The ground is already well trodden, so there are fewer surprises.
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But the idea of virtually experiencing homelessness is pretty well-trodden.
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France's role in Western modernism is well-trodden art historical territory.
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ZIKA, the world's newest pandemic, arrived down a well-trodden path.
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Against other major currencies, the dollar kept largely to well-trodden ranges.
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Georgia is following a well-trodden path, albeit at an accelerated pace.
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The bureaucracy around running a business is reasonably simple and well-trodden.
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There are two fairly well-trodden paths to seamlessly tipping a bartender.
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Most currencies remained within well-trodden trading ranges before the Fed decision.
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Most currencies remain within well-trodden trading ranges before the Fed decision.
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The parts about social media, for instance, seem like well-trodden territory.
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His comedy was based around well-trodden one-liners, bits and impersonations.
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But for animal communicators and psychics, the feline mind is well-trodden territory.
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It was a well-trodden path; even rivals like Target had done it.
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The migrant route from Ethiopia to Saudi Arabia is a well-trodden one.
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Uncharted stops being just more of the same rote, boring, well-trodden genre tropes.
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Trolling new members or outsiders is a well-trodden path in many internet communities.
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Boompi starts off by following the now well-trodden Tinder-esque location-based dating path.
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Elsewhere in currency markets, the dollar kept largely to well-trodden ranges against its peers.
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FOR decades, personal connections have provided a well-trodden path to success in Indian business.
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And construction jobs, a well-trodden pathway to urbanisation, are currently hard to come by.
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"There is no well-trodden route to where I am, no formula to replicate," he says.
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Belluz learns about her own metabolism, and busts some well-trodden metabolism myths along the way.
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In the aftermath of the United States' latest mass shooting, political reactions diverged along well-trodden lines.
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Since then, investors have apparently seen little reason to push the stock far from this well-trodden level.
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This is the 'by the book' formula that lurks behind the well-trodden maxim 'don't feed the trolls'.
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The exhibition stops short of the Bolshevik Revolution and the avant-garde, well-trodden territory in the West.
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This is well-trodden ground for science-fiction, and for that reason "Crocodile" doesn't feel all that innovative.
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It's well-trodden territory, the idea of India as a place where a damaged soul might seek repair.
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By now, the relationship between cobalt, the Democratic Republic of Congo, and child labor is well-trodden territory.
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"We're going back to our well-trodden path associated with a value over volumes strategy," White told Reuters.
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The internet's favorite paramour will be starring in The Perfect Date, a movie that follows a well-trodden narrative.
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As American activist funds jostle to find targets at home, some are seeking less well-trodden hunting grounds abroad.
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A good novel explores the well-trodden terrain of our pains and joys and confusions in some new way.
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His trick of turning incidents into highly colored tableaus threaded with dialogue makes excellent use of well-trodden material.
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Still, for Mr. Pence, Latin America is well-trodden territory: It is his fifth trip there as vice president.
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It's a stunner of a work from Decker and a new twist on the well-trodden theater troupe subgenre.
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It felt like quite a fruitful way around of re-engaging with what is a very, very well-trodden format.
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In joining Carlye, Doyle follows a well-trodden path of executives being tapped to help private-equity firms source deals.
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"After ascending the summit of Olympus, the journey downward did not exactly follow the well-trodden path," Caslavska once said.
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WHO SHOULD GO Anyone in search of the unfamiliar in a well-trodden destination will find magic in off-season Italy.
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Phoenix' setlist isn't fresh, their sound isn't new; they mostly stick to well-trodden tracks that Phoenix fans have basically memorized.
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Arlen walks a well-trodden path from outlaw self-preservation to righteousness, with interludes of lust, confusion and drug-enhanced stargazing.
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Again, this is such well-trodden ground that it's hard to see how your actions could have a really transformative effect.
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The dollar index against a basket of six major peers was flat, with other major currencies also confined to well-trodden ranges.
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Smuggling networks are flourishing, making money from desperate migrants undertaking dangerous journeys on well-trodden Mediterranean trails via Iran, Turkey and Greece.
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The passage leading from the Berlaymont building, the commission's headquarters in Brussels, into political advisory work for corporate clients is well-trodden.
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Sex humor and being the butt of a joke are well-trodden territory for the actor after all the roles he's played.
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Volunteers pretty much see the same well-trodden claims or ideas time and time again in some form or another, Kempton said.
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In Carlos Ruiz Zafón's Barcelona, the well-trodden capital of Spain's Catalonia region, there is still much to discover beneath the surface.
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During the largely ad-libbed talk, he also relived some of his well-trodden grievances, including the Russia probe and the 2016 election.
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Sadly, in today's world of very low interest rates, it is all too likely to tempt other countries down this well-trodden path.
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Heartbreak is such well-trodden ground, so universal that, despite its certain devastation, it has become a banality in the world of storytelling.
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In Los Angeles, I began my journey on well-trodden tourist ground, taking a traffic-clogged Uber ride from Downtown to Venice Beach.
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What keeps TV writers coming back to the white-collar, white-guy antihero, when that ground would seem to be so well-trodden?
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Give the movie credit, in that regard, for at least trying to play with expectations, a formidable challenge in such a well-trodden genre.
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Alissa: It's interesting to me that this is such a well-trodden story in Hollywood, and yet it's sparking robust conversations like this one.
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The dollar index against a basket of six major peers was flat at 97.619, with other major currencies also confined to well-trodden ranges.
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This low level federal court route of government agencies seeking to try to perforate iOS security is apparently a pretty well trodden path already.
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While this is well-trodden fictional territory, Warren's ruminative exploration of a fragile, often toxic relationship is handled so skillfully it feels entirely fresh.
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Credit...Graphic by Mailiis Law AMES, Iowa — The well-trodden pathways at Iowa State University are usually caked with chalk during an election year.
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But experts insist that Trump is simply following a well-trodden path, and any U.S. administration would have taken similar advantage of the situation.
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For the same reasons, it is well trodden by crime reporters, whose reporting on the oddity at Queta's house helped the crowd grow to thousands.
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It doesn't mean casting new faces in old, well-trodden roles with guaranteed built-in audiences because you're not sure audiences will turn up otherwise.
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Following this well-trodden path, Mark H. Young's "Feral" sends half a dozen newly graduated college students — and their interpersonal resentments — into a nameless forest.
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The film covers well-trodden ground when it comes to stereotypes about weight, to the point that Alice kills a stripper by jumping on him.
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My fear, in short, is that Zemeckis may have stumbled into a patch of cinema so well trodden that it has simply gone to seed.
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Some pathways here are already well trodden, but Elkin brings rich insights into the places she visits, casting them in a new, distinctly feminine light.
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The genius of Don't Breathe is the effortless way it combines a typical heist flick with the tropes of the well-trodden home invasion formula.
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While it might be taking an enlightened path to adapting one medium into another, it follows well-trodden game design routes, and sticks to established rules.
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Ibu Oka may be a well-trodden part of the tourist trail by now, but it holds of up my hazy memories of babi guling past.
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There is absolutely nothing wrong with going down this well-trodden path, but you could surprise your special someone this year with something a little different.
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But in the time it took security agencies in Turkey, a well-trodden entry point into Syria for foreign militants, to notify France, Petitjean had returned.
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In the aftermath of the party's 2016 victory, Mr. Dragnea followed a well-trodden path, promising generous social welfare programs while engaging in conspiracy-theory rhetoric.
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New evidence for the case that computer animation is homogenizing children's movies, robbing them of visual interest, this harmless, charmless movie plods along well-trodden turf.
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More interesting than their well-trodden works, however, are a succession of depictions of men wrestling, a Greek theme that functioned as a "covert emblem of homosexuality".
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In some ways, Fraser covers well-trodden ground, as his historical chapters trace a perennial fantasy that freedom could mean personal self-reliance rather than collective emancipation.
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Macron followed a path well-trodden by the French elite, attending the prestigious Sciences Po and Ecole national d'administration (ENA) schools and then joining the finance ministry.
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On this searing summer morning, Slobodchikoff had taken us to a tract of well-trodden wilderness on the grounds of the Museum of Northern Arizona in Flagstaff.
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Other major currencies remained confined to well-trodden ranges on Tuesday, with the euro trading virtually flat at $1.1212 and the dollar holding steady at 110.63 yen .
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Some of the plot points that follow may be a little well-trodden, but "Dollface" still feels fresh thanks to the snappy writing and winking pop culture references.
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For now, Peek is keeping its focus on the U.S. but it has also expanded into Mexico since that is a well-trodden destination for U.S.-based travelers.
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Responding to questioning of Vinals's lack of direct experience in commercial banking, Kheraj said the path from public sector to private sector among senior bankers is well-trodden.
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Cashing in after years in public service is a well-trodden path for policymakers and regulators, highlighting the demand among investors for any exclusive insights they can offer.
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Cashing in after years in public service is a well-trodden path for U.S. policymakers and regulators, highlighting the demand among investors for any exclusive insights they can offer.
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There aren't many rappers who'd jump at the opportunity to play here, in the northeastern corner of Spain, hundreds of miles from the well-trodden northern European tour path.
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Like we said before, social media is all about identity building, and spouting out itemized lists is one of the most well-trodden and effective ways to do this.
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On Monday, most currencies stayed within well-trodden trading ranges before U.S. retail sales figures for January due at 1230 GMT and U.S. February inflation figures expected on Tuesday.
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Biopharmaceutical companies have learned that the best way to profitability is to follow the well-trodden path of incremental change that conforms to clinical testing procedures that give FDAcomfort.
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After all, there was both her bestselling memoir I, Tina as well as the popular film What's Love Got To Do With It. So we're in well-trodden territory.
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"Each one of these stunning sights have to be seen to be enjoyed thoroughly," the machine pens on another well-trodden topic, getting its grammar in a twist again.
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Stories of demons, devils, and religious dread have long made for great horror films, and Saint Maud, from first-time director Rose Glass, follows in those well-trodden footsteps.
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It's well-trodden territory by now to point out that Lisa Bonet is working some kind of Benjamin Button-esque magic that is making her look younger by the day.
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Today there is a well-trodden circuit of international gurus like Mr Hiddink, who was among the first of a dozen former Real Madrid bosses to have worked in Asia.
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In my case, that would mean spending far less time recycling things like smartphones and music technology gear on eBay as I tread a well-trodden and perpetual upgrade path.
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While far more attention is paid to smuggling operations along America's southern border, the route that crosses Cornwall Island has long been identified as a well-trodden path for smugglers.
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The lively acidity and structure in these bottles, as well as whispers of tannin here and there, reinforced the well-trodden point that you can drink Beaujolais with any food.
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Five hundred years later, a modern version of the horse was installed at Milan's racetrack, though some citizens would like it to be moved to a more well-trodden site.
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When it comes to the history of cinema, there are few origin stories that are as well-trodden as that of the careers of Steven Spielberg, George Lucas and John Williams.
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Curators must develop new ways of seeing, advocating for strategies of interpretation beyond the well-trodden narrative of sequential progress that sees one "-ism" give way to another, like toppling dominoes.
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This is territory that has already been well-trodden (most recently and more effectively by Goat), and what remains is a handsome but shallow exercise, whose observations are only skin-deep.
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"This latest attempt to politicize the science — because make no mistake, it is the politicians who are politicizing the science — follows in this well-trodden and very successful pathway," she said.
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Nicole Holofcener's "The Land of Steady Habits," adapted from a Cheeveresque novel of the same name by Ted Thompson, revisits this well-trodden territory, focusing on a familiar type of character.
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There's something so elemental and irresistible about the shark movie that over the course of the past few decades, it has become one of Hollywood's most well-trodden paths to terror.
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He added that going after state assets following arbitration had become a well-trodden path over the past 15 years and it would be difficult for Nigeria to avoid paying compensation.
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Other major currencies remained confined to well-trodden ranges, with the euro trading virtually flat at $1.1212 ahead of new European Commission economic forecasts and the dollar holding steady at 110.63 yen.
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Comparing games to Dark Souls is a well-trodden cliche at this point, and while there's more reason to do so with Sekiro than most, it's the differences that make it interesting.
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Taking a well-trodden route north out of sub-Saharan Africa, Wamba clung on to his treasured ball until he had to jettison it on the sea crossing from Turkey to Greece.
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In addition to well-trodden feminist concerns like the wage gap and paid parental leave, the protest platform embraces other causes—immigrant rights, ending police brutality, climate protection—as integral to women's progress.
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Other major currencies remained confined to well-trodden ranges, with the dollar steady at 110.63 yen and the euro trading virtually flat at $13 despite new European Commission forecasts highlighting Italy's debt worries.
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For visible signals of its national prowess, China is following the well-trodden path of big science in America, Europe and Japan: building large physics experiments and putting things—especially people—into space.
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The deep web and its inner recess, the dark web—those less well-trodden parts of the internet beyond the reach of Google and Bing—are not for the faint-hearted or untrained.
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The House's lead investigator, Jason Chaffetz of Utah, is promising "years" of investigations, not of Clinton's administration, which hasn't even been constituted, but into well-trodden pseudo-scandals and fabricated allegations of wrongdoing.
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Given that there are so many popular science books available that cover this very well-trodden ground, the real question is, why should readers buy these books rather than any of the others?
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At this point, the meme of another international automotive event — be it the Geneva Motor Show or even CES — eclipsing the Detroit Auto Show as "the premier auto show" has been well-trodden.
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Kavanaugh followed a well-trodden path from Yale to the Supreme Court in which he was and continues to be surrounded by other people like him, many of whom vouched for his character.
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The transatlantic flight also helped to keep numbers down, as it required slightly more commitment than the well-trodden wedding-guest path of liquid brunch on a train into the countryside, ceremony, reception, Travelodge.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads SANTA FE — Inside an old bowling alley here, in an industrial district a few miles south of the well-trodden, gallery-lined Canyon Road, there is a house.
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Kingsley Market: A standout on the well-trodden cobblestone streets of SMA, Kingsley Market is a sleek, minimal store for high-end, ethically produced jewelry and accessories that honor the traditions of Mexican artisans.
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Another topic, which seems more well trodden but about which we can never seem to know enough, is the origin and extent of Russian "troll farm" activity through the so-called Internet Research Agency.
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The more creative monsters of film, games and literature don't scare me—they are products of fantastic minds, engineered to elicit fear but, more often, trading in well-trodden aesthetic conventions. Slime. Fangs. Claws.
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President Donald Trump's White House meeting Thursday about the interplay between video games and real-world violence will revisit territory already well-trodden by politicians over the decades — including his old foe Hillary Clinton.
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Critics said the report rehashes well-trodden solutions to school safety already addressed in similar reports during the Bush and Obama administrations — without tackling the issue in any substantive manner, namely addressing gun control.
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The opinions expressed here are those of the author, a columnist for Reuters.) By Andy Home LONDON, Feb 21 (Reuters) - Is copper finally about to break up out of its well-trodden seven-month range?
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The well-trodden formula of a group of experts/soldiers/horny teens being picked off by a malevolent force is structurally present but it's not presented in the same generic package we've grown tired with.
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That strategy may be one explanation for the emphasis on just a portion of Ms. Herrera's oeuvre, the part that corresponds to a particularly well-trodden stretch of art history, from Abstract Expressionism to Minimalism.
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The lecture-performance was punctuated with the Guerrilla Girls' well-trodden call-to-arms against patriarchal forces in the art world, asking viewers to examine the manifold ways women have been omitted from art history.
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The three major marches on June 9 and 12, and July 1 saw protesters marching from the bustling shopping district of Causeway Bay to the city's Legislative Council -- a well-trodden route for Hong Kong protests.
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So, as some head to the green-for-now pastures of EDM and others are following the well-trodden troubadour footsteps of Ed Sheeran, ex-band member Louis Tomlinson's look back isn't all rainbows and sunshine.
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She returns to the book a few days later and if she selects the same or similar panels—and if those panels don't strike too close to well-trodden territory—she knows she's on the right path.
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Flashback to when Joey and Luke come for dinner, and Steven condescendingly tries to undermine the entire rehab system, calling it the "definition of insanity" because you're trying to get people to knock their well-trodden habits.
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Most currencies remain within well-trodden trading ranges before the Fed decision, as market participants were cautious after taking cues from U.S. data offering new signs the world's top economy is on a path of slower growth.
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The turbulent and bloody politics of the Tudor era, which lasted from 1485 to 1603, is a well-trodden path for writers of historical fiction, but Mantel is widely credited with elevating the genre to new heights.
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Our journalists stepped outside the well-trodden zones to listen to the sound of the street—to give a voice to those who had none, and fight for those who other newspapers didn't give a fuck about.
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It takes place on a world we've never seen before Rather than visiting well-trodden terrain like Tatooine or Hoth, the parks will take us to a planet that we've never seen before in the Star Wars universe.
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But BoJack has taken the myopic focus of the entertainment industry and the single-minded people within it — ground well trodden by the likes of 30 Rock and Curb Your Enthusiasm — to a whole new level of insight.
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The vision, Blumer tells me, is to use blockchain to tackle the well-trodden problems of social media, avoiding both the control of big tech companies and also the misinformation and trolling that a lack of control begets.
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With most currencies staying within well-trodden trading ranges ahead of European and Chinese data, the Australian dollar was the surprise loser in Asia after Australia's central bank left the door ajar for a possible cut in interest rates.
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By focusing on the intricacies of leadership and civic planning, instead of the well-trodden, Risk-like combat of the series' past, Rise & Fall carves its own niche in the Civ legacy and makes for a practically essential addition.
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Roger Cohen Poland's lurch into illiberalism and rewritten history, following the well-trodden Hungarian path toward the curtailment of democracy, is the most alarming political development in Europe since the fall of the Berlin Wall almost three decades ago.
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As Techstars continues to spread its message of entrepreneurship far and wide in the enterprise world through its new programs, the benefits of closer cooperation — and its attendant downsides — should be thoughtfully evaluated on that well-trodden road to exponential growth.
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In other instances, when new information about the president was revealed during exchanges Cohen had with sympathetic Democrats on the committee, it went unchallenged by Republicans, who quickly moved on to other topics, or else revisited well-trodden subject matter.
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With most currencies staying within well-trodden trading ranges before U.S. inflation data due shortly, the Norwegian kroner was the surprise winner in the London session as a survey by Norway's central bank painted a rosy outlook for the economy.
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Monarch and Ryanair, along with rivals like easyJet, Eurowings, Jet2 and Wizz Air, brought service to well-trodden destinations like Paris or the beaches of Portugal, as well as far-flung corners of the Continent like Lappeenranta, Finland, or Varna, Bulgaria.
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He has gone so far as to describe his economic policies as a "Copernican revolution," but he is merely pushing France a little farther down the road of labor market deregulation and fiscal austerity, a path well trodden by other countries.
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He and the Republican Congress are now on a path that is well trodden by their liberal counterparts in the Democratic Party: running up the debt to pay for the baubles of today at the expense of our children's future.
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In his images, interiors are well-trodden homes — a crumpled shirt is carelessly tossed onto a chair, a cat hangs out in a carefully decorated salon, a cluster of bamboo in a kept garden stays erect thanks to carefully tied string.
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I'm assuming you did, because it's become a well-trodden cliché: the idea of modern society's great villains doing gargantuan lines off marble cisterns while gambling away our futures, comparing the wool quality of their suits and being extremely terrible human beings.
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It's a fearless author who takes on both a literary behemoth that's lurched so far into popular culture it's almost impossible to tell where the original ends and "The Munsters" begins, and such well-trodden spec-fic fodder as the A.I. genre.
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Before the paint had dried, social media was swirling with the well-trodden guessing game as to whether the intricate stenciled imagery belonged to Banksy, the enigmatic and anonymous guerrilla street artist whose work has graced walls from Britain to the West Bank.
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Others have gone as far as to say that the robbery must have been staged to serve as yet another histrionic plot point in the Kardashian family chronicle, an artificial peak in the topography of its star's life that is by now well trodden.
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WELL-TRODDEN PATH Kabunin followed a path taken by many contractors: service in the military or security forces, a return to civilian life, a struggle to make a living, then a chance to make decent money fighting secretly for Russia, in Ukraine and then Syria.
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His lawyer hissed to steer the conversation back to Cambridge Analytica — to Facebook's well-trodden PR about how they're "locking down the platform" to stop any future data heists — and the Zuckbot was immediately back in action regurgitating his now well-practiced crisis PR around the scandal.
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The chips can be large or small, sparse or crowded, in any color palette, allowing anyone to put their spin on it — though many of the available products come in the pleasing, well-trodden shades of blush pink, mustard yellow, and navy that spell millennial consumerism.
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Dennis Hauck, in writing and directing his first feature, knows that the story line has been well trodden, so he dresses it up supernice — the movie is shot in marvelous 35 millimeter (Bill Fernandez is the cinematographer) that's no less picturesque for being so washed-out.
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The Parisian influence on Western modernism in particular is well-trodden art historical territory: in the 21963th and 21976th centuries, Spaniards like Pablo Picasso and Salvador Dalí, Americans like Man Ray and Mary Cassatt, and Italians like Amedeo Modigliani all famously lived and worked in the City of Light.
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Many of these arguments are well trodden: the number of foreign players has diluted the talent pool; national-team coaches are suspicious of flair and try to stifle these players with restrictive tactics; players' appetite for representing England has been diminished by the glamour of the Premier League.
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Alas, far more likely, Pig might just draw on Cage's well-trodden role as a man seeking vengeance, just as we've seen in Drive Angry and Stolen and Dying of the Light and Mandy and Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance and the aptly-titled Vengeance and so many more.
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I'm a relative newcomer to the well-trodden area of manhole appreciation, which has propelled publications like Diana Stuart's 2003 Designs Underfoot: The Art of Manhole Covers in New York City, and Bob Jessen's 2004 New York Lids: A Field Guide to New York City's Coal Hole Covers.
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The story of Lake Urmia's recession is well-known and well-trodden - Leonardo DiCaprio has even made it an environmental cause célèbre - but Noroozi captures the human experience, and how in spite of forces we cannot control, we can cherish what is ours for as long as we still have it.
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The distinction that Weezer fans constantly make between Blinkerton (fan code for the Blue Album and Pinkerton) and everything else is such well-trodden ground that SNL recently commented on it with a sketch in which Matt Damon and Leslie Jones play two Weezer fans on opposing sides of the argument.
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As has been covered on many occasions by writers more journalistically inclined than I, there is now a pretty well-trodden path from the online fringes of the far right directly to the cable news network our demented big boy in chief spends 60 percent of his waking hours watching.
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TO BOARD A TRAIN in Cape Town is to follow a well-trodden path: It's what colonists did in the 2200th century, disembarking steamships from England and Europe en route to centers of wealth such as Kimberley, which started producing diamonds in 21970, and Johannesburg, where gold was found in 21.
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While inevitably overwhelmed by the bigger and brasher events circling around them — perhaps the only truly monumental work, the pleasing dazzle ship, will inspire festival crowds to pause — the Art Festival's seven commissions lead you off the city's well-trodden paths and toward some of its most evocative places and untold histories.
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One of the single most well-trodden tactics employed during Trump's presidential campaign was the use of fast food as a prop to show that he wasn't some elitist septuagenarian who tries to bulldoze elderly widows' homes to make room for limousine parking lots, but, instead, a misunderstood man of the people.
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With those requirements, they found themselves exploring the nearby suburbs to which many reluctant city dwellers have traveled a well-trodden path: Maplewood and Montclair, in New Jersey; and the Rivertowns in Westchester, including Dobbs Ferry, Hastings-on-Hudson, Tarrytown, Irvington and Ardsley (although the latter is not technically on the river).
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Then there is this whole issue of needing to actually earn a paycheck… Not only is "follow your passion " bad advice, so are the well-trodden paths of following the money trail (not everyone wants to be a software engineer) or sticking to what you are good at (often reinforced since childhood).
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The publisher was tethered to a cartoony, simplistic art style, and the safety of the visuals was reflected in the stories, which rarely took risks and consistently returned to well-trodden narrative territory: Archie stuck in his love triangle, Betty and Veronica vying for Archie's affection, Jughead avoiding romance in favor of gastronomic satisfaction.
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In these tracks, Apple and the Cold War Kids are echoing the type of quick-to-anger songs seen after 9/11, with lyrics that capitalize on well-trodden, buzzy topics (Trump's hand size, his Access Hollywood tape) and give listeners something snappy to grab on to, if not necessarily a cause to rally around.
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My wife and I, and our two young children, spent a week in Liguria, deciding that we wanted to try something different beyond the well-trodden pathways of the French Côte d'Azur, to towns that for the most part, we had never heard of, or even heard anyone mention, other than perhaps San Remo.
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He's following a well-trodden path, from U.S. interventions in the Haitian Revolution to the Monroe Doctrine and the Roosevelt Corollary, the Spanish-American War, the Bay of Pigs, the Chilean coup, the invasion of Grenada, and Jack's own fictional South American adventurism in Clear and Present Danger and its Harrison Ford–headlined film adaptation.
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This is a completely incomplete list of the places we like to go and the things we like to do in the dark, so if you're planning a trip here sometime soon think of this as a solid template for a good time but don't be afraid to veer from our well-trodden path.
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Poorer countries "still require assistance to access new and clean energy technologies they don't yet have, to bridge investment shortfalls when they leave the well-trodden carbon path, and to develop the skills and know-how that are still far more widespread in large and advanced economies," Climate Vulnerable Forum ministers wrote in a preface to the report.
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For one thing, Democrats are far more focused on whether the president was involved in trying to dig up dirt on Biden, a potential rival for the White House in 2020, versus the well-trodden ground of Trump's attempt to undermine the Russia investigation, said Elliot Mincberg, a former chief counsel for the House Judiciary Committee.
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Plenty of internet chat movies — Searching is the most recent high-profile example — have fixated on what are now well-trodden tropes in the digital age: questions of how real and authentic our connections to each other can be, and how fully we can ever know anyone, when we all have the ability to craft a different life online.
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His is a well-trodden narrative path at this point, but allow us to traverse it once more for good measure: rejected youngster becomes non-league starlet, non-league starlet earns dream move to Leicester, former non-league starlet inspires Leicester to promotion, unlikely hero fires Leicester to survival, then to fairytale triumph, in the best domestic competition in the world™.
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In this historic case of incredible reality television and its accompanying life lessons, our man T.P. takes his soon-to-be ex-wife Rashida to court hoping the judge will compel her to return his Toyota Camry—pretty well-trodden ground for DC. But things get seriously bonkers—and fast—when Judge Lynn Toller asks what broke up their marriage.
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