But it wasn't the boy bands that ultimately undid Pearlman.
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She undid her smooth, sleek ponytail and then redid it.
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But he undid this apparently emollient gesture in two ways.
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But a bureaucratic misstep almost undid Kerry and Lew's decision.
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Jamie Lynn's pregnancy undid her image and ignited moral outrage.
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I think it undid a mistake that President Bush had made.
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And he undid rules that were a nuisance to coal companies.
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Toni whimpered and undid the button and zipper of her jeans.
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Supreme Court decisions undid large parts of McCain-Feingold, and before the
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They did not score again, as three second-half turnovers undid them.
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The 21995st Amendment undid the 223th Amendment and ended prohibition, for instance.
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Vikas pulled up her kurta and undid the drawstrings of her pajamas.
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Ultimately, it was the lying that undid the little we had left.
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Substance abuse and run-ins with the law quickly undid it all.
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The shot nearly undid the efforts of the Nationals' lineup against Maeda.
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Republicans undid the law earlier this year despite intense lobbying from labor.
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He undid me from the tree and put me in the car.
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It was his policy and he undid his policy because he was losing.
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With quick fingers, suddenly sure of himself, he undid the boy's belt buckle.
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But in the end, it was an act of disloyalty that undid her.
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The repeal of the rules under Pai (a former Verizon lawyer) undid all that.
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And, by doing so, undid public land protections made by three presidents before him.
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Social media undid—or at least profoundly damaged—athletes' careers at the 2012 Games.
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Fast forward to this month, and one hasty vote undid all net neutrality protections.
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To assuage them, Bill de Blasio, upon becoming mayor, undid Mr. Bloomberg's circumcision regulations.
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Last year more than 10m couples tied the knot and nearly 4.5m undid it.
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It may be the equivalent of the J'accuse moment that undid another bully, Sen.
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Republicans said they would repeal the statewide bathroom law if Charlotte undid its ordinance.
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He set the folder on the table, undid the elastic band, and reached inside.
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In the mid-1990s, neoliberal policies undid what was left of the leftist reforms.
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It undid the hours I spent finding the perfect chemical cocktail and sobered me up.
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It would be comforting to think that such fantastical pandering was what undid the doctor.
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"I climbed inside, undid her seat belt and asked if she was OK," he said.
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It's possible that his cells actually undid a lot of mutations right after they arose.
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The deal with the church effectively undid a transaction completed just before the Civil War.
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In a final effort, Hesten dove into the water and undid one of the straps.
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Yet determination to do her idol justice nearly undid her during the London run, she said.
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The vicious "Strange Hellos" gave way to "New Skin" where Scott undid her debut LP's reticence.
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Clear rules (like those the FCC just undid) would have kept things pretty cut and dry.
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Under the federal matching design, federal cash and pressure quickly undid that race to the bottom.
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The question was timely because the Trump administration on Wednesday undid standards for lightbulbs' energy efficiency.
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No. 1 was Ajit Pai, the chairman of the Federal Communications Commission, who undid net neutrality.
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I unzipped my coat and undid the scarf that suddenly felt as if it were choking me.
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Where Mr. Obama created a legal status for immigrants brought illegally as children, Mr. Trump undid that.
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We eventually had to meet with the attorney in person afterwards, which undid all of that anyways.
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He undid himself with his megalomania, bullying management style and alliances with the city's more sinister forces.
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As for whether my infrared sauna successfully undid all of my holiday indulgence, I can't really say.
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The S&P 500's decline undid gains from a rally the day before driven by Amazon.
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A Texas federal judge undid an Obamacare provision at the last minute A Texas federal judge undid an Obamacare provision at the last minute Transgender Americans had thought they'd be ringing in the new year with an assured entitlement to healthcare under a new anti-discrimination provision of Obamacare.
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Doubtfire, where I took Robin Williams's face and completely undid everything on Robin's face to make another character.
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So, I undid my flies (sure), leant back on the sofa, and got stuck into the penultimate round.
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That was the same year the GOP-controlled state legislature overode Brownback's veto and undid his tax cuts.
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But it was the Dust Bowl and the legislation that followed that very nearly undid all the Wilders.
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But an old foe and a rising star who could become a future tormentor ultimately undid the Mets.
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In the kitchen of their lovely shop, Talbott and Arding Cheese and Provisions, we undid its winding sheet.
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Trump's response, part of his "always punch back" strategy, most likely undid whatever progress he may have made.
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But his decision to invade neighboring Ukraine and annex Crimea undid Sochi's Olympic glory, almost overnight, experts said.
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Along with bringing its feminist underpinnings to the foreground, Ledgerwood undid P&D's insistence on order through repetition.
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It would be ironic, and tragic, if Mr Najib undid his father's legacy to preserve his own career.
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In the meantime, Congress and the states added 17 more, though one, the 21st, undid another, the 18th.
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Obama last week undid a regulatory framework seen as key to any implementation of Trump's proposed Muslim registry.
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But what pushed the case forward — and finally undid Mr. Peralta — was a series of seemingly innocuous transactions.
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The only way to save it would be to restore the privacy protection rules that what the Republicans undid.
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Instead he got the nation deeper and deeper into a quagmire that eventually undid him and had disastrous consequences.
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Ahead, 12 horror stories from your favorite tweezer-happy celebs — plus, how they finally undid the damage years later.
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But his absence undid something that needed to be fastened shut, and the terror was glad to sweep in.
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"Watching my son be a pallbearer for his best friend just about undid me," Montgomery recalled over the phone.
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Rand Paul, the other Republican senator from Kentucky, never got on board, claiming McConnell's approach never fully undid Obamacare.
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The black and white photographs are iconic; it was the moment four young men from Liverpool undid feminine decorum.
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That may have rattled Lester, and he undid himself, walking Mike Napoli and Carlos Santana to load the bases.
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During the interview, she undid a few of her shirt buttons to show that she continues to wear it.
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We undid some of the regulations that were made that made it very difficult, but I'm not blaming anybody.
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Email undid Enron and played a small part in the recent fall of Travis Kalanick, Uber's former chief executive.
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He passed now beyond any sense of danger to a blank expectant place as he undid the paddle leash.
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Seb encouraged Jeff to be violent, and despite Jeff's massive overcorrection towards kindness his repressed anger undid his life's work.
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Inflation soared when Macri undid Fernandez's currency controls, though it is expected to fall to around 17 percent next year.
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So, this little guy undid his pants and starts to do the business that we all need to do sometimes.
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Michael Honig, president of Napa Valley's Honig Vineyard & Winery, said prior tariff increases undid 20183 years of investment in China.
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It's a trait that undid his past two presidential bids, and we've already seen it on display this time around.
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In fact, the longer I thought about "Untitled," the more I realized how many assumptions about sculpture that it undid.
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Hillary Clinton's "basket of deplorables" comment qualifies as contempt, although her subsequent expression of regret undid some of its effects.
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He also signed a secretarial order that undid agency rules for reducing the environmental impacts of activities on federal lands.
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The next year, in simultaneous ceremonies, the two men undid the excommunications of 1054 that had set the schism in motion.
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This combination of bad luck and slow implementation undid him as investors lost confidence in his ability to turn things around.
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Apple rolled out a fix in May, but accidentally undid the security patch in its latest update, iOS 12.4, in July.
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Pence's absence undid some careful organizing, according to a seating diagram provided by a South Korean government source and protocol experts.
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That undid all of the damage done to the greenback in Asian trading and pushed it higher in morning European trade.
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The company arguably created and then led the market for mobile phones for years, until the shift to smartphones undid it.
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The supposed point of this new system is to do away with the rot and corruption that undid the old one.
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This scheme has the same fatal flaw that undid all earlier #NeverTrump strategies: It completely ignores the preferences of Republican voters.
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That simple promise of solidarity, in a moment when the mistreatment of women had been dismissed by so many, undid me.
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But to many in the gay community, the decision undid much of the evolution the league had made with Shaw's punishment.
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The Kansas-Nebraska Act seemingly undid that compromise, enabling future states to decide slavery's fate on their own through popular sovereignty.
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Another regional legislator gave her the traditional French double kiss and pat on the back in greeting — and undid her bra.
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One seeks reinstate a decision removing protections for the gray wolf around the Great Lakes, after a judge undid the decision.
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Chile's best generation, moulded by a succession of Argentine coaches, undid Messi's World Cup finalists 2016 (United States): Argentina v Chile.
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That undid the sixth-inning momentum of the Phillies, who had gotten some much-needed juice from slugging first baseman Ryan Howard.
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Seth Lugo undid the two walks and a single allowed by Jeurys Familia and got the last two outs of the inning.
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And did the technology that undid me allow me to be in touch with people and have kind of more superficial relationships?
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Isenberg's analysis, however, suggests that the children of this era undid much of the urban pluralism that their stodgier precursors had wrought.
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It's hard to believe $100,000 in ads with various messages — not all of them pro-Trump — undid the $85033 billion Clinton machine.
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Their colleague's disgrace undid a painstaking, years long strategy of replacing his funnyman's past with the gravitas of a serious political player.
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It was the most high-profile of several mistakes that undid the German's championship bid last year and surely the most painful.
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My hands shook as I undid my belt at the urinals, out of excitement or dread, I felt I could hardly breathe.
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And the final song, "Arose," is an imaginative look backward at his unchecked early days and the obstacles that nearly undid him.
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Democrats and moderate Republicans won several seats in the State Legislature in 2016 and undid much of Mr. Brownback's signature tax policy.
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We have more on the three jumps that undid Nathan Chen's hopes for gold, and the fitness secret behind Adam Rippon's abs.
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Johnson's acquittal undid the Union's victory in the Civil War, allowed the Confederacy to win the peace, and nearly destroyed the Republic.
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The market intervention partly undid the government's efforts in previous years to privatize part of its huge holdings of large Chinese enterprises.
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The Musketeers dominated the glass 219-24, but undid themselves with poor shooting and their inability to take care of the ball.
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Yet perhaps the most significant challenge facing black female candidates, according to strategists, is one that eventually undid Ms. Harris's effort: money.
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Matt Bevin (R), undid the executive order — just as easily taking away from ex-felons what the former governor had given them.
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" Avengers: Infinity War" introduced us to a darker side of Thor — but "Endgame" undid that work by trivializing his tragic story line.
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There was the chaos of the 1968 Democratic National Convention in Chicago, and the disgrace of the Watergate scandal that undid President Nixon.
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They quickly undid any good will when they made Pharah's father Native American, a detail confirmed within some throwaway text in an artbook.
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Mr. Ghosn was keenly aware of the need for automakers to combine forces, and, in part, his fervor undid his relationship with Nissan.
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Crocodile hunts can go on for weeks, but living near people had made Singko bold, and that undid him in just two days.
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What undid P.S.G. that night was not a lack of talent, but an absence of resolve, an inability to cope in unfavorable circumstances.
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NORTHEASTERN SYRIA — The prison guards undid a giant padlock, swung open a heavy metal door and gestured for us to enter the cell.
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But with another generation poised to inherit the papers, he said, he hoped to avoid the family squabbles that undid other publishing dynasties.
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Nothing that happened last week suggested the next recession is any nearer, or undid the strength of corporate results this quarter and next.
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During this ban, telephone companies were ordered to block WhatsApp indefinitely, but the higher court's decision undid the ban within a matter of hours.
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He has overseen victories against Arsenal, Manchester City and Chelsea, often with play far more sophisticated than the high-ball tactic that undid Liverpool.
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After she undid her hair and fluffed the black curls, she felt like she was looking at a woman she hadn't seen in ages.
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The first method was rigging election machines in very specific counties, but Olivia and Huck found Eli out and undid the B-613 hacking.
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He also undid a rule on mining clean-up and tried to overturn Clinton standards on forest protection, an effort rejected by the courts.
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Jio undid the tyranny of flatness by introducing gradated tones into his bands, thereby melding two seemingly incommensurable vocabularies: volumetric surfaces with flat ones.
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In Arizona, where elections are getting closer, a federal appeals court undid strict limits on ballot collection and votes cast at the wrong precinct.
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Other actions to hinder Obamacare include: —Trump last week undid an Obamacare mandate for employers to cover birth control in company-sponsored healthcare plans.
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As a result, they pushed for more, setting the stage for a rapid escalation in tensions which undid session after session of hard-fought negotiations.
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Jason Chen completely undid Apple's veil of secrecy around its upcoming iPhone launch at a time when the company was at its most leak-proof.
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In the small hours of July 6th, Turkey's president undid much of the recent progress by sacking Murat Cetinkaya, the head of the central bank.
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Steve Bullock seemed to empty the tank too early because his closing statement was a stumbling, staggering mess that undid any good he accomplished earlier.
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As the music comes to an end, my group and I shuffled backstage, and I immediately undid the ribbons holding my hair in tight buns.
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Woods managed to go even par through the next 10 holes but undid that good work by four-putting from 40 feet at the 13th.
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The catalog, which was introduced around 1891, undid the power of the storekeeper, the landlord and, by extension, the racially marked consumerism of Jim Crow.
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An appeals court declined Wednesday to reconsider its September decision that undid a previous court ruling overturning the Obama administration's fracking rule for federal land.
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In a statement sent to students Wednesday evening, the university undid a stringent admissions decision by readmitting 290 students whose acceptance letters were previously rescinded.
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And although I liked the character in later years, I wasn't so thrilled when he came back, because that sort of undid the power of it.
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Racehorses are injected with EPO, the blood-doping hormone that undid Lance Armstrong, and fed cobalt, which also increases the oxygen-carrying capacity of the blood.
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And earlier this month, Pai loudly backed Republican legislation that undid rules preventing internet providers from selling personal user information, such as browsing histories, to advertisers.
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Last year, the Senate failed to overturn President Obama's vetoing of a decision to repeal WOTUS after Congress undid the measure using the Congressional Review Act.
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A. There are a lot of different opinions as to the legality of the executive order when President Obama did it, and President Trump undid it.
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In fact, there's a prominent exhibit at the park's Giant Forest Museum chronicling how the government nearly undid the trees' entire ecosystem through misunderstandings and mismanagement.
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Conservative chancellor George Osborne undid this in a 2012 law, handing supervision back to the central bank, arguing that the divorce had contributed to the financial crisis.
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"Tell me more about how safe I am," I begged, as his warm hands gently undid the back of my skirt, letting it drop to the floor.
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That undid all of the damage done to the greenback earlier in the day and pushed it higher as European traders got down to business on Thursday.
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But his loquaciousness undid him when he had to drop out of the 1988 race after using unattributed quotes by former British Labour Party leader Neil Kinnock.
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On Deja's first night there, she and Beth got into a huge fight, and then Deja spitefully undid all of the work Beth did on her hair.
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In a single phone call with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan last month, President Donald Trump undid years of US-led efforts against ISIS in just minutes.
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The skirmish, and Mr. Odinga's promise of continued provocation, undid feelings of relief in a city where many people, whatever their politics, say they simply want normality.
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What we got in the exchange was a powerful platform, but that platform undid all of the work we'd spent years perfecting and the trust we'd earned.
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By failing to prepare for a phone call with Turkey's leader, and then allowing himself to be manipulated, Trump undid years of work in the Middle East.
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We inherited decisions that they made, and that's fine ... We undid some of the regulations that were made that made it very difficult, but I'm not blaming anybody.
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He also undid a retweet in which a former associate counsel in President Barack Obama's White House blasted Trump's move to make White House officials sign nondisclosure agreements.
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For example, one of the four major environmental reversals undid a rule that would have required coal companies to keep toxic debris from mountaintop mining out of waterways.
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I'd like for the next presidency, whoever we have next, to undo the damage that was done by Trump, all the work that he undid from Obama's term.
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The ending of Thunder-Spurs undid the very fabric of NBA reality, inverting the entirety of the basketball universe so that Dion Fucking Waiters was at its center.
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None of it undid the impact of his first answer, to a question about whether Democrats had voted for "risk" in Iowa by supporting Bernie Sanders and Pete Buttigieg.
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Crime, already on the decline in American city centres, seems to fall even further in gentrifying neighbourhoods, as MIT economists observed after Cambridge, Massachusetts, undid its rent-control scheme.
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That's when a bystander, whom Trejo described as a "young woman" in the video, stepped in and undid the buckle, and together they pulled the baby from the vehicle.
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They undid the Dutch in qualifying and beat Italy in a playoff before topping a group in which Germany finished bottom and dispensing with Switzerland in the second round.
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The officer spotted a small bag of marijuana in the ashtray, ordered Mr. Castile out of the car, handcuffed him, undid his belt, loosened his pants and searched inside.
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Back in March, the Republicans rammed another resolution through the House that undid an Obama administration reform that prevented broadband internet providers from selling customer information to third-parties.
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Confronted about Mr. Trump's chauvinism, she snapped back that women who were in poverty were not served during the Obama years, as though that somehow undid her boss's history.
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Last night's episode, "What Comes After," not only undid that invigorating switcheroo, but it subverted the entire matter of Rick Grimes' expected departure, moving things in an entirely new direction.
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Wacha threw a season-high seven innings Thursday night at Arizona, fanning nine but losing 3-0 as he allowed a pair of homers that undid his otherwise good work.
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He leapt on the inside at the Loews hairpin and passed Irvine, who hit the barriers, stopped and undid his seatbelts, only to get push started and resume the race.
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Mr. Obama undid much of Mr. Bush's No Child Left Behind education program, but kept his Medicare prescription medicine program, his AIDS-fighting program and most of his counterterrorism apparatus.
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But his unscripted boasts about the crowd size at the inauguration and his claims that the agency's workforce supported him politically undid much of the credit he got for coming.
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While the market made broad gains and undid most of Monday's losses, it is still down substantially this year, and there are signs investors have big worries about the global economy.
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Thanks to the combined work of the Avengers, who undid what Thanos' (Josh Brolin) fatal snap in Marvel's newest superhero outing, every dusted human and Avenger is back in the world.
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In its decision, the 9th Circuit undid the lower court's nationwide preliminary injunction — which had blocked Trump's order from taking effect across the country — by vacating that portion of the opinion.
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"I got him, I [undid] the umbilical cord from around his leg, put him on Mommy's chest and then within seconds he's bobbing around, looking for the breast," the actor continues.
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Under President Donald Trump, the Bureau of Land Management in March undid two Obama-era directives preventing Cadiz from using a federal railroad right-of-way to build a water pipeline.
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Even so-called "skinny" repeal, which undid the mandates and little else, would have reduced the number of insured by 16 million compared to Obamacare, according to the Congressional Budget Office.
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" March 4: " The Obama administration made a decision on testing and that turned out to be very detrimental to what we're doing, and we undid that decision a few days ago.
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All good — until a new update, iOS 12.4, inadvertently undid the patch and once again made the devices susceptible to the attack, making it necessary to quickly issue this supplemental update.
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Thiem undid all his good work in the next game, netting an easy volley on the first point and gifting Nadal three more unforced errors to hand over the first set.
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No wonder Christie and other Republicans pounded away at the minor skirmish the United States had with Iran, trying to equate it with the hostage crisis which undid Jimmy Carter's political career.
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But bogeys on the 13th and 15th holes undid some of his progress up the leaderboard, although a birdie on the 17th allowed him to end the day on a high note.
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She believes her record at State undid "damage that the Bush administration did in terms of the perception of the United States in Muslim majority countries around the world," the aide said.
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We inherited decisions that they made, and that's fine," Trump said, adding that "we undid some of the regulations that were made that made it very difficult, but I'm not blaming anybody.
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"A lot here is going to center on 'China undid some of the impact of the initial round of tariffs, so you can appreciate the RMB and help us out,'" said Brooks.
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The collapse in commodity prices that undid Venezuela was accompanied by a sharp reversal of capital flows to emerging economies that began in 2011 and gathered pace during the "taper tantrum" of 2013.
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And so what Sessions has done goes with the narrative you just said about making wrong decisions because he basically undid 20 years of precedent law of other judges within the immigration system.
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By overruling the Quill remote sales tax precedent on June 28503, the U.S. Supreme Court undid 22019 years of legal standards that businesses and consumers had relied on in all manner of decision.
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Just as The Unwomanly Face of War undid patriarchal narratives about war, so too does Last Witnesses revise the idealized vision of a patriotic childhood that permeates post-Soviet nostalgia to this day.
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Hansel Robles, pitching in relief, undid the work of Steven Matz and Neil Walker, whose blistering bat smashed a go-ahead home run off Zack Greinke, the Arizona starter, in the sixth inning.
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So, they basically just undid the ancient mutation that changed our red blood cells from those of our ape kin, with the result being, "enhancement of P. knowlesi invasion," according to the paper.
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" He said on March 5: "They made some decisions which were not good decisions...We undid some of the regulations that were made that made it very difficult, but I'm not blaming anybody.
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At the same time, she undid geometry's inflexibility and optical purity — at least as Frank Stella manifested it in his celebrated paintings — clearing a field in which unruliness and awkwardness can become manifest.
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Then, in 212, a divided court undid much of Brown's legacy by proclaiming that districts could not consider an individual student's race when making school assignments — even if the purpose was to desegregate.
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His candidacy has angered Democrats, who are stung in part because they effectively undid their nominating process in 2014 to let Mr. Orman serve as their de facto standard-bearer against Mr. Roberts.
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Pai, who has generally supported sidecar arrangements because he says they allow small TV stations to pool resources, also undid a Wheeler rule change that had gutted broadcasters' latitude to strike them up.
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Pamela Lopez, 35, a lobbyist who said she was followed into the bathroom by a lawmaker who undid his pants and asked her to touch his genitals, said she never considered reporting the episode.
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Until now, though, given everything else that was going on — first, Liberal Democrat coalition partners who supported the ban, then the Brexit imbroglio that undid David Cameron's brief second term — that vote never happened.
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That turned out to be the costliest of a series of mistakes in 2018 that undid his title charge, handing Mercedes rival Lewis Hamilton — who won in Germany — a lead that the Briton never relinquished.
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Russia's 2-1 defeat by Slovakia undid all the good work of their resilience in snatching a late equalizer against England and leaves them vulnerable to an early return home and charges of under-achievement.
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Trump's order also undid a 2016 executive action that required the military to plan and prepare for climate impacts, such as rising seas at naval and air force bases that threaten to inundate expensive equipment.
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The memory made him feel old, and that feeling of age, of wrinkles loosening not just in the skin but the soul, undid the rush of confidence he had felt walking up from the subway.
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He undid some bad decisions, culled underperforming product lines mercilessly, then oversaw a hit parade of products — the iMac, iPod, iPhone and iPad — that eventually turned Apple into the most valuable company in the world.
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Presumably, if Republicans had wanted to vote for a bill that also repealed the ACA's Medicaid expansion, rescinded its exchange subsidies, and undid its suite of regulatory changes, they would have written a bill like that.
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At one point, the woman said, she broke down in tears; Mr. Greitens responded by consoling her, she said, and then, as she continued crying, he undid his pants and moved his penis near her face.
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The revised decree undid changes to the definition involving exhaustive working hours and degrading work conditions and also removed limitations on the publication of a "dirty list" of employers subjecting workers to conditions similar to slavery.
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Still, what sounds at first like naïve hopefulness soon blurs into cynicism since the answer Morrissey gives, time and again, reduces to "messaging" and "tone": What undid Romney in 19503 was in large part a misunderstanding.
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"So many things seem filled with the intent to be lost," Elizabeth Bishop wrote, and, as much as my specific sadness, it was just that—the sheer quantity and inevitability of further suffering—that undid me.
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If Trump undid all these executive orders and actions, he would effectively eliminate nondiscrimination protections for millions of LGBTQ people employed by the federal government and contractors, as well as thousands of trans students in public schools.
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Yet none of this means that markets could not turn against Italy with greater violence—if, say, a populist government undid recent reforms, opened the fiscal taps or picked a fight with bureaucrats in Brussels or Frankfurt.
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On Sunday, bad bounces and ill-timed miscues undid Baltimore, including an illegal shift penalty that negated an audacious, successful fake punt that Ravens Coach John Harbaugh boldly chose to try at his own 224-yard line.
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Maybe some other year it might have been easier to get invested in April's Chappaquiddick or this month's The Front Runner, both of them prestige-projecting dramas about the scandals that undid the presidential hopes of Democrats past.
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It would be annoying to have to wear long gloves, but then just think if someone slowly undid the buttons in the back of a carriage, as Daniel Day-Lewis did with Michelle Pfeiffer's glove in the movie.
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The Wii U undid so much of Nintendo's good work expanding its own userbase, because its tablet-based design was a half-hearted attempt to keep up with current trends rather than defining its own need to exist.
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"I worked so hard to believe I existed, that I was a solid being, and the needle always undid me—the ease of its entry, like a hand passing through a ghost," he writes in The Light Years.
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A Twitter spokesperson told BuzzFeed News that Trump never deleted or undid the retweet and that the issue was caused by an unspecified system outage that led certain tweets to be visible to some accounts but not others.
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The somber forecast undid an initial rise in shares of the world's biggest drinks maker after it topped forecasts for revenue and profit, helped by a reboot of its Diet Coke brand that has introduced new flavors and cans.
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When the shot of Marion driving the car is intercut, just for a second, with Lady Bird doing the same — that's the moment, in a film full of moments that made me ache for my mom, that undid me.
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"I think it began with 9/11, because 9/11 undid a sense of security" and was soon followed by "the disastrous invasion of Iraq" and then the economic turmoil that began in late 2008 with the financial crisis.
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Having equivocated at his first press conference on Saturday, Mr Trump said what was needed on Monday and then undid all his good work on Tuesday—briefly uniting Fox News and Mother Jones in their criticism, surely a first.
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Ten years ago, Steve Jobs hopped on stage at Macworld 2008 and did another one of his seemingly impossible magic tricks: He undid the string on a manila envelope, pulled out the MacBook Air, and forever changed laptops forever.
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"And we undid that decision a few days ago so that the testing can take place in a much more rapid and accurate fashion," the President said, characteristically looking for someone else to blame when his leadership is criticized.
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Ms. Liebman said groups representing workers would probably argue that the conflict-of-interest problems that undid the earlier attempt to change the joint-employer standard also doom the rule-making approach in light of Mr. Emanuel's significant role.
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Reading and watching—it wasn't long before Altman's and Didion's projects merged in my mind, where they constituted a kind of mini-Zeitgeist, one that troubled, undid, and then remade my ideas about how feminism might inform popular art.
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And when the Avengers finally won against Thanos and undid his snap, the scene in which Scott, Hope Van Dyne, and Cassie are finally together as a happy family, looking up at the fireworks, was a moment years in the making.
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To repair the damage, Ethereum's management created a hard fork in the software which undid the theft but also ended up splitting Ethereum into two separate cryptocoins: Ethereum and Ethereum Classic (which Hoskinson was involved in, through IOHK, at one point).
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No, it took 13 months of racist, sexist, stupid comments before he finally undid himself with the trifecta of attacking the family of a slain soldier, ridiculing the Purple Heart and suggesting that the pro-gun crowd assassinate Hillary Clinton.
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Twitter's move might be a small one, but the previous system undid some of the good done by adding more inclusive emoji, encouraging people to continue to use the default colors and genders to stay within Twitter's character count limit.
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Colombia, though, will not allow themselves to relax despite Vidal's absence and are prepared for a pressing game from Chile like the one that undid Mexico regardless of who replaces Vidal, whose role is likely to be taken by Charles Aranguiz.
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One week after they put on arguably the most exciting game of the season, Ohio State and Penn State undid all of that good will by submarining theirs and, by extension, quite possibly the Big Ten's chances at a national title.
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So, on Friday morning, he killed it -- and, in so doing, undid weeks of negotiations by leaders of his own party and sowed just the sort of chaos and political confusion no party wants less than five months before an election.
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Complacency and prevarications at two disastrous appearances before Congress – with his belated forfeiture of $41 million in unvested stock awards – undid the good work that made Wells Fargo unusually solid among big American banks during and after the 2008 mortgage crisis.
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When Jack Welch took over leadership in 1981, he immediately undid the work of his predecessor, Reginald Jones, declaring that all GE businesses had to be No. 1 or No. 2 in their respective industries or risk being sold off.
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Recently, while I was inchworming the end of a string through a pair of sweatpants — and accidentally undid 45 minutes of work when I pulled a little too hard — I refused to continue living my life until I found an alternative solution.
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Trump's actions inspiring activism In April, Trump signed an executive order that revoked an Obama-era policy that made companies with federal contracts comply with 14 civil rights and labor laws, an action that opponents say undid victories for women in the workplace.
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"I don't agree necessarily with the parliamentarian's ruling there, that the billion dollars that ZTE paid is something we should have had to offset if we undid the deal, but we have to live by the law," Smith said Thursday on the floor.
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I undid her swaddle, strapped the tiny sock, called the Owlet Smart Sock, to her tiny foot, redid her swaddle, checked my phone for her oxygen level, which registered an encouraging 98 percent, and drifted off, musing about the missing 2 percent.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump says he doesn't want NYT in the White House Veterans group backs lawsuits to halt Trump's use of military funding for border wall Schiff punches back after GOP censure resolution fails MORE undid many of Obama's lobbying rules.
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At the former, where he was also paired with Mr Molinari on the final day, Mr Woods briefly secured the lead all to himself before miscues undid him on the back nine—just as they would do to his rivals at this year's Masters.
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Trump's only action on guns as president undid restrictions aimed at mental illness by signing a measure that nixed a regulation that required the Social Security Administration to disclose information quarterly to the national gun background check system about certain people with mental illness.
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"The Obama administration made a decision on testing that turned out to be very detrimental to what we're doing, and we undid that decision a few days ago so that the testing can take place in a much more accurate and rapid fashion," Mr. Trump said.
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Sadly for Mr. Glaser, Jeff Bridges undid much of his hard work two decades later, with his Dude character in "The Big Lebowski" seizing on a similar sofa-throwish cardigan — also known as the Westerley cardigan, by Pendleton — as a signifier of sunbaked, aging-hipster dissolution.
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The right is delighted because Emanuel is a prominent overclass Democrat, an enforcer for the last two Democratic presidents, the man who led the midterm "thumping" that undid George W. Bush's congressional majorities in 2006, and the mayor of a city that's a case study in one-party misgovernment.
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It's been a years-long process "When we realized this, we looked back and we just undid that fix and brought the bug back, because that's how it worked in 1.12, and we are aiming for authenticity in the core gameplay systems as closely as possible," Gonzalez said.
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"The Obama administration made a decision on testing that turned out to be very detrimental to what we're doing, and we undid that decision a few days ago so that the testing can take place in a much more accurate and rapid fashion," Trump said earlier in March.
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The girl gave a barely perceptible nod, and sat very still as Betty undid the buttons on the white shirt, and, with a gentle yank, pulled the shirt open to expose a warm expanse of chest and stomach, with a white bra like a bridge between the two sides.
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Waterstone Mortgage, Judges William Bauer, Amy Barrett and Amy St. Eve of the 73th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals undid a collective arbitration judgment of more than $10 million for 174 employees of Waterstone, a mortgage lending company, citing the U.S. Supreme Court's ruling last June in Epic Systems v. Lewis.
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Just think about Charlotte, North Carolina, which tried to do the same and subsequently faced backlash by the state, which drafted an anti-trans bill called House Bill 2 (HB2) that undid the progress Charlotte had done, and threw NC into financial chaos, costing the state more than $3 billion.
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In 2011, DC Comics instituted a relaunch of 52 of its titles called the "The New 52," which essentially undid those titles' previous storylines and "reset" them at a new starting point; it was characterized at the time as a way to make the comics more accessible to new readers.
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Ogden, decided in 1824, he undid a monopoly charter granted to Robert Fulton and Robert Livingston by the state of New York for steamboat passage on the Hudson River, reasoning that the Congress's grant of a coastal license to other steam vessels represented a valid exercise of the federal commerce power.
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The US's decision to pull out of northeastern Syria, leaving its partners, the Syrian Democratic Forces, to fight a Turkish incursion into the area was "a rotten policy decision" that undid US gains against ISIS and would have long-term consequences for the US, on veteran of anti-ISIS operations told Insider.
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President Ronald Reagan later undid much of that, for example by allowing the FBI a free hand to enter the premises of dozens of Christian and other organizations viewed as critical of his foreign policy, but by this time American politics had entered a more conservative phase, and the bureau's stock rose.
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These reforms undid much of the damage caused by then-Governor Kathleen SebeliusKathleen SebeliusMark Halperin inks book deal 2628 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care Biden, Harris tangle over heath care in Democratic debate MORE, who would go on to push for massive welfare expansions in the Obama administration.
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Regardless of whether you relate more to Juno's stepmother, who views the pregnancy as "a precious blessing from Jesus in [a] garbage dump of a situation," or the sardonic clerk who sells Juno a pregnancy test, who calls it "one doodle that can't be undid, homeskillet," you have to admit that that's some terrible dialogue.
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"No matter how you spin it, this is unfortunate symbolism," said one senior European diplomat of Tillerson's plan to skip the April 5-6 NATO Brussels meeting, saying it undid the work of Trump's vice president and defense minister, who visited NATO headquarters in February to provide reassurances after Trump's criticism of the alliance.
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"The Obama administration made a decision on testing that turned out to be very detrimental to what we're doing, and we undid that decision a few days ago so that the testing can take place at a much more accurate and rapid fashion," Mr. Trump said during a White House meeting with airline executives.
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"The Obama administration made a decision on testing that turned out to be very detrimental to what we're doing, and we undid that decision a few days ago so that the testing can take place in a much more accurate and rapid fashion," Trump said at a White House meeting with airline executives in early March.
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His hand drifted to his jeans and he paused, letting the encouragement rise, looking around the circle until he found D., eager as the rest, hooting and calling take it off, and with a look that seemed to dedicate the act to her, the whole evening, the night and the sea, he undid the buttons of his fly and stripped.
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They just didn't know what exactly that world would look like until, well, Endgame hit theaters — and even then, that movie offered more of an endpoint for this phase of the MCU following the death of Tony Stark, the retirement of Steve Rogers, and Thor's new adventures with the Guardians of the Galaxy than a hint at how the world changed after the Avengers undid Thanos's snap.
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Interior Secretary Ryan ZinkeRyan Keith ZinkeNew policy at Interior's in-house watchdog clamps down on interactions with press Overnight Energy: EPA proposes scrapping limits on coal plant waste | Appointee overseeing federal lands once advocated selling them | EPA lifts Obama-era block on controversial mine Latest appointee overseeing federal public lands once advocated to sell them MORE undid the moratorium in March 2017 and stopped the environmental review process.
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I mean, it sort of undid him at the end, but the reason he was so obsessed is because he was rewarded insanely for it from the late 70s through the early 80s and he had enough of a war chest, he had about $400 million and that was enough actual equity that at the height of the LBO crisis, he could look at Viacom, this sort of ... Leveraged buyout crisis.
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