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"to be precise" Synonyms
rather more precisely to be exact more exactly strictly speaking correctly speaking in truth indeed even

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We try to be precise, but it's hard to be precise when the winds start blowing.
Watermelon Drop — Vincennes, Indiana Seventeen, to be precise. 3.
About three hours and 28 minutes longer, to be precise.
Well, to be precise, they look like laptops from 2002.
Jade stones in the shape of eggs, to be precise.
Yes, that's $8,000 — 400 twenty-dollar bills, to be precise.
It's not like an encyclopedia that has to be precise.
"'Corn' is too general worldwide to be precise," wrote Coxhead.
" It is, to be precise, "a bed that hugs you.
Slightly ahead of it, to be precise: the year 2020.
Or, to be precise, the corrosive influence of too many parents.
He said the Cavs need a "fucking playmaker," to be precise.
It's an even bigger 250 — 250 feet tall, to be precise.
If I do, I need to be precise about my accusations.
A group called Boom Clap Bachelors from Denmark, to be precise.
"Marrakech, to be precise," he added, his face full of worry.
It was the promise of the written word to be precise.
That all changed in late November — on Thanksgiving, to be precise.
It requires so much precision to be precise in that way.
"And in both cases you have to be precise with your steering."
Oscar nominations won't be announced for weeks (January 24, to be precise).
Roughly one fourth of the contacted institutions responded — 101, to be precise.
KATHERINE LEUNG was hunting for birds—black-tailed godwits to be precise.
A lottery ticket, to be precise, worth €139,025 or $157,418 US dollars.
Actually, to be precise, Spinning Silver's heroine Miryem is a moneylender's daughter.
"Someone, somewhere decided that they were going to be precise," Hedrick said.
But that is still nearly 2 degrees Fahrenheit: 1.8, to be precise.
Let's say, just to be precise, of aliens into the United States.
To be precise, it dates back thousands of years to ancient Greece.
The rest, as they say, is history—hacking history to be precise.
Yet, the cash is there  —  $133 billion of it, to be precise.
To be precise, I've been with men and women, cisgender, and trans.
We still have questions — nine, to be precise — but winter is over.
To be precise, there is one meddling kid, named Maisie (Isabella Sermon).
The government's intelligence and economic data is relied on to be precise.
Predictably, the device runs Android — Android 9 (for now), to be precise.
Nuclear weapons do not need to be precise — conventional warheads, however, do.
Ted Cruz has some questions for Facebook: 209 of them to be precise.
Actually, to be precise, 43,229 kids had been taken as of May 31.
BLITZER: I just want to be precise, Governor Kasich, this is critically important.
Or to be precise, a drug called cetuximab, which is made from mice.
To be precise, Ms. Field is the one who made the final decision.
So, it'll be a bit of a wait — 22016 years, to be precise.
All this cutting edge design comes at a price: $289.99 to be precise.
The bottle claims to deliver results immediately — after one use, to be precise.
I make a version with wild mushrooms — dried wild mushrooms, to be precise.
At my church, to be precise, during coffee hour following the weekly service.
It is, to be precise, Rosencrantz who theorizes about the nonexistence of England.
To be precise, it drives her up , into the relative safety of the rooftops.
The size of the average deductible is up — 212% since 2008, to be precise.
To be precise, they're structured like the Academic Aptitude Exam, the SATs of Chile.
To be precise, no one has been spammed since the middle of last night.
But remarkably few (22, to be precise) of the original provisions have been frozen.
Like its name suggests, watermelon is packed full of H20 (92% to be precise).
Americans bought a record number of cars last year, 17.5 million to be precise.
Well, a solution of water and 20 to 25 percent ethanol, to be precise.
You'll see each other again soon—tomorrow night at 6pm ET, to be precise.
I bought a paper and went into a restaurant—the Tnuva, to be precise.
CyberGhost VPN has been around for a while now — seven years to be precise.
As with regular baking, it's always best to be precise by weighing your ingredients.
" It added: "Coalition forces work diligently and deliberately to be precise in our airstrikes.
To be precise, Mr. Trump appears to be evolving into a kind of neoconservative.
It's hard to be precise when measuring, because there are so many variables at play.
The timing needed to be precise, but the game froze for a full five seconds.
Or to be precise, 107,330 votes in Wisconsin, Michigan and Pennsylvania handed America to Trump.
The dust collected from Amish homes contained more microbes—6.8 times more to be precise.
"Because, your mother told me you like cookies—chocolate chip to be precise," Jane answered.
IF YOU were bold enough to ask Antonin Scalia questions, you had to be precise.
But my current boyfriend has avoided substances for a while—two years, to be precise.
The Army is looking for some fresh body parts — $32.5 million worth, to be precise.
For some of them, 71 to be precise, English wasn't the first language they learned.
Our Constitution places this responsibility with the people's elected representatives (and senators, to be precise).
Or to be precise, in (discreetly shown) bondage during a kinky session of hotel adultery.
The missions to send humans to space and back had to be precise and choreographed.
And we know from the very beginning (Paragraph 2, to be precise) that Paul dies.
Alex, now 18, says she's removed over 50,000 of them, to be precise, per NPR.
Kardashian, on the other hand, prefers her man in classic, sexy undergarments – "Calvins," to be precise.
Well, one White House staffer had a few things to add — 18 things, to be precise.
Some are even capable of travelling great distances (or 84 miles to be precise) for sex.
CNN has determined the animal is a bird, an African white-necked raven to be precise.
To be precise, it's a 21 megapixel APS-C sensor, for those of you keeping count.
She runs away and she joins the circus – well, America's last traveling sideshow, to be precise.
Today, the company filed paperwork with the SEC revealing the purchase price: $380,241,352 to be precise.
One in four, 265 percent to be precise, said their stress was at a level four.
Apple says it's less reflective than the iPad Air 2 — 40 percent less, to be precise.
For this amount of memory, though, you need to pay top dollar — $1,099 to be precise.
Savchenko's middle finger—the right one, to be precise—took on national significance at her sentencing.
To be precise, I am skeptical of the cost we pay for the ease technology provides.
Don't try to be precise, either; just aim at a close- or medium-range target's feet.
We wanted to see how readers would fare with far fewer words — 13, to be precise.
Well well, the vaunted New Year rally didn't last very long — one day, to be precise.
To be precise, the Census Bureau reports that the state is just under 95 percent white.
In China, we're always ahead — 12 or 13 hours ahead of New York, to be precise.
In fact, Jay drove away with the first commercially available model — number 12, to be precise!
The language used to draft laws needs to be precise, but legislators are not necessarily precise people.
OKLAHOMA CITY was born in a single day—to be precise, at noon on April 22nd 1889.
The attendees and competitorsThe insane amount of athletes – 10,500, to be precise – are vying for 4,924 medals.
HASTINGS: YOU KNOW, IT IS HARD TO BE PRECISE ON IT, BUT IT FEELS A LOT BETTER.
On the fiscal front, he wants more money for the Pentagon — $6900 billion more, to be precise.
To be precise, the M855 has an 80 percent lead core, covered in a thin steel sheath.
It's hard to be precise over how much of Iran's production will be affected by the sanctions.
It is hard to be precise because America has no standard definition of suburbs, and definitions matter.
Louis' Lunch, to be precise, founded in 1895 and the self-proclaimed birthplace of the hamburger sandwich.
I believe that the next recession is coming into view — the summer of 2020, to be precise.
But most states (21.5 plus DC, to be precise) also have state EITCs, to offer additional support.
No need to be precise; just go slow and build the color until you reach your desired effect.
For two hours, I've been flying around in search of treasure chests—15 of them, to be precise.
But now they're helping women much closer to home—nearly 7,000 miles closer to home, to be precise.
It takes a lot of PDFs of ads — 3,519, to be precise — to take up that much space.
You feel a greater duty and responsibility to be precise about certain things that are true to them.
To be precise, 12 separate blocks of sapphire crystal requiring up to 510 hours of machining and polishing.
To be precise, if it happened, as two women have claimed, Al Franken's problem is that what he
To be precise, the scientists had merely identified the chemical, not its origin (though the Russians invented it).
By 2025, the poorest fifth of Americans are actually paying more on average — $116 each, to be precise.
Now that the impossible has happened, tech's day of reckoning is here — next Wednesday afternoon, to be precise.
SO IT IS INTERESTING THAT AT 10136.61, TO BE PRECISE ABOUT IT, THAT'S THE LEVEL ON THE TRANSPORTS.
In 28 (or July 0003 to June 2000, to be precise), they bought half the homes sold nationally.
When he comes before the committee again, he has to be precise and it has to be accurate.
The anticipation for her new album has been building for a very long time – three years, to be precise.
That's the 2002 ePrivacy Directive to be precise, which was amended in 2009 (but is still just a directive).
It is hard to be precise about how much the fall in yields was down to central bank actions.
This year, folks can delay their New Year's resolutions just a bit longer — one second longer, to be precise.
He had just one to be precise, a three-footer at the par-five 16th that he duly sank.
Drake went back to school in his just-dropped video for "I'm Upset"—Degrassi High School, to be precise.
The key aspect for Facebook is that Messenger has more users than its rivals, 900 million to be precise.
JULY TO BE PRECISE, IN 200 THEY ENACTED THE UPTICK RULE TO DEAL WITH THE ABUSES OF THE DAY.
Republicans are likely to focus on the word "evidence" as much as possible and hard evidence to be precise.
Speaking of money, the business model for ransomware is simple: It's all about the money; bitcoin, to be precise.
Sophie Calle wants you to carry your secrets to the grave—to the Green-Wood Cemetery, to be precise.
A25 to be precise — that I discovered one of the great comic writers of the 20th century, Ruth McKenney.
Roboski is less than a mile from the Turkish Iraqi border — the Kurdish Regional Government border, to be precise.
But instead of the typical riot of color, all I see are shades of gray: six hues to be precise.
But, though she be little â€" 5 foot 3 inches, to be precise â€" she is fiercely inclusive, says Joffe.
He's an inveterate stylistic experimenter, and here he's shot everything on a phone — an iPhone 7 Plus, to be precise.
All of this comes at a cost — $200 to be precise — which means that it isn't exactly an impulse buy.
Most of them, 147 million to be precise, access Facebook from their phones every month and 73 million every day.
Windows Mixed Reality environments, to be precise, which have before now only been populated with Universal Windows Platform (UWP) apps.
To be precise, 22 States, the District of Columbia, and Puerto Rico—plus another twoStates for police and firefighter unions.
The building is the second and larger — 450,000 square feet, to be precise — of the site's two operational data centers.
He does, in fact, die just as Zhuang Zigui is making love — to be precise, in the instant of penetration.
Divvying up Earth's surface into nine-metre-square blocks requires nearly 57 trillion addresses (to be precise, 56,764,364,951,33 of them).
During most of this project, I was working on a massive manuscript project (Comparative Imperialism Ph.D. Dissertation, to be precise).
That Mexican thing, to be precise, is Trump's anti-Hispanic demagoguery, which stretches back to the beginning of the campaign.
But for Winston Koo, a Hong Kong businessman, it's all about color — or to be precise, a lack of it.
Starting today, a select number of handsets will be available to the rest of us – 2,016 in all, to be precise.
To be precise, they had 150 Moët Impérial Golden Luminous Magnum Bottles that run $1,200 per, according to ESPN's Darren Rovell.
"It has to be precise, it has to operate quickly and it&aposs a much harder environment to predict," he said.
NASA's working on it The one thing they'll have a lot of up there is dust — lunar regolith, to be precise.
The theory states that if you work on something for long enough — 10,000 hours to be precise — you can master it.
The White House team also asked the French president to be "precise" in his conversation with Trump, the French official said.
And these were not five and a half hours—317 minutes to be precise—that would fly by in frenetic spectacle.
Anyway, the retrograde will be over soon enough (on January 8, to be precise), and your direction will be clearer then.
Three quarter-on-quarter blips in growth over the period have come to nought - or to be precise, less than nought.
Having just read the transcripts of almost every Oscar speech ever—to be precise, it was only the 1,424 at Oscars.
But it isn't just in Tampa — or St. Petersburg, to be precise — where the Yankees have struggled to hit home runs.
"You have to be fast, you have to be precise, you have to be ready for the curves," Ms. Kufrin says.
Still not crystal clear how Meghan and Harry came up with the name Archie ... to be precise, Archie Harrison Mountbatten-Windsor.
My old iPad is, to be precise, a late-2012 iPad Mini, model number A1432, black, with 16 gigabytes of storage.
The audience is invited to imagine a long-ago time — 1986, to be precise — before social media or smartphones or Google.
To be precise, they have collected only 130 outs, or 11.8 per game, and only once lasted more than five innings.
Doctors often think it is most important to be precise and not make mistakes; to predict the future with medical certainty.
To be precise, the number of retracted articles shot up by 37 percent —from 500 in 2014 to 684 in 2015.
Because the space was so confined, every gesture had to be precise, every word and pause teased out for maximum nuance.
To be precise, 22 States, the District of Columbia, and Puerto Rico—plus another two States for police and firefighter unions.
To be precise, that's 1.5 million out of 6 million total positions that are expected to remain vacant in three short years.
"So apart from just being empowered enough to know what's what, there are real medical reasons why it's important to be precise."
"If you're using it within a mass transit system, you have to be precise 100 percent of the time," Mr. Burke said.
To be precise, they weren't making fun of me — it was my nose, which just so happened to be attached to me.
This works for most tasks, but is expensive to engineer, and means that a robot's environment need to be precise and unvarying.
The Td6 packs 254 horsepower and enough soul-satisfying torque to drag Lucifer back to Hades, 13 pound-feet to be precise.
The partnership will see Avis introduce an option for booking cars overseas — in 175 countries, to be precise — inside the Didi app.
That is a drop in the bucket (0.011 percent to be precise) compared to Wells Fargo's annual net income of $23 billion.
To be precise, there was a 49 per cent reduction in deaths from neoplastic disease—or abnormal cell growth—which includes cancer.
In an emailed statement to AFP, the coalition said its troops "work diligently and deliberately to be precise" in their air strikes.
First, because it deposits its lead characters, played by Mackenzie Davis and Gugu Mbatha-Raw, in the past, 1987 to be precise.
To be precise: This coalition or a predecessor has governed Malaysia (and before it, Malaya) for over 22017 years, without a break.
To be precise, this was a ticket to Iran's opening game at this World Cup, against Morocco in St. Petersburg on Friday.
We're counting the days (35 to be precise) until TC Sessions: Robotics + AI 2020 takes place on March 3 in Berkeley, Calif.
Named after a 19th century poet (Raimundo António de Bulhão Pato to be precise), bulhão pato is a style of serving clams.
U.S. Android users will be the first to see the new feature — next week, to be precise — with more countries coming soon.
To be precise, the break things that Mark and other folks were referring to was wrong code, and that sort of things.
In just a few short hours — at midnight tonight, local Berlin time to be precise — the general admission ticket price increases 30 percent.
Last week Modsy, a San Francisco-based startup, raised a large amount of funding — $280 million in C-round funding to be precise.
Records show just one Goldman employee, a financial adviser in the wealth management division, has donated to Mr. Trump — $534.58, to be precise.
The very old bog blob apparently still smells like a dairy product—a strong cheese, to be precise—and has a crumbly texture.
It should be noted that the Charlton Heston Courage Under Fire Award is a gun — a handmade Kentucky long gun to be precise.
It struck me that the solution was to shoot the phones on an even bigger screen: an iMac 5K screen to be precise.
It's one of those courses you have to be precise, work out a plan attacking the greens, (because) there are some severe slopes.
To be precise, throughout our 85033-year history, BMI - and the industry, for that matter - has always effectively licensed on a fractional basis.
A win for America America's leadership in science -- high-power computing, to be precise -- has been in question for the past few years.
But the former Hills star still made time to set some facts straight about the show with BuzzFeed — 22 facts, to be precise.
When there's a problem in the brain, it pays to be precise — every millimeter counts with something like a tumor or blocked artery.
Both Google and Facebook are trying to tackle the problem from above, with high-tech experiments (planes, trains and balloons, to be precise).
Einstein did have an affair with a secretary named Betty — Betty Neumann, to be precise — with the grudging permission of his wife, Elsa.
That all happens incredibly quickly, or to be precise, in just 80 milliseconds, less than a tenth of a second, after seeing something.
The Hôtel de Glace is made entirely of snow and ice (500 tons of ice and 20,000 tons of snow, to be precise).
But nowhere in the world — the world of 1s and 0s, to be precise — are the stylish discounts as numerous as on Amazon.
With this tremendous growth (20163% YoY to be precise) has come a flurry of investments and acquisitions, everyone wanting a cut of the pie.
To be precise, travelers should book 256 to 1613 days in advance of their ideal departure, according to Alexis Tiacoh, a spokeswoman for Expedia.
The Xperia XZ2 isn't the first phone to sport 4K resolution — 2,160 x 3,840, to be precise — but it's still a rarity among smartphones.
Well, this happens in Mexico, in Pinotepa Nacional to be precise, where drug violence killed this family, including this 7-month-old little angel.
Sur la Table has them at a major discount (up to 75 percent off, to be precise) — some of our favorite deals are below.
As an announcer calling the details of the game, you must find the crescendo to inspire, paired with the speech efficiency to be precise.
As it turns out, the untrained humans and the complex, expensive software achieved nearly the same exact level of accuracy — low, to be precise.
I got on the Biden train very early on — January 2019 to be precise — as a disaffected Republican who is now a registered independent.
In the tourist town of Inversgail, to be precise, where four women have acquired Yon Bonnie Books, a shop on the picturesque High Street.
LAS VEGAS — Shifting focus from curved, bendable and even giant 8K TVs, Samsung has turned its attention to dots — quantum dots, to be precise.
To get there, candidates must capture a majority of the 215,4153 pledged delegates — 2415,229, to be precise — at the convention this summer in Milwaukee.
It was almost two months ago — July 27, to be precise — that his Virginia residence was raided by the FBI in the predawn hours.
Spokesmen for all three companies stipulated that these deals were in the early stages or that it was difficult to be precise about estimates.
So my favorite reading — "scanning," to be precise — is in the journals Science, Nature, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, and Science News.
These days, the most coveted piece of jewelry in Hollywood is one that indicates you're in a top model squad — Kendall Jenner's, to be precise.
You should take that number seriously but not literally; it's impossible to be precise about this kind of thing, and it's a very rough estimate.
Techies, mostly from California—Silicon Valley, to be precise—coming to the desert to fulfill their quest to flood the roads with self-driving cars.
To be precise, the Patriarchate of Moscow, most of whose flock is in Russia or Ukraine, determined that the royals should have passion-bearing status.
It's actually really cool, as the pilots have to be precise as they make a low pass down near the ground to grab the banner.
Many—26, to be precise—did just that in 2014, as Republican governors and lawmakers in red states voted to not accept the federal money.
Trump announced that he was literally handing over control of economic policy to Goldman Sachs — GS alums Steve Mnuchin and Gary Cohn, to be precise.
Margaret Glaspy:  Emotions and Math (ATO) The title song is about what it says it's about—"Counting the days till you're back," to be precise.
The public key—or, to be precise, a digital digest of it, called the "bitcoin address"—is like the number of a bitcoin bank account.
It seems fitting that Albies entered the world — or Willemstad, to be precise — so shortly after the inception of Jones's major league career in Atlanta.
It's an opportunity to take a quiet pride in being one of those "What were the chances!" births (228 chance in 216, to be precise).
Two were held in other countries—Qatar and the UAE, to be precise—which have different prevailing interpretations of Islam that allow for such silences.
Ever the devout swamp-custodian, the president has tied himself to another official with potential conflicts of interest — $430,000 worth of potential conflicts, to be precise.
To be precise, Starcraft II, which researchers at Google's AI subsidiary DeepMind say is the perfect environment for teaching computers advanced skills like memory and planning.
In 2010 he was part of the first crew to cross the Pacific Ocean on a catamaran made from plastic -- 12,500 reclaimed bottles, to be precise.
To be precise, Microsoft, which acquired Minecraft's developer Mojang in 2014 for $2.5 billion, today revealed that since launch in 2009 Minecraft has sold 106,533,714 copies.
Learn more about Haile's project Ryan Hickman Ryan Hickman of San Juan Capistrano, California, had an epiphany early in life: at age 3 to be precise.
Although it is difficult to be precise when estimating both the Afghan military's and the Taliban's force size, the trend lines in each case are worrisome.
A record-breaking number of women — 309 to be precise — have filed to run for a House seat, according to data analyzed by the Associated Press.
The deal meant that K.S.E., and the American billionaire Stan Kroenke, now controlled 98.82 percent of the shares in Arsenal: 61,484 of 62,217, to be precise.
My father was born into a family of Indian merchants — Gujarati Jains, to be precise — in Rangoon, Burma, in 2100, when the British ran the show.
The internship, to be precise, is folded into a handsome shoe contract Bazley, 26, has landed with New Balance on the lure of his pro potential.
In New Hampshire, to be precise, which holds the first-in-the-nation presidential primary and where candidates from neighboring Massachusetts are expected to do well.
To be precise, 41 percent of women ages 18 to 36 said in a 2017 YouGov survey that they'd gotten at least one unwanted penis picture.
When you make a mistake, it too often autocorrects to gibberish; being forced to be precise is the last thing you want from a smartphone keyboard.
Watch closely for a while (for a year, to be precise), and you might notice it budge slightly (about 2cm, or a little less than an inch).
Uncompetitive districts make legislators less effective, he says: to be precise, he compares politicians in gerrymandered seats to "overweight" people who should "go to the fucking gym".
Season 23 to be precise, and along with all of those fresh two-steps and glittering ensembles also comes another round of stunning looks from Erin Andrews.
Sons and Daughters sits under FATE, which is essentially a hub for organizations like Karolina's—42 of them, to be precise, from across Africa and North Europe.
The latest product of this digital sausage-making process are "bots", or "chatbots", to be precise, which will feature prominently at Facebook's developer conference on April 12th.
"He's always tried to join a certain type of circles—Satanist ones, to be precise—even though I doubt he ever managed to do so," Nick comments.
To be precise, only 220006 percent of Republicans say the word "honest" describes Trump "very or extremely well," according to the poll by The Associated Press–NORC.
Add in that the startup is based in Asia — Thailand, to be precise — and we have the recipe for a young company to keep an eye on.
But they are made solely of layers of natural lacquer, called urushi in Japanese; 20 to 50 coats each of four to six colors, to be precise.
After a perilous journey rolling over "speed bumps" of human corpses, the gang arrives at a supermarket — Fields Market, to be precise, which is a real place.
In 2402 the average player that completed all four days did so a hair over par (265 shots, to be precise), the lowest figure in the tournament's history.
The Arrow, which debuts this weekend at the New York City Toy Fair, is an electric go-kart that really *goes—*up to 12 mph, to be precise.
Secretary of State Rex Tillerson: "We've asked them to just, try to be precise, try to limit your operation, try to show some restraint," per Buzzfeed's John Hudson.
To be precise, most ordinary folk likely will have to wait until April, 2019 -- after the midterm elections -- when we fill out tax returns for the 2018 year.
I try as hard as I can to be precise in my writing and to back up my statements with reliable references (this book has more than 600).
Coming into this season, over a 133-game N.F.L. career, Fitzpatrick had thrown just once for 400 yards: to be precise, 402 yards in a game in 210.
But Waymo said it still intended to put thousands of self-driving cars — customized Jaguar I-Paces, to be precise — on the road over the next two years.
For that reason, it is a forward-looking indicator — 30 days to be precise — that measures how volatile traders think the market will be before the option expires.
That makes the saliva a non-Newtonian fluid, which means that the speed at which it flows (to be precise, its shear rate) changes how viscous it is.
The blind also went through one of his trouser legs, such was its length (7 ft, to be precise), acting as a kind of makeshift full body brace.
Or 101,725 tonnes to be precise, which is the amount of metal that was dumped into the London Metal Exchange (LME) warehouse network over just four days last week.
But if the United States keeps adding jobs in 2016 at the rate it did in 2015, we'll hit that number in no time: in September, to be precise.
As a result, there's a new class of white-collar workers (or no collar, to be precise) who roam the earth looking for places to get their jobs done.
In 1999—on 9/9/99, to be precise—Sega launched the Dreamcast in America, and it would go on to have a very short, but very bright life.
Per an internal memo from Judge: "Now that Luma is part of a Fortune 500 company (Fortune #208 to be precise), we have much wider distribution, reach and scale."
" Bale sounded decidedly British -- Welsh, to be precise -- as he joked his way through his speech and thanked Satan "for giving me inspiration on how to play this role.
I think people appreciate that, because they can see the effort you've gone to in trying to be precise, even if it's never going to look exactly the same.
Or "sex magick," to be precise, an occult art of potions and spells and strip teases practiced by other women (and maybe a few men) who share Elaine's beliefs.
And yet it only takes $1.2 billion to fund this program, an infinitesimal slice of the proposed $1.15 trillion Trump budget — one-tenth of one percent to be precise.
AFTER nearly 17 years on the road, the Interfaith Amigos are a trio (an imam, a rabbi and a Christian pastor, to be precise) well versed in America's religious scene.
The FDA burst the manufacturer's bubble in 2011 after the agency tested the bubble gum and found it contained elevated levels of lead — 0.189 parts per million to be precise.
During his first official appearance on the steps of the Lindo Wing (just a day after his birth, to be precise!), George was the portrait of bundled-up newborn sweetness.
It took me an embarrassing amount of time—three days, to be precise—to realize that the swiftest escape from strenuous yard work is to offer assistance in the kitchen.
On Tennis PARIS — A wet and gloomy opening day at the French Open seemed to be a better day for a double feature: two Roland Garros documentaries, to be precise.
The custom bodysuit, which is peppered with 96,480 individual crystals, to be precise, is the result of a collaboration between the Austrian bling purveyors and emerging New York label Monse.
"Two weeks before Wimbledon, 10 days to be precise, (she) finally got rid of her knee problem and she was able to run without thinking about her knee," added Mouratoglou.
Out of all the animals spotted on the cameras, wild boar showed up in the human-excluded zone the most — in more than 26,000 of the images to be precise.
To be precise, Apple is expected to report adjusted earnings of $1.57 per share on revenue of $44.89 billion in the June quarter, according to analysts polled by Thomson Reuters.
Tiffany has been in the luxury game a long time — since 1837, to be precise — and has been responsible for a host of iconic designs in its 183-year run.
Currently, the Court once again has multiple vacancies — four to be precise, which is quite a sizable percentage given that the Court, as a whole, is only authorized nine judges.
To be precise, the researchers found that 68 percent of the geographic differences in the income rank of children raised at the 25th percentile could be explained within commuting zones.
In case there were still any doubts, we now have more proof than ever that the app business is as strong as it's ever been — $89 billion strong, to be precise.
LONDON — Christian Dior is the pinnacle of French style, but this week the fashion house took a little detour to the English countryside — Blenheim Palace in rural Oxfordshire, to be precise.
To be precise, the English text was sent by the service's outpost in Latvia, where anti-Bolshevik agitation was seething, and received at intelligence headquarters in London on October 9th 1924.
Verizon pushed all its chips behind the Motorola Droid — 100 million of them, to be precise, which was also the dollar amount of the marketing campaign it put behind the Droid.
It's from this vantage point (the corner of 109th and Fifth, to be precise — and Wray is almost always precise) that Waldy writes letters to his onetime lover, the mysterious Mrs.
In other news, last week — on Groundhog Day, to be precise — Republicans in the House of Representatives cast what everyone knew was a purely symbolic, substance-free vote to repeal Obamacare.
Afterwards — in a few weeks, to be precise — the landers and Hayabusa 2 itself will investigate the brand new crater and the strata of dust and rock that have been exposed.
But transcripts of text messages (Blackberry Messenger, to be precise) between Guzman, his associates and del Castillo were published Wednesday by the Mexican newspaper Milenio, adding a fresh layer of detail.
When I started tracking the portfolio in 2008, the blended fee was 0.16 percent; today the fee is less than 0.06 percent a year (0.0585 percent a year, to be precise).
The way a BMX tournament works is not by timing races but round after round -- 99 to be precise -- of eliminations over two days, until winners of each division are declared.
Kush is a sex worker—an erotic model, to be precise—and for someone who does much of her work via social media, that kind of scam isn't just an inconvenience.
Now and then, in interviews, bright recollections suddenly break through the haze: On 22020 March 1944, at five o'clock in the morning to be precise, I crossed the Garigliano below Cassino.
One survey of 2,000 people even managed to pinpoint the date in the calendar year people were most likely to Get It On as 1 July, at 7.37PM, to be precise.
Well, that type of functionality isn't just for absurdist poetry, you know; the team behind Sunspring used the same technology — an LSTM Neural network, to be precise — to write a screenplay.
Moreover, only a limited number of Planned Parenthood's clinics — two out of about 700, to be precise — actually participated in fetal tissue research programs at the time the videos came out.
This International Women's Day, there's still a massive gap between countries when it comes to the number of women in their national legislatures — a 64 percentage point gap, to be precise.
Perhaps Freddy, who is fifteen years Less's junior, did not correctly calculate the dosage for an older, more nervous passenger; or, to be precise, for the middle-aged novelist Arthur Less.
That initial funding drive is now over with the organization announcing that it brought in just over $13,000 in donations — $205,874 from 5,265 donors, to be precise — over the six-week period.
"I run the war on corruption here, or to be precise, I run the corruption," the group's leader, Nadezhda Tolokonnikova, sings alluding to accusations of high-level wrongdoing in Mr. Chaika's office.
As this discovery shows, our species, known in the scientific nomenclature as Homo sapiens, has been around for a lot longer than we realized—a hundred thousand years longer, to be precise.
The male has to be precise about the timing, doing it just a few days before molting when the female's genitalia and sperm storage organs are fully developed but not yet exposed.
Angela and her brother, Jackson (Ben Lloyd-Hughes), are American twins who move to Glasgow, Scotland after their mother takes her own life (via gouging out her own eyes, to be precise).
"I run the war on corruption here, or, to be precise, I run the corruption here," raps Nadya Tolokonnikova, the group's co-founder, playing the role of Russia's prosecutor-general, Yuri Chaika.
You have to go back to the end of October — the 29th to be precise — for the last time that the total circulation of Bitcoin in the market dropped below $100 billion.
" Today, the Elizabeth II's portrait is disseminated on so many denominations of currency (74, to be precise), that Keyworth figures it is "the most reproduced image in the history of the world.
Changing channels … Like a garbage truck in reverse, or a daytime showing of a Chris Rock standup comedy special, the beeps are heard constantly — nine times in 30 seconds, to be precise.
But its most recent, structured iteration can be traced back, as many trends can, to the Céline runway — fall '15, to be precise, when lampshade-like sleeves hung from fine-knit sweaters.
Other than the motherboard, batteries, buttons and ports, Laplante built the new casing out of pasta—lasagna and rigatoni, to be precise (as well as some hot glue, electric tape, and paint).
After unveiling our favorite performances of the year, we're delighted to share our favorite recordings: 25 of them (26, to be precise), each represented by a track we particularly loved: Dive in!
To be precise, Mark-Anthony Turnage's "Greek" (1988), which makes its New York debut at the Brooklyn Academy of Music on Wednesday in a production from Opera Ventures and the Scottish Opera.
One recent case targeted a Florida man who was purporting to sell snake oil — pain relief drugs using cobra venom, to be precise — but whose company, it turned out, had no snakes.
It's due to appear much sooner than I'd realized — in September, to be precise — and it's billed as a reflection on her 2016 campaign and her stunning, grueling defeat by Donald Trump.
Even if you've been with Firefox since the very beginning—2002, to be precise—there are always new tricks and features to discover inside Mozilla's browser, which continues to grow and evolve.
Kanye started explaining the origin of the Constitution, but our photog called out the fact that the 13th Amendment was passed long after the Constitution was ratified -- December 1865 to be precise.
Last week, one of the General Dynamics / Austal-built Independence-class LCSes -- USS Montgomery (LCS 8), to be precise -- suffered two engineering failures in the course of just 24 hours of operations.
The field organizer explained that if volunteers found themselves in a position to discuss Delegate Greason's record in Richmond, they should mention that he missed more than 290 votes — 217, to be precise.
The three-character play takes place in two times and two places — or a time and a non-time, a place and a non-place if you want to be precise about it.
The second-hand market is now very much part of consumer shopping habits, especially for younger generations, who tend to prioritize sustainability, to be precise, 77% of consumers believe sustainable fashion is important.
DeMar DeRozan is sitting pretty on his home court, putting on a show with some ridiculous dunks—three to be precise (so far, before the half)—but none moreso than his 360 slam.
And Cook, during his interview with Bloomberg, tried to make the case that it was great for America because Apple would be buying back its own stock—$100 billion in stock to be precise.
These depend, in turn, on the masses of those electrons, and also of the protons in the nuclei of the molecule's constituent atoms (or, to be precise, on the ratio of these two masses).
The official non-leaked 5.8 release should come out this week (the 18th, to be precise), and won't be substantially different from the one we've been using for years or the one that leaked.
But as we've noted over the past week or so, the reality star appears to be in the midst of turning over a new sartorial leaf, an oversize, streetwear-inspired leaf to be precise.
Sure enough, it made the phone easier to use for long periods of time, and it came in handy when I wanted to be precise, like when I was doodling on my Snapchat messages.
Wally, an English Angora rabbit from Massachusetts who has more Instagram followers than you (310,000, to be precise), has lived a happy, highly-visible life with his owner Molly, but he needed a companion.
Like most of the folks in the film, she's made of plastic—to be precise, Legoid plastic, bearing the scratches and scuffs that demonstrate how long, and how lovingly, she has been played with.
While it is set in another country — Northern Ireland, to be precise, though you might want to avoid using that designation in Eric's presence — American theatergoers will recognize the beleaguered soul at its center.
" ---- Welcome to the Fractured States of America By Yaffa Fredrick "Many parents no longer want their children marrying people from a different political party — 35% of Republicans and 45% of Democrats, to be precise.
"I just killed someone, first person I ever killed, I cut her throat in the bathroom ... to be precise I cut her throat while she was bending over licking dirty toilet bowl," he said.
This is, of course, a game—a megagame, to be precise—and the governor, her captors, the press and generals who deny all knowledge are among 600 real players participating from around the world.
The one through-line here from Charlottesville to this issue is, to use your phrase, a return to the most disturbing elements of white supremacy, white male supremacy to be precise, in the national character.
Although there was a little debate, the consensus seems to be that the creature is a kind of snake-eel, quite possibly a fangtooth snake-eel to be precise, sometimes known as the tusky eel.
And to make it possible for the drones to take off with one pilot controlling them, the system needs to be precise enough to control such a large swarm across a bigger expanse of airspace.
Once upon a time (in 2008, to be precise), we almost had a Superman open-world action-adventure video game, and based on footage released by DidYouKnowGaming and game historian Liam Robertson, it looked cool.
Curly perms, to be precise; the dramatically teased, extra-wavy hair that occupied the heads of your mom, grandma, and celebrities like Cher, and the look of choice for period films like Grease and Flashdance.
Pro tip: this is a fab gift for the creative in your life, perfect for beginners trying to master free-handed drawing or meticulous designers who simply are trying to be precise with their sketches.
Huang still needs to be precise when it comes to recording the sound from a fidget spinner: It needs to be "really up close [to the microphone], and on that perfect sideways angle," he said.
A staff member from Bibi & George, an owl café in Kobe, Japan, posted three delightful videos to Instagram last Saturday of one owl — an owl sheriff, to be precise — riding gallantly on an animatronic horse.
Because these reversals are real and meaningful, it is important to be precise when we describe the transformation, and to think carefully about why it happened and whether Trump deserves to be praised for it.
His idea was that music should be hammering to make the hex; it had to be precise, the words had to be communicated in many different ways so that the words would be like bullets.
The version we saw has a lot more buttons than the Daydream remote — two arrows, two face buttons, one analog stick, two bottom triggers, and a little home button on the end, to be precise.
Ms Adams stars as a linguistics professor who is recruited by the American government when a monolithic alien spacecraft lands in a meadow in Montana—or, to be precise, floats a few metres above it.
Mr. Andriessen doesn't do anything very different in "Theater of the World," which, to be precise, he classifies not as an opera but as a "grotesque stagework" in nine scenes and just under two hours.
There's some time for some lively debate about the role of history, how accurate we should be and how important it is to be precise about how we look back at where we come from.
He opened his own atelier in 1998, at the age of 23, and regularly shows at Milan Fashion Week — and his garments have reached the music sphere (Madonna, Rihanna and Lady Gaga, to be precise).
Of the 210 most populous cities in the United States, New York has the largest share of households of renters age 10 and over — 259,132, to be precise — according to the apartment-search website RENTCafé.
Job growth has slowed since its peak in 2014 but remains remarkably steady: For the first time on record, employers have added jobs every month for more than seven years — 86 months, to be precise.
Once upon a time (1991, to be precise) in a land not that far away (New York City, actually), a senior fashion editor at Mademoiselle magazine named Kate Brosnahan decided she was bored with handbags.
This was a criminal trial — a day of pretrial motions, to be precise — and Ms. Trec, 36, a flute and piano teacher, was getting down to basics, making the people prove they had a case.
To be precise, Amazon has copied the hallmark product of Bay Area-based apparel company Allbirds, which coincidentally took Silicon Valley by storm a few years ago with its low-maintenance, ultra-comfortable running shoe.
Here's a bit of good news for you (especially if you just bought a new coat during this epic sale): Right now, J.Crew is offering 40% off of full-price items — 584 items, to be precise.
Evan Booth, a man with true dedication to his craft, turned a Keurig coffee machine into a fully operational bionic hand in just over eight days (199 hours, 56 minutes, and 36 seconds to be precise).
Denied information about his biological father—Sibylla refuses to reveal Liberace's identity—Ludo sets off, quixotically and samurai-ishly, to find an ideal father: seven fathers, to be precise, each of whom he tests and fights.
But the overwhelming motivation for the butchery is narcotics — or, to be precise, the fabulous profits associated with selling a ­prohibited commodity for which demand is off the scale, especially in the United States and Europe.
While she's constantly switching up the brands and silhouettes in her roster, Parker Smith is one label that has come up repeatedly in the past few months of #OOTDs — a whopping five times, to be precise.
But in just 40 minutes of play in college ball, Houston's Rob Gray compounded a huge number of buckets into his game against San Diego State on Thursday night—totaling at 39 points, to be precise.
McIlroy, 28, punctuated a quiet week with a 68, his first sub-70 round of the tournament, and then said a lingering rib injury — a spasming left rhomboid muscle, to be precise — could sideline him indefinitely.
The Pittsburgh Penguins and San Jose Sharks, which begin their best-of-seven series in Pittsburgh on Monday, were expected to meet in the final — not necessarily this year, but six years ago to be precise.
There was one a problem, however: according to Rushing, who claimed to have never even smoked a cigarette in his life, those crystals were really just doughnut glaze—from a Krispy Kreme doughnut, to be precise.
This is not the easiest feat in a genre as thoroughly pawed-over and cliché-ridden as brasserie food, although to be precise we are dealing here with New York City's peculiar notion of brasserie food.
Sure, they're brother and sister (twins if you really want to be precise), but Jaime and Cersei have stuck it out together for literally their entire lives, and had three children (soon to be four) together.
The launch has been delayed more than once already: originally scheduled for March 20, it slipped to April 16 (Monday), then some minor issues pushed it to today — at 3:51 PM Pacific time, to be precise.
Workers carrying out a controlled demolition near a dam site in Brazil were surprised to find entirely too much snake in the ruins of their site: 33 feet and nearly half a ton's worth, to be precise.
Millions of people (18.2, to be precise) tuned into the premiere episode of the ABC Roseanne reboot on Tuesday night, making it one of the most successful comedy launches over the past four years, Entertainment Weekly reports.
Now 28 years old, the star has gained an "understanding that you have to be able to be precise and discerning, and your discernment has to be sharp; it's a fine balance that I'm learning," he says.
While we worshipped (err, watched) Beyoncé in Hollywood, across the pond, actors, directors, and moviemakers were rubbing shoulders with actual royalty (the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, to be precise) in London at the 2017 BAFTAs, a.k.a.
Hartnett expects the Nasdaq composite could climb above 6,666 before the end of the bull market — which he pointed out began after the S&P 500 hit a low of 666 — 666.79 per FactSet, to be precise.
Located on Esk Street in the middle of the city center, there was a laminated sign on the wall marking just how far south the world's southernmost Starbucks was (more than 46 degrees south, to be precise).
Instead, her plan raises trillions of dollars by requiring employers to take what they are now spending to cover their workers and send almost all of that money (98 percent, to be precise) to the federal government.
If you had a child who was dreaming of being the next Tom Brady, you could point out that there are just over one million kids playing high school football in the United States: 1,006,013 to be precise.
In fact, even perfect power will experience resistive losses when traveling through metal wires, so to be precise, SDE could ensure that something like 96 to 33 percent of renewable energy reaches users — a nearly lossless electricity system.
Though Microsoft is based in the United States - Redmond, Washington, to be precise - the appeals court said the emails were beyond the reach of domestic search warrants obtained under a 1986 U.S. law called the Stored Communications Act.
Sporting a pair of Cardi B-approved bloody shoes (Nike Air Force Ones, to be precise — who knew Arya was a hypebeast?), she indicated that she had wrapped up filming her portions of Game of Thrones' finale season.
NASA's ambitious mission to go closer to the Sun than ever before is set to launch in the small hours between Friday and Saturday — at 3:53 AM Eastern from Kennedy Space Center in Florida, to be precise.
Before this 1.4 percent range (1.42 to be precise), the previous records for lowest one-month ranges were 1.85 percent in August 2005, 2.17 percent in December 2004 and 2.25 percent all the way back in November 1964.
A small Dutch study found that people wearing name-brand clothes — Lacoste and Tommy Hilfiger, to be precise — were seen as higher status and wealthier than folks wearing nondesigner clothes when they approached 80 shoppers in a mall.
To be precise, it has an absorbing double act between Benicio del Toro and Isabela Moner, as Alejandro and the captive Isabel—the child of the man, remember, who was involved in the death of Alejandro's loved ones.
Though Microsoft is based in the United States — Redmond, Washington, to be precise — the appeals court said the emails were beyond the reach of domestic search warrants obtained under a 1986 U.S. law called the Stored Communications Act.
That its two great songs—"Abandoned Flesh" and "Andrew Eldritch Is Back in Leeds," to be precise—reach out not to rudderless fans but aging musicians suggest that Darnielle is ready to move on to the next obsession.
A debilitating breakup in 2014 sent the Londoner into a downward spiral and, soon after, he was crushed by a dinosaur—a fossil, to be precise, an occupational hazard of working in a factory for a dinosaur fossil dealer.
The relevant chunk starts around the one minute mark: Clinton told this story in nearly the exact same way in his memoir My Life—on pages 238-241, to be precise, as Yoni Appelbaum was the first to discover.
Perhaps maybe less so by millennials, but the country at large and that's for a reason, because they have seen certain biases at different times so you want to be precise, you want to be accurate with your language.
Although true-blooded socialists — Democratic Socialists, to be precise — remain a relatively small niche within the Democratic Party, they are having a visible impact on the party's agenda, with nearly every likely 2020 presidential contender embracing Medicare for all.
"The safety profile appears to be acceptable," pioneering cancer researcher Carl June wrote in an accompanying editorial, noting that the editing appeared to be precise, and that the engineered stem cells didn't provoke an immune response in the patient.
The cave is in Indonesia—the limestone cave of Leang Bulu' Sipong 4, on the island of Sulawesi, to be precise—and it was occupied, according to recent findings, more than forty thousand years ago, by early modern humans.
To be precise, that report from February 2009 covered the period shortly before President Obama took office, and the state of the economy in the final days of his administration will be captured by numbers released early next month.
TONY BRADLEE (Sarah Paulson): Jacqueline Kennedy was quoted as telling her husband, "Jack, you always say that Tony is your ideal woman," and Tony (Antoinette Pinchot Bradlee, to be precise) said the president made a pass, which she rebuffed.
Actually, he is a "flesh mechanic," to be precise, an alt-doctor in thick-framed glasses who clanks away on homemade computers in his makeshift underground laboratory and hits viewers over the head with themes of the perils of technology overload.
" Prosecutors in the case have conceded that the "calculation of forfeiture amounts is not an exact science" but also said they don't need to be precise "because criminals, especially drug traffickers, rarely keep detailed receipts of their ill-gotten gains.
"Coalition forces comply with the Law of Armed Conflict, work diligently to be precise in our airstrikes and take all feasible precautions during the planning and execution of airstrikes to reduce the risk of harm to civilians," the statement says.
According to Who What Wear, the singer spent the long weekend doing what we wish we were doing right at this moment: cuddling with an adorable pup — a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel by the name of Freddy Collins, to be precise.
This charming young British couple has been chosen by the gods — or by a government council, to be precise — to participate in a wonderful new program that bears the aspirational rubric of Social Regeneration Through the Creation of Dream Homes.
The non-partisan Congressional Budget Office's analysis last month of the House bill, the American Health Care Act, said, "The largest savings would come from reductions in outlays for Medicaid"—a reduction of $2400 billion over 210 years, to be precise.
Such was the way of MiLB teams the Louisville Bats (Cincinnati Reds affiliate) and the Indianapolis Indians (Pittsburgh Pirates affiliate) after an absolutely Biblical downpour hit Indianapolis (2.4 inches, to be precise), causing rain postponement and some deep dugout flooding.
On its own that may be exciting news for anyone feeling "Shallow" nostalgia, but this time around she is also bringing a little something extra to the strip: 1,600 square feet of disco-bedazzled fashion and retail extra, to be precise.
Colorado's tourism industry has been rocked in the middle of ski season — March 15 to be precise — when the state's ski resorts were shut down as Covid-19 cases appeared to spike across mountain towns, which are popular with skiers worldwide.
And I guess that's the source of my disappointment: For all the transformative potential of Amazon's nationwide "HQ2" competition, neither New York City nor Washington (nor, to be precise, the Northern Virginia neighborhoods that are being rechristened National Landing) needed Amazon.
What you see on Facebook is determined by a computer — a News Feed algorithm, to be precise, a piece of software that combines things it knows about your interests with stuff people post to give you a personalized stream of content.
Whereas Uber has yet to turn a profit (and, sceptics say, never will), Airbnb says it is already profitable (to be precise, EBITDA-positive) and has been since 2017, when it is thought to have earned $93m on revenues of $2.6bn.
To be precise, Trump tweeted it as a question "Arrest for Treason?" in an apparent effort to create some plausible deniability that he actually called for the arrest of a political opponent—something more common in authoritarian countries than functioning democracies.
The Dow has traveled more than 2.13,22.1 points points in a day before — in 27, 2115.88, 2015 and yesterday, to be precise — but never before has the Dow been both up and down more than 500 points in one session.
Rather than ever admitting the obvious — that the N.F.L. was late to recognize the frequency and dangers of concussions — he is fond of pointing out the number of ''safety-related rule changes'' the league has made during his tenure: 39, to be precise.
Compared to the original, the bezels are a lot thinner — 23mm to be precise — and Microsoft has done some work to improve the screen bonding for the stylus input and to improve the glare you might find on typical conference room displays.
"Until we get to the point where the construction plan can be fully optimized, it is very difficult to be precise about exactly when the project can come into service," Enbridge Executive Vice President Guy Jarvis told investors in New York on Tuesday.
"I RUN the war on corruption here, or to be precise, I run the corruption here," raps Nadya Tolokonnikova, one of the leaders of the art-punk protest collective Pussy Riot, in a new song aimed at Russia's prosecutor-general, Yuri Chaika.
The company has been around for years — 1999, to be precise — and in that time has been largely bootstrapped, working under the radar on a series of gadgets that sounded more like props for Bond movies than real-world tools of the trade.
Given the presence of 3G, HMD has decided to beef up the size of the handset slightly — it's 13.29% greater volume to be precise — saying it's been ergonomically redesigned to enable more spacing between the buttons to make the typing experience more comfortable.
Her March forecasts came out yesterday and she's exhausted, she tells me, which makes sense given that each month, she writes a full novel's worth of words (typically between 30,000 and 48,000 of them, to be precise — and this is a precise woman).
PARIS - At the busy Bouillon Chartier restaurant in central Paris, a chef stands by a diner's table and carefully places the remains of her dish into a plastic takeaway box before putting the container in a bag — "le doggy bag" to be precise.
Yakuza 7 — or to be precise, Ryu ga Gotoku 7, which means "Like a Dragon 7," which will drop the "7" and go by Yakuza: Like a Dragon in the West for some reason — made its public debut today at Tokyo Game Show.
Each $5 decline in crude oil prices could potentially reduce JXTG's annual operating profit by 32.5 billion yen ($296 million), Senior Vice President Yoshiaki Ouchi told reporters at an earnings briefing, adding that it was too early to be precise on the impact.
In fact, it was so dead center, that he made some kind of carnival game shot into a tiny-ass hole: The whole thing would have felt a lot more rewarding if they gave the man a homer—a 410-foot homer, to be precise.
Along with cannoli, Roberto prepares ricotta-filled cassata cake, chocolate-dipped candied orange peel, fruit molded from marzipan, and rich pastries made with Sicilian almonds and pistachios (the renowned Avola almonds and Bronte pistachios, to be precise), scented with lemon, orange, and dark cherries.
The message in September 2018 was my last communication with Muthana — or, to be precise in this instance, an account that had once been used by Muthana — and as the year came to a close, ISIS continued to lose the last of its strongholds.
Singhal, who heads up search at Google, the company's crown jewel, has been "living on" smartphones — the Galaxy S6 Edge and iPhone 6+, to be precise — for nearly a year in an effort to prepare first-hand for the future Google faces on smaller screens.
Twitter's market value fell by more than $500 million on Monday (or $560 million, to be precise), following news over the weekend that nearly half of the social network's top executives were leaving, according to data provided to Mashable by FactSet, a financial research firm.
To be fair, the short film was billed as a match—the very first House of Horrors match, to be precise, cooked up in the dark imagination of Bray Wyatt in order to get revenge on his languid arch-rival, current World Champion Randy Orton.
It took Hillary Clinton a few swipes (five, to be precise, but who's counting?) of her MetroCard to go through the turnstile at 161st Street in the Bronx on Thursday, but at least she knew that the New York City subway no longer accepts tokens.
Long, long ago (in 2011, to be precise), Paweł Zadrożniak, then a student at Poland's AGH University of Science and Technology, became something of an internet hero when he took two floppy disk drives and made them play John Williams' "Imperial March" from Star Wars.
Like many of the president's tweetstorms, this one appears to have been inspired at least in part by a report on Fox News — the morning show "Fox and Friends," a Trump favorite, to be precise — and included attacks on Democrats, immigrants and foreign countries.
This week, we dug into New York's dog registration database again, analyzing 583,103 dog registrations between 2012 and 2016, to determine where big dogs are most popular — or, to be precise, which boroughs have the highest percentage of dogs that weigh more than 50 pounds.
On this particular device, you can place up to three devices on it (it's Qi certified), but you don't need to be precise—just pop your phone or device anywhere on the mat, and it'll juice up (each device will be capped at 5 watts).
To be precise, it's 14 men to two women in the room tonight, and aside from a few Asian faces, the room is dominated by reedy white guys, which is a more or less accurate reflection of what's happening in computer science at most colleges right now.
Besides the "late 2019" date, the release notes that the carrier is looking to develop its 5G network in the 2.5GHz band of spectrum (E-UTRA LTE Band 41, to be precise), meaning that Sprint doesn't seem to be pursing millimeter wave for 5G at this time.
It gets your attention right from the faux horn fanfare that occupies its first six seconds, and I can name from memory songs I actively enjoy, to be precise the catchy "On Hold," the needy "Say Something Loving," the frail "Brave for You," and... I forget.
But in 2012, the Department of the Interior put together a famous climate change study ("famous" among water researchers in Arizona, that is) showing a yawning chasm opening up between water supply and demand by 2060—a 3.2 million-acre-foot shortfall of water, to be precise.
Back in March, Tesla won a contract to develop the world's largest power bank — 100 MW/129 MWh battery bank to be precise — in Southern Australia as part of a state project to modernize the power grid and ensure more consistent delivery of electricity to households.
On the Verge 14 Photos View Slide Show ' To prepare their newest goods, the designers Bobby Bonaparte and Max Kingery bought turmeric in bulk — 15 pounds, to be precise; their Los Angeles workshop continuously smelled of simmering curry in the weeks before they headed into production.
The good news is we were at zero, a few years back, three years back, to be precise, so we're-, we're, sort of, halfway there, on the-, on the return story, uh, but having done the real heavy lifting, in terms of repositioning our bank for growth.
But the company's relationship with drummers, and drumming itself, dates back much further: 400 years to be precise, to 903, when a secret casting process resulted in the creation of a new bronze alloy for the court of Sultan Osman II, the ruler of the Ottoman Empire.
Because of those concerns, the US has asked Turkey "to just try to be precise, try to limit your operation, try to show some restraint, let us see if we can work with you to create the kind of security zone you might need," he said.
Localytics used data it collected in the first week of retail availability (November 3 to November 5, to be precise) and that 0.93 percent outpaces the 0.3 percent and 0.4 percent collected for the iPhone 8 and 8 Pus, respectively, in their first week of availability in Sept.
On the campaign trail, when he is not angrily accusing Western powers of plotting to overthrow his government and carve up his country, Mr Erdogan rattles off the number of highways, tunnels and airports (29 of the latter, to be precise) that have been built on his watch.
Explain out fully who was being targeted, explain why people saw it as a Muslim ban, but also to be clear... You want to be precise with your language up front, but also it leaves you open to a lot of vulnerabilities and attacks when you're not frankly accurate.
For all the technical issues in the lead-up to The Life of Pablo release, Kanye West and his advisors were brilliant to host the biggest listening party / fashion reveal / culture event of the season in the middle of the work day (around 4PM ET, to be precise).
So keeping 1,000 or more jobs here will cost the company far more in production costs than the value of that state support — and anyway some (85033% to be precise) of that state support will be quickly spent on retraining programs for other employees who will lose their jobs.
Danny, not long separated from his wife (whom we never see), is moving back in with his father, Harold ( Dustin Hoffman ), the famous sculptor—or, to be precise, the sculptor who once seemed as if he might become famous, never was famous, but nonetheless acts as if he were.
Last night, the pair were up until 3 AM doing "these fucking eggs" or oeufs à la gelée (eggs in jelly) to be precise, a recipe drawn from the pages of Ma Gastronomie, a seminal cookbook published in 1969 by one of the maestros of French cuisine, Fernand Point.
It says, to be precise, that gestures of friendship, when they do not come from the bottom of the heart and are not built on sincere love — that is, finally, on a deep and true knowledge of the love object — are gestures that eventually may turn into their opposite.
Mind you, the single color isn't a shade of sand or wood; it's the matte black of the milk-crate-like containers from which Ms. Thompson has fashioned not only the playing area but also the in-the-round (or square, to be precise) seating at stage level.
It comes as a surprise, therefore, that the next two hours are spent entirely on the West Coast: Los Angeles, to be precise, with a brief excursion to Caesar's Palace, in Las Vegas, where the progress of even the most steadfast pilgrim would be brought to a lurching halt.
Not to be a total boner killer, but other STDs can also spread from genitals to mouth, like chlamydia ("pharyngeal chlamydia," if you want to be precise) and HPV (which you may remember from the time Michael Douglas' blamed his throat cancer on his affinity for going down on his wife).
The New York City subway is the lifeblood of the city, outgoing MTA chairman Thomas Prendergast said the other night—that is, the sort of circulatory system that people tend to move through, drift through like blood cells (5,650,610 each weekday, to be precise), not a place they move to.
The New York City subway is the lifeblood of the city, outgoing MTA chairman Thomas Prendergast said the other night—that is, the sort of circulatory system that people tend to move through, drift through like blood cells (5,650,610 each weekday, to be precise), not a place they move  to.
The siblings — half-siblings, to be precise: Danny and Jean are from Harold's first wife, while he had Matthew with his second — come together to plan a retrospective at Bard, the college where Harold taught for over 30 years, and the same that Eliza is currently attending as a film student.
The company also managed to attract a preposterously large sum of capital from investors ($6 million, to be precise) while marketing itself to a very specific segment of American society—the kind who clamored for a $178 Wi-Fi-enabled touchscreen bottle sleeve that came with four aluminum wine cartridges.
Tesla founder Elon Musk made some big promises about renewable energy battery storage in the state of South Australia on Twitter Friday — that the company could build 212 megawatts of capacity in 13 days or its money back, to be precise — and now the government is giving him the chance to prove it.
And U.M.B.C., with its inspiring academic story and clever Twitter feed, was an underdog — a Cheseapake retriever, to be precise — straight from central casting, so magnetic that there was barely time to feel bad for a Virginia team that had just had the equivalent of a 20-ton weight dropped on it.
In retrospect, it was sort of a spoiler hiding in plain sight, but my takeaway here is that there's likely no way to stop Paige and Henry from eventually meeting up with their parents in a country without an extradition treaty — or, to be precise, the challenges are more emotional than they are legal or logistical.
It is circular and self-reflexively postmodern—Øyehaug's text enacts what Barthes theorizes, exalting an "object" that is itself just a sentence—while also registering some brief flash of consciousness, some small explosion of longing, that, like Anna Bae's discovery in Rimbaud's biography, seems true to our own experience of passionate reading: jouissance , to be precise.
To be precise, only one of Jacob Hashimoto's monumental sculptures on Governors Island will be outdoors: "Never Comes Tomorrow" will fill the landmark archway at Liggett Hall with an assemblage of wooden cubes and steel funnels that evokes a fantastical portal between the island's stately historic district and the relaxed hills and open fields to the south.
The team has ridden out a goat-induced curse for a while now, and last night, people weren't going to not tell you how long it had been since they tasted the words "World Series" on their lips (or flown the W). To be precise, it was 1945 since they last made an appearance, and 1908 since they last won one.
As if yesterday's momentous rejection of the U.K.'s Brexit deal with the European Union was not enough to unsettle markets, British Members of Parliament (MPs) are voting again Wednesday evening on whether to block a "no-deal" departure from the EU. The majority of MPs (391, to be precise) voted against Prime Minister Theresa May's agreement, including 75 from within her own Conservative Party.
The concerts, food festivals and Civil War re-enactments; the award-winning landscape created by the Dutch designers West 8; the 450,000 visitors who took ferries from Manhattan and Brooklyn last year; and the fact that Governors Island is now on the map — the subway map, to be precise, but also the mental map of so many New Yorkers — are largely thanks to Ms. Koch.
It took the form of a single sentence, combined with an all-important footnote (number 351, to be precise), observing in part: …It is possible that in an objective situation of sin—which may not be subjectively culpable, or fully such—a person can be living in God's grace, can love and can also grow in the life of grace and charity, while receiving the church's help… And the footnote added that In certain cases this can include the help of the sacraments.
By the time he moved for good to Italy almost 30 years later, in 2009 — he is now in charge of the exhibition program and special events at the American Academy in Rome — he had amassed a huge number of objects, or, to be precise, collections of objects: 30 prints depicting Mary, Queen of Scots (''I am attracted to the history of English female martyrs,'' he says), dozens of French ice buckets in the form of pineapples, 200 cactus-shaped vintage ceramic salt and pepper shakers from the American Southwest.

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