad fit can really take it out of you.
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We can literally watch hackers and their tools move around inside our networks, probing our vulnerabilities, locating our most sensitive data and setting up private tunnels to take it out of our systems.
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Iran said last month it was still abiding by the deal but would quadruple its production of enriched uranium - a move that could take it out of compliance if stockpiles rise too far.
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If you owe a penalty but aren't owed a refund, and then you decide not to pay the penalty, the Internal Revenue Service may take it out of a future refund, she says.
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"Meat can be served medium-rare on a plane in flight, but if there's turbulence, the hostess can't get up and take it out of the oven at the right time," Mr. Dilworth said.
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Lawler was given time and space to work and never had to worry about the smothering pressure of Brown's usual game which is enough to take it out of anyone in the welterweight division.
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Done well, the combination of those things could take it out of the "couch computer" and education niches the OS currently occupies and make it a more viable competitor to low-end Windows computers.
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"How do you take the 30 minutes on average that people are spending just browsing, looking for something to watch, and take it out of the equation?" he asks me rhetorically over the phone.
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The work was sold through Sotheby's auction house in a private sale in June 2015 for 35 million pounds, and the buyer applied for an export license to take it out of the country.
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In 2013 Michael Dell and private equity firm Silver Lake Partners closed a $25 billion deal to acquire Dell Technologies and take it out of the limelight — and away from the pressure of its investors.
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Open up dialogue and take it out of this highly polarized space, because we know the numbers are there, that nearly 90 percent of the country believes that status quo is not the solution here.
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Take it out of the bath, let cool for a bit on the counter, and then press it overnight in the fridge with something heavy, like a gallon of milk or a case of beer.
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"She wanted a girl, she wanted them five weeks and younger so she could raise it herself, take it out of state and pretend it was a newborn of her own," Troyer told KOMO News.
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There's a bunch of wear and tear on the bottom, but I barely ever take it out of the office (it isn't technically in my bag all the time), so it's remained in pretty good shape.
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The case itself is very difficult to take off (we couldn't manage to do it), which is by design: if kids never take it out of the case, they'll be less likely to break their iPads.
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Setup is take-it-out-of-the-box easy, and I don't have to create an account, tap back and forth between apps, and wait forever (okay, 5 seconds) to pair the device with my phone.
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Banks have run out of cash — Zimbabwe has used the American dollar as its currency since 2009 — as people hoard money or take it out of the country because of fear over the country's political situation.
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Still living in the house he bought in the 1950s and driving an equally modest car, Berkshire Hathaway chairman Warren Buffett prefers to keep and grow his money rather than take it out of the bank.
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Once cooked, they'd take it out of large vats and off the red hot grills and cut it into small portions that were then laid out on a big table where attendees were expected to serve themselves.
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If you decide to buy one, before giving it to a child, take it out of the box, change any default passwords, and disable those features that aren't necessary to its use (perhaps a camera or GPS tracker).
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You don't have to call the operator and order some stuff over the phone and then wait for your postman to deliver it so you can take it out of the package and stick it in to play.
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Even if you aren't much of a tinkerer, the Flexbot's basic construction is fairly straightforward, allowing you to choose exactly how much of a mad scientist you want to be when you take it out of the box.
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The changes, supporters say, should also ease traffic and the stench from transfer stations, the way-station dumps where commercial trucks take waste to be sorted and reloaded into the larger vehicles that take it out of the city.
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"If I felt like I could live without that chunk of money, then I'm just going to take it out of the account like I bought it, but I'm going to put it in my savings account," he explains.
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Setting up the Stellina took only 43 minutes with the help of an accompanying video—I just had to take it out of the box, charge and attach its portable battery, screw in the tripod, and download the app.
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The plan is that Carlinda and I will take it out of the atmosphere, just to make sure everything is cool, then bring it back and load up all the folks in the neighborhood who feel like striking out for paradise.
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Obviously, it's nightmare fuel:While there's no official confirmation on what this thing is or who's going to take it out of the water, one thing's for sure: as signs of the End Times go, it can't be worse than this.
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It's vastly easier to get this out of the box and start playing with tracked VR than any other VR headset I've used; it takes minutes the first time you take it out of the box and seconds in subsequent uses.
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"He told me, 'I want to take it out of the box,' so I turned on the fuzz tone and turned up the tremolo," said Mr. Beane, whose lengthy "Walk on By" solo evokes both buzz saws and Morse code.
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With so many options for available for laptops, tablets, and phones, and at so many different price points, you've got no excuse for not giving your new gadget a little bit of extra protection, at least whenever you take it out of the house.
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Defense One quoted the Air Force officials as saying that, while the A-10 would still need to be retired, the service would put aside immediate plans to take it out of service because of the important role it is playing in combating Islamic State.
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I think everyone should try to be confident, but even though I've never been beat up or anything, on the rare occasion when I do get into fights it does take it out of me, even when normally they just stand there throwing punches widely.
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You'd get some paper from your dad's office, copy the F.B.I. logo and your signature, laminate it with Scotch tape, put it in your wallet, take it out of your wallet, look at it, then put it back in your wallet with a secretive smile.
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However, fish has a fun hack I'd like also to share: To check and see if your fish is cooked through, take it out of the oven, place on a flat surface, and insert a knife or toothpick all the way through the flesh.
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We can have this film open up dialogue, try to take it out of this horribly polarized place, and we did see, along the way, when Orlando happened, all of these victim communities instantly re-traumatized, each and every time, and go into a total spin.
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On Friday, Mr. Duncan and others will be discussing Tibbetts Brook and a proposal to "daylight" it — to take it out of the culvert feeding into the sewer system, and instead send the brook along a newly created channel that would lead it directly into the Harlem River.
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JetBlue is standing by their decision to remove a family of four from New Jersey off a recent flight to Las Vegas after they reportedly refused to move a birthday cake they brought on board when a flight attendant asked them to take it out of an overhead bin.
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For years, Republicans have proudly championed privatization our Social Security system or at least making changes which would put more control of Social Security into the hands of workers and take it out of the hands of the federal government, which imposes a one-size-fits-all formula.
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"There are so many car accidents and injuries and deaths that could have been prevented from a pillar not being there, and since we can't take it out of cars, I decided to get rid of it without getting rid of it," she said in her award video.
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The SUV also will alert drivers when they're drifting out of a designated driving lane, and will actually automatically steer them back into their lane if it detects that doing so will take it out of the path of a vehicle that might otherwise collide with the driver's own car.
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So for example, if I know I need to mail something when I get to work but am afraid I'll forget to take it out of my backpack, I just set a Slack reminder for about 10 minutes after I expect to arrive at the office, and it reminds me to do it!
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Unlike businesses and media companies who can offset declines in engagement by paying Facebook for advertising, Senate rules prohibit offices from spending taxpayer money on buying advertisements, and House offices must take it out of a small discretionary budget for the office, which often means just a few thousand dollars a year for online advertising.
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It's still very early days for these types of devices in the enterprise, and while big companies like GE and Boeing are experimenting with their usage inside their organizations, a deal like this could help push the industry forward and take it out of the realm of experimentation and help push it into the mainstream.
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They said the Lite would be a smart pick for people who only want the Switch as a handheld, for families who already own a standard Switch but have more than one person eager to take it out of the house, and for entry-level gamers who aren't ready to buy the full flagship console.
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"If we ask within 60 days of the recording and as long as it's been uploaded to the cloud, then Ring can take it out of the cloud and send it to us legally so that we can use it as part of our investigation," Tony Botti, public information officer for the Fresno County Sheriff's Office, told GovTech.
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It's quite, feels and looks very awesome, very well made, very user friendly, very easy to clean but, it's too big to sit on my kitchen counter or fit in the cabinets... so every time I need to use it I just take it out of my pantry but I'm not complaining... it's awesome.... will recommend it to family and friends.
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This can sometimes go awry if I feel like the safety seal came off a food product too easily, if there was too much condensation on a bottle when I take it out of the fridge (a "sign" to me that the fridge came above 37 degrees), or sometimes for no good reason, my brain will decide that something is unsafe and I just won't be able to eat it. 5.
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Bharara: I don't want to give an advisory opinion to people on how they should talk about – you know, look, generally speaking on this issue – not to take it out of the legal question even though we are sitting in a law library – people know when they are speaking about a company, or when they are taking positions in a company, or they are giving information, or taking information about a company, they know when it is right or wrong.
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