So, the United States appears to have taken the bait.
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If she sees that I've taken the bait, she'll stop there.
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So far, none of this alleged saviors have taken the bait.
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So far, they have neither taken the bait nor backed off.
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But look, not for nothing, but I shouldn't have taken the bait.
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But Sessions hasn't taken the bait and has defiantly refused to quit.
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Through it all, Beijing has not taken the bait or overreacted to Trump's provocations.
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I don't know, and neither does the I.R.S., which hasn't taken the bait since then.
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Russia has the best sex workers in the world, but Trump certainly wouldn't have taken the bait.
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" The prey had taken the bait, and Flynn asked if Huston wanted "to make anything out of it.
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Sanders, unlike presumptive GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump, has not taken the bait on the Clinton email debacle.
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Trump has taken the bait from opponents before, though it sometimes has also worked out to his advantage.
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Angling for the support of progressive activists in primary contests, some Democratic presidential hopefuls have already taken the bait.
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Fans, critics, and even academics, spellbound by the band's music, have taken the bait and delivered one overwrought interpretation after another.
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So far, the press has generally taken the bait when Trump has sought to change the subject with a media fight.
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Hugo starts pulling up, meaning he hauls on the line, and there's no doubt that something big has taken the bait.
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But now that he has taken the bait and defended himself publicly — however understandable that is — he has fed that dynamic.
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It felt like a bit of an accomplishment, albeit a dubious one: I had unknowingly baited him, and he had taken the bait.
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The attacker immediately sends a direct message that would, if the victim had actually taken the bait, began to give the hacker control.
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Trump has taken the bait, showing his agitation on Twitter and reinforcing the Bidenworld notion that he is the candidate the White House fears most.
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He has also not taken the bait from his closest Democratic rival in the polls, Mr. Sanders, refusing to return fire when the senator has criticized him.
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John McCain, who had never before taken the bait following Trump's denigration last year of torment as a prisoner of war in Vietnam, issued a long and moving statement.
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Needling Mr. Trump, who has taken the bait by responding with a flurry of angry Tweets about "Mini Mike," is one thing Mr. Bloomberg needs little coaching to do.
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Dolan said on Tuesday that if he could have done things over again he would not have "taken the bait" and instead would have walked past the fan without engaging.
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But it's worth remembering that this gentleman clearly felt there were enough people within Google who would accept or appreciate these thoughts — and there are plenty of people who've taken the bait.
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By the time she admitted her use of a private email server was a "mistake," and he leaned into his mic to snicker, "That's for sure," I knew he'd taken the bait.
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But millions of people have taken the bait, visited the website and are learning about hunger in the process, said Melanie Kahn, national campaign director with Share Our Strength, the advocacy organization behind the campaign.
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At times he would phone live call-in talk radio financial investment programs, claiming to have a "surefire investment idea," only to throw his voice through a digital delay pedal and guitar amplifier once the hosts of the show have taken the bait.
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The sting that targeted the former aide, John H. Estey, raises many questions, but one stands out: Who else may have taken the bait from a phony company set up by the F.B.I. in an effort to root out public corruption in the State Capitol?
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But I feel guilt for enjoying the work, because I worry that I've succumbed to the old gender constructs about housework being women's work, or worse, that I've taken the bait of lifestyle gurus who've gotten rich by rebranding mopping and scrubbing and organizing as fulfilling and even aspirational — and still women's work.
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Unfortunately, on the day I phoned Marche, he informed me that — of the 25-odd reporters he'd spoken with about the book — not a single one of them was a man, and that while he's pitched a column on this same subject over and over again, there's not a men's magazine that's taken the bait yet.
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As investigations into elaborate government-ordered cheating by Russia at the last Winter Olympics continue, "some leaders in Olympic sport have taken the bait and are talking more about this," Mr. Tygart said of the hacks, "than about imposing meaningful consequences on a state-run doping program and how to ensure that it never happens again."
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Even more disturbing is how the candidates have taken the bait and gone so far as to criticize and condemn President Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaBen Shapiro: No prominent GOP figure ever questioned Obama's legitimacy 22019 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Obama's high school basketball jersey sells for 0,000 at auction MORE, a man with a popularity rating greater than 90 percent among Democrats in virtually all polls.
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It's what Vox's Alex Abad-Santos calls "reverse outrage": "Reverse outrage" is the righteous internet backlash against an initial statement or display of outrage … The irony is that in the rush to prove one's moral superiority by speaking out against some racist, sexist, or otherwise hurtful sentiment (whether it's a hashtag or a viral video about a coffee cup), the sentiment is frequently amplified on a scale that wouldn't have been possible had people not taken the bait.
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" Asked by CNN's Don LemonDon Carlton LemonEight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall CNN's Don Lemon sued by Hamptons bartender over alleged assault Scarborough blasts 2020 Democrats for attacking Obama's policies more than Trump's MORE why he disagrees with his former Cabinet colleague Secretary of Homeland Security Jeh Johnson on whether it should be a crime to enter the country illegally, Castro said "open borders is a right wing talking point and some people on this stage have taken the bait.
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Holmes and Watson wait two hours - until approximately midnight - in the abandoned Camden House. A sniper, who has taken the bait, fires a specialized air gun to assassinate his foe. Surprisingly, he chooses Camden House as his vantage point. Sebastian Moran is arrested.
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They attempt to rob him at knife-point, but Prem shoots them both with his revolver. On another night, Prem sits as bait in a sleazy restaurant coffee shop surrounded by prostitutes and assorted street people. He pays his bill to the cashier, purposely revealing a wallet full of cash. He leaves followed by two thugs, who have taken the bait.
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Neeley was sent overseas by the company to deliver money to business partners. Caine becomes convinced he must go to Germany to solve Neeley's murder, he convinces his Chief (Alan North) to allow him to go to Germany to continue the investigation. Later, the Chief is seen phoning one of Steiffel's cronies (G. D. Spradlin) to tell him that Caine has taken the bait.
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McLaughlin, pp. 207, 299–303 Petropavlovsk was the only operable dreadnought belonging to the Soviets and provided cover to smaller ships on raiding missions. On 31 May 1919 she fired in support of the and several minesweepers that had taken the bait laid by the British forces supporting the White Russians. The British destroyer appeared to be operating alone and the Soviets sortied to attack her, but a number of other British destroyers were positioned to sweep in behind the Soviets.
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Fishing rod float. Lake Baikal. Eastern Siberia It is impossible to say with any degree of accuracy who first used a float for indicating that a fish had taken the bait, but it can be said with some certainty that people used pieces of twig, bird feather quills or rolled leaves as bite indicators, many years before any documented evidence. The first known mention of using a float appears in the book "Treatyse of fysshynge wyth an Angle" written by Juliana Berners in 1496.
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Bait money or bait bills are used by banks to aid the tracing of bank robbers. Bait bills are bills whose serial number is recorded by the bank either by making a copy or by listing in a log book. During a bank robbery, if a robber has taken the bait money, details of this can be passed on to the police. If the money is found in the possession of someone, or used to purchase goods, this can make it easier to find the suspect of the bank robbery.
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The Crusaders had taken the bait. Guy's decision to leave La Saphorie was the result of a Crusader war council held on the night of 2 July. Records of this meeting are biased due to personal feuds among the Franks, but it seems Raymond argued that a march from Acre to Tiberias was exactly what Saladin wanted while La Saphorie was a strong position for the Crusaders to defend. Raymond also claimed Guy shouldn't worry about Tiberias, which Raymond held personally and was willing to give up for the safety of the kingdom.
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Movements during the battle Kurita's force passed through San Bernardino Strait at 03:00 on October 25, 1944 and steamed southwards along the coast of Samar, hoping that Halsey had taken the bait and moved most of his fleet away as he had in fact done. Kurita had been advised that Nishimura's Southern Force had been destroyed at Surigao Strait and would not be joining his force at Leyte Gulf. However, Kurita did not receive the transmission from the Northern Force that they had successfully lured away Halsey's Third Fleet of battleships and fleet carriers. Through most of the battle, Kurita would be haunted by doubts about Halsey's actual location.
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Though Kurita's battleships had not been seriously damaged, the air and destroyer attacks had broken up his formations, and he had lost tactical control. His flagship Yamato had been forced to turn north in order to avoid torpedoes, causing him to lose contact with much of his task force. The ferocity of the determined, concentrated sea and air attack from Taffy 3 had already sunk or crippled the heavy cruisers Chōkai, Kumano, and Chikuma, seemingly confirming to the Japanese that they were engaging major fleet units rather than escort carriers and destroyers. Kurita was at first not aware that Halsey had already taken the bait and that his battleships and carriers were far out of range.
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