The GOP just trotted out its fourth Obamacare replacement attempt The GOP just trotted out its fourth Obamacare replacement attempt Fourth time's the charm?
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But Spicer eventually trotted out the photos to "prove" it.
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Phillies pitching coach Bob McClure trotted out to visit Lively.
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Mr Trump trotted out the idea while campaigning in 2015.
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Harry Connick Jr. trotted out his New Orleans Saints uniform.
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Troll Twitter trotted out its best material for this one.
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In her Facebook Live defense, Burrell trotted out a familiar argument.
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Apple trotted out Mr. Abrams at an event in Cupertino, Calif.
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Some version of this argument gets trotted out nearly every year.
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That's a kind of tenuous justification, though that was trotted out.
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After legislators trotted out examples of election interference in front of executives?
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She could have trotted out scammed Trump University students and wounded investors.
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You've already seen this one trotted out for a Matt Duchene trade.
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So, whatever; Dilfer trotted out an oldie-but-goodie to criticize Kaepernick.
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Kelly seems wholly uncomfortable being trotted out by Trump in this moment.
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Even Goldman Sachs has trotted out a consumer-account product called Marcus.
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"It's just a game" is regularly trotted out as a rejoinder to such
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Asus also trotted out Google Expeditions, which was announced at Google I/O.
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Remember the color-coded warning system that was trotted out after 9/11?
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Chairman Pai trotted out the same talking points he's been pushing since 2015.
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Hillary Clinton trotted out Congressional Black Caucus members; Bernie Sanders recruited state lawmakers.
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The following is a sample of the various defenses GOP lawmakers trotted out.
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In recent weeks, the tech companies have trotted out multiple lines of defense.
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Complaints of lag, "cheap" or "unfair" characters, and outright cheating are trotted out.
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Now those photos are being trotted out as evidence of his sexual predilections.
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Until then, Liberty Counsel and Staver trotted out Miller as a star client.
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Recently, GMC — and corporate sibling Chevy — trotted out redesigned versions of its compact crossovers.
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Last night, Donald Trump trotted out many of his same old lines on immigration.
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These are not rare tools only trotted out in terrorism or national security investigations.
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Last week Adobe trotted out the customer experience system of record at Adobe Summit.
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He trotted out those same lines during his post-election news conference last Wednesday.
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Plawecki argued, and Collins quickly trotted out of the dugout to join the protest.
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None are the kind of glitzy games traditionally trotted out to capture people's attention.
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It gets trotted out after every national title and every milestone win: Who cares?
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Normally, Idol would have trotted out rare heart conditions and dead BFFs ages ago.
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As Uga's handler trotted out the pup, Bevo started charging everyone on the scene.
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It's a retread of the one that he already trotted out during the campaign.
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Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi even trotted out a new favorite slogan for the company.
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Microsoft trotted out similar excuses when its own employees protested their company's contract with ICE.
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Each successive feature Apple trotted out seemed tailor-made to undermine the company's health demo.
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But it's an argument that is frequently trotted out in cases, including those involving Knoedler.
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I'm sure that many among the troops who trotted out for Trump's visit felt similarly.
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At previous games, the Raptors have trotted out local rappers for miniature concerts — during timeouts!
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Roosevelt is often trotted out astride his moose for discussions of the problem of deepfakes.
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Inevitably, the rom-com device of an airport resolution (see "Love Actually") is trotted out — twice.
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Thursday wasn't the first time Trump has trotted out a reference to Game of Thronesian politicking.
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But these tiresome arguments, the lines that Pai trotted out yesterday, are all the ISPs have.
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The North Koreans finally trotted out two senior officials — Kim Kye Gwan and Choe Son Hui.
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During the conference, Symington trotted out someone dressed in an alien costume with their hands cuffed.
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This means big cats, bugs, reptiles and birds are all trotted out for a check up.
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Some of the tractors have been trotted out in military parades pulling wagons loaded with weapons.
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A runway show, trotted out on an airport runway — that's almost too meta to be true.
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To make an argument for the hijab, the ridiculous hijab ban in France was trotted out.
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This line of argument "was trotted out every time Obama engaged in diplomacy," Mr. Walsh said.
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Instead, he trotted out some stuff about Muslim terrorism, and once again, completely ignored the question.
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Critics trotted out her undergraduate thesis on racism at Princeton as evidence of her radical beliefs.
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Bills Old ideas that had no chance of becoming law are being trotted out for another try.
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Gage is often trotted out as cautionary tale of what might happen when messing with the brain.
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Each year thousands of pups are trotted out to show their stuff in agility and beauty contests.
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NOTES: Kings coach Dave Joerger trotted out his fourth starting lineup in the Kings' first 14 games.
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Trump trotted out nearly the entire orchard of his loins last week, during a CNN town hall.
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Despite loud complaints and doomsday scenarios trotted out by police authorities, there's very little evidence that's true.
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Apple trotted out celebrities but offered few specifics — nothing on pricing, no launch date, barely any footage.
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For the 2017 "cash crunch", the Postal Service has trotted out much of the same dire language.
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Today, Patel reports, the Oberlin food fight is still trotted out to support these kinds of claims.
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American detainees have usually been trotted out to publicly apologize and beg forgiveness on North Korean state media.
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Only then do homeowners get trotted out for sympathy, as if the country didn't ignore them for years.
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What's the trite axiom that you've heard trotted out so often that you've passively started to believe it?
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Chappelle's Show was brilliant because it upended our notions of race, not because it trotted out tired stereotypes.
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The Mets trotted out their 215 champions Saturday night for a belated curtain call and some premature comparisons.
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The same old tired material about your team and your town will be trotted out, round after round.
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The administration trotted out Vice President Mike Pence to defend this line — but apparently, Pence was lied to.
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I will not hope for this year's remakes being trotted out with their fancy CGI and haggard stars.
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Despite that, though, State trotted out spokesman John Kirby to put cold water on the coal of claims.
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And so now, they're being trotted out not unwisely — JW: I know, I was going to say that.
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There are the salt-and-pepper shakers in the shape of Pilgrims that are trotted out at Thanksgiving.
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The justification and reasons trotted out over the last 70 years have all been part of this strategy.
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So it's no wonder that humans are a bit terrified anytime something like this Russian "walker" gets trotted out.
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If Kerrigan the Courageous doesn't take, other personas, perhaps less dignified, will be trotted out to protect the investment.
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One of the alleged victims, Zubaida Ibrahim, was trotted out on local television to deny she was ever tortured.
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Along with the Tab Pro S, Samsung also trotted out its new Notebook 2360 and Notebook 29 spin laptops.
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When a stock is breaking down, market technicians are usually trotted out to guestimate the nearest support level(s).
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I can't help but feel these statements, the same ones trotted out every time something similar happens, are disingenuous.
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Despite their obviousness, these tropes are still trotted out in most time-travel movies—including, most recently, Avengers: Endgame.
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During the 2018 Conservative Political Action Conference, Ted Cruz once again trotted out his supposed knowledge of pop culture.
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Trump, defending her husband on the secret recording where he described sexually assaulting women, trotted out well-worn clichés.
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He's got this miserable interagency process and then gets trotted out to defend the most inane and corrupting things.
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For far too long, your story has been pushed aside, to be trotted out only in cartoons and commercials.
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No note was ever brought by him, no excuse ever trotted out, no nuisance unrecognized for what it was.
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All of a sudden, part-timers were trotted out to challenge Strowman, and the old-school ass-kickings worked.
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On Wednesday morning, Kilmeade trotted out the "media elites" label to criticize Kimmel for Tuesday's monologue on Graham-Cassidy.
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The players the Cincinnati Reds trotted out on Wednesday presented a prime opportunity for Harvey to regain his form.
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Several possibilities have been trotted out by the press, all of which have either been discredited or flatly denied.
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They even trotted out a nifty "Make America Sick Again" poster just to fire a personal shot at Trump himself.
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The usual suspects were trotted out—the salary cap, league-wide parity, no-trade clauses—but the situation seemed clear.
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K-Tel saw this need and trotted out the "record selector" for, well, records, and the "tape selector" for cassettes.
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Bad dresses have their own canon, and they are similarly trotted out for re-examination around this time every year.
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At the beginning of shifts, she told me, female officers were trotted out in front of captains like pageant contestants.
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Let's take a look at the statistic that's always trotted out to convince women we aren't rightfully valued at work.
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Mark Zuckerberg ran his apology scripts, trotted out his lists of policy fixes and generally dulled the Senate into submission.
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"It was a talking point that got trotted out all the time to justify the Free File Alliance," he said.
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We took our mothers on double dates, trotted out our romantic interests for each other's scrutiny, went on vacation together.
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It has been trotted out at military parades, and Pyongyang's state media declared the anti-aircraft weapon operational in May.
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The poll-tested message lipstick trotted out by Republicans won't make the GOP healthcare pig any prettier to American families.
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The Saudis recently trotted out an unexploded rocket that was launched from Yemen into the kingdom that bore Iranian markings.
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The Dow is trotted out as a sign that the economy is thriving — and people panic when the market is down.
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It trotted out similar language at its services event yesterday when introducing the Apple Card, its credit card with Goldman Sachs.
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While Hagee hasn't trotted out his theories recently, Friday's impending blood moon has reignited similarly creative online sermons and internet conspiracies.
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The usual trope that Clinton is unpopular has been trotted out, as if that were the only factor driving voter preference.
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As such, it's time for Boston's to be trotted out again in the new Chris Pine action-drama, The Finest Hours.
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When he trotted out Hillary Clinton's "basket of deplorables" comment, the favorable response of Independents and Republicans was off the charts.
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The American government has trotted out similar legal arguments in clamping down on these government employees-turned-sources in the past.
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I was like, I thought better of using the word trot out, but they are — WM: But they're being trotted out!
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ABC showed a video highlighting all the fans of the show, including Michelle Obama, and trotted out the cast, of course.
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The Galaxy Book is the other tablet Samsung trotted out — it's more of a Surface Pro competitor since it runs Windows 103.
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The missile, known as the Khoramshahr, was trotted out on display in a military parade on Friday ahead of the test announcement.
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The yellow Labrador from the Guide Dog Foundation trotted out on the Studio 1A stage Monday morning, and he brought some friends.
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Can't we appreciate a singer's legacy without turning them into a Westworld host — a dummy to be trotted out for emotional impact?
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The oft trotted out example of the 'smart' refrigerator that tells consumers when they've run out of the milk, and so on.
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Top officials have been trotted out over recent days to reassure investors fretting over a near-25 percent stock slump this year.
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"Abstinence only" is a failed approach in sex education, so why is it being trotted out again when it comes to sexting?
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After the scandal broke, he trotted out his pregnant wife on Periscope to tell the world what he got her for Christmas.
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That may be why a similar lie is getting trotted out again now, except this time the target is Iraq's neighbor, Iran.
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Expect to hear JFK's national call to land a man on the moon and LBJ's Great Society also trotted out as cover.
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There's also something to be gleaned, though, from looking at who exactly Facebook trotted out to burnish its claims of newfound credibility.
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As expected, Donald Trump trotted out Attorney General Jeff Sessions on Tuesday to announce the end of DACA, with a six-month delay.
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"It gets trotted out every time there's a political disagreement when someone who is not the president touches on foreign policy," Vladeck said.
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For their most crucial pitches in a century, they trotted out the unproven Carl Edwards Jr. He coolly secured the first two outs.
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Intel also trotted out the Twin River dual-screen, fabric-wrapped laptop and the Honeycomb Glacier transportable gaming PC from its prototype labs.
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"The phrase 'too big to fail' will inevitably be trotted out (for Interserve)," said Julie Palmer, a partner at restructuring consultants Begbies Traynor.
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Limits in technical scope are often trotted out as an excuse, but as with film, game technology is inextricable from its cultural foundations.
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On Wednesday, the White House trotted out what it saw as a cute letter from a 9-year-old supporter, Dylan, a.k.a. Pickle.
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After six quarters of Chicago completely owning the offensive glass, Boston trotted out Tyler Zeller beside Al Horford after halftime of Game 2.
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That's an old patriarchal saw that gets trotted out in service of maintaining a hierarchy that doesn't offer opportunity to the less advantaged.
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And during the campaign, he was dutifully trotted out to spread the Trump message of populism and bite the ankles of Trump's detractors.
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Did it miss its multicolored polo friends in the closet who were getting trotted out and shown off on weekends and casual Fridays?
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Only 3 percent of the services provided by Planned Parenthood are abortion, although you may not have heard this statistic trotted out recently.
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It's a variation of the boys-will-boys excuse that is sometimes trotted out to dismiss sexual misconduct by teens and young men.
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They even trotted out a college friend of Ross Ulbricht to testify that he had helped him code the website in the beginning.
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On Monday, Colbert trotted out his Colbert Report alter-ego and teamed up with Jon Stewart for a few fantastic segments lampooning Trump.
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Showers fell sporadically throughout the afternoon, but by the time Chapman trotted out to the mound, heavy rains began to dampen the field.
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There is a canard that gets shamelessly trotted out by some proponents of criminal justice reform and it is deleterious to the movement.
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None of the ideas being trotted out for the "replace" portion of the "repeal and replace" have much effect on the basic problem.
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He was the consummate politician: tall, dapper and always willing to be trotted out for public appearances, even when someone licked his face.
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The popularity of mirrorless cameras has been exploding ever since Panasonic and Olympus trotted out their first Micro Four Thirds system cameras in 2008.
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At CES last week, the company trotted out its latest R&D tool, in the form of an "autonomous motorcycle-riding humanoid" called MotoBot.
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They get trotted out for encouragement in the same way that old legend about Einstein not speaking until he was four years old does.
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Ford trotted out its latest cop car, Mercedes bulked up with a new AMG offering, Lincoln's refreshed Navigator dominates anyone standing in its shadow.
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For these forms of consumer electronics, it remains entirely appropriate to be trotted out on a Las Vegas stage with incremental updates every year.
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When Apple trotted out photogs, producers and interactive artists for a recent event, I'd be lying if I said I felt like I belonged.
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Driving the news: Stanford trotted out some of the biggest guns in AI to celebrate the birth of its new research center on Monday.
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Unlike the other robots Microsoft trotted out to describe the latest features for Windows 10, Panos delivers his monologue about hardware with impassioned vigor.
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Buck Showalter immediately trotted out to log his complaints as TBS went to commercial, and he was still at it when the broadcast returned.
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The real estate magnate also answered speculation about whether steaks he trotted out at his news conference on Tuesday night are still in stores.
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Instead, he trotted out three Asian children as the Academy's accountants, the kind of stereotyping that clashed with the overall messaging of the evening.
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They're like one of the oddities at old county fairs, trotted out by mainstream outlets and, on cue, performing their song-and-dance routine.
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It's only a matter of time before well-designed, tech-y temperate jackets are trotted out at gentler price points by more mass brands.
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I trotted out to where my roommate was waiting; she glanced up from her phone, did a double take, and completely lost her composure.
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Held scoreless through halftime, Alabama's offense trotted out its backup quarterback — a true freshman, no less — to replace Jalen Hurts for the second half.
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On Soccer With the sort of sigh that suggests he has been through this before, Alisson Becker listens to the stereotype being trotted out.
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Players young and old trotted out the phrase in various forms, typically with a shrug and a tone slightly lower than their other comments.
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Such a change in qualification rules would also be a DNC acknowledgement that the confusing rules trotted out earlier this year were a failure.
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The campaign trotted out a high-profile adviser or surrogate hourly for the entire afternoon, a strategy in line with the meticulously organized campaign.
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Earlier this week, he trotted out some major policy ideas: guaranteed health care access for all and mandatory paid vacations for private-sector workers.
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Click here to view original GIFBoston Dynamics' founder, Marc Raibert, recently gave a TED Talk where he trotted out some of the company's recent innovations.
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Ride-hailing giant Uber today trotted out Jeff Jones, its ride-sharing president, in a public Facebook Q&A to try and address driver complaints.
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And there's one particular case that Trump has trotted out again and again to justify his anti-immigration stance: The tragic killing of Kathryn Steinle.
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That distinction belongs to Kate McKinnon, who trotted out her hilarious Jeff Sessions impersonation for a recap of the attorney general's latest Congressional hearing performance.
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Hydrogen fuel-cell technology continues to get trotted out by some automakers who seem unconcerned about the practically nonexistent refueling infrastructure for fuel-cell vehicles.
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In the top of the third, she tugged at her visor and trotted out to the mound under the auspices of making a pitching change.
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Jeremy Scott trotted out an over-the-knee version (in a similar lemon-yellow hue), created in collaboration with Adidas, at his fall 2014 show.
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Our nation's mushrooming debt is not some debating gambit to be trotted out only when political opponents seek to shower their base with fiscal favors.
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The White House trotted out several top officials at a press briefing last month, where each individual described their department's effort to combat election meddling.
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And while its front isn't exactly business-appropriate, this is an MTV awards show, where more conversation-starting sartorial fare tends to be trotted out.
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It trotted out assistant director of government and community relations Andrew Inglesby to serve as, more or less, a verbal punching bag for upset citizens.
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LOS ANGELES — Max Scherzer said he had not even worked up a sweat when he trotted out of the Washington Nationals' bullpen late Friday night.
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The examples that are occasionally trotted out as counterinstances, such as Moshe Safdie's Habitat 67, in Montreal, are hard to scale and to re-create.
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" To hammer home his point, King trotted out a presentation showing a Lexis Nexis search of media reports in 2016 containing the phrase "white nationalism.
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First over his performance on the day after the inauguration, when Spicer was trotted out to insist that the crowd watching was the largest ever.
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"This was the time to push back," argues Madiha Afzal of the Brookings Institution, a think-tank in Washington, DC. Party leaders trotted out realpolitik excuses.
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Last weekend, Trump trotted out a new lawyer, Jay Sekulow, who made the rounds on the Sunday talk shows proclaiming that Trump is not under investigation.
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Young said the show's producers did not want the secret revealed, so he trotted out the rumor that peanut butter was put in the horse's mouth.
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The bottom line: UnitedHealthcare and Envision trotted out kumbaya phrases in their press releases, but both companies have accused each other of some pretty unsavory things.
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It is trotted out again and again when discussing why Country X must undertake such and such difficult reforms to reap untold benefits down the road.
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Whenever a wife or a husband is trotted out as someone who really influences a candidate, that can be a bit of a double-edged sword.
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Mercedes-Benz once trotted out a luxurious autonomous concept car filled with screens that could make it look like you were zipping through completely different surroundings.
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The company trotted out Big Bird to talk up a new children's show that teaches kids about coding: Apple wants to get kids hooked on coding.
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Is he motivated by the same sense of duty as the war heroes he trotted out Monday night, or is he just out there having fun?
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"The threat of tariffs has not been trotted out since the end of December," said Kim Forrest, chief investment officer at Bokeh Capital Partners in Pittsburgh.
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Trump has regularly trotted out the family members of American citizens murdered by undocumented immigrants and rehashed those tragedies to fit his hard-line immigration agenda.
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Throughout its two seasons, HBO's Westworld has trotted out no shortage of bad guys, from robot gunslingers to mad inventors to dialog that sputters and clunks.
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The Calk saga played out at Manafort's Virginia trial, where prosecutors trotted out witnesses to describe how Calk's bank processed and granted the loans to Manafort.
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Though it ought to make the camera even better at the bokeh effect the company trotted out on past devices, but the implications are much bigger.
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Tyrone Wallace is a Right-Handed Southpaw The Los Angeles Clippers played 18 different starting lineups last year, and in 2015 they only trotted out nine.
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Prada trotted out padded nylon vests that look like they could repel bullets and oversize rain suits that looked like they could protect against nuclear fallout.
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When she was trotted out to discuss the president's drive to bring manufacturing home, the fact that her company manufactured overseas became part of the debate.
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The Latest At the June men's wear shows in the fashion capitals of Europe, one designer after another trotted out clothing inspired by American work wear.
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Having been at many fashion shows where older models are trotted out onto the catwalk, I have been struck by the discrepancy between reality and representation.
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He trotted out the tapeworm metaphor to describe rising medical costs during television interviews in 2010 and 2012, MoneyBeat's Ben Eisen and Erik Holm point out.
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That honor goes to Total Nonstop Action (TNA), who trotted out former Panthers and Steelers running back DeAngelo Williams to wrestle on its Slammiversary Pay-Per-View.
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If the answer is yes, then Hong Kong could draw on a much wider group of political leaders and representatives, not the motley crew currently trotted out.
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Outerwear also has a slow turnover rate because coats only get trotted out during certain months of the year, so it extends their life in a wardrobe.
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Zuckerberg immediately trotted out his dorm room story of not expecting Facebook's current duty to safety and democracy, and repeated his pledge to broaden the company's responsibility.
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To commemorate the 50th anniversary of Hollywood's greatest-ever car chase, Ford has trotted out an updated version of the iconic green fastback from the film Bullitt.
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Clegg retread a line that the company's executives have trotted out so many times that it's beyond a cliche: They know they have some work to do.
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Next door, in Libya, the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) has trotted out Christians to be beheaded for the entire world to see on YouTube.
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Chances are, if you're under 40 you've heard arguments like this trotted out in defense of one of the most irrepressible sexual trends of our times: polyamory.
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While West's comment is patently false, it demands that we counter it with fact, no matter how often those facts have already been trotted out as evidence.
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During the height of his campaign, Trump trotted out the wildly popular (with his base) campaign promise of building a wall and having Mexico pay for it.
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Before long, Lawrence Taylor, the New York linebacker who was sentenced to probation for sexual misconduct, trotted out in Tommy Hilfiger sweatpants and sliders with exposed toes.
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On the campaign trail, Trump pledged to terminate the program — and as president, he trotted out his attorney general, Jeff Sessions, to announce its long-rumored end.
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Another opportunity to get some actual clarity on the public option—which is trotted out by politicians and media alike as the sensible middle ground—was squandered.
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"I wank with my left hand so I can browse porn using my mouse easier with the right," is one excuse trotted out a lot by wankers.
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The all-purpose, and generally effective, response has already be trotted out: The Kremlin called the allegations "a series of fibs" aimed at discrediting Putin ahead of elections.
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This Washington Post scoop showed that the numbers trotted out by FBI officials when talking about how damaging strong encryption is during investigations were overstated and sometimes incorrect.
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The company then trotted out two "Supreme CEOs" who, according to Hypebeast, claimed the streetwear brand would be entering China in 2019, along with a Beijing flagship store.
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Got up and trotted out of the very fancy restaurant at the tail of my group...so no one realized until we were close to a block away.
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The Miami Dolphins got a big upset, the San Diego Chargers managed to get through a game without collapsing, and the Cleveland Browns trotted out a sixth quarterback.
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The parade of horribles that are consistently trotted out have no resonance in fact prior to 2250, and I continue to believe that they are overstated going forward.
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Barkley made his first start in nearly two years, and looked the best of any of the four quarterbacks the Bills (3-7) have trotted out this season.
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The Sunnyside idea was trotted out again in 2006 and then once more in 2012, when Ms. Glen's predecessor, Daniel L. Doctoroff, proposed moving the Javits Center there.
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During the dinner reception in which the handmaids are trotted out like show ponies, people of color are clearly seen inhabiting every position in Gilead's strict social strata.
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The Clinton campaign trotted out the Muslim couple because their son, Captain Humayun Khan, was killed by a car bomb in 2004 while guarding a base in Iraq.
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A few years ago it trotted out a 21-inch curved display that my editor made me take home on the subway in a 70-pound Pelican case.
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There's much more to Christmas than the relatively modern set of customs that get trotted out every year: Santa Claus, presents under the tree, stockings hung with care.
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NOTES: With C DeMarcus Cousins and G Rajon Rondo sitting out to rest, the Kings trotted out their 14.23th starting lineup in 26 games since the All-Star break.
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" Trump then trotted out some rambling thoughts on the dangers of censorship, claimed he would never censor CNN or MSNBC, and added that "too many mistakes are being made.
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To show off the latest version of Android Automotive, Google and Volvo trotted out the new Polestar 2, an all-electric luxury performance vehicle designed to compete with Tesla.
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Paul Manafort's fashion faux pas — including a $15,000 ostrich leather jacket — were trotted out in court by prosecutors highlighting his extravagant lifestyle in an attempt to prove his guilt.
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We saw this come to bear at CES just a couple of months ago, where PC makers such as Dell, Lenovo, and HP all trotted out interesting laptop designs.
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Khan's experience is precisely the kind of pro-America narrative trotted out — often by politicians — when we talk about the American dream, that anyone from anywhere can become anything.
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As for the EU negotiations, the same platitudes about the "best possible" deal are trotted out along with the line that "no deal is better than a bad deal".
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The White House just wanted a nice photo op in the Rose Garden when it trotted out Melania Trump to announce her new Be Best program on Monday afternoon.
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Rick is routinely trotted out half-naked from a shipping container to be photographed by Jadis for "sculpting" purposes, and is flatly ignored when he offers her a deal.
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The design appears to be similar to the 30-foot-long beast HBO trotted out in Sydney back in 2015 for the season five premiere of Game of Thrones.
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The parallel was duly trotted out late on May 21983th, when a draft of the 22 Labour manifesto for the June 28th general election was leaked to several newspapers.
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And across Iowa on Tuesday, Cruz's official campaign trotted out Rick Perry, the former Texas governor widely known for his retail skills and ability to connect with everyday Iowans.
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This quote, based on the title of a 21990 book about Brazil by the Austrian novelist Stefan Zweig, gets trotted out every time the country hits a rough patch.
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After all, Flynn was trotted out regularly on the campaign trail to harangue Clinton about her email scandal, accusing the Democratic candidate of thinking she was above the law.
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This latest deleterious action trotted out by the Trump administration is a betrayal to those on the front lines fighting for the hegemony of the colonies of African elephants.
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Donald Trump's Reddit AMA was a thoroughly boring exercise in which the candidate trotted out robotic talking points, and fans freaked out just to be graced with his presence.
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Lately, exotic animals—including kinkajous, fancy chickens, and (yes) capybaras—have been trotted out to universities and seniors' homes as a sort of therapy dog to provide soothing comfort.
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In a medium that is still trotted out by most adopters only as a party trick, Alyx benefits from the fact that Half-Life is a fundamentally curated experience.
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The début of the Second Avenue subway was the show pony of his New Year's master-builder tour, trotted out among references to the state's great historical public works.
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They get trotted out to meet customers and put on stage at conferences to talk about the company's commitment to clinical evidence, but internally they see chaos and mismanagement.
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But this is the same rationale that has been trotted out year after year, amidst mass economic hardship, the proliferation of far-right parties, and deepening radicalization among minority communities.
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Unfortunately, many agencies are staffed with junior employees that are being trotted out as "PR Pros" when they really have no experience at all (that is putting it very kindly).
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During the summer, several pundits trotted out a Pew Research poll showing that a majority of Americans opposed Trump's plan to build a wall along the entire border with Mexico.
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In an attempt to preserve the literary seriousness of a fiction writer, the essay can always be trotted out as the real feminine form, the true culprit, lowly and childlike.
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This framing of the left as a violent force—and a more pressing threat than the far right—was trotted out by the National Rifle Association soon after Trump's inauguration.
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As of this month, "battle of the sexes" is no longer just a moment in tennis history or a platitude trotted out to describe any variety of gender-based friction.
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On Monday night's episode of The Tonight Show, Ferrell trotted out his finest extra-long handlebar in an attempt to show Fallon just what's what when it comes to mustaches.
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During CE China in Shenzen, China, The Chinese company Dlodlo trotted out its V One VR headset, designed to look like a regular pair of sunglasses inspired by Bauhaus design.
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At a Heritage event shortly after the election, John Yoo, author of the notorious Bush-era memos authorizing torture, trotted out a series of one-liners about the foundation's influence.
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Decades of articles, books, TV interviews, and films have reduced a human tragedy to a single grisly sentence, trotted out in profiles much like I have trotted it out here.
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These EU bans have a scientific basis that is about as strong as the arguments trotted out by the coal industry that global climate change is not caused by humans.
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This thought experiment, first put forth by computing pioneer John Searle, is often trotted out (as I have done) as a quick way of showing the difficulty of defining intelligence.
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Over the past few weeks, such tech company executives as Sheryl Sandberg of Facebook and Eric Schmidt of Alphabet have trotted out a nationalist line to protect their corporate interests.
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Hall had a fledgling rap career as a teenager alongside his cousins—an anecdote that he trotted out during his first talk show appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live last week.
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They didn't know if Bryce Petty was ready, and still really don't, so rather than go with the unknown, they've trotted out Fitzpatrick over and over again to horrendous results.
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Republican lawmakers have trotted out a series of floundering defenses of President Donald Trump in the wake of evidence of his efforts to pressure Ukraine to launch politically motivated investigations.
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He trotted out chief executives from Walmart, Target, and Walgreens, who all promised to make their facilities available for coronavirus tests that, as yet, exist only in desperately inadequate numbers.
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The lovable, green monster furball trotted out onto the field Sunday ahead of the team's game against the Pirates in Clearwater, FL -- where they're hosting their Spring Training home opener.
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When the US Food and Drug Administration's inspectors showed up at its factories, executives trotted out a Potemkin Village of sparkling machinery, perfect protocol, and notebooks scrubbed of inconvenient data.
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Once again, The Walking Dead's creatives have trotted out the tired narrative device of a (likely) fake-out death — and once again, the Internet has responded with anger and anguish.
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Timothy Egan In trying to explain Donald Trump and his hostile takeover of the Republican Party, people have trotted out a host of character disorders. Narcissist. Racist. Bully. Buffoon. Tyrant. Liar.
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He also trotted out his populist plan for a state-provided basic income to cope with "digital disruption" of the economy, a platform that helped him win the Socialist primary debates.
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Now, we don't know what this level of involvement translates to; these companies could just be trotted out to shower Google with technical praise and show off a demo or two.
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Yes, in conversation, women who are perhaps more successful than their male peers are constantly trotted out as examples that sexism is over and we are living in a postgender world.
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In the modern-day world of food, it's often the same couple of chefs who are trotted out over and over to suggest that everything is totally okay and equal now.
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Luckey used to be trotted out for interviews to speculate on the future on virtual reality, but a recent interview about Oculus Rift with The Verge featured Oculus CEO Iribe, instead.
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The Dunkirk episode was trotted out by the Leave campaign in the runup to last year's EU referendum, and it's easy to mistake Dunkirk for a piece of pro-Brexit propaganda.
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The Australian singer-songwriter trotted out her powerhouse vocals in the latest installment of The Late Late Show's Carpool Karaoke last night, and we still have "Chandelier" stuck in our heads.
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He also trotted out stump-speech lines about tuition-free public colleges and higher minimum wages; with passing mentions of fighting climate change and reforming our immigration and criminal justice systems.
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Religious thinkers and leaders have sought to reclaim the phrase, seeing how rapidly its meaning devolves every time it is trotted out -- and subsequently ridiculed -- during every tragedy of gun violence.
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It is time to bring perpetrators to justice and to make security for women and girls more than just a slogan trotted out around International Women's Day and at UN conferences.
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" To endear himself to the West Coast voters, Mr. Trump trotted out his usual array of assaults, deriding the likely Democratic nominee, Hillary Clinton, as a politician with "no natural talent.
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Facing fourth-and-goal from the one-yard line, the Dolphins trotted out their field goal unit only to shift out into a wild formation that left the Eagles defense confounded.
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In a half-baked policy paper released on Thursday, the House speaker, Paul Ryan, trotted out washed-up ideas for "improving" the country's health care system that would do anything but.
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We're not looking for the ones we shoot (I bet they don't think of it as a game), but the ones that get trotted out at sporting events for good luck.
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"Hot Time in the Old Town Tonight," for instance, had been a hit that year, and was also a phrase trotted out by sarcastic white newspaper reporters to describe the killings.
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But this idea is trotted out so clumsily in Theo's endless-seeming final monologue that it's hard to feel like it's interesting enough to withstand the weight of this entire book.
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In an unusual move, the White House last week trotted out five of its top intelligence officials during a press briefing where each individual detailed efforts to blunt foreign election interference.
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"Trump's corrupted coalition has instead trotted out one twisted conspiracy theory after another, all designed to distract the president's most fevered fans and concoct a case against Mueller's investigation," he said.
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Screenshot: Gizmodo (Samsung)Remember two days ago when Samsung introduced the Galaxy A8s in China and trotted out the CEOs of the fake Supreme brand to announce a collaboration for future products?
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But Trump, Sessions, and other immigration hardliners have often pointed to particularly gruesome and horrific incidents of undocumented crime to make their case and trotted out family members of victims at events.
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Kanye gets credit for publicly dissecting the ways in which "bitch" is trotted out in pop culture — and for turning Twitter into a liberal arts 101 lecture you'd actually stay awake for.
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The last two jobs reports are going to be trotted out as proof that the economy is doing fine, but that's not what you'd hear from plenty of people in the country.
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There are no good numbers for exactly how many identical twins there are in the world, just an oft-trotted out statistic that 32 out of every 1,000 people is a twin.
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Bush told the nation that story ten hours later in the debate, an offering that sounded particularly organic coming from the left of Marco Rubio, who trotted out rehearsed talking points repeatedly.
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The group's version of musical entertainment is mostly barbershop-quartet-style groups composed of bearded men or modestly dressed little girls, trotted out to sing for Islam and Palestine during public celebrations.
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I love Minecraft (and Skyrim, for that matter) but I'm just a bit tired of having them trotted out again and again, following more or less the same little routine every time.
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In the 1970s, some people like Sallie Mae trotted out these stories of people fleeing, of going directly from graduation to bankruptcy court, and wiping their hands free of student loan debt.
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Many pharmaceutical companies this week trotted out fresh price increases on existing products, a common mid-year occurrence that has not abated despite the Trump administration's assertions that prices are coming down.
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Chadwick Boseman, Pharrell Williams, Abraham Attah, Benicio del Toro, Priyanka Chopra, Michael B. Jordan, Common, John Legend, Quincy Jones, Dev Patel, Morgan Freeman, and more were all trotted out to bestow glory.
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Trump and the GOP trotted out the motorcycle maker as a major beneficiary of the tax cuts, and the White House said its trade policies would be good for the company, too.
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And they trotted out two legal celebrities, Ken Starr and Alan M. Dershowitz, to make the case that the House's charges did not rise to the level of high crimes and misdemeanors.
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He trotted out his Mandarin in a large public forum, invited the then head of China's internet regulator to Facebook's offices and even dined with president Xi Jinping during a state visit.
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The Term "Safe Space for Unsafe Ideas" — We heard this trotted out by Whitney Museum Director Adam Weinberg late last year, when he defended tear-gas-manufacturing board member Warren B. Kanders.
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It all turned into an insult fest, with Biden, who kicked off a three-stop swing, calling Trump an "existential threat" to the country, while Trump trotted out his old "Sleepy Joe" moniker.
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Apple trotted out a bunch of celebs to celebrate the occasion, but that did not sufficiently distract viewers from the reality that the Apple TV+ announcement left us with a ton of questions.
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Plus, former NFL player and all-around likeable and amped up internet personality Terry Crews was also trotted out in the video to promote the game and lend his signature voice acting skills.
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Then there's Jennifer Carver, a size-24 hotel manager in Louisville, Kentucky, who has trotted out the same costume for the past eight years — a giant whoopee cushion — because she lacks other options.
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The Smoot-Hawley tariff, always trotted out (by members of both parties) as an example of Congress' trade incompetence, didn't actually cause the Great Depression or play much of a role in it.
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During a series of hearings before House and Senate committees this week, members of Congress trotted out poster boards showing graphic examples of social media advertisements that attempted to influence the 2016 election.
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"Bing's attempt to eradicate a sense of specialness and privilege in his sons," as Giddins terms it, was undercut by the fact that they were Hollywood kids, trotted out as needed for show.
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"That belongs to a really interesting class of words, labeled 'rare' in the dictionary, that are usually only trotted out when people want to say, 'There's a word for that,'" Ms. Martin said.
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And since in a symbolic debate of this kind nothing is better than an old soldier, the retired Marine general and current chief of staff, John Kelly, was trotted out in an Oct.
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The congressman's opponents trotted out the science of climate change as a reason to oppose him, though in a tone that suggested that he was being accused of committing heresy by expressing skepticism.
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This social-networking-with-augmented-reality scenario occurred to me as Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg once again trotted out his Toybox Demo for Oculus Touch video during his F8 2016 keynote on Tuesday.
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He was complaining about his high school's prohibition of the Confederate flag, so I went up to him and trotted out my line about how we might as well ban the US flag.
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When Trump signed an executive order on the review, he trotted out his usual anti-immigrant dog whistles, saying he would end "the theft of American prosperity" by foreigners willing to accept lower pay.
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The reality is that the two couples trotted out over this episode — Jade and Tanner; Carly and Evan — are the exception, not the rule, and the current Paradise residents are starting to realize it.
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He trotted out a murderer's row of guests — Young Thug, The-Dream, A$AP Bari, and R&B singers Kelly Price and El DeBarge — for "Highlights," summery and percolating despite an iffy SNL mix.
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In an article about President Trump's proposed tax cuts, the New York Times trotted out the old George H.W. Bush cliché, "voodoo economics," to discredit the notion that cutting tax rates will increase revenues.
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But it's going to be trotted out as evidence by every conspiracy-leaning Putin and Trump apologist out there—and no one is a bigger conspiracy-leaning Putin and Trump apologist than Trump himself.
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As if to compensate, sight gags (some deriving from Tiffany Yeager's costumes) are trotted out: colossal breasts (each carried by an actor); a giant prophylactic; and a six-foot penis and scrotum (two, actually).
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So of course people trotted out the same old absurd rhetoric: "Rosa Parks is spinning in her grave" or the same false equivalencies we saw during the Nyansapo Festival and the Decolonial Summer Camp.
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They trotted out Mugabe for first time since the "coup" for a graduation ceremony, only to display him "falling asleep in his chair as his eyes closed and his head lolled," as Reuters reported.
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His poor record against English clubs in the Champions League — or, a far lower bar, on his occasional sallies against the English national team — was always trotted out as the case for the prosecution.
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One day, at the intersection outside the grocer's shop, the jihadis trotted out two dazed-looking men—one younger, the other maybe in his fifties—and presented them as agents of the Syrian army.
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Uber trotted out its in-house economist Jonathan Hall to respond to the claims, and he says the study is flawed because of a discrepancy in the way the researchers analyzed the survey results.
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At his company's CES keynote address in Las Vegas this morning, Netflix CEO Reed Hastings previewed a few upcoming programs, reflected on the history and future of TV, and trotted out a handful of celebrities.
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CHARLESTON, S.C. — The brother who was never expected to become president — but did — will be trotted out Monday as a lifeline to the brother who was always expected to become president, but now may not.
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It was almost as if Joe and Mika "Morning Joe" Brzezinski knew that the nation needed to forget its troubles, even briefly, when they trotted out Bill Kristol and yelled at him for five minutes.
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It became very silent, then the dry brush rustled, and an island fox trotted out and stared at me for a spell, sniffing the evening air before losing interest and trotting back into the chaparral.
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Ntilikina — while starting the Knicks' last two games because Smith has been on bereavement leave and Elfrid Payton is injured — has watched everyone but Walt Frazier trotted out ahead of him the past two years.
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But despite the fact that the i-word has been trotted out, there's been less said about the two presidents in American history who actually went through the impeachment process, Andrew Johnson and Bill Clinton.
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The White House trotted out the traditional nothing-to-see-here defense and inexplicably predicted that the investigation might be nearing completion, a projection shared by almost no one who was not on the payroll.
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Every year, retired N.F.L. stars who played in the city hosting the Super Bowl are trotted out to sign autographs, raise money for charity and work as ambassadors for the league and the home city.
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By the time the Great Recession struck, the right-leaning side of the profession had entered a Dark Age, having retrogressed to the point where famous economists trotted out 30s-era fallacies as deep insights.
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Among the reasons regularly trotted out for the dearth of women in coaching is the lack of a work-life balance that often forces women to choose between having a child or holding a job.
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In other cases, the staggering toll of communist repression in Eastern Europe or Soviet occupation of the Baltic states are trotted out, as if fully acknowledging Nazi genocide would somehow lessen the significance of other atrocities.
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He continually downplayed the role of policy in enacting change and trotted out some libertarian garbage about laws being far less important than the encryption of electronic devices for the protection of freedoms around the world.
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Arguments for God's existence are trotted out mostly in support in the movies' main plots, which are about threats Christian characters face from people who are hostile toward Christians talking about God in the public square.
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Yet, for these systems to work properly, they need to be fully funded, developed and tested over the course of many years — not trotted out at the convenience of politicians whenever North Korea becomes uncomfortably bellicose.
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She also pointed out how many male GOP members have trotted out the shopworn strategy of invoking their female family members ("As a father/husband/brother/son...") to qualify their disagreement with Trump's sexual assault brags.
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Some of the same faces from the Never Say Never doc are trotted out again, including managers Braun and Allison Kaye and friend and creative director Ryan Good, and they're now joined by Hailey Bieber herself.
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At the recent New York International Auto Show, Mercedes trotted out a GT Concept car that produces over 2300 horsepower combining a V8 combustion engine with an electric module, not unlike current Formula One racecar designs.
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It's not the system (see Denmark, Sweden, etc.) but the governance, and it's a shame when the same worn-out arguments are trotted out that avoid discussing the important factors that actually cause states to fail.
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Fandom: Bring audience power into the mix by testing content against fan bases before it's trotted out, and have a system that incorporates value delivered by user-created content in relation to the driving premium content.
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Canada is an inherently flawed country that gets trotted out as the US's better, kinder, softer little sister, despite the fact that Canada is still pretty racist, sexist, classist, and genocidal, if only more quiet about it.
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For now, we just have to assume this is a sort of proof of concept — along with the fun little fox walking guy the company trotted out that had shades of a certain Johnny Cash-voiced coyote.
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Trump's gaffe on his employees' issues with Obamacare came as he trotted out the diverse staff of his Miami area resort and golf club, which flanked him during a photo opportunity with reporters traveling with his campaign.
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As such, both before and after the match, the platitude of a 'six-pointer' is bound to be trotted out at every opportunity, from Soccer Saturday and Football Focus to Final Score and Match of the Day.
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The throne for best hockey movie has been Slap Shot's to lose for years, and yet it's trotted out again and again on best-of lists like it's a geriatric honouree at a Montreal Canadiens pregame ceremony.
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According to those same exit polls trotted out to blame the "uneducated," 49 percent of whites with degrees picked Mr. Trump, while 45 percent picked Hillary Clinton (among them, support for Mr. Trump was stronger among men).
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Mr. Bergstein trotted out a talking point that has also appeared in his company's promotional material: If Scott and the other toilet-paper makers using new timber all switched to recycled paper it would save 740,000 trees.
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The plaintiff trotted out a junior member of the legal team who gave a dry, matter-of-fact explanation of what had happened and asserted that "pedo guy" was a clear accusation of sexual activity with children.
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As ever, those who oppose any discussion about gun reform as the obvious way to curb gun deaths have trotted out their favorite scapegoat: "the mentally disturbed," as the President tweeted early the morning after the shooting.
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It brought them up over and over and over, and it even trotted out dancers and drummers to offer as much of an approximation of Carnival as could be mustered in a room full of ad buyers.
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Photo: APAfter the massacre at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida on February 14th resulted in at least 17 deaths and 14 injuries, the pro-gun rights crowd trotted out a number of frustratingly familiar arguments.
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The pop star trotted out the silver and nude one-shoulder Kaufmanfranco gown she wore during that now infamous interaction when West sort of let her finish, complete with MTV Moonman and the same up-do with tendrils.
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That year he also talked about taking Iraq's oil—a bizarre outsider position he's trotted out occasionally since then, usually to intense criticism—and used the "Make America Great Again" slogan for what was probably the first time.
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Anyone who has been near a magazine, TV, or billboard starting the moment the spring thaw sets in knows how this works — the same unrealistic images are trotted out to inspire women to get ready for the beach.
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These "security moms" are above all parents, and they have recoiled at the defense being trotted out that this was just "locker room" talk, and they are frustrated with the men and women who have defended such conduct.
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In response, Facebook trotted out its own op-ed in the New York Times on Saturday, this time written by former deputy minister of the UK and current Facebook vice president for global affairs and communications Nick Clegg.
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Last year, the Huffington Post trotted out the original patent for toilet paper to point out that its inventor, a man named Seth Wheeler, had originally intended it to go on the roll with the tear facing outward.
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He's loud, he lies all the time, he's casually bigoted and prone to attacking people of color—he's like that fictional "racist uncle" trope trotted out for articles about surviving Thanksgiving, only breathtakingly real in his angry orangeness.
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He's played in squats across Europe, trotted out Sound Swarm—an orchestra of bike-mounted megaphones conducted by pirate radio transmitters—at demonstrations across the continent, and was seen storming the barricades during Barcelona's Indignados protests in 2011.
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"Bull markets don't die of old age" is a piece of trader wisdom trotted out to justify hanging out in stocks in a bid to try and squeeze out the last of any potential gains in a cycle.
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As Republicans trotted out their latest legislation, President Trump arrived in Paris on a diplomatic visit to celebrate Bastille Day with French President Emmanuel Macron and his wife, Brigitte, whom Trump promptly evaluated like a Miss Universe contestant.
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Nevertheless, one of the sick ironies of the 2016 campaign was that it was Hillary who had to pay the political price for Bill's misdeeds, as they were trotted out to deflect attention from Trump's well-documented transgressions.
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" Referring to President Trump's clemency for Chief Gallagher and pardons for two soldiers involved in other war crimes cases, Mr. Ackerman said, "That these people will be trotted out as heroes is a moral injury to every veteran.
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Vanderbilt trotted out the full-court press, half-court trap and other defensive wrinkles in the second half to try to work its way back into the game, but Ole Miss kept moving the ball for open shots.
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Within hours of a woman allegedly opening fire at the YouTube campus in San Bruno, California, a range of hosts, reporters, and experts on the National Rifle Association's TV channel had trotted out their mass shooting–response playbook.
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Many of the star players in the Simpson trial are still trotted out to weigh in on current court cases, including the trial of Olympic runner Oscar Pistorius, who was convicted of "culpable homicide" for killing his girlfriend.
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However, some of the motivation to pull Bullet Train from CPAC may also have been instigated by President Donald Trump, who has repeatedly trotted out rambling, scientifically unsupported arguments that violent video games play a role in mass shootings.
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But at its A8s event, Samsung even trotted out two representatives claiming to be Supremes CEOs who, according to Hypebeast, even boasted about Supreme's entry into the Chinese market next year, complete with a towering flagship store in Beijing.
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And the innovation thing is the same single example Pai has trotted out over and over — Charter fretting over rolling out some out-of-home Wi-Fi thing — and some vague obstacles faced by a number of smaller ISPs.
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In an attempt to redirect criticism, Trump trotted out a number of women who'd previously accused Bill Clinton of sexual misconduct and rape, who stood beside him in press conferences and helped him regain the (predominantly white) women's vote.
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As more politicians in DC have begun to focus on Silicon Valley's concentration of power, the tech companies have trotted out multiple lines of defense in what could be a preview of the talking points at the upcoming hearing.
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Just three years later, after two revelations that she was involved with convicted child abusers temporarily obliterated her marketability and forced TLC to cancel the show, she's spent the year being trotted out as a strip club side show.
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President Trump trotted out all the key themes during the rally Friday, and most importantly he showed up to Little Havana in the first place instead of simply making the announcement from the Oval Office or the Rose Garden.
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" A Department of Energy official recently trotted out this line at a coal conference: "We don't have that many young people in this room and we need them … to understand that coal is important and vital to our economy.
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But under these circumstances, in front of these fans, it registered as a cardinal sin, and they showered O'Brien with relentless boos when he came to bat, when he trotted out to first base, whenever he touched the ball.
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Senate Democrats trotted out pathetic Russian-created memes on Facebook, viewed by a handful of human beings, as an excuse for Hillary's loss; Democrats claimed — without evidence — that "fake news" had swamped Facebook and thus led to Trump's victory.
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Though they hold truth, the tired arguments trotted out after mass murders like the one in Parkland to maintain the easy availability of attack weapons are pretexts to preserve the age-old accoutrement that makes men feel like men.
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When I mentioned her offhandedly to a friend once, he trotted out a bunch of vague words that amounted to "gold digger," only to trail off as he realized I was attempting to murder him with my mind — how dare he.
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The blockbuster piece of evidence that's been trotted out so far are a series of texts between Andreessen and Zuckerberg, in which Andreessen backchanneled information to Mighty Mark and coached his pal on how best to sway this supposedly impartial committee.
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If you monitor the street style hits trotted out by BFFs Kendall Jenner and Gigi Hadid as closely as we do (and by close, we're essentially talking bird-watcher status), you'll notice the two start to look alike after a while.
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That said, there's nothing particularly distinctive about the show -- including the ample action and shootouts -- and it risks quickly blending into the roster of buddy-cop dramas that Fox has trotted out with numbing regularity over the last few years.
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These tired arguments that conservation negatively affects fishermen were trotted out in 2014 when the Obama Administration used executive authority to expand the Pacific Remote Islands Marine National Monument, first created by President George W. Bush using the Antiquities Act.
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It was the kind of sentiment that losing candidates have trotted out since time immemorial, a positive gloss to assure your supporters (and perhaps yourself) that all the glad-handing and money-soliciting and speech-making had not been in vain.
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" But beyond this grimy passel of hucksters and third-rate Hannity knockoffs, there has been a small number of conservative experts and thinkers—that is, people with graduate degrees—who have dutifully trotted out ersatz intellectual defenses of "reopening America.
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They've denied the existence of a policy and that they were the first to enforce it, pointed to surges in illegal immigration and fraud, trotted out decades-old court cases and human trafficking laws, blamed Democrats and even cited the Bible.
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The look, trotted out in high gloss, demi-gloss and lipstick-tinted variations, lent unaccustomed luster to the coats, trousers and calf-clutching fetish boots in the collections of Hood by Air, Lacoste, Proenza Schouler and Calvin Klein, to name but a handful.
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"Star Wars is not science fiction" is one of those arguments that gets trotted out a lot, and it's fundamentally true — but tell that to a 4-year-old kid who's just seen the original George Lucas film in a theater in 1977.
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Others — myself included — trusted the official-sounding reports and statistics trotted out by the city and the state-run Department of Environmental Quality, only to watch in horror as the evidence of contamination and neurotoxins in the water became too conspicuous to ignore.
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And the obesity epidemic doesn't exist because more than 200 million individual people lack willpower, or love food too much, or are too lazy to exercise, or whatever other crap is routinely trotted out to explain why any one person is fat.
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Ford brought back its GT in a new paint job, Lincoln has a Navigator Concept that is both impressive in size and design, Porsche trotted out the new 911R, and Mercedes showed off more than one car in mesmerizing matte paint finishes.
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It's the concept that helped skyrocket a previously buttoned up Teen Vogue into the wokeness stratosphere; it's since been trotted out many times as a way to explain the alternate reality being peddled by the president and his cronies in the Oval Office.
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Nissan unveiled its latest concept car at the Tokyo Motor Show, and unlike most forward-looking designs trotted out at auto events, the automaker claims that the tech powering the vehicle isn't as far out in the future as you might expect.
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Instead, the new administration has trotted out what it calls the "America First Energy Plan," which promises to dismantle the Climate Action Plan and the Waters of the U.S. rule, in addition to bringing back clean coal, which more or less doesn't exist.
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Since his tragic passing on Friday, Muhammad Ali's legacy has been trotted out for the world to see, and a lot of light has been shed on the many facets of The Greatest's soulful drive to make the world a more just place.
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The engineers either fade into the background or, as with Samsung's former mobile chief JK Shin, they're trotted out just for a measure of self-effacing humor: "I may not be the best public speaker," said Shin during Samsung's Galaxy S6 launch.
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While Trump may have trotted out massive arms deals with the Saudis, apparently lost on his speechwriters and political choreographers was the reality that many of these arms deals -- totaling more than $350 billion over 10 years -- were actually negotiated under his predecessor.
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Progressive and conservative Christian Democrats are still debating the correct way to deal with the new far right, but the party has already trotted out its own answer to the "What is German" question: the concept of "Leitkultur," or a guiding national culture.
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Republican lawmakers have trotted out a series of floundering defenses of President Donald Trump in the wake of damning evidence of his efforts to strongarm Ukraine into delivering him political dirt while withholding military aid and a White House meeting as leverage.
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Not just, as is always trotted out, because he accelerated great leaps forward in nutrition, in conditioning, in hydration, in sports science, in recruitment and, in later years, in analytics, too, but because of something more fundamental: He opened an entire country's eyes.
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A wave of new books and articles still invoke stereotypes trotted out on election night: Mr. Trump's "angry white voters" were motivated by racism, resentment, "whitelash," declining economic or social status, irrational fears of economic or demographic change, or all of the above.
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Two of Mr. Trump's top lieutenants — Steven Mnuchin and Gary Cohn, both multimillionaires and former Goldman Sachs bankers — trotted out a plan that would slash taxes for businesses and wealthy families, including Mr. Trump's, in the vague hope of propelling economic growth.
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It is, in part, how President Donald Trump became President Donald Trump—where his opponent trotted out lines about how America was "great already," Trump, mushed in between the racist rants, managed to speak some truth about the present condition of workers.
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When Baz Luhrmann trotted out Nicole Kidman and Ewan McGregor in a romantic, visually explosive musical where they sang pop-rock covers like Elton John's "Your Song" in a stylized, refreshing way, the people were smitten, even if critics had mixed feelings.
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Mr. Trump had hoped the 70th anniversary celebration of NATO might provide a flattering stage and a triumphant narrative, even as Democrats on Capitol Hill on Wednesday trotted out sober legal scholars to testify at the House Judiciary Committee's first public impeachment hearing.
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A decade after Clinton's second term ended, this idée fixe was trotted out to excuse liberals' refusal to champion marriage equality (Barack Obama ran explicitly opposed to it, and Hillary Clinton famously was "a big fan of civil unions" until it was safe to flip).
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It's hard to care what happens to Gene Meh (even making him a "meh" seems like a weirdly easy gimme for critics), though a more disciplined screenplay could have trotted out the tired but still accurate children's movie sentiment about always being true to yourself.
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So what ended up happening with her is of course she did all these un-produced pilots, she went on every talk show, and she basically was being trotted out to give the signature Bette Davis one-liners and to talk shit about her costars.
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The ancient Greeks are most often trotted out in reference to historical fighting sports, not necessarily because they practiced it more than other nations or dynasties, but because the Greeks were prolific writers, obsessed with their own history, and their place in the world.
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No orchestra travels better equipped with encores than Vienna, and to the audience's predictable delight, Mr. Gergiev trotted out three chestnuts by Johann Strauss: the sublime "Kaiser Waltzes" and the ridiculous "Pleasure Train" Polka on Friday, and the "Thunder and Lightning" Polka on Sunday.
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For its part, H&M has pushed the envelope when it comes to introducing new categories: Over the past few years, the fast-fashion behemoth has trotted out an eco-friendly Conscious range, performance-geared Sport line, and an upscale, PFW-approved Studio collection.
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But while questions continue to swirl about whether John F. Kelly, the White House Chief of Staff, will survive the scandal — he offered to resign on Friday — in Ms. Hicks' case the West Wing trotted out a host of senior officials to defend her.
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The film opens with a group of haggard actors preparing in a trailer and then trotted out to the scene of a wrecked tram by soldiers and wranglers, where they act as bystanders and witnesses, even giving TV interviews to reporters on the scene.
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"To support H.R. 1215 while elsewhere decrying the growth of the federal government would be to turn federalism into a mere rhetorical tool to be trotted out when it happens to further an agenda," Matt Weibel, the executive director of the Liberty Caucus, wrote.
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I understand it, because for a long time, I was one of those black people trotted out by supposed white friends who invoked my name any time someone called them racist, including my nearly two-decade-long membership in a mostly white evangelical church.
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In June, the Trump administration trotted out its replacement for Obama's signature climate change regulation, which eliminates state-specific carbon dioxide emissions reductions and replaces them with a narrower plan enabling states to upgrade the efficiency of power plants to drive carbon dioxide reductions.
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According to Carryrou's research in Bad Blood, much of which comes from former employees and whistleblowers, Holmes allegedly trotted out The Edison to sales meetings and demonstrations and would have her employees back at Theranos help rig fake successful results which she later presented to wow investors.
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The thing with all three of these villainesses is that what could have, in isolation, passed for a halfway decent story was churned over several times over the course of twenty years, meaning that every time it was trotted out, the formula became more and more unstable.
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Despite much ink spilled, the non-cultural explanations for chronic under-development — and here it's everything from colonialism, the all-purpose favorite, to geography to lack of salt — are routinely trotted out despite their evident implausibility and their obvious foundation in PC strictures rather than facts.
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And while Amazon happily trotted out some of the biggest names in YouTube, including Machinima and Jash, as having already signed onto Video Direct, it's the yeoman YouTubers creating videos outside of the PewDiePie or Michelle Phan hype cycle that will determine the success of Amazon's efforts.
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Ethanol fueling economic growth The National Council of Chain Restaurants has once again trotted out the same tired misinformation to support its claims that the Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS) is a failure ("Senate hearing should be start of RFS repeal," March 6900, The Hill's Congress Blog).
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Ms. Trump's self-professed commitment to corporate gender parity (about as milquetoast as feminism gets, but in Trump's America, radicalism is relative) was trotted out incessantly during the campaign, especially as an antidote to her father's self-professed commitment to nonconsensually sticking his hands on women's genitals.
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Speaking to reporters on Wednesday, Trump trotted out another conspiratorial talking point; he cited a May 2018 letter written by three Democratic US senators urging Ukraine's then–prosecutor general to take seriously the Mueller probe and its investigations into Paul Manafort, who spent years consulting there.
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More than one person trotted out a cliche, but a most apt one ("Shine on you crazy diamond"), while still others spoke for almost everyone who boarded the Shit Town Express and rode it to the end of the line: We all found ourselves truly mourning a total stranger.
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We will continue to be the most important and the strongest actor on the international stage, but the notions that were trotted out at the end of the Cold War about a unipolar order with a single super power at the top are already discredited, and rightly so.
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Instead, Donaldson suggested I ask Helme whether he could "unequivocally state and prove that any actual Nomx users emails were ever hacked," and trotted out a bunch of statistics and news articles about famous email hacks such as the Yahoo breach or a 2014 apparent Gmail hack (that wasn't).
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The peach-kissed pastels depicting the ballerinas may feel a world apart from the smudged inks and acid colors that define the sex workers, but as materials applied to a surface, each acts as a correlative for the surface theatricality, bedazzling or besmirched, that's being trotted out for display.
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They would remember the way Trump loomed threateningly behind Clinton on the debate stage; how he accused Clinton of playing the "woman card"; or how he trotted out the women who accused Clinton's husband of infidelity to intimidate her during an event hours before one of the Democratic debates.
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Negative attacks on medicare for all are constantly trotted out on the Sunday shows and cable news, fixated on at every debate, the president trashed m85033a in a big op-ed and the industry is literally already running tv ads to try to stop medicare for all's momentum.
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Goodell, once again, trotted out some meritocratic fantasy as the real reason Kaepernick's number hasn't been called and because, you know, teams have collectively decided they would literally have five-interceptions-in-a-half Nathan Peterman before even thinking of a guy who brought Jim Harbaugh to the Super Bowl.
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With speakers from the Council on American Islamic Relations (CAIR) – an organization connected to the Muslim Brotherhood – to the NAACP and the National Domestic Workers Alliance, the Women's March, in a shameful manipulation of grief, even trotted out the mothers of Trayvon Martin, Dontre Hamilton, Eric Garner, and Jordan Davis.
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Take National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster, who was trotted out to the press Monday night to push back against reports that Trump had divulged super-classified informationto the Russian foreign minister and ambassador during a meeting last week (and possibly put a key anti-ISIS source in danger by doing so).
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" In Europe, Lucas said the bank 'capitulation' trade was closing as "markets respond to the fact money markets and TLTRO [Targeted Longer-Term Refinancing Operations] loans are not showing any signs of distress and the 'whatever it takes' line is trotted out again by the ECB shoring up default concerns.
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Instead, Macron trotted out a laundry list of small fiscal reforms -- promising a token increase to the minimum wage (100 euros, or $113, per month), ending some tax increases for retirees earning less than 2,000 euros per month and asking companies to provide year-end, tax-free bonuses to workers.
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A cascade of witnesses destroyed Trump&aposs defenses one by oneTrump&aposs allies have trotted out a slew of defenses in the snowballing inquiry, but they&aposve grown weaker in the face of overwhelming testimony from nonpartisan officials, many of whom spoke in defiance of the White House&aposs direct orders.
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About 27 hours after Justify had splashed to victory in the Kentucky Derby, becoming the first horse since 0003 to win the race without having competed as a 2000-year-old, he was trotted out of Barn 217 at Churchill Downs to mug for the cameras and soak up the glory.
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When Peter Biskind profiled Gibson for Vanity Fair in 2011, he spoke to dozens of sources who were willing to spout the same talking points that Weiner trotted out in 2014 — including one anonymous friend who argued that the infamous DUI incident was secretly Gibson's attempt at suicide by cop.
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Business leaders, tenured academics, and every other member of the Liberal Political Establishment was trotted out to stress how terribly complex leaving Europe would be and how they had all these statistics about how neoliberal globalization might be a touch uncomfortable for the poor but that everything otherwise was tickety-boo.
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Take National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster, who was trotted out to the press Monday night to push back against reports that Trump had divulged super-classified information to the Russian foreign minister and ambassador during a meeting last week (and possibly put a key anti-ISIS source in danger by doing so).
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" When I brought up the mass internment of Muslim Uighurs —around a million are now in reëducation camps in the northwestern province of Xinjiang—he trotted out the familiar arguments of government-controlled media: "Would you rather that they be hacking away at bodies at train stations and schools in terrorist attacks?
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While the arguments for accepting the settlement are complex—basically, they boil down to a mix of rock-ribbed legal procedural precedent and a winning parade of Teach The Controversy scientific witnesses trotted out by the NFL and the plaintiff's lawyers—the long-term ramifications of the deal for former football players are not.
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Speaking in Munich, Mr. Esper trotted out the same security warnings the United States has been using for more than a year, telling a packed conference hall of European diplomats and business leaders that the People's Liberation Army and Chinese intelligence were trying to extend their authoritarian state and that Europe must fight back.
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The "solutions" to our debt problems that have been trotted out this year by both Democrats and Republicans—a return to "pay go" budgeting or a balanced budget amendment—amount to little more than what former Wyoming Senator Alan Simpson calls "chest-pounding fakery" because they do little to address the real drivers of our debt.
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When Diana realizes that the villain she's been chasing all this time is, in fact, not the end but just the beginning to a line of villains to be trotted out, no doubt, in subsequent chapters, the movie turns into an eye-rolling digital smackdown that mirrors every other late-period DC (and, to be fair, Marvel) movie smackdown.
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Over a span of three games in early July, New York Mets infielder Wilmer Flores made starts at third and second base—and then, when James Loney was lifted in a double-switch in the top of the fifth inning against the Washington Nationals on July 7th, Flores grabbed his mitt and trotted out to man first base.
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He complained about the rising deficit and trade imbalances with other countries, bragged about his personal wealth, rambled a bit about flaws in the immigration system, said the US should "take the oil" from Iraq, trotted out the phrase "make America great again," and denounced the Republican Party for running lousy campaigns premised on unpopular policies.
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It was somewhere between the time the showgirl dove into a giant, transparent water tank filled with fat, writhing pythons, and the moment a parade of live mini-horses trotted out onstage that I understood what Chef David Le Quellec meant when he said he was looking to achieve "symbiosis" with the Moulin Rouge in his food.
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Ice Cube has been a cornball for a minute now—hell, he's turned it into a brand—and so you can't really knock him for tacky moments like "Real People" from his new Barbershop movie, a well-intentioned but forgettable duet for which he trotted out co-star Common, and flanked with film clips and animated barber poll overlays.
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Beginning in the 1990s, with the growth of stores like Target, cultural commentators spoke often of the democratization of design — the phrase was trotted out to the point of linguistic abuse — a reference to the notion that clothes, teapots, place mats and so on, created to the standards of elite tastes, were now available to a mass audience.
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"I think that what Comcast just did by doing that is proving our point, that you can take a third-party device, put set top box functionality into it, and protect copyright, protect the economic ecosystem, not have to rebuild the network and all these other horrible things that the industry has trotted out," he said.
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Eventually the UFC won the war, buying up PRIDE and closing its doors after briefly flirting with the idea of keeping it going but it was a grand old run while it lasted and the memories it seeded are the reason that the same fighters from a decade ago are still trotted out to headline major events today.
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They claim that moderates like Rouhani and Zairf who championed much of the diplomatic efforts are either dishonest agents trotted out by scheming forces in order to charm a few concession from Western powers before they reveal their true selves, or pitiful pones who will be flicked away by as soon as they are no longer useful.
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I steeled myself against such conventions as Gurira's play got under way and predictable situations were trotted out, such as the toothsome, self-consciously liberal Chris showing up moments after Marvelous's other sister, a strict Africanist named Anne (Myra Lucretia Taylor, who knows that she has a job to do and does it), deplanes from Zimbabwe.
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"If you come into this both as a trader and as a server of the market, I think you will do really well, because the volatility has nothing to do with Trump or Clinton, it has to do with a model that is preempted and trotted out by monetary policy that doesn't work and the lack of fiscal stimulus," he concluded.
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After all, unlike the WWE 22K games that are trotted out every year, No Mercy doesn't have any of the trappings of modern, AAA games: there's no online multiplayer, the graphics can be charitably described as a blurry mess, and there are no commercials starring Arnold Schwarzenegger to promote its existence to the millions of fans who watch Monday Night Raw.
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The discontinuity between the movie and its source material means that classic Carroll inventions like Tweedledee and Tweedledum (Matt Lucas), the Cheshire Cat (Stephen Fry), the Dormouse (Barbara Windsor) and the White Rabbit (Michael Sheen) are trotted out as members of Alice's posse, but except for some signature visual quirks and well-cast voices, they are less characters than decorative nostalgic touchstones.
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Russia election meddling The White House yesterday trotted out some big guns -- Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats, Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen, national security adviser John Bolton, FBI Director Chris Wray -- to relay a powerful message: The Russians are still interfering in the US election system and want to mess with the midterm elections, but we're going to stop them.
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He's trotted out acting ICE Director Homan for press briefings twice in the last month: first at the end of June when it became clear that the health care bill the House of Representatives had passed wouldn't make it through the Senate, and then this week, as it became doubtful that the Senate would pass a health care bill at all.
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There has also been no tamping down the possibility that shortstop Gleyber Torres, who is just 20, and pitcher James Kaprielian, 23, could join the Yankees later this season, although, to date, neither has played above Class A. The Yankees, who two years ago trotted out the oldest opening-day lineup in baseball, will now have one of the youngest.
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The FBI claims that Apple's resistance to help unlock the San Bernardino killer's iPhone negatively impacts the agency's counterterrorism efforts, but it's already had to walk back on some of its arguments—for instance, FBI Director James Comey admitted today that the court order could set a precedent, which undermines the whole "c'mon it's just one terrorist's phone" argument that the government trotted out.
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Sen. Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 21625 crime law authored by Biden Panel: Jill Biden's campaign message MORE (D-Mass.) has trotted out yet another way to spend other people's money: paying off the majority of Americans' student loans and making public colleges free.
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Editorial On a baking-hot evening in Phoenix on Tuesday, in another of the campaign-style rallies in red states that seem to give him strength when he runs into trouble in Washington, President Trump trotted out the usual enemies, the malefactors in the "very dishonest media" and the "anarchists" of the left to whom that very same media had paid too little attention.
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What Thank You for Your Service so effectively chronicles is the way veterans are too often used as political props, willingly or not; they're praised and thanked, but also trotted out and forced to slog through a veterans affairs system that would rather they just quietly rejoin society without asking for too much, or else go back to the battlefield, where they can't complicate the patriotism of those who idealize it.
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For instance, if the term "many sides" sets you off as of this weekend, then your ears definitely pricked up when Jon Snow spoke with the disparate group of prisoners and volunteers at the Wall — Thoros, Beric, the Hound, Tormund, Jorah Mormont, basically every gruff dude Game of Thrones has ever trotted out — who were about to embark on this doomed mission to capture a wight, so that everyone, especially queens, would finally believe in them.
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Four hours later, Markey's well-informed inference was proven true yet again when Facebook trotted out a new blog post titled "Combating Hate and Extremism," It's surely no coincidence the image-troubled social giant is scheduled on Wednesday morning—along with representatives from Twitter and Google—to testify at the grimly titled hearing "Mass Violence, Extremism, and Digital Responsibility" before the Senate's Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee (of which Markey is a member.)Specifically, Facebook is expected to answer for its failure to act during the Christchurch, New Zealand, shooting in March.
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And if she did show insight, told them what was on her mind the day she killed her husband, why and how she did it and what she felt afterward—excitement, guilt, denial, fear, revulsion—if she showed the board how honest and precise she could be in her knowledge of her crime and why she'd committed it, if she spoke openly about the impact it had had on her victim and on others, on society, if she trotted out the whole horror of it, she would, at the same time, freshly reactivate for the parole board all the reasons she'd been locked up in the first place.
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