But few fights are now likely to go unpicked in Wisconsin.
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By the time that law was unpicked, Westminster was patrolled by conservationists.
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Gove has unpicked some of Grayling's policies, but is sticking with his probation privatization.
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I see the unpicked grapes have turned to small sweet raisins on their vine.
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Worries are rising too that some of the country's previous reforms could be unpicked.
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Once unpicked, the four freedoms (movement of goods, services, capital and labour) might easily unravel.
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Any utterance by a public figure can be unpicked in search of its ulterior motive.
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They have primarily viewed immigration as a policy problem, to be unpicked through bipartisan compromise.
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White men check the plants and start yelling if just one tomato is left unpicked.
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A separate IMF working paper late last year unpicked some of what is happening in America.
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But if some low-hanging fruit still go tragically, lethally unpicked, progress is not merely possible.
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Last year, unpicked fruit on farms were left to rot due to the shortage of workers.
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Are the cables a direct allusion to the Gordian Knot, hopelessly tangled, never to be unpicked?
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Or at least a sense that their founding tie to the U.K. might just have been unpicked.
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If Britain is to leave the negotiating chamber with its pockets unpicked, their ilk is sorely needed.
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The winery still had five acres of unpicked grapes and 10 tons of the fruit in the cellar.
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Equally, Labour is concerned that any promises it makes to Mrs May could be quickly unpicked by her successor.
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The choices are made with the understanding that whatever goes unpicked would become an enemy dead-set on killing you.
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To avoid repeating the same mistake, the thinking goes, Democrats need a big-bang reform that cannot be unpicked later.
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Mujtaba Rahman of the Eurasia Group consultancy says the EU sees the withdrawal agreement as a compromise that cannot be unpicked.
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Self-bestowed amnesties by military regimes were repealed in Argentina and unpicked by the courts in Chile, but not in Brazil.
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In addition to potential damage to vineyards from fire itself, experts say sustained exposure to heavy smoke can taint unpicked grapes.
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The crops most likely to go unpicked will be leafy greens, celery, broccoli, cauliflower, radishes, and melons, one growers' association said.
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We have to be realistic—the global drug war has been with us for fifty years, and it's not going to be unpicked overnight.
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In addition to potential damage to vineyards from fire itself, sustained exposure to heavy smoke can taint unpicked grapes, according to wine-making experts.
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Industries that rely heavily on low-paid migrants have already voiced their worries about the departure of Europeans, warning of strawberries rotting in fields, unpicked.
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While retrospectives marking the 40th anniversary tended to gloss over the fact, this time around the paradox of women's role in 1968 is finally being unpicked.
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The crops most likely to go unpicked will be leafy greens, celery, broccoli, cauliflower, radishes, and melons, Dave Puglia of the Western Growers Association told Reuters.
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In this, "Nightflyers" is in stark contrast to "Game of Thrones", where the backstories of each character are endlessly unpicked to give them complicated behaviours and desires.
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Finally, it was the turn of the Brazilians, unpicked early by the counter-attacking of Belgium's richly talented side and unable to quite clamber back into the contest.
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Regulators have unpicked the most controversial parts of the distribution model used by AMP, with companies no longer allowed to pay commissions to advisers for recommending new products.
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But when its lies are so painstakingly and publicly unpicked, and its veneer of untruth ripped away, there is undoubtedly reputational damage to the authority of Vladimir Putin.
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If left unpicked for two or three days the beads cover up and the tree stops bleeding, maybe for the rest of the season, which lasts until May or June.
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That translated to at one point about 35 tons of apples going unpicked until they could be used only to make juice, which is less lucrative than apples for consumption.
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But EU leaders have repeatedly warned that single market access is defined by the bloc's four freedoms - free movement of goods,capital, services and people - and that they cannot be unpicked.
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Our obituary unpicked some of the tidiness of Nancy Reagan's life (Just say no), and Johnson was moved to muse on punctuation by the passing of Ray Tomlinson (You've got mail).
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In recent years, there have been too few people to complete the task even at higher pay rates, so companies have planted less and have even allowed crops to go unpicked.
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In the run-up to each ballot, the interwoven strands that make up this diverse nation's ethnic fabric are carefully unpicked, and residents head for the safety of their ancestral homelands.
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Katy B—along with collaborators Diplo, Kaytranada, D Double E and Geeneus—unpicked each of the album's 13 tracks, talking about the sounds that influenced them and how they came to be.
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Highlighting the ongoing divergence in the interest rate trajectories of the U.S. and its main trading partners, the macro-focused investor unpicked the key factors driving the euro to its current valuation level.
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Instead, the Roanoke Times reports, they're relying on a rogue citizen who's calling attention to unpicked-up piles of dog shit with photos of the greatest actor on the planet: Nic Cage, baby.
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I haven't fully unpicked everything that was going on back then, but I think if there had been more awareness about mental health when I was growing up, my life would have turned out differently.
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In the U.K.'s case, national security concerns have been repeatedly brandished as justification for driving through domestic surveillance legislation so draconian that parts of it have later been unpicked by both U.K. and EU courts.
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But it is the presentation of Simone — the bad makeup, unpicked Afro wigs and the casting of Ms. Saldana in the first place — that underscores Hollywood's persistent resistance to showcasing the range of black women's beauty.
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"We are going to have to negotiate beyond Brexit and the divorce settlement; maybe two, three or more years for some areas to rebuild everything that had to be unpicked," Barnier told lawmakers in Strasbourg on Tuesday.
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Uber and other gig economy companies have also faced growing pressure in Europe over employment conditions and rights for the individuals providing the core services offered by their platforms as legal challenges have successfully unpicked multiple 'self-employed' classifications.
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However when it comes to the U.K.'s White Paper, a policy document that outlines the government's 12 principles on Brexit, Miller said it was "a disgrace", adding that if Prime Minister May's message behind Brexit was unpicked, it showed no real details.
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Pulse Rifle bullet damage increased from 17 to 20 and maximum bullet spread increased from 2.2 to 2.4 Soldier: 76 has received a crazy amount of tiny tweaks to his Pulse Rifle, and is still mostly unpicked at higher levels of competitive Overwatch.
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Budget deadlines are missed, money bills wither on the vine, unpicked — it all inevitably leads to a last-minute crush to cram everything into unread, omnibus legislation as the express ticket out of town, one step ahead of the law (whatever might be in it).
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SOPORE, India (Reuters) - It's harvest time, but the market in the northern Kashmiri town of Sopore — usually packed with people, trucks and produce at this time of year — is empty, while in orchards across India's Jammu and Kashmir state unpicked apples rot on the branch.
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So it's unsurprising that the ramifications of tech platforms enabling free access to, in Facebook's case, peer-to-peer publishing and the targeting of entirely unverified information at any group of people and across global borders is only really starting to be unpicked in public.
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In Moldova, on the other side of Transnistria's Russian-guarded de facto border, Sergiu Tofilat, a banking adviser turned anticorruption campaigner, has unpicked the threads of Technopark and its investors to reveal the scale of Transnistria's cryptocurrency mining ambitions—and possible links to the hacking of Hillary Clinton's emails in 2016.
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Under the plan, the government would hope to persuade the Labour frontbench to allow the withdrawal agreement bill to be used to ratify the Brexit deal and give legal reassurances on workers' rights, environmental protections and a mechanism to prevent agreements being unpicked by a future leader of the ruling Conservative party, the Guardian said.
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Given long enough, any defense can be unpicked—but the ceiling on how long a round can last means that players aren't often able to find the perfect way to mount an assault and instead have to make a snap decision between one of two shitty options, based solely on what they might have seen during the drone stage.
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Cillo went unpicked in that draft and signed as a free agent with the Florida Marlins.
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At the end of the show, the viewers are told whether they are still dating or not. Sometimes updates of the romantic lives of the two unpicked hosts are given as well.
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Irfan Pathan announced his retirement from all forms of cricket, on 4 January 2020. The left-arm pacer played his last IPL game in 2017 and went unpicked in the three auctions that followed.
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About half the shrimping and shellfish fleet were lost. In January 2007, thousands of citrus trees went unpicked. As of 2012, Plaquemines parish is the largest crude-oil producing parish in Louisiana. It produced over 14 million barrels in 2012.
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The original sewing used to attach the thangka to the textile border was carefully unpicked and retain the original sewing thread. This is to separate the thangka paintings (typically done in paper) with their textile borders, and ensure that each component is properly treated with a suitable procedure.
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The work was about her response to the violence inflicted on Afghanistan in the name of counter-terrorism. Throughout the work, a rose is slowly embroidered by a brown-skinned hand, while at the same time another rose is unpicked, removed, and subsequently erased by a white hand using a needle.
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For this round, each team faces two hives; five are offered, and teams take it in turns to select categories. One hive remains unpicked. The teams must find three answers hidden within each hive; the players are separated, and each player has to get one answer. Play then passes to the next player.
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Cotton and rice crops were badly damaged during the storm. The American Crop Growers Association estimated that up to 20% of the rice crop was lost during the stom. Damage to unpicked cotton in the Corpus Christi area alone totaled to $1,500,000. In Houston, the heavy rains halted traffic and increased flood risk to property near the city's bayous.
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It is also reported that about half of the crop remains unpicked because pickers are not available. Coffea arabica is the main variety of coffee grown; popular brands are Bourbon, Typica, Pacas and Catimor. The local consumption accounts for one third of the produce. Coffee from Dominican Republic and Mexico is also imported for local consumption.
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The cyclone's rains were also expected to impact unpicked cotton plants in the region. In advance of the storm, a Coast Guard plane dropped messages from the air to several vessels, advising them to seek shelter. In Tampico, oil industries erected barriers to protect fields, and authorities planned to evacuate residents from the surrounding low-lying areas. Thousands of residents stayed in refugee centers on elevated ground.
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Grlom u jagode (Cyrillic: Грлом у јагоде, "The Unpicked Strawberries") is a 1975 Yugoslavian TV series directed by Srđan Karanović and co-written by Karanović and Rajko Grlić. Depicting the life and times of a young man nicknamed Bane Bumbar, the series achieved huge popularity throughout SFR Yugoslavia. Revolving around Bane, his family, and his circle of friends, the series also portrays 1960s Belgrade, Serbia and Yugoslavia.
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She is thought to have been placed in Great Yarmouth Workhouse by her brother Edgar shortly after and he would have paid to leave her there. The workhouse had 500 inmates, including about 60, like Lorina, who had mental disorders and were classified as "lunatics". They would have unpicked oakum for up to 10 hours a day. Bulwer embroidered long messages that can read as a letters of protest or outrage.
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If the number of contestants in a division is uneven, the last duel will be competed by the three remaining opponents that were unpicked previously. The winner of the duel is the contestant/s with the highest score who then move on to The Cut. # The Cut - Mentors are assigned to each division to prepare the contestants for their performances. The top three scoring acts in each division move on to The Division Finals.
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If the number of contestants in a division is uneven, the last duel will be competed by the three remaining opponents that were unpicked previously. The winner of the dual is the contestant/s with the highest score who then move on to The Cut. # The Cut - Mentors are assigned to each division to prepare the contestants for their performances. The top three scoring acts in each division move on to Divisional Final.
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"The Sea" from the album was captured as part of the 'Unpicked' series, recorded at Abbey Road Studios. Lewis's second album 98 centres around the concept of cell regeneration and the evolution of mankind, with each track focusing on a different area of the human mind and body. It forms part of the 60-minute score Lewis composed for Google's Room 98. Music from Momentum and 98 has been used on a number of TV shows, adverts and films.
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Coffee wastewater, also known as coffee effluent, is a byproduct of coffee processing. Its treatment and disposal is an important environmental consideration for coffee processing as wastewater is a form of industrial water pollution. The unpicked fruit of the coffee tree, known as the coffee cherry, undergoes a long process to make it ready for consumption. This process often entails use of large quantities of water and the production of considerable amounts of solid and liquid waste.
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Rainfall caused by the storm peaked at northwest of Jeanerette. The strong winds and rain caused extensive crop damage; 98% of Louisiana's sugar crop sustained some measure of damage. Although most of the state's cotton crop was harvested prior to Hilda's landfall, the heavy rains flattened unpicked cotton in southern Louisiana, resulting in US$10 million in damage. Overall, the effects of Hilda in Louisiana destroyed or heavily damaged nearly 2,600 residences and inflicted minor damage on an additional 19,000.
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Dainty described Ruby's speech at the end of the episode as "powerful and very public", while Baillie said that it leaves the audience "with a fire in your belly ready to stand beside her and fight". Viewers of the episode also enjoyed Lytton's performance, calling it "phenomenal" and "incredible". Baillie noted that the episode is "filled with moments that will knock the wind out of you with some incredible one liners that catch you off guard". Dainty thought that the special episode "unpicked and unravelled" each opinion of rape and consent.
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If a player wins their 'Duel', they play again with a new opponent, whom they selected from three candidates. After a duel, the host will introduce 3 candidates to the duel winner. The winner only knows about the name, job and the age about the candidate. After picking a candidate, the candidate is invited to the duel table (while the other 2 unpicked candidates will return on next 3 candidates selection.) If however, nobody won the previous duel, then the 2 longest-waiting candidates invited directly to the dueling table.
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The gaps between the planks were sealed by caulking, a process involving mixing a fibrous substance, often unpicked old rope, with tar and ramming the mixture into the joints while the tar was hot. The barge was flat bottomed and straight sided, this meant that it could operate in shallow water with a reasonable cargo, also it could be safely grounded in tidal waters. Once the hull was complete it was covered in pitch to create a watertight finish. The barge was built on trestles to keep it off the ground and assist in launching.
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Because of the unusual warm weather which gave the lake its chromatic effect, the place drew more visitors. This resulted in environmental damage to the lake’s delicate ecosystem with large natural salts being dug up which some of it was sold on social media, claiming it as a cure for diarrhea and COVID-19 and unpicked trash being left around. As a result, the lake was closed to visitors by authorities on 20 July 2020. According to the deputy head of the local government Battal Ibrayev, the damage in the lake would take 10 to 15 years to repair itself.
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In a rural village of ethnic Estonians in Abkhazia, a Russian-backed separatist region in the newly independent Georgia, Ivo (Lembit Ulfsak) and his friend Margus (Elmo Nüganen) are the only two of their once large community who have not fled for Estonia after the outbreak of the war. Margus has delayed leaving until he can harvest his lucrative tangerine crop. Ivo, a carpenter, is attempting to make enough wooden crates to hold all the unpicked tangerines, but doesn't reveal his reasons for staying. Two Chechen mercenaries fighting alongside the Abkhaz separatists show up and demand food from Ivo before leaving peacefully.
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Thirty three teammates on the 1972 roster would eventually be drafted by teams in the National Football League, including five first round picks. Unpicked in the 1973 NFL Draft, Graf attended the Los Angeles Rams' 1973 fall training camp as a free agent. Playing behind All-Pro Tom Mack in camp, Graf asked to be traded or released, but was the last man cut from camp, leaving him without an NFL contract. Graf was one of several Trojan graduates to join the Portland Storm franchise in the new World Football League, but after the league folded in the middle of its second season, Graf thought his football career was behind him.
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Martinez's first theatre show was A Family Outing in 1998, co-written with and directed by Mark Whitelaw. In this personal, autobiographical show, Martinez 'unpicked family life, myths and relationships with the help of her Mum and Dad who appeared alongside her on stage'. In the Guardian, Lyn Gardner wrote that the show was 'a seemingly improvised but cunningly orchestrated psychodrama about the pleasures, pains and embarrassments of family relationships in a format that is part game show, part Jerry Springer and part family photo album.'. In the Independent, Maggie O'Farrell described the A Family Outing as 'hilarious, devilish and brilliant: Martinez has, if you like created a new theatrical genre.
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If the automatic jamming mechanism is accidentally triggered (which happens when any one of the levers is lifted too high) the lock-picker has the additional problem of resetting the detector mechanism before their next attempt to open the lock. This introduces additional complexity into the task which slows the process down significantly, thereby increasing the degree of lock-picking skill required to a level which very few people would have. The first detector lock was produced in 1818 by Jeremiah Chubb of Portsmouth, England, as the result of a Government competition to create an unpickable lock. It remained unpicked until the Great Exhibition of 1851.
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All of the models stand in a runway lineup with Heidi Klum in the center, while the designers sit on the ground floor facing them. The models appear by wearing the same outfit (barefoot and a short black shift dress). The sequence by which designers select models is based upon how high they scored during the preceding episode's design competition as well as random pick from a bag: The winning designer has first pick, the runner-up selects second, the lowest-scoring designer picks last, etc. Because there is one more model than the number of designers at the beginning of the selection process, one model remains unpicked at the end, and will be sent home.
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The winner of the previous challenge receiving first pick, and the other designers picking models in order through Klum's random draw of large red shirt buttons with their names stored in a black velvet bag. However, there were times when only the winning designer was given the choice to pick with the following choices: either keep their previous model, take the losing designer's model from the last challenge, or switch models with another competing designer. Beginning with Season 6, model selection appears on a companion program, Models of the Runway, usually near the end of that show. At the end of the weekly model selection process, the one unpicked model is sent home.
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Survival rates for Opus Anglicanum are low (especially for secular works) as is clear from comparing the large number listed in contemporary inventories with the handful of examples still existing. Sometimes ecclesiastical garments were later modified for different uses, such as altar coverings or book covers. Others were buried with their owners, as with the vestments of the mid-13th century Bishops, Walter de Cantilupe and William de Blois, fragments of which were recovered when their tombs in Worcester Cathedral were opened in the 18th century. The majority however were lost to neglect, destroyed by iconoclasts or else unpicked or burnt to recover the precious metals from the gold and silver threads.
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Some supermarkets sell ripened avocados which have been treated with synthetic ethylene to hasten ripening. The use of an ethylene gas "ripening room", which is now an industry standard, was pioneered in the 1980s by farmer Gil Henry of Escondido, California, in response to footage from a hidden supermarket camera which showed shoppers repeatedly squeezing hard, unripe avocados, putting them "back in the bin," and moving on without making a purchase. In some cases, avocados can be left on the tree for several months, which is an advantage to commercial growers who seek the greatest return for their crop, but if the fruit remains unpicked for too long, it falls to the ground.
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He worked closely with film director Stanley Kubrick on many of his films. In its heyday, his five-storey salon in London's Mayfair was considered the epicentre of all that was fashionable in the late 1960s and 1970s. His clients included Jack Nicholson, Jerry Hall, Meryl Streep, Warren Beatty, David Frost, Barbra Streisand, Catherine Deneuve, Marsha Hunt (creating her famous bald look), Jean Shrimpton, Ronnie Kray, Reggie Kray, Bianca Jagger, The Beatles, Liza Minnelli, Faye Dunaway, David Bowie (in his Ziggy Stardust phase), Bob Marley (when he needed his dreads unpicked), John F. Kennedy, long time girlfriend Ivana Zelnickova, Judy Garland, Joan Collins, Donald Trump and Tony Curtis. In 1988, a brain tumour effectively ended his career.
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Mission kiloware will normally have high duplication of common letter rate definitives, but good mission kiloware will be advertised as "unpicked", meaning the scarcer or better stamps will not have been removed from the mix, and there is at least the possibility of the collector finding good stamps for a low price. The stamp newspaper Linn's Stamp News has a regular feature entitled "Kitchen Table Philately", in which the reviewer buys mixtures from various dealers, and analyzes what is in the mixtures, noting percentage of duplicates, oldest and newest stamps, better stamps, and concluding with a computation of the cost-to-value ratio. Typical numbers are in the 5% percent range, meaning that the stamps cost a small fraction of their price when sold individually by dealers.
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