Dave throws up and in response, Rob throws up, as well.
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Today, the search term throws up around 212 million results.
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Meriwether: Yeah, the one where Jess throws up a weird fish.
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" He throws up his hands in explanation: "It's the young part.
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And then, because she's Adele, she throws up her hands in praise.
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She throws up a hand before he can finish and struts away.
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Yes, of course, The Catch, and then one throws up one's hands.
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Eventually he manages to blow through this impossibly combustible device and throws up.
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The round-robin format at the ATP Finals throws up some complicated scenarios.
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However today throws up what might be the weirdest one of the year.
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Someone throws up a brick, they actually see a brick on the screen.
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Marvin Williams throws up a wild shot that Dwight boards and takes back up.
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Moroccan looks serious, while Monroe smiles and throws up a "rock on" hand gesture.
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But it throws up its hands and says, "Oh, well," instead of digging in.
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The next morning she throws up an ear and some flesh and looks satisfied.
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That throws up potential legal problems that could have "unintended consequences", Mr Falih says.
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Meanwhile, SackSEER looks at Lawson's actual college production and throws up a red flag.
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Why does Drake always hunch his shoulders over when he throws up hand signs?
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Understanding that it can only be a handsome, generous husband, she promptly throws up.
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Thankfully I did, because my friend throws up about two minutes into the ride.
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One night, when Thomas switches off her lamp, she throws up on her quilt.
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One of my dogs gets in bed with me for cuddles...and then throws up.
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As the engine ignites, the launch throws up a thick cloud of fumes and dust.
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Running a business with your family throws up a load of other variables and issues.
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The headaches usually last through the night and sometimes they're so bad he throws up.
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In the worst case, an insurance company throws up its hands and exits the market.
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Yep, and right when that happened, the girl is getting out, and she throws up.
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That is not surprising, as India still throws up the kind of regulatory surprises businesses loathe.
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I'm really just trying to be funny, but occasionally this technique throws up more thoughtful comparisons.
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Watch the smartphone screens everyone throws up in the air as soon as the headliner appears.
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But the figures have slowed in recent years, and the test throws up difficulties for many.
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There is also a mild irony here, of a kind that partisan thinking often throws up.
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A quick survey of modern history throws up reasons to doubt that such claims are secure.
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First and foremost, the pan-continental format throws up a series of logistical issues for fans.
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Humanity has to start burying a lot more carbon than it throws up into the atmosphere.
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Didi is, of course, a long-term investor in Grab itself which throws up some interesting dynamics.
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Operating at seed and further down the investment pipe throws up the possibility of conflicts of interest.
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"She has so much name brands, and she just throws up in all of them," joked Cardi.
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A casual search for "vibrators" on Amazon US throws up more than a hundred pages of results.
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He wants to make Sessions' life so uncomfortable that Sessions throws up his hands and walks away.
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Living with an invisible disability throws up enough challenges; don't let your attitude be one of them.
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Even the man who invented the web, Tim Berners-Lee, says he frequently throws up his hands.
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Being a new Chinese company in the console market throws up both pros and cons for Fuze.
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Now, she toddles over to her teacher and throws up her arms, waiting to be picked up.
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Kevin Garnett kicks him in the nuts—then Howie farts and throws up at the same time!
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No. 215 REBOUND 103: Lamb drives and throws up one of his patented terrible shots at the rim.
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While testing the technology on a group of interns, one of them becomes extremely nauseous and throws up.
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When they reach the top, Roger throws up in front of the clients, and Don's revenge is complete.
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Drunk friend throws up all his ramen and we see it frozen on the ground the next morning.
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Yes, there's a love story here, but the obstacles Shinkai throws up in its way are truly clever.
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"Where we see benefit is when you start commercializing… the opportunities that this throws up," he tells TechCrunch.
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The feature throws up red flags beyond the potential for passive-aggressive reminders to pick up the milk.
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The deal throws up privacy concerns, as the NHS will be sharing sensitive health data with the companies.
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My partner's ex-wife throws up roadblocks to seeing his two daughters when we go to visit them.
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A strong light from underneath makes the wire hinges disappear and throws up the black figures in relief.
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An analysis of 31 countries, published in the IMF's latest Fiscal Monitor on Wednesday, throws up some startling findings.
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Our girl is seriously on hard times, and they get harder when her passenger throws up in the backseat.
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Sutton believes he isn't overeating because he "throws up constantly," but Dr. Nowzaradan says that actually proves he's overeating.
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The Mediterranean Sea regularly throws up the corpses of the drowned, but that doesn't seem to discourage prospective travelers.
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Nature throws up plenty of weird stuff, but sometimes they're so random you're just not sure what to think.
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But Teyssen wouldn't be drawn on any potential concessions that EU throws up with its investigation of the deal.
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"If it throws up issues, we'll deal with them immediately," said Hall, adding that both reports would be published.
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When I ask what would happen if the Medicaid expansion went away, she throws up her hands a bit.
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And then throws up its hands and says, we can't be responsible for how people operating those machines behave.
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It will also allow for probes to be extended if the spying throws up evidence of unrelated criminal activity.
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I finally perfected the barf bag technique for when my toddler throws up in the car, which is often.
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Lara and Jake manage to get him out of the gym where he promptly throws up all over Lara.
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But he added that Labour's gathering in Brighton is worth following in case it throws up any policy surprises.
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PYEONGCHANG, South Korea (Reuters) - The men's downhill is a must-see at every Winter Olympics and often throws up surprises.
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She throws up again at 6:45, and I begin cursing the typically limited German business hours of veterinary clinics.
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The first girl throws up off-camera; the second has to be put on oxygen because of an asthma attack.
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"They reveal much later what happened with them and that throws up legal complications to revisit the case," he said.
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Ask Randazza why he's defending people whose entire raison d'être is triggering the libs, and he throws up his hands.
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The opportunities for buying influence this throws up would be legion even if a Democratic administration reformed campaign-finance laws.
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Without it, he said he suffers from couching, throws up and has a hard time breathing and has chest pain.
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And the rational world throws up its hands in dismay over the style, if not the outcome of these negotiations.
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That basic idea soon grows challenging, as the game throws up both visual and auditory distractions to the main rhythm.
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"She has so much name brands, and she just throws up in all of them," joked the 26-year-old rapper.
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"She has so much name brands, and she just throws up in all of them," joked the rapper of little Kulture.
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Valery Romanov poses in one next to a cash counting machine, and throws up a gang sign with his free hand.
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When Camilla Cabello's "Havana" comes on, Partridge throws up hers arms in excitement and starts singing along and dancing with friends.
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And the selection process often throws up candidates too stupid, too corrupt or too arrogant to do such a difficult job.
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Both drug companies hope the information throws up new opportunities for drug development, but they view the exercise as "pre-competitive".
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A sentient blob throws up, and that pile of vomit becomes his child, for whom he later builds a blob dog.
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Sunglasses like a Venetian mask, a spiral pear- and-amaretto tart, she drinks too much champagne then hides and throws up.
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" Elsewhere, a government official "throws up his hands in frustration" and a duke's feelings are "shrouded in cold clouds of secrecy.
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And the presence of big time private investors connected with the CLC throws up more than few red flags for crony capitalism.
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His friends are great but the tequilas prove a little too much for BF's friend and he throws up in the garden.
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In a shot from 1975, a Cyclone rider throws up his arms, maybe because he knows that his picture is being taken.
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But every age throws up a few hunters who prefer to go it alone, scorning the safety and consensus of the crowd.
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Pat herself makes a disappointing criminal: When presented with incriminating evidence, she rushes in panic from the room, or simply throws up.
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However in this uncertain world the vote to leave in June 2016 throws up a potential crisis if negotiations completely break down.
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They're so big, they're just riddled with bots and Russians and trolls and Nazis, and everyone kind of throws up their arms.
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The virgin bride gets drunk, throws up, and, at her first sight of an erection, lets out a yelp of horrified laughter.
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For instance: walking down a garbagey Boston street on a gusty spring morning, rain pending, as someone above throws up a sash.
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But America's increasingly litigious response to cyber-attacks throws up another concern: will its own legion of government hackers face retribution in kind?
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In the shot, Polizzi, 31, sits on the floor in gray sweatpants and a camouflage sweatshirt while she throws up into a toilet.
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If the phone detects that something is wrong with the hardware home button, it throws up a replacement software one on screen instead.
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My son has a friend who is a very good gymnast, but he can't stand the competitions and throws up at every meet.
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The constant storm of controversy and infighting that Trump throws up around his administration has resulted, predictably, in an awful lot of dysfunction.
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Anyway, Brenda Starr, girl reporter, goes out and throws up (and) people at the newspaper went out and dined out on that forever.
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He's in thrall to his own mind; he rolls along with whatever it throws up at whatever pace it decides to do so.
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But I think no matter what you do, going through a lot of prototyping in that process always throws up new problems and challenges.
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Choose from the options Google Maps throws up along your route, and you'll be rerouted to your pit stop, before the normal navigation continues.
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Even the involvement of Alibaba throws up other questions, given that it owns Lazada — which is arguably Southeast Asia's most prominent e-commerce service.
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The Australian city of Melbourne throws up plenty of intriguing culinary creations, like the infamous "deconstructed coffee" and the $5 Nutella spoon of yore.
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The plight of missing people remains something most of us know very little about—an issue that throws up many more questions than answers.
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But the wholesome media giant may shy away from a platform that throws up daily crises over hate speech and undesirable users, including terrorists.
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But the wound is so deep that even when this form of affirmative action throws up the odd success story, tragedy can quickly ensue.
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He is comfortable thinking that we aren't listening when he throws up a cloud of verbal dust to hide the facts as they stand.
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Occasionally, though (less than once in every 17m vaccinations), the replication of such an attenuated virus throws up a mutation which creates a new strain.
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If you can effectively bring a lot of offensive forces together quickly and concentrate them, you can blow through whatever defense the opponent throws up.
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On Urban Dictionary, three out of 12 definitions of "griefer" allude to Minecraft, while a YouTube search for "Minecraft griefer" throws up around 355,000 results.
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Are they one of those weirdos who get amped about a high-school transfer and throws up Jean-Luc Picard facepalm memes on recruiting message boards?
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They use wooden ladles that have been soaked in water for days prior, and the ladle throws up sparks the moment it touches the liquid metal.
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The announcement throws up a lot of questions about the direct consequences of this deal, and also what it might imply for the future of Uber.
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Recollecting a dream always throws up inconsistencies; time is warped and your environment morphs seamlessly while you try to keep a hold of what's going on.
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Now in Buffalo, Brown is paired with quarterback Josh Allen, whose infamous cannon-arm is perfect for flinging deep throws up for Brown to chase underneath.
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But, Doug and Jenna are still worried about Elodie after she's caught shoplifting again at a local minimart… And she throws up on the guard's shoes.
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When, for example, the judicial system throws up barriers to government by fiat, that&aposs the deep state at work as far as he&aposs concerned.
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"Whenever there is a problem with the subways, the city just throws up its hands or sits on its hands," Mr. Lhota said in an interview.
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When Rebecca throws up after eating a vending-machine egg salad, she instantly assumes she's pregnant — and that it's a sign she's meant to be with Josh.
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Rebecca's immediate (and incorrect) assumption brings the show back into meta territory, too — every time a female character on TV throws up, she must be pregnant, right?
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Nina Locke's anecdote about how memory and smell are linked is a nod to a scene from the comics where Kinsey throws up when she smells paint.
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It was one of those generic, interest-based pages that throws up shitty photos and always asks its followers to click over to other, nearly identical accounts.
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As the slideshow goes on, North becomes increasingly warier of Saint, who throws up a peace sign in the second snapshot while his big sister looks down.
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Kanye West throws up the Roc Several times in the book you have those moments where you're like 'I heard this, and God was in the room.
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"We wanted an 80s quinceañera where the girl throws up on the cake, and this hand that represents Nalgadas, comes out and starts attacking everybody," Delfin said.
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Green and Bini have worked out an overarching structure for the show, but there's also room for Green to improvise which clips he throws up at points.
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One quick search on YouTube throws up hundreds of videos of young poets talking about their connection to Somalia in Canadian, Swedish or US vernaculars, among many others.
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The video is incredible ... a kid half of Klay's size hits shot after shot after shot -- while one of the NBA's greatest all-time shooters throws up bricks.
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Why it matters: "It throws up a combination of characters that initially seems alien to an arachnologist," paleobiologist Greg Edgecombe told the New York Times' Nicholas St. Fleur.
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But pollsters can never be certain about the composition of the electorate, and a November election throws up fewer obstacles to the casual voter than a primary campaign.
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India's military action throws up worries of a further rise in tension between New Delhi and Islamabad, leading to a sharp knee-jerk reaction in markets on Thursday.
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A simple online search throws up a handful of websites selling acids, particularly glycolic and lactic acid blends, at varying strengths for the purpose of at-home use.
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Perched on an enormous black leather chair, the director of South Korea's association of small businesses throws up his arms in despair as he discusses the government's economic policy.
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IN THE mega-cities of Asia and Africa, from Cairo to Manila, urban sprawl throws up trash mountains where enterprising slum-dwellers gather a bare living collecting recyclable junk.
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While Saint's first toss is a little short, it bounces right up into his mom's hands and she throws up her arms in celebration of her son's budding athleticism.
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While Saint's first toss is a little short, it bounces right up into Kardashian West's hands and she throws up her arms in celebration of her son's budding athleticism.
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Louie, their blond-ringleted toddler, is a year and a half old, and Ms. Bengson throws up her hands at the challenge of not swearing in front of him.
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Once this premise is established, the movie throws up its figurative hands and crawls to a halt, as if the screenwriters had decided to go on vacation halfway through.
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The restaurant's website informs me that "Food is our religion" and a quick Google search throws up some seriously impressive images of restaurant, which is housed in a former cathedral.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWN Tiffany Haddish Bombs During Comedy Show Louis C.K. Slammed By Parkland Survivor Pointer Sisters: Singer Throws Up On Stage Kevin Spacey: I'm Too Famous For My Trial
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In an era of pop culture where it's obvious that ending a story with a satisfying conclusion is nearly impossible, Kingdom Hearts throws up its hands and says, Why end?
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He's like your conspiracy-minded friend who throws up his hands and says, "I'm just asking questions, man," except, unlike your friend, Trump has his finger on the big red button.
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Becca and Sam go through old photographs of the town, looking for any sort of clues, but then Becca runs out of the building and throws up in a nearby bush.
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Abbi waves her hands around while talking, elongates her vowels, and makes up slang; she contorts her fingers and throws up a westside gang sign as she leans back and poses.
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Projections from the hashtag will also be displayed at the Newseum in Washington, D.C. and Miracle Mile in Las Vegas CNN throws up bat signal on Empire State building - #ElectionNight pic.twitter.
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It would look in some ways like America before the Civil War -- half-slave, half-free -- half of the country making voting more accessible while the other half throws up restrictions.
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The scene in question finds the characters played by Dever and Diana Silvers making out in a bathroom during a party and proceeding to have sex until Dever's Amy throws up.
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A few days after that deal went through, Chelsea, in one of those quirks that soccer throws up so frequently that you wonder if the whole thing is scripted, visited Leicester.
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After Browning throws up what seems to be more bugs, things get even stranger when Williams gives her the only option she has left — a butcher knife to cut her arm off.
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No. 2 REBOUND 14: Jeremy Lamb throws up a terrible, just unbelievably terrible shot, terrible even by the standard Jeremy Lamb has set for himself in the NBA, which is not great.
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Designed in part for educational purposes, Audible Captions does exactly what its name would imply: It throws up captions on your phone or tablet corresponding to the words narrated in an audiobook.
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UK Equities Fund Manager James Thorne said while the strategic rationale was understandable, "the size and price of the deal at this point in the cycle throws up too many red flags".
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In the photographs, Saint throws up a peace sign, kisses an oversized photo of Jenner, poses with his 6-month-old baby brother Psalm, bonds with mom Kardashian West, 39, and more.
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Underscoring both the shifts in allocations and wide divergence within regions, a league table of global stock market performance so far in 2017 throws up a contrasting picture compared to previous years.
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In the back of the plane are four scientists who enjoy the flights somewhat less than Eveland does; staring at instrument displays as the plane pitches and rolls, someone always throws up.
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The legal challenge throws up another obstacle to the long-delayed project, which environmentalists have made a symbol of their fight against climate change but which President Donald Trump supports as a job creator.
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While the families involved in the attacks over the last 48 hours were not known to have traveled to ISIS' so-called caliphate, the "returnee situation throws up potential other charismatic recruiters," Barton said.
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But the fact that it is getting tighter, and that the Foxes are having to prove their defensive resilience, throws up new heroes, new contenders for men of the season in their respective positions.
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" That, Paulson concluded, is "why I now see the prospect of an Economic Iron Curtain — one that throws up new walls on each side and unmakes the global economy, as we have known it.
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Seeing the arguments through a geopolitical lens throws up interesting questions, says James Lewis at the Centre for Strategic & International Studies, in Washington, DC. One is the effect of sloppy coding, which cuts both ways.
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You can watch it passively, trying to engage with it on the basis of its characters or plot, but even there, the show throws up roadblocks to interpreting it as anything other than a puzzle.
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Or cases in which a country with established dominance in one discipline throws up an outlier in a seemingly unrelated event—like Kenya's javelin star Julius Yego (who scratched all of his attempts in Doha).
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There's a touch of Liam McGeary in him as he throws up armbars and triangles from his back, often being stacked or rolled over his shoulders only to scramble back to guard and try it again.
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Users in India who tried accessing the website on Tuesday evening saw a boilerplate message from India's Department of Telecommunications, which the government throws up whenever it directs internet service providers in the country to block websites.
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If there's anything that ridiculously drunk people love on St. Patrick's Day, it's holding a friend's green feather boa while she throws up on a sidewalk, ordering cocktails with names that should've been retired, and social experiments.
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The details on how this all works are still a little hazy, with the big questions being how to keep headsets from flying off your face and if I can sue Samsung if someone throws up on me.
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"We've got a new interface of the digital world and the actual world...that throws up questions about property rights," said Neil McDonnell, researcher at the Center for the Study of Perceptual Experience at the University of Glasgow.
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The video -- which was posted by Freeman's wife, Chelsea, on Freddie's off day with the fam on Wednesday -- is impressive, but it ain't a one-time thing ... Chelsea throws up vids of Charlie crushing balls all the time!!!
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RICHMOND, Va. (Reuters) - A Virginia law requiring voters to show photo identification went on trial in federal court on Monday, challenged by Democratic Party activists who allege it throws up barriers to voting by minorities and the poor.
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That may be in part because of the complexity of today's problems, which concern not just the barriers to economic progress but also the engine of progress itself—digital technology—and the profound psycho-social problems it throws up.
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Having features remotely removed is a much rarer occurrence and — especially given Tesla's request for Alec to pay to have them re-installed — throws up issues of what control car makers can retain over vehicles after they've been sold.
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Not so dissimilar from the man who can start fires by thinking about it, but he throws up a little in his mouth whenever he does; or the woman who can read minds, but she farts whenever she does.
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"Probably he won't be seen as a turning point in American history but will be seen as a blip, another one of the strange characters that our political process throws up, like Joe McCarthy or George Wallace," he said.
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"And that is why I now see the prospect of an Economic Iron Curtain — one that throws up new walls on each side and unmakes the global economy, as we have known it," he said at the Bloomberg New Economy Forum.
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In July, Katz said Julie told her "Tigger just threw up on my nice couch… Once he throws up on my nice furniture, that's the end, he's getting the boot, he's getting the needle," she told the New York Post.
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The left straight sneaks through against most of his opponents, and he throws up left kicks well—though his fondness for body kicks can lead him to give away easy takedowns as he did against Glover Teixeira and Patrick Cummins.
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The acquisition and the potential conflicts it throws up are a distraction for Mr. Musk from Tesla's carmaking ambitions, not to mention from the task of proving the safety of the company's Autopilot feature after a fatal crash in May.
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The well-meaning mother gives advice; the approval-seeking daughter takes offense and tells her mother to leave her alone; the mother throws up her hands and says she feels like she can't say anything that won't upset her daughter.
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For one thing, while his author bio calls him "a semi-retired graffiti writer" — meaning he throws up his tag on unsanctioned public spaces — he's also an assistant professor in the School of Geography and Development at the University of Arizona.
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Emma Garland This bassy track is the problem child of a bunch of different genres, and its blend of garage, grime, and rap—replicated on the rest of Northampton (yep, really) rapper slowthai's material, too—throws up a sound that feels immediately necessary.
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WITHAM, England (Reuters) - Striding through a housing estate in the drizzle to hand out leaflets, 52-year-old builder Kevin Lovett throws up his arms in despair as he rails against the deceit he sees at the heart of the European Union.
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GELENDZHIK, Russia (Reuters) - England's World Cup quarter-final against Sweden throws up a fascinating tactical battle in which wing back Kieran Trippier will play a key role in breaking down a Swedish side playing a classic, and very English, 4-4-2 system.
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Sticking to its existing strategy of serving advertising customers in China that want to reach a global audience is a better bet but, even then, working with state-run publications — as Facebook does — throws up plenty of issues around media manipulation and fake news.
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When Prey throws up its hands and admits the limitations of its own ability to assess player choice, and turns the answer over to you, it's the rare case where a drastic and polarizing player-choice ending actually feels like it has been earned.
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Polizzi, realizing that she's to blame for this woman's situation, helps her into the house where the young woman, in nothing but a bra and a thong, throws up all over herself and the couch, violently dry heaving in front of Polizzi and Pauly DelVecchio.
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From what we have gathered, one of them basically sounds like a Latin disco version of Drake's most recent Rihanna collab, "Too Good", which throws up a whole minefield of issues: are they actually a couple or is thisthat Taylor Swift Instagram all over again?
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That's how, by undermining what constitutes "reliable information," conservatives obtained a ruling that disproportionately targets Democratic voters and throws up needless barriers to voting in next year's presidential election in a state that President Donald Trump won by fewer than 23,000 votes in 2016.
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"He (Di Maio) said if the election throws up political stalemate he envisaged a 4-way ruling majority made up of 5-Star, the PD, Forza Italia and the Northern League," said the source, who asked not to be named because of the sensitivity of the issue.
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There's Reese Witherspoon puking in Big Little Lies, Lindsay Lohan vomiting first words, and then, well, actual vomit, all over Aaron Samuels in Mean Girls, and now there's Lili Reinhart in Hustlers, who throws up no less than five times throughout the course of the film.
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For the residents of East Palo Alto, each new building the tech industry throws up, bringing with it thousands more software developers, adds to the encroaching gentrification — and gives another turn of the screw to the housing crisis the city shares with much of Silicon Valley.
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The federal poll throws up the spectre of more political instability in Australia, where infighting among the leading parties has resulted in a revolving door to the top job at a time when Australia is trying to rebalance its economy away from a once-in-a-generation mining boom.
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It doesn't end there, as Xiaomi's software throws up helpful tips like letting me know that the phone will still turn on for the alarm if I'm trying to power it down, or offering me the option to turn off just the next instance of my recurring alarm.
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People often apologize for being drunk ("I'm way drunker than I thought" is a frequent refrain); once in a while, someone goes overboard and throws up or passes out—though this was more common in an earlier, fascinatingly raw version of the show, which appeared on Funny or Die.
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It should be said that Sisu inherited a difficult situation in 2007, with Coventry close to administration and in around £40m of debt, but that only throws up further questions about their suitability to own a club which, even at the time, looked like a labour of love.
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In The Very Distant Past: The Tesseract (The Cube That The Flerken Throws Up In Captain Marvel & The One Tom Hiddleston Is Holding Above) Is Created The Tesseract, the glowing blue box seen in many MCU films, is the containment vessel meant to hold the power of the Space Stone.
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And so you get verses like these (or his stilted feature on "The Motto"), where he is going for that simplicity (which, oddly enough, he has no problem achieving when the intent seems less tryhard) and instead just throws up a bunch of images that no one really wants to imagine.
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They wouldn't be the powerful killer of the league, Goku wandering into towns on the countryside and bumslaying NBA teams night after night like they're petty bandits, a collection of talent that is so far ahead of the rest of the league that everyone else throws up their hands and just kind of plays for second place.
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"She stitched out everyone's initials with her hat, the one she throws up in the air at the beginning of her show, hanging off the letters," says four-time Emmy winner who recently taped episodes of The Simpsons and American Dad, and plays a woman with Alzheimer's in the Oscar-qualified short film My Mom and the Girl.
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Hence the lullaby that he softly chants to her ("I see the moon, the moon sees me"), and a far more unsavory parallel—Armstrong holding Karen as she throws up, and, a while later, Armstrong stained with vomit after a gyroscopic whirl in a multi-axis device that shows how much g-force he can stomach before he blacks out.
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In Bahrain, an affordable rent per month, for a mid-income household, is between 20303 and 31270 Bahraini dinars ($25 and $2000) while in Saudi Arabia, an affordable rent is between 480 and 1620 Saudi riyals ($127 and $431), which throws up the need for "diversified housing solutions," Hatam told the audience attending the "Affordable Housing" session at the forum.
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The proposed Trump Administration rule throws up many technical roadblocks to filing and pursuing such a complaint, but one new procedural hurdle wouldn't even let the black homeowners get in the door: Before the city would be required to provide a rationale for its failure to keep assessments current, the complainants would have to imagine every conceivable justification that the city might assert, and prove that each was not legitimate, without knowing what actual defense the city might claim or what standard of legitimacy HUD would impose.
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