Arguably, she harnessed it to such a degree that it went too far.
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No other team in the NBA fulfilled its objectives to such a degree.
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The tensions have escalated to such a degree over the last year that Gov.
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That acceleration, I believe, will happen but not to such a degree," he told "Power Lunch.
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A US ambassador who meddles in the democratic process to such a degree is simply misplaced.
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Characters and aristocratic titles proliferate, to such a degree that readers may struggle to keep up.
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How did she misread things to such a degree that she's lost control of the girls?
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When she takes the stage, the floor moves to such a degree that your balance is imperiled.
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Instead, he wound up marginalized to such a degree that he and the President reportedly stopped speaking.
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Goldin's drug use increased to such a degree that she rarely left her loft, except at night.
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The screenplay was gutted by the network, rewritten to such a degree that most commentary was removed.
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The target date is 2030 to reduce prevalence to such a degree that we will have beaten AIDS.
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PCs have matured to such a degree these days that it's hard to find huge and obvious upgrades.
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I was impressed that they were able to be enlarged to such a degree and not look blurry.
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The burgers themselves aren't outstanding, but the option to customize the toppings to such a degree certainly is.
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They're the political reimagined as the personal to such a degree that the equation loops right back around again.
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Still, the new One Vision deviates from Motorola's current smartphone family to such a degree that it's worth highlighting.
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" Mohamedi wrote in a journal, "Music—abstract quality yet real to such a degree that it is almost life.
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Norway takes it to the extreme by pixellating its notes to such a degree that they resemble websites from 1993.
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And how could any member of Congress agree to give up their constitutional duties and responsibilities to such a degree?
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I quote it to such a degree that it almost borders on banal; it's like having inside jokes with myself.
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The government controls the airwaves and media companies to such a degree that the opposition can't get a fair hearing.
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Do you, as the leader, clearly reflect your vision and standards to such a degree that reading them is unnecessary?
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In the painting of "The Guitar Lesson" by contrast, content overwhelms form to such a degree that the artist's efforts founder.
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Their joints were crablike, and their movement both resembled ours and differed to such a degree that it sickened us to watch.
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But in the end, the alcohol subdues the nervous system to such a degree that you no longer feel the allergic reaction.
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The laser reportedly affected the pilot to such a degree that he had to be met by ambulance staff but not hospitalized.
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Entangling his business empire with the presidency to such a degree that he'll literally profit from his time in the White House.
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The market has taken off to such a degree that used watches sold online in 2018 regularly fetched higher prices than new ones.
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PUBG dominated the video game discussion in 2017 to such a degree that it became the experience which I measured everything else against.
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In particular, the acceleration would have torqued 'Oumuamua to such a degree that it would have spun apart, breaking up into smaller pieces.
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Howard is a classic abuser, to such a degree that his actions run down a straight checklist of common tactics and warning signs.
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It would thus be ludicrous to argue that he has undermined the system of justice to such a degree that impeachment is warranted.
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The attackers disrupted control systems to such a degree that a blast furnace could not be properly shut down, resulting in massive damage.
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The world has never seen anything like this — a superpower constraining itself to such a degree — or the peace and stability it brings.
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Young, apparently, got into it with the flight crew and the passengers that surrounded him to such a degree that people started to worry.
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Gregory, spineless to such a degree that almost any scene he's in becomes unbearable to watch, suggests keeping the Saviors outside and starving them.
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Sometimes, it does so to such a degree that we have different covers in different regions—though the subject matter inside remains the same.
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Zappos said customers whose data is not used in those ways are not harmed to such a degree that can sustain a federal lawsuit.
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In his work using computers, for example, he upended mathematical thinking to such a degree that he changed the meaning of the equals sign.
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But they are unfair: The government controls the airwaves and media companies to such a degree that the opposition can't get a fair hearing.
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That ability to find spaces to release his bullet shot is something no player aside from Brett Hull has exemplified to such a degree.
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Companies that go the extra mile to accommodate new parents to such a degree demonstrate a deep commitment to a healthy work-life balance.
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Instead, it focuses on the killer's infamous charm to such a degree that it makes you wonder whether we're actually meant to sympathize with him.
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Events change course several times as the stakes ramp up to such a degree that it's impossible to predict what the characters might do next.
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The economy does slow down a little bit, but not to such a degree that it puts us at risk of a near-term recession.
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In this way, Trump has successfully, if negligently, overheated the engine of journalism to such a degree, that the yellow light no longer comes on.
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On his watch, moderates abounded on the Republican side of the aisle to such a degree that they gathered weekly for the Wednesday Lunch Club.
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Comrade Sergi: Dmitri Hamsterhair is expanding rapidly, although he has no talent and leverages himself to such a degree that disaster is sure to come.
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Backlash swelled to such a degree that franchisees organized the first independent McDonald's franchisee group, the National Owners Association, dedicated to protecting protect franchisees' interests.
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He concedes that it would be an issue if the ChameleonMask grew in popularity to such a degree that people were forced into becoming surrogates.
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He, too, had under six months to live and, he, too, was suffering to such a degree that he begged for medical aid in dying.
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Vladimir Voevodsky, a college dropout and Fields Medal winner, upended mathematical thinking to such a degree that he changed the meaning of the equals sign.
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The state Supreme Court earlier this year ruled the existing map was gerrymandered by Republicans to such a degree that it violated the state constitution.
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By the time he turned 9, he was restricting his intake to such a degree that his parents feared for his physical and emotional health.
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For example, we've shrunk financial institutions to such a degree that we talk about -- every candidate is talking now about infrastructure, $200 billion in infrastructure. Okay.
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The Economist: Liberalism prides itself on rationality to such a degree that it seems outside the emotive, narrative-driven part of people's decisions, attitudes and values.
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Legislative districts are heavily gerrymandered, and the government controls the airwaves and media companies to such a degree that the opposition can't get a fair hearing.
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"Georgia is trying to create a hostile environment that will annoy immigrants to such a degree that they're forced to leave the state," Cardenas told me.
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They also did not anticipate that the creation of the vice presidential position would complicate matters to such a degree that a 12th Amendment was deemed necessary.
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Every season features a leader in the wins column, but the structure of the NHL limits the likelihood that a team would dominate to such a degree.
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It's 90s nostalgia evolved to such a degree that it doesn't even feel like a throwback anymore, styled ready to be shot for the cover of Wonderland.
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"A lot of these people have been moved to such a degree that even if it's a shed, it's one near to people they know," he said.
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It'd need to kill enough people to threaten civilization as we know it, perhaps to such a degree that the survivors won't be able to make it.
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But these jokes also function as a sleight of hand; she hyperbolizes her own celebrity to such a degree that her audience is actually encouraged to downplay it.
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Donald J. Trump has polarized men and women, with the sexes parting ways to such a degree that Election Day could produce the biggest gender gap in decades.
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And kelp farming has been shown to improve water quality to such a degree that shellfish farmed amid the kelp develop noticeably thicker shells and sweeter, larger meat.
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"We should not increase fees to such a degree as to make these places – protected for all Americans to experience – unaffordable for some families to visit," she said.
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But O'Rourke faded in polls in recent months to such a degree that he was unlikely to qualify for the next party-sanctioned primary debate later this month.
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That sentiment, which Mr Trump divined and has exacerbated, has now infected the party to such a degree that hostility to immigration is the surest indicator of Republican support.
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For now, the political momentum appears to be driving the two countries' tech sectors apart to such a degree that even collaboration between researchers and corporations could be stifled.
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The Captain sometimes over-delegates, empowers the team to such a degree that he or she can lose touch with the fabric of what's going on in the marketplace.
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No other Democratic woman would be hobbled to such a degree because none of them have Clinton's unique political baggage—that is, a dirtbag ex-president for a husband.
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" He added, "I don't know that the Snap leadership has proven itself to such a degree that you have high-conviction long-term investors in the stock right now.
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"If we keep degrading and polluting habitats to such a degree that our biological relatives cannot live there, eventually humans will not being able to live there either," says Garber.
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As a result of Nyquist's extreme success and popularity, the odds are going to get skewed to such a degree that you can feel confident in making a strong trade.
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But by then, fluent Hawaiian speakers had diminished to such a degree that there was concern the language would be lost after the passing of the generation at that time.
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But "Gender Bending Fashion" takes the idea of attracting new visitors and engaging them a step further, to such a degree that it actually changed the shape of the exhibition.
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Still, my entire body and my core muscles vibrate to such a degree that I'm surprised Dan the photographer manages to get a shot of me that isn't motion-blurred.
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Manafort's team, Dreeben noted, wants to restrict Mueller to such a degree that it would "intrude" on the special counsel's ability to carry out an independent investigation without constant DOJ oversight.
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It's a pleasure to see, but it's also a little bit frightening that a player who is still so young can seem to have solved the game to such a degree.
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Awareness has spread to such a degree that the Ontario government recently pledged $1.7 million to help train people in the service industry to better understand and respond to sexual assault.
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I don't think I did it to such a degree that it was a complete disaster but I did it a little bit, it was the Diet Coke of shitting myself.
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But the pile-on culture of social media has accelerated the process to such a degree that corporations may find themselves besieged in hours by tens of thousands of online critics.
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Both Israel and Saudi Arabia see Iran as a grave threat, to such a degree that the two countries, once fierce enemies, are now sharing intelligence and cooperating in other ways.
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But because celebrity is fickle, as Menken's fame and fortune eclipsed her acting reputation, she was castigated and scorned by the media to such a degree that she eventually fled to Europe.
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That everything includes Curry and the rest of Golden State's maestros of the parabolic arc; no other team can stretch a defense to such a degree from such a variety of distances.
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But being partnered often takes precedence to such a degree that being single does, in fact, mean you're alone — regardless of whether you're single by choice or whether you lose your partner.
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He continues: This tactic could eventually hollow out the territories of so-called "New Russia"—that is, southeastern Ukraine—to such a degree that they sink into isolation, depression, radicalization, and violence.
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Lionizing singular creators to such a degree risks marginalizing other works, as we allow our preconceived notions of what counts as "significant" to ultimately shape the way we talk about the medium.
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"Okinawan sentiment against all of the bases, not just the new one, might get to such a degree that it can become something comparable to the Scottish independence movement," Nakano told VICE.
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The longer the final season has gone on, the more its pacing has sped up to such a degree that it's more or less sprinting now, with little time for connective tissue.
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No government could afford to cede its monopoly on violence to such a degree to foreign hostiles and claim legitimacy as a government, hence the "threat to our national security" that terrorism poses.
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There&aposs also the equity-strategy team at Goldman Sachs, which has seen recessionary fears fade to such a degree that it&aposs now recommending investors buy cyclical stocks pegged to economic expansion.
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Most Hollywood narratives are designed to cater to me, the straight white American male — to such a degree that Crashing, a new HBO comedy, is basically my life story with some minor tweaks.
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It's a very different picture to that seen earlier this year when fears about the Chinese economy intensified to such a degree that it led to a period of extreme financial market volatility.
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Spicer was so eager to stand at the podium in the West Wing briefing room that he was happy to double down on presidential lies to such a degree that he became a laughingstock.
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But it is at least as likely that the Court will leave Roe nominally in place while simultaneously watering down the abortion right to such a degree that it loses meaning in red states.
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"It has done so to such a degree that the decaying infrastructure is hampering growth and the delivery of basic public services such as transport and health care being compromised," IMF officials have warned.
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Oloka Poutasi, Sam's mother, told The Oregonian her son was suffering from rhabdomyolysis, a condition often associated with overtraining, in which muscle tissue breaks down to such a degree that it enters the bloodstream.
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As on that serial killer show, LAPD detective Harry Bosch (Titus Welliver) was at the center of the show to such a degree that the other characters always felt a little trapped in his shadow.
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Thankfully our cave-dwelling ancestors, who obtained sufficient nutrition to flourish to such a degree that we are here today, probably did little more than brush the visible dirt from their food before consuming it.
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I wound up sucking on my lips all night to such a degree that when I woke up, my lips were so grotesquely misshapen it looked like I'd just received a back-alley collagen injection.
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A sitcom like Happy Days gave us both Mork & Mindy and Laverne & Shirley, shows that were able to forge their own identities to such a degree that it's almost been forgotten where they came from.
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However, cancel culture has exploded online to such a degree that public figures now run the risk of being canceled the moment they make a mistake, or even for mistakes they made in the past.
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Once thing I think we are doing very effectively is getting our message out to such a degree and with such granularity, that when people hear it they don't automatically believe it to be so.
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We're stuck inside Aza's head and suffocating in the tightening gyre along with her to such a degree that, as the novel progresses, we become no more observant of the characters around her than she is.
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We don't know if advanced civs would work to maximize access to usable energy to such a degree, or if our understanding of dark energy and its influence on the expansion of the Universe is correct.
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The simplest explanation is that Trump's political standing, even within his own party, has eroded to such a degree that the Arkansas Senate seat could be in jeopardy and Cotton now doubts the president's reelection viability.
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With that obstacle now out of the way, AT&T is free to reshape storied media brands and shuffle management to such a degree that some of the very people who built those brands are leaving.
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It feels like the technology has evolved to such a degree that the focus can be on letting filmmakers shoot the way they want to shoot, rather than letting a visual effects technique define their process.
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His wife was terminally ill, going through chemotherapy treatments for cancer and struggling with Lyme disease, her pain and anguish increasing to such a degree that they began to search for ways to end her life.
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If they were to let WeWork fail, those landlords would risk depressing commercial real state prices to such a degree that it would create a serious sense of pain for the country's largest real estate owners.
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Rumblings about Atkinson's shaky job security had been circulating to such a degree that numerous league observers have seemed willing to buy the Nets' notion that the parting with Atkinson was as "mutual" as it gets.
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Has PC and laptop innovation stalled to such a degree that a stylus is the best thing a company that proudly brags about how it spends $14 billion on research and development in a year can do?
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I would never say the investigation was totally worth it, but some of the desperate gasping amuses me to such a degree that sometimes I briefly forget just how outrageous the conduct of these conspiracy theorists was.
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I recorded a meditative bit at Klimt's prompting where I repeated "calm, warm," over and over to notes of Glenn Gould's playing and mumbling stretched and distended to such a degree they were more vibrations than music.
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The Warriors' coaches lean on him for his in-game video skills and statistical support to such a degree that Gelfand occupies a seat behind their bench during home games and whenever he travels with the team.
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The historian who did the most to explain this structure of speech, Sacvan Bercovitch, believed the jeremiad permeated public rhetoric to such a degree that speakers and listeners became unconscious of the genre and its inherent tensions.
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So I think we're pretty far off, but that's one of my, kind of, fantasies, that we can elevate communities to such a degree that people can actually run a business or earn a living on Reddit. Okay.
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But what the bi erasure police seem not to understand is that queer men, especially gender-nonconforming ones, feel the harsh gaze of heteronormativity to such a degree that "choosing" a heterosexual partner often does not occur freely.
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" Oklahoma law defines such passion as a strong emotion, such as fear or anger, that exists to such a degree in a defendant that it affects "the ability to reason and render the mind incapable of cool reflection.
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Olajuwon's phantom assist has endured to such a degree that even today, a quick Google search turns up more than a few articles or videos incorrectly referencing his performance in the game as the league's fifth quadruple-double.
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The elusivity of "that thing," or the "everything" from "Everything Is Everything," Hill referred to 20 years ago has been overarticulated to such a degree on Everything Is Love that you wish some of it were still a mystery.
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On the other hand, it partly reflects the fear that regional tensions between Saudi Arabia and fellow OPEC members Iran and Qatar could degenerate to such a degree that they disrupt supply from the world's biggest oil-producing region.
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The emperor also heated the baths to such a degree that the rabbi would have been boiled to death — a fate from which the rabbi was saved by the last-minute intervention of an angel, who cooled the waters.
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Even taking into consideration the downturn in the Chinese economy, the depth of trade between China and Africa now surpasses that of the U.S. and other nations to such a degree that we're but a blip in the rear view mirror.
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But throughout it all, there was an unstated rule in our thinking: there could come an episode that would finally push too far, and mistreat its audience to such a degree that The Walking Dead Quitter's Club would actually quit.
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"We should not increase fees to such a degree as to make these places – protected for all Americans to experience – unaffordable for some families to visit," said Theresa Pierno, head of the National Parks Conservation Association, which lobbies for park interets.
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And I don't mean that in the apocalyptic sense, but rather in the sense that a very small group of extraordinarily rich people have used their money to purchase power and manipulate voters to such a degree that they've almost lost their agency.
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But there is another piece of conventional wisdom about the Trump campaign, which is that whenever Trump screws up to such a degree that it dominates more than a half-day of news coverage, the campaign creates false flag controversies to divert attention.
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Apart from the Afghan people, Tillerson said, Pakistan "will benefit more than any other nation," particularly as the Taliban and other terror groups such as the Haqqani network strengthen to such a degree that they might soon threaten Islamabad itself, he said.
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State law also lays out specifics about ballot design to such a degree that ballots must include a clenched fist with an extended index finger and such outdated party symbols as a five-pointed star indicating a candidate of the Democratic Party.
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But it's only in the last 22018 years that the process has been refined to such a degree, she said, that many of the diamonds that come out of the lab are virtually the same as those that come out of the mine.
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He quotes Freud's sly observation, "I do not know whether there are many other instances of a people making fun to such a degree of their own character," but he's reluctant to dig too deeply into this masochistic strain in Jewish humor.
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By the early 21s, Star Wars disciples were tracking down old Graflex flashes to such a degree that they'd become notorious in the camera-collecting community, but those mostly ended up as bladeless hilts that would just sit on a shelf and look pretty.
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This matters only because the habitually absent Jackson has weaned himself off other forms of public communication to such a degree that, as Andrew Keh of the New York Times wrote last year, Twitter is often the only direct portal we have into his mind.
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Harris said in December that he was committed to cooperating with the investigation, and had previously said he would support a new election if there were proof of illegal activity on either side to such a degree that it could have changed the outcome.
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And I was a really good person about never really ... Being authentic around my insecurity, but not wearing it on my vest or on my sleeves to such a degree that I would lose sight of the person I was and how I should behave.
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But a campaign initially dismissed as a joke -- The Washington Post's Dana Milbank promised Thursday to honor his vow to eat his column in penance -- confounded the pundits to such a degree that all bets are off about how the rest of the 2016 campaign might unfold.
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"We are going through this massive global-scale climate change, to such a degree that the change in climate has been strong enough to affect the rotation of such a giant planet," said study co-author Surendra Adhikari of NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, California.
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"Trump has blurred the line between the office of the presidency and the campaign to such a degree that it is making it much more difficult for troops to make that distinction on their own," according to CNN military analyst John Kirby, a former Pentagon spokesman.
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Writers are kept in the dark to such a degree that we often don't even know the date our book is coming out until a Google alert tells us our book — which we may not have even been paid for yet (true story) shows up on Amazon.
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Kane explains that the gravity of the other planets in the system influence the orbit of Wolf 1061c to such a degree that its climate could drastically transform over the course of centuries, as opposed to Earth's climate, which changes over tens of thousands of years.
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But they also rested on decades of training and learning in an industry that had been government-regulated and self-regulated to such a degree that hurling through the atmosphere in giant metal cans at 35,000 feet is now one of the safest ways to travel.
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You just asked the question about what's the downside to the captain: The captain sometimes over-delegates, empowers the team to such a degree that he or she can actually lose touch with the fabric of what's going on in the marketplace because they've delegated so much.
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Recent reports of violence could be a sign that Chapo's arrest in January, six months after he escaped from maximum-security jail, may have emboldened old rivals to such a degree that they have now launched an incursion into what was once considered his impenetrable territory.
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The speaker of the New York City Council, Melissa Mark-Viverito, vowed on Thursday to pursue a new round of criminal justice reforms aimed at shrinking the jail population to such a degree that officials could eventually contemplate shuttering the city's scandal-plagued jail complex on Rikers Island.
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"Oftentimes what keeps us being more intuitive is the sense of being crazy busy, using the rational brain side to such a degree it leaves absolutely no space for the intuitive," she explains, having touched on why meditation and quieting the mind is integral to developing any kind of spiritual ability.
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"On the acquisition finance side, there are vagaries coming out of Washington and some one-off deals that have fallen away, but none of this is moving people to the sidelines to such a degree that they aren't going to do deals," said Robert Danziger, MUFG managing director in U.S. investment grade loans.
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However, much of those imports are either going into strategic storage basins or going to feed so-called 'teapot' refineries that have sprung up, to such a degree, that China has become a net exporter of refined fuels, due to the fact that China now produces 150 percent of its fuel requirement.
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I can't believe it went this far and I did so many things that upset so many people to such a degree that it consumed their lives and it is an issue they have to deal with in a very real way... I think it's very brave and bold when people stand up.
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What he means is that capitalism structures our lives to such a degree that it is easier to imagine nothing than it is to imagine that the thing that structures our day-to-day relations with each other, with the things we eat and use, and with our very labor might disappear.
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Eventually, technology could take over one's wallet to such a degree that apps will move most money behind the scenes without a consumer knowing about it — say, by making decisions about how much money to shift from a savings to an investment account or automatically applying discount codes at favorite eateries, O'Shea said.
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We may live music to such a degree that when we go to the toilet, a little medley can slide its way out, but we're often too tied up in reporting on Justin Bieber's cherubic buttocks or Drake's work out routine to find the time to praise our favourite records to the heights they deserve.
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"Indeed, to some, truth itself has been lost in the cacophony of online and Twitter verbiage to such a degree that it seems to roll of the national consciousness like water off a duck's back." trump dodges a libel lawsuit by saying his tweets shouldn't be taken too literally because lol nothing matters https://t.
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Despite the way the media trumpeted the series' ability to needle Donald Trump to such a degree that he sometimes responded on Twitter, I found the show's satire of his administration to be functionally without a center, more invested in lampooning the way the president moves and talks than in saying anything meaningful about him.
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There's a certain kind of fantasy novel that feels tinkered over, far past the point of usefulness, to such a degree that the author's preoccupation with his special world supersedes, in an odd way, the book for which it was invented — the book becoming only an artifact of the process, an externality, rather than its endpoint.
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"When you do start consolidating precincts or reducing the number of points of access, it's important that it's not done so quickly, or to such a degree, that you create a new bottleneck," said Tammy Patrick, a proponent of vote centers who served on the Obama-appointed task force, and who has previously worked on voting rights compliance in Maricopa County.
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Over the course of sequels like The Bourne Supremacy and The Bourne Ultimatum, the series has become synonymous with the filmmaker's own distinctive brand of handheld, documentary-inspired filmmaking, to such a degree that when filmmaker Tony Gilroy stepped in to make the spinoff The Bourne Legacy, it almost played like a Greengrass tribute film, signature shaky cam and all.
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The Iranians and Hezbollah will most likely continue to prod and poke Israel, but not to such a degree that the Israelis do what they are capable of doing, which is to devastate every Hezbollah neighborhood in Lebanon and hit Iran's homeland with rockets; Israel knows that its high-tech corridor along its coastal plain would be devastated by Iranian rockets coming back.
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"I've experienced times so difficult and felt boredom and loneliness to such a degree that it seemed to be a physical thing inside so thick it felt like it was choking me, trying to squeeze the sanity from my mind, the spirit from my soul, and the life from my body," one New York inmate, William Blake, wrote in an essay posted by SolitaryWatch.com.
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His visit is a cause for Kremlin celebration, not only because he expects to witness celebrations while on the ground (there are even rumors that he will attend a US military parade with you), but because he perceives that he's manipulated you to such a degree that you are inviting him to visit while he is, simultaneously, attacking us and continuing to interfere in our electoral processes.
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I mean, this is -- what&aposs happened is the president through tremendous pressure and Mnuchin at Treasury has done a great job of really helping tighten down on the sanctions and the result is that the North Korean economy is in real trouble to such a degree that I think that Kim Jong Un reached the conclusion that he was in danger of having the whole regime implode economically.
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I always say listening to the records at this point of my life is probably the least interesting thing, because I kind of know what that is to such a degree, and I'm certainly interested in it, but what actually thrills me about it is the actual physicality of it—looking at it, touching it, seeing it, smelling everything about that, and then I might even play it [laughs].
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Among dozens of other conditions, it included: Brain tumorsEpilepsySexual perversionsStammering to such a degree that the registrant is unable to express himself clearly or repeat commandsPsychopathic personalitiesChronic alcoholism and drug addictionMultiple sclerosisCerebrospinal syphilis "When Richard Nixon took office in 1969, he realized that the draft was undermining rather than sustaining the war effort in Vietnam, so he initiated a transition to an exclusive reliance on volunteers, which culminated in 1973," Hall said.
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As a result, people seem willing to ascribe Death Stranding a higher level of intentionality; if a big-budget game has been polished to such a degree, we assume any bumpier aspects must be part of the overall vision (or at least, in the case of the perpetually klutzy Bethesda RPGs like Fallout and The Elder Scrolls, the "problems" are something we're willing to grit our teeth through in favor of the whole sprawling experience).
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One structure being studied by banks and Tesla, according to people familiar with the matter, is a transaction that would reduce the number of shareholders to such a degree that Tesla's shares could be delisted from the Nasdaq stock exchange and the company no longer would be required to make quarterly filings with the S.E.C. That would be expensive — it could cost $10 billion to $20 billion — but much less so than a full leveraged buyout, these people said.
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Maybe you have internalized the debate over Democratic politics to such a degree that in your head you are playing out arguments and you find yourself outraged that establishment figures like Clinton preach unity right up until the moment it seems they will lose, and then all of a sudden they are willing to fracture the party and even contribute to a Trump victory, all to destroy the prospects of actual leftism, because they are cowards and traitors who are just tools of the capitalist oppressors—in that case, you need this photo of a cat in a box more than anything: Someday all of this will be forgotten.
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