Twitter can pinpoint pornographic images without help from human curators.
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Never let the heavens, their earth, leave you without help.
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Most of us can't get that perfect body without help.
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His internist wanted tickets and couldn't get them without help.
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Making something for thousands of people is incredibly hard — without help.
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A lot of businesses without help are just going to die.
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He was skeletally thin, and too weak to stand without help.
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No combination of technologies can scale up fast enough without help.
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In essence, they built the new AlphaGo without help from human moves.
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She pays her debts on her own, without help from her husband.
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It's obvious he wants to be able to move around without help.
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Democrats are powerless to stop Trump's judicial nominees without help from Republicans.
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He couldn't get into a chair without help, according to The Sun.
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Realistically, Kim cannot develop a sustainable economy without help from other countries.
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Without help, nuclear officials say, there will be far less nuclear power.
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Details: Kessler organized the rally, but he didn't do it without help.
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You may find it difficult to hold your Sëlf up without help.
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"We don&apost have time to build anything safe without help," Quintero said.
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Applying makeup without help simply turned me orange, so that idea was ditched.
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So we're going to have to do it without help from the government.
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After this week's episode, it seems like they may — but not without help.
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That message found success, though not without help from the Russian-language botnet.
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But this is something a bank can do without help from the taxpayer.
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He can no longer drive or drink or take a shower without help.
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In seeking to influence the executive branch, the president is not without help.
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At home in his apartment, he could get through the day without help.
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Neither side can get what it really wants without help from the other.
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America's innovators cannot stem the tide of this parasitic business model without help.
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Without help from Washington, state and local governments are acting on their own.
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He added that Binance will be able to cover the bitcoin lost without help.
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But this non-ultraviolet light is relatively dim and hard to see without help.
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It's no secret that many millennials are struggling to buy homes, especially without help.
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She gives birth noiselessly and without help, and takes charge when her husband dies.
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That means local providers can diagnose and treat malnutrition without help from humanitarian workers.
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But federal dollars won't close the skills gap without help from the private sector.
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Democrats don't have the ability to block Trump's court picks without help from Republicans.
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They died excruciating deaths, some in the hallways of hospitals without help or support.
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He explained that he had trouble tying laces and slipping into shoes without help.
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The F.B.I. couldn't do it without help during a showdown with Apple in 2016.
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Mena uses a manual wheelchair and cannot walk without help from her reverse walker.
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Without help from Democrats Canterbury would not have the support to clear the panel.
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Branson admits that barely anyone can make a great idea a reality without help.
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"He won't get himself off the streets, it's almost impossible without help," he said.
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Without help, the Woodland board says it is trapped in a vicious financial cycle.
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Sooner than later, Isaac will be able to make those guys work without help.
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Also, finding your next gig is going to be a lot more difficult without help.
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She's so large she can't go to the bathroom without help getting out of bed.
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And again, all of this happens on the device itself without help from the cloud.
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It's intended as a way for administrators to recover privileges without help from higher authority.
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Without help, they could slip back into violence and make much of the country ungovernable.
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She's decided to run the country without help or input of any other government agency.
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Doctors said that without help, she would have bled to death in another 30 minutes.
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ECONOMISTS can usually explain the past and sometimes predict the future—but not without help.
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Not too much on your own — ever try taking down a federal rule without help?
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Once the algorithm is trained, it can rotoscope images without help from a green screen.
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Without help, migrants die painful, cruel deaths — often alone, delirious with fatigue, hunger and thirst.
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Without help or a reprieve from the disease, many may have only weeks to survive.
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I want him to get something he deserves, and I can't do this without help.
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Russia, they note, can cause plenty of mischief, even without help from the United States.
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Hughes is without help, deep in the night, seconds away from a potentially violent encounter.
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Their only solution was to make their revolution their own way, without help and without precedent.
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Even without help from the AI, the Mate 10 Pro can still shoot a nice pic.
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And, he said, 85% of his clients were able to provide their digital signatures without help.
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Some of the station's modules don't have propulsion elements and cannot move through space without help.
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They told her story and love of making music, but difficulty supporting her art without help.
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These people are going to die without help; the captain has an impossible choice to make.
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But Americans can't rely on private institutions or local governments to make these changes without help.
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Indians' Kluber shuts down Yanks in Gray's debut CLEVELAND — Corey Kluber without help is a handful.
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On the one hand, these countries are so devastated that they simply cannot recover without help.
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Multinationals are focusing more on higher-profit segments that are growing without help from such incentives.
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I didn't feel as excited as I had the first time I dreamed lucidly without help.
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Most of the applications in Queens were completed without help from a lawyer, Mr. Masters said.
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Without help, eventually birds starve to death because they are unable to swim, fly and feed.
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It said without help many will not be able to reopen once the crisis has passed.
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Chip experts have questioned Huawei's ability to continue to operate without help from the United States.
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Two men were separately trying to become the first to cross Antarctica alone and without help.
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But the encryption, which required special keys to unlock, proved too difficult to break without help.
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They're not ready to handle the knock-on effects of wide-scale social distancing without help.
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Without help, many on this drought-stricken island fear they will lose their farms and flocks.
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But "Top Gun's" realistic depiction of Top Gun didn't come without help from the US military.
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Iraqis bear the primary responsibility for stabilizing their country, but they cannot do it without help.
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He would sit hunched motionless for hours – he couldn't even to turn the pages without help.
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Without help, NAMI reports they're more likely to have lower GPAs, drop out, and become unemployed.
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This would have been impossible without help from Shelter, a charity that runs a housing-first project.
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It seemed improbable, many suggested, that Epstein could kill himself without help, or without his guards noticing.
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The challenge was an enormous one, with Stewart the rare defender who could guard Shepard without help.
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"It is unlikely that we can go far without help from others in our community," he noted.
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Without help from AI or special image tuning, the OnePlus 7 can sometimes struggle in low light.
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But filing an amended return can also be done without help, especially if it's something fairly straightforward.
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So, I did unbox this mattress, put it on the foundation, and removed the plastic without help.
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But not all universities are eligible, many students say, and it still leaves almost half without help.
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He lay in intensive care, my fat, gentle baby, too weak to move or breathe without help.
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Users could put their pastry under a scanner and pay for it without help from a human.
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On energy and climate: How much of your climate plan could you implement without help from Congress?
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In 2015, Obama's FCC used that discretion to significantly expand network neutrality protections without help from Congress.
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OPEC has declined to trim output without help from non-members, which so far have refused to participate.
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It was unclear for days whether Republicans could unilaterally pass the measure without help from the other side.
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She feels that it's not really a business, but a way to survive without help from the government.
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This stretch of virtual terrain is yours to shape however you like, with or without help from friends.
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Senate Republicans can't afford any defections if they want to pass the rescissions package without help from Democrats.
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An employee with 15 months of experience said to never attempt to lift a heavy object without help.
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As an adult I ventured out and found my own path without help, and again it felt special.
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"We're not going to be able to continue these cool activities you're seeing here without help," Kellner said.
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Young and strong, he was well enough to leave the hospital a week after surgery, walking without help.
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In the San Bernardino case, the F.B.I. was ultimately able to open the iPhone without help from Apple.
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You'll recall, last week Weinstein could barely walk out of court without help from a couple of handlers.
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House Republicans can only lose 28 of their own members to pass a bill without help from Democrats.
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"The math simply does not work on PDVSA staying solvent" without help from Russia and China, she said.
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Federal officials said in March that they found a way to unlock the phone without help from Apple.
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The Leave camp has taken that as proof that the UK can sail on without help from Europe.
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It would have been very, very hard, he said, for him to have taken such an action without help.
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The 69-year-old responded to all questions he was asked without help from two lawyers who accompanied him.
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The F-35 would be too unstable for a pilot to fly without help from its on-board computers.
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The Walker administration, it seems, had not checked to see if Foxconn could deliver on its promises without help.
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Basically, you just need strong abs to dance in space, since moving your legs happens without help from gravity.
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Today, the company released a product called Alkemist that enables customers to install the solution without help from RunSafe.
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Many have no vehicles of their own, limiting troops' ability to venture far without help from the central base.
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A traditional IRA is like a 401(k) plan you can sign up for without help from an employer.
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And without help from China, the United States may struggled to contain North Korea's efforts to deploy nuclear weapons.
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People trapped without food, water and electricity worried about being left without help as their phone batteries were dying.
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The GOP's hardball tactics have infuriated Democrats and their allies, who cannot stop Trump's picks without help from Republicans.
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Another explorer, Lou Rudd, began a solo trek of Antarctica without help on the same day as O'Brady did.
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Its partnership with Goldman has been tense after Apple said it created the card without help from a bank.
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Ms. Christopher is now in a different shelter that is air-conditioned but cannot enter the building without help.
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In the middle of our brief chat, I saw Dylan putting a 12-inch on a turntable without help.
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The policy meant that mothers would now have to deliver their babies without help from friends, family or doulas.
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"Many of the affected probably had been suffering silently without help for more than 30 years," Dr. Kihembo said.
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Officials now are warning Puerto Ricans to stockpile enough emergency supplies to survive as long as 10 days without help.
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The UN has said aid is urgently needed for more than 3,000 severely malnourished children who may die without help.
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Trump can reverse Obama's opening to Cuba without help from Congress because it was done by executive order, not legislation.
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John Meehan (played by Eric Bana in Dirty John), didn't become the terrifying skilled con-man he was without help.
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By the end of the evening neither man could walk without help, but they had the outlines of a deal.
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Williams, who was suspected of an attempted robbery, struggled to breathe in the car for about 15 minutes without help.
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Its main roads underwater, Wilmington went without help until boats and choppers reached it with medical supplies, water, and food.
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HyperScience is able to take those forms and pipe them into the system quickly and easily, without help from humans.
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Democrats cannot block Trump's forthcoming pick without help from Republicans, who hold a slim 51-seat majority in the Senate.
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And yet, he would keep trying, without help from the outside world and largely in the sight of no one.
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Now it seems that, under general conditions, even a single particle probably can't go backward without help and careful tinkering.
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They must also correct the misconception that Taiwan stands no chance against China's military without help from the United States.
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Without help to manage this increasing pill burden, millions of older Americans are at risk of a serious side effect.
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There are payment plans, but I personally would not have been able to freeze my eggs without help from my parents.
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Democrats, who nixed the filibuster for most court nominations in 2013, are unable to block a nominee without help from Republicans.
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For roughly three decades, Mr. Ferlinghetti managed his own career without help from a literary agent, which suited his rebellious streak.
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Mr. Kim has introduced market-oriented reforms, and realistically, he cannot accomplish broader economic goals without help from the outside world.
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But he added that he was skeptical that these kinds of protests would achieve much without help from legislation or unions.
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The forecast raised the prospect that neither major party would be able to form a government without help from another party.
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Until it can do both, it seems fanciful that an autonomous car could navigate the real world without help from humans.
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Second, the dossier is an initiative of influential Democrats to destroy Trump with fake intelligence fabricated without help of the Kremlin.
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Unable to sing, speak normally, walk without help, look at a screen or read a book, I existed because I loved.
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She had recently been diagnosed with uterine cancer and there was no way that she would manage without help, she was told.
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Without help, then, some people won't be able to afford insurance premiums that take into account their diabetes, heart attacks, or cancer.
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Sub-Saharan Africa may muddle its way to a lower birth rate faster than the forecasters estimate, even without help from governments.
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Pase ended up in the hospital again, where she said that she wasn't even able to go to the toilet without help.
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In fact, this isn't even the first time something this large has reentered the atmosphere without help from controllers on the ground.
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It sounds like some hazy, sci-fi dream: an object that changes shape on its own, without help from humans or machines.
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The company argues that Abramowitz's prior lack of experience as an inventor precludes the possibility that he filed the applications without help.
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It was sporadic progress, but since the first week, he's been able to breathe on his own, without help from a machine.
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Donnay called for government assistance to the area's farmers, who he said do not have the resources to start again without help.
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He had an unidentified progressive disease that caused frequent seizures and he was unable to breathe, eat or sit up without help.
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If China has that kind of money to invest, they should be fixing their own roads without help from the World Bank.
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Rent Cafe used data from the U.S. Census Bureau, and the study refers only to single people paying their rent without help.
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Pros: High-quality materials, waterproof, supportive and durableCons: Hard for kids to get on and off without help, some pairs too narrow
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Flake's threat will block the Judiciary Committee from approving judicial nominations and sending them to the full Senate without help from Democrats.
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Any big-sum cash fraud would be tough to pull off without help from bankers or auditors, said accounting consultant Ma Junsheng.
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Republicans have a 12-10 majority on the Judiciary panel, leaving Ozerden unable to get through the committee without help from Democrats.
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He found that one of the biggest challenges in starting a small business was the necessity of doing it all without help.
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And without help from specialized archivists, the promised digital democratization could just as easily turn into a hard-to-navigate data dump.
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Without help from the community, that message can't be conveyed clearly — and many people at risk of violence can't be reached at all.
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Even though it had an Nvidia 940m GPU and 16GB of RAM, it still couldn't get anywhere close to 30 fps without help.
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Could Rory be considering raising her child alone without help of the father, just like her mother raised her as a single parent?
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The navy, aware that the refugees could die without help, presumably could have made the request and found the boat on its own.
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It's a sign that momentum for police reform continues on a local and state level, with or without help from the federal government.
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The two aren't without help -- Liam has a couple of extra hands who live with him and they're all sharing in doggie responsibilities.
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If renewables are cost-competitive without help from the taxpayer and policies mandating their use, that will promote a diverse, competitive energy sector.
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Today is not going to be survivable without help, so I pop half an Adderall and put the other half in my purse.
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Couples who struggle to communicate are likely to hurt each other's feelings often — and without help, they may never understand one another's needs.
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Without help from Democrats, it is procedurally impossible for Republicans to pass permanent changes to the tax code unless they are fully funded.
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And according to cybersecurity experts, new technologies have made it even easier for investigators to crack locked iPhones, even without help from Apple.
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But because they can't make sense of the world without help from such large amounts of carefully labelled data, they aren't suited to everything.
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I've suffered sexual assault numerous times, without help from a justice system that wasn't attuned to the plight of a trans woman of color.
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Infact, Immelt said his company has been navigating the world on its own, and is happy to continue doing that without help from Washington.
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And so far, it looks like he will be able to follow through on many of his pledges — with or without help from Congress.
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Still, legislators like Carlucci, who feel a responsibility to turn back the tide of opiate addiction, have limited options without help from federal agencies.
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Republicans simply don't have the numbers to get much done on Capitol Hill without help from Democrats, who don't seem likely to give it.
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From there, they'll drink an entire bottle of wine and end up so drunk they can't even get up from their seat without help.
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"We keep trying to find a way to win without help from across the aisle," said McCain, without whom the vote would have failed.
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After the operations on her leg, Ms. Shterenberg said, she struggled to perform simple tasks, such as dressing herself, without help from her parents.
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Without help, some experts say, the areas they leave behind — robbed of all topsoil and loaded with mercury — could take 22014 years to recover.
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Without help from Washington, he warned, the government could end up with a total accumulated debt of $59 billion over the next 10 years.
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He can score efficiently at all three levels, shoot, rebound, create for teammates, and, without help, defend just about every player in the league.
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Democrats are unable to block Trump's court picks without help from Republicans after they nixed the 85033-vote filibuster for most nominations in 2013.
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Only when hoisting bottle to mouth becomes impossible without help does he decide it's time to drag his sorry self up the 12 steps.
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That was the only reference I could come up with for this clue without help (from the fifth estate, I guess one could say).
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Crucially, any House legislation would have to proceed without help from moderate Republicans like Carlos Curbelo of Florida, who lost his seat last night.
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But a key question has always lingered: How much can these states really do on climate by themselves, without help from the federal government?
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It has before, even if Mr. Barr seemed to indicate on Monday that the government could not pull it off without help from Apple.
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Without help, the chance that they will remain poor will increase during the 20 years before they begin to engage with the evolving economy.
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But weaning off the Percocet without help proved impossible — she couldn't do it without going into withdrawal, which she feared would hurt her baby.
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The addition of Estes to their ranks means GOP leaders can afford up to 22 defections and still pass legislation without help from Democrats.
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Device makers may also push GPUs or other alternative chips into the VR headsets, so that they can operate without help from PCs and consolers.
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But besides the simple Google Cardboard, it was the first major headset released without help from Oculus, proving VR didn't belong to any one company.
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He added that Afghan forces were not capable of securing the mountainous South Asian country without help from the nearly 14,000 U.S. troops deployed there.
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The op-ed rings somewhat hollow, though, because there's plenty that Facebook could do to improve in these four areas without help from the government.
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The thing about spies, says Kelley Ragland, who publishes modern spy novelists, including Olen Steinhauer, is that they are lone wolves who survive without help.
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He was unable to stand without help when he appeared in a military court last week to face charges, subsequently dropped, of illegal weapons possession.
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This year 275m people are unable to feed themselves without help in Mauritania, Mali, Burkina Faso, Chad, Niger and Senegal, says the World Food Programme.
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"After we pay our bills, there is nothing left for us," says his wife Isura, adding they could not survive without help from their children.
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But it's hard to imagine that Melania Trump, who has never given a major political speech, would be allowed to write a speech without help.
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A daunting task, but Ficara is not always without help—he keeps the kitchen door open, always ready to offer cooking lessons to his crewmates.
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After all, he won BOTH elections without help of foreign enemies, gave us a thriving economy, and was the BEST President of my lifetime. pic.twitter.
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It's an impressive record, given that the man—by pretty well established standards—shouldn't be able to cross a road without help, let alone run.
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The bacchanals, thrown without help from sponsors, became as much a stage for experimental performance as for meeting attractive, interesting people of the opposite sex.
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These organizations often provide prize-winning reporters to tell stories with Wondery, but even the best journalists can't automatically transition to audio storytelling without help.
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But none of us rise without help, without cooperation, without goodwill, both from those who look and think like us and those who do not.
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Because Republicans hold a narrow 51-seat majority they can only afford to lose one GOP senator and still confirm Kavanaugh without help from Democrats.
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Each of them has learned to move previously limp muscles without help from the implant — an indication that the electrical stimulation prompted nerves to regrow.
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In other words, the truth about the progress we are making on climate change — without help from Washington — is even stronger than your editorial suggests.
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After some back and forth between Mr. Farrow and the network, NBC said he was free to proceed but without help from the news division.
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At the time, New York was the only state allowing nonresidents to seek these services — but without help from Medicaid or the state's public hospitals.
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With Republicans passing the rules without help from Democrats, that gives any group of two or more senators the ability to try to force changes.
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However, the clash ended inconclusively when the FBI dismissed its suit because it had found a way to unlock an iPhone without help from Apple.Sen.
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But according to Yang's acceptance speech, it really wouldn't have been possible for the show to feel fresh and amazing without help from an unlikely source.
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These survivors must deal with the devastating physical and emotional consequences for the rest of their lives, and in many cases, without help, support or justice.
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The two engineers raised as much as they could without help, but ultimately needed to land a big investor to lead the Series A funding round.
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We've been spinning our wheels on too many important issues because we keep trying to find a way to win without help from across the aisle.
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"We've been spinning our wheels on too many important issues because we keep trying to find a way to win without help from across the aisle."
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Colon, who worked as a Zumba instructor before the shooting, can be seen taking steps across his kitchen without help, a broad smile on his face.
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But the gap between what Atlantic City takes in and what it owes is too wide to bridge without help from the state, city officials say.
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At the rate negotiations are going in the House, Puerto Rico will almost surely have to deal with the missed debt payment without help from Congress.
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But their 51-49 majority combined with opposition from some members of their caucus, all but ended talk of changing the rules without help from Democrats.
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In 2015, struggling mentally and physically, he had to give up his job; these days, he's unable to dress himself without help from his teenage son.
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That's how long my friend's mom was trapped on her couch, virtually paralyzed without help after being discharged from the hospital after suffering a bad fall.
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That's front and center in "The Florida Project," whose down-and-out mothers rear children without help from fathers and survive economically by sexually subjugating themselves.
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He was flown out of the country in an air ambulance, but his health was good enough that he boarded without help, two Afghan officials said.
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Even in a Republican-controlled Senate, in a position that is not typically the basis for a partisan confirmation fight, she couldn't get through without help.
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The e-Golf cars Volkswagen is testing are designed to handle complex urban traffic patterns without help from drivers, although they must be ready to intervene.
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General Electric CEO Jeff Immelt says his company has been navigating the world on its own, and is happy to continue doing that without help from Washington.
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Republicans hold enough seats in the House and Senate to answer his call for repealing and replacing Obamacare and overhauling the tax system without help from Democrats.
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It is an association Ms. Jones said she was grateful to have, and one she found difficult to establish in the past without help from the city.
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DeMott says it's a mistake he sees often because phone and debit cards pins have to be entered manually, without help from a password manager like LastPass.
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When the couple had children, they became the first Japanese royals to raise them without help -- and reportedly even made their children pack their own school lunches.
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Without help from insurance, HelloFlo reports that birth control pills can cost anywhere from $20-50 a month, while IUDs and implants can cost up to $800.
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"My friend knows this realtor who told her it's literally impossible for people to buy a house in L.A. without help from their parents," my friend said.
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"Air defense, including ground-based defenses, is one of the holes in our defenses, and we will not solve it without help from our allies," he said.
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But Lorenzo Rojas-Bracho, who coordinates Mexico's marine mammal research and conservation program, tells Axios it's unlikely the vaquita will survive another illegal fishing season without help.
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Some calls are from men desperate to talk to someone about their own sexual desire for children, and terrified that without help they may act on them.
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Jon and Dany would never spot his hidden motivations without help, but Tyrion knows Jaime's tawdry secret, and he knows just as well that Cersei is pregnant.
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The system has allowed a woman paralysed by a stroke to use a robotic arm to take her first sip of coffee without help from a caregiver.
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With 22019 seats, Republicans could afford to lose three GOP senators and still force through the rules change without help from Democrats under the nuclear option. Sen.
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He gives voice to misgivings that lurk beneath the surface of American consciousness, close enough to cause trouble but submerged too far to break through without help.
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But it's not clear how many drugs would be affected or how much of that shift the administration could make on its own, without help from Congress.
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After a year, seven of the 16 patients with covert activity had recovered to the point where they could function without help for at least eight hours.
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They can plug a pair of earphones into the machine and navigate through the ballot without help from another person, preserving their right to a secret ballot.
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Unless, of course, you can afford to pay for it out of pocket — which can run thousands of dollars — without help from your province's health care coverage.
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Without help from the state, Hartford will have "a hard time paying what they need to pay," said Leonard Jones, head of local government ratings for Moody's.
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Without help, many people throughout the country and across the economic and political spectrum will be unprepared for retirements that could last 20, 30 years or more.
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With only a simple majority needed to confirm nominees, Trump's picks can clear the Senate without help from Democrats if most of the GOP caucus supports them.
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An oversight board charged with resolving Puerto Rico's debt crisis has said the island's government would run out of money by the end of the month without help.
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She raised me and my two brothers without help from our father, and she doesn't make a lot of money, so I help her out when I can.
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That, reckons Pedro Vasconcelos of the Evandro Chagas Institute, a government laboratory in Pará, is too far for the virus to have moved without help from mechanised transport.
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Designing such a chip is impossible without help from other computers that can boil down that complexity into simpler, more abstract concepts that puny human minds can understand.
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The spending deal doesn't include a separate pensions fund that Democrats warn is headed toward insolvency without help from Congress but has drawn skepticism from some GOP lawmakers.
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It is also not clear the Trump administration can significantly weaken the dollar without help from the U.S. central bank, which operates independently, or new powers from Congress.
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Without help, the ailing banks have little room to offer credit, thereby crimping Italy's sickly economy, which has barely grown since the birth of the euro in 1999.
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Andreas Knieriem, director of the zoo, said on Monday mum Kewa gave birth to the yet unnamed Asian elephant, her sixth calf, without help from vets or keepers.
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"We've been spinning our wheels on too many important issues because we keep trying to find a way to win without help from across the aisle," McCain said.
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Swatch's ETA unit still supplies the lion's share of mechanical watch movements — the tiny mechanisms that make a watch tick without help of a battery — to the industry.
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They are aiming for a House vote Wednesday, but they will need to pass that version without help from Democrats, who complain they've been left out of negotiations.
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Because Republicans nixed the 2628-vote filibuster for Supreme Court nominees last year, they could confirm Kavanaugh without help from Democrats if they remain united behind his nomination.
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Many of the banks and financial institutions bailed out during the 2008 recession emerged even wealthier than they were before, while ordinary Americans suffered without help for years.
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Instead they all arranged their backpacks into a circle and wandered off in various directions to pee semi-privately, each one undressing out of their snowsuits without help.
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TECH TIP The HEIF or HEIC container format stores quality photos in smaller file sizes to save space, but not every program can open them yet without help.
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"When your child has learned to sit without help, you simply turn the fabric seat around and use the bouncer as a comfy children's chair," the description continues.
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These individuals suffer schizophrenia, psychotic disorders and other problems to such an extent that they are unable to manage their financial affairs and other basic tasks without help.
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" He continued, "We've been spinning our wheels on too many important issues because we keep trying to find a way to win without help from across the aisle.
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It took me over a decade to address it properly; three years ago, I had to seriously examine myself and my ability to go on any longer without help.
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Trump deals a blow to the Affordable Care Act without help from Congress; an American and Canadian couple is freed from Taliban captivity; the US pulls out of UNESCO.
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This means, for instance, a non-technical marketing person could add a Google Map to the company About page by dragging and dropping the Google Map app without help.
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But it can be difficult for keto dieters to determine how well their bodies are staying in ketosis without help from a urine test or finger prick for blood.
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Panama built the expanded locks, without help from other governments, because the newer ships that increasingly carry the world's cargo are too large to fit in the old canal.
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Since Republicans have a 52 to 48 majority in the Senate, the lower voting threshold would make it possible for them to pass tax reform without help from Democrats.
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And the billionaire businessman has pledged to build a wall on the southern border and block immigration from a number of Muslim nations, with or without help from Congress.
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"We've been spinning our wheels on too many important issues, because we keep trying to find a way to win without help from across the aisle," Mr. McCain said.
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Taken together, the cumulative impact of these factors on aviation is crushing, and few if any industry players have the financial resources to ride out the crisis without help.
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"We have been spinning our wheels on too many important issues because we keep trying to find a way to win without help from across the aisle," he said.
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While the units supply depth information, their low resolution makes it hard to detect small, faraway objects without help from a normal camera linked to it in real time.
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Schairer was unable to move for minutes after the crash, but the 30-year-old was eventually able to strap on his board and rise to his feet without help.
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"My parents wanted me to pursue an education," said Gale, who fell sick as a child, spent months in hospital and has since never been able to walk without help.
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These kind of tools really do democratize the ability to access more data without help from a data expert, and give wider access to information to line of business users.
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But much of Quist's success has come without help from Washington Democrats, as the national party has kept its distance even despite an onslaught of ground-cover from Republican groups.
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Northeastern officials were also heavily represented at a gathering of state and local officials, who visited Washington last week to discuss what they're doing without help from the federal government.
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The shops are spartan and thinly staffed, since customers are happy to hunt for bargains without help, and understand that if it isn't on display, the store doesn't have it.
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Without help from Siemens or engineers affiliated with Siemens, it would be hard to activate the turbines and the software used to run them, several power generation specialists told Reuters.
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Punk bands are skeptical about being objectified, categorized, rated; so am I. Looking without help was how I first found G.L.O.S.S., the trans and queer punk band from Olympia, Wash.
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Investors should focus on companies that can survive the economic downturn without help from the government and avoid "non-essential" companies that might not survive, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Monday.
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The House currently has five vacancies, meaning GOP leaders need support from all but 21 of their own members to pass the legislation in the House without help from Democrats.
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Even a drive of 30 minutes can pose obstacles that can't be surmounted without help, especially when some women are saving every penny they have just to afford the procedure.
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Clerical tasks including managing calendars and organizing information are increasingly becoming automated, and easier-to-use technology tools may result in executives managing their own schedules without help from an assistant.
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Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez dismissed the idea of "pulling yourself up by your bootstraps" this week, arguing nobody succeeds without help or support, and many Americans face an uneven playing field.
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Since Trump can't affect positive changes for this group of long-ignored Americans without help, it's imperative that Democrats and Republicans get acquainted, really acquainted, with the people who elected him.
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To pass a bill without help from Democrats, Majority Leader Mitch McConnell's caucus could only suffer two defectors, which would allow Vice President Mike Pence to break a 50-50 tie.
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Oil prices began a slide from above $100 a barrel in mid-2014, but OPEC has declined to trim production without help from nonmembers, which so far have refused to participate.
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The team then improved the network's performance by presenting it with previously unseen papers to annotate, and correcting its suggestions until it was able, without help, to annotate such papers correctly.
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These changes have already made travel in the region notably easier; in 2007, for the first time in history, a ship navigated through the Northwest Passage without help from an icebreaker.
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It's a ritual for many Americans who get The Times in print, and you can print it out or play the digital version — with or without help from our puzzle masters.
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Without help from Washington, the collapse in auto sales would have exhausted General Motors's and Chrysler's cash reserves, forcing them to close their doors, lay off all their workers and liquidate.
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Max spent 18 weeks without help on waiting lists but eventually, with the support of his family, began seeing a private psychologist whom he credits with helping him turn things around.
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The oversight board charged with resolving Puerto Rico's debt crisis told the U.S. Treasury Department that the island's government would run out of money at the end of the month without help.
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In her first interview since the Chapo trial, Andrea Goldbarg, the original prosecutor in the case, told me the investigation, extradition, and conviction would not have been possible without help from cooperators.
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People end up believing depression is all in their minds (figuratively and literally), and they should be able to resolve their problems without help since only people with "real" issues need therapy.
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Any one of those GOP senators coming out in opposition to a Cain nomination would be enough to guarantee that he could not be confirmed by the Senate without help from Democrats.
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Although developers of A.I. often say it is intended to help radiologists, not replace them, Dr. Lehman predicted that eventually, computers alone will read at least some mammograms, without help from humans.
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Instead, he proposed making the case to the international community for "smarter sanctions," adding that if that did not work, American military force could be used with or without help from allies.
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Without help from the opposition Labour Party, whose leaders are angling for an early general election or a second public referendum on European Union membership, a crushing defeat would be certain. Mrs.
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Sunday, most of the few dozen Puerto Ricans who for months have called this motel home expected to be gone, unable to afford the nightly room rate of about $283 without help.
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Unless the victim is buried at the surface (unlikely, as the average depth of burial in the United States is almost four feet), the chance of escaping, without help, is basically nil.
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Among her recovery treatments are regular acupuncture sessions, which, after only a month, led to serious improvements — Tallyrand started to wiggle her tail and back legs and is holding herself up without help.
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In many of these cases, the researchers say it's highly unlikely that the individual would have survived without help, and that a well-developed system of care had to have been in place.
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The company's stock had slumped more than 60 percent since the wildfire broke out, on fears that without help from California's government, the utility could go bankrupt should it eventually be found responsible.
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"I told Isaac, 'I need to get this car out of the ditch, get you out of the forest and find mommy, and without help, that isn't going to happen,' " Eric tells PEOPLE.
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The two robots, named "Elvis" and "Priscilla" by the hotel, pick up orders from the front desk, call and ride the elevators without help, and call the guest's room phone when they've arrived.
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To advocates and immigration lawyers, they're evidence that people move between countries for complex reasons, and that some who might qualify for asylum might not even know it without help from a lawyer.
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Gaston said her brother wasn&apost allowed to drive and couldn&apost evacuate without help, but she couldn&apost reach him because the roads to his home were blocked by sheriff&aposs deputies.
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If the U.S. government is able to unlock an iPhone used by a suspected terrorist without help, it spells trouble for users' privacy but that may not hurt Apple's image, according to strategists.
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She wanted to keep the baby, and she knew she couldn't raise a child and attend college without help, so she enrolled at Northwestern and raised her daughter at home with her parents.
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Gaston said her brother wasn&apost allowed to drive and couldn&apost evacuate without help but she couldn&apost reach him because the roads to his home were blocked by sheriff&aposs deputies.
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But just as you wouldn't ask someone with a broken leg to "snap out of it," and wouldn't expect them to heal without help, it's the same with mental illnesses such as depression.
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These questions are so fundamental and so profound — they speak so directly to what many Americans hear when we speak to non-Americans — that I don't feel I can address them without help.
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In the first episode — no big spoilers here — an emergency crops up at night, when Jane's without help, and she leaves her daughter alone while she retreats to her backyard studio to write.
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And while Trump has pledged to put "America First," keeping U.S. interests above any others, his national security advisers have warned that the Afghan forces are still far too weak to succeed without help.
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President Trump took to Twitter Tuesday morning to make clear that the U.S. is drawing a hard line on the North Korea "problem," and will take action with or without help from the Chinese:
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Without help, this was a chance that would have been denied to us, a door to an opportunity closed by a decision we made at 18 because we didn't know how these things worked.
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And so it begins: at a resistance of 276, Amir must burst into runs on an elliptical-like sledding Keiser, his hips locked so that certain muscles can be targeted without help from others.
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English words were starting to emerge from the older children's mouths, but the sponsors and the adult refugees could barely understand one another without help, often relying on mimed gestures or balky translation apps.
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Britain has argued that the European Union cannot protect itself from Islamist militants and Russian threats without help from London, which would itself become more vulnerable without continued access to EU intelligence and databases.
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If you solved top to bottom, you were probably attuned to this without help, because the uppermost set of entries begin on the same square, 23; the rest of the entries crisscrossed more randomly.
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When I started solving on my own as a young adult, one of the first words I remember "getting" without help was the word EKE or EKING (I don't remember which one it was).
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Brett Theodos, a principal research associate at the Urban Institute, said shared equity appeared to make the most sense for people living in the priciest areas, or for those unable to buy without help.
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The end of the episode implies that Karev will be just fine when he implies to the mother that it seems unbelievable that her son could have made it to the hospital, blind, without help.
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"I was shocked how five- or six-year-old children were holding oxygen masks alone, without help - like they were grown men who understood that this was the way to relieve their suffering," he said.
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But Republicans went "nuclear" and got rid of the 60-vote procedural hurdle when they confirmed Trump's first Supreme Court nominee, Justice Neil Gorsuch, meaning Democrats can't block Trump's forthcoming pick without help from Republicans.
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High-quality sofas available online are easy to assemble without help, as attractive as pieces you might pick up at a local brick-and-mortar store, and are comfortable to sit, nap, and lounge on.
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Losing even one GOP senator means Republicans wouldn't be able to pass the rescissions bill without help from Democrats, who are making it clear they will not put up votes to help McConnell overcome defections.
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Though Graham could clear his bill through the GOP-controlled Judiciary Committee without help from Democrats, he would need their support to get the bill through the full Senate, much less the Democratic-controlled House.
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She lived in a mansion in Brentwood, and each time I'd visit her there she'd be a bit less able; her eyes wouldn't stop watering, or she couldn't get up from a chair without help.
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When challenged on this topic, Will Roper, assistant secretary of the Air Force, clarified that SpaceX could compete in Phase 2 — they would just have to do it without help from the Defense Department's checkbook.
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Without help lowering their costs by having the government pay for the most expensive hospital stays, Mr. Lee warned that insurers are likely to seek rates that are double their additional costs from the virus.
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To counter Washington, Mr. Murphy has shown a willingness to be creative with the state tax code, though finding sufficient money for the rail tunnel without help from the federal government will likely be impossible.
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But Mr. Schumer and his party can do little to stop the confirmation of Judge Kavanaugh without help from Republicans, since his nomination can be brought to the floor and approved by simple majority vote.
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Small businesses are one of the main drivers of China's domestic economy, but without help or a reprieve from the disease, the loss of customers and revenue may mean many have only weeks to survive.
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This, he said, means the successful prevention of a bad actor carrying an explosive or dangerous item through a PreCheck lane rests solely with the TSA officer operating the machine, without help provided by automation.
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Notably, that milestone came without help from one-time nominees "House of Cards," which didn't air during the eligibility window; and "Orange," which did, but having lost several steps creatively, no longer garnered much recognition.
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The lizards fell from nearby trees after entering a vegetative state to wait out the colder temperatures — once the thermometer starts to rise again the iguanas will be revived, scampering off on their own without help.
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Because Homeland Security raids repair shops on claims of counterfeit repair part importation and most devices are locked down, protected with end-user licenses, and are generally impossible to repair without help and, of course, authorization.
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The Republican caucus is fractious, to be sure, and Speaker Paul Ryan has had a heck of a time getting enough members of his party to agree on things to pass them without help from Democrats.
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The Senate is working on its own legislation on financial regulations, but analysts think that passage of a bill is unlikely because Republicans do not have enough votes without help from Democrats, who supported Dodd-Frank.
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Mr. Raisi, a hard-line judge who leads one of the wealthiest religious foundations in the Middle East, campaigned as a corruption fighter and called on Iran to solve its economic problems without help from foreigners.
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Amid a historic increase in students seeking counseling services, many people find themselves trapped on extensive waitlists, forced to endure long periods without help as centers try to meet the needs of an openly struggling generation.
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ROME (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A severe drought followed by floods has slashed agricultural production in Sri Lanka, leaving some 9003,000 people facing food insecurity, the United Nations said, warning that without help the situation might further deteriorate.
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PG&E's stock had slumped over 60 percent since the state's deadliest-ever wildfire broke out last week on fears that without help from California's government, the utility could go bankrupt should it eventually be found responsible.
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The Supreme Court ruled Monday that Puerto Rico can't restructure the debts of its public utilities to avoid a financial crisis, closing off one of the island's last remaining options for avoiding default without help from Congress.
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The result of less Obamacare outreach and advertising is leaving behind these two populations: a healthy population that makes the marketplace work, and a sicker population that doesn't necessarily know how to navigate the system without help.
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The entries fluctuate between highly entertaining (HOSTESS TWINKIES) and hard to reach without help (IMARETS, which I feel like I should have known), but each of them are exquisite gems and they are all clued nearly perfectly.
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Avenatti's attorneys had said they were required to meet with him during a non-contact visit, which made it difficult for him to review documents in the case, without help from guards transporting documents into his section.
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Kim Dae-hyun, the owner of a shop next to the hospital, told CNN that many of the patients at the dual medical facility were in their 80s and 90s and were unable to walk without help.
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The dangers limit the areas aid workers can enter, leaving more and more people without help, said Sofie Garde Thomle, head of the United Nations' Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) in West and Central Africa.
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The hip-hop icon, 193, marked his daughter Truly Young's acceptance into the University of Southern California with a since-deleted Instagram post that said he won't face any jail time because Truly, 219, was admitted without help.
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He grasped at a former president of Mexico, Vicente Fox, who has been critical of Donald J. Trump, but was unable to remember his name without help — or the name of any sitting leader of a foreign country.
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At the behest of his defense team, Oscar Pistorious walked around a South African courtroom without help of his prostheses during his sentencing hearing for the 2013 murder of his girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp on Wednesday, according to multiple reports.
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But Republicans could struggle to get 50 votes for the legislation without help from Democrats, who have balked because the package targets funding for the Children's Health Insurance Program as well as funds designated for the 2015 Ebola outbreak.
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I didn't find this puzzle challenging because of any wordplay or misdirection, but more because I am way too old to remember who KOOPA Troopa (a foe of Mario's in the Nintendo universe) is without help from The Boy.
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"The people were saying that African Americans are making all this trouble, but Asian Americans seem to be quiet and they get ahead on their own without help from the government and they're not making any trouble," Wu said.
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And while the Mexican government needs to do more to deal with the problem, so does the US. "It's very irresponsible to deport a patient … if they know they're going to be deported to Tijuana without help here," she said.
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LONDON, May 823 (Reuters) - People using e-cigarettes to quit smoking are about 95% more likely to report success than those trying to quit without help from any stop-smoking aids, according to the results of a large study in England.
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Stubborn opposition among Freedom Caucus members, despite weeks of behind-the-scene talks among House Republicans, call into question the ability of party leaders to muster the 218 votes needed to pass the budget without help from the chamber's 188 Democrats.
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Lilo and Stitch goes beyond the Bechdel Test with Nani's character, who is Lilo's sole guardian, and who supports the two financially, disciplines Lilo, and does the household cooking (even if she's not very good at it), all without help.
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Just because people can monitor some vital signs right now on their smartphone or fitness tracker doesn't mean they can diagnose themselves without help from a doctor, noted Satchidananda Panda of the Salk Institute for Biological Studies in La Jolla, California.
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"For days and weeks without help from their government or police, the people of Haiti dug through rubble with their bare and bloodied hands to save complete strangers -- guided only by the cries of the wounded and the dying," Cooper said.
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Chris Taylor, who normally takes gigantic hacks, got rung up on a checked swing third strike, with the home plate umpire, Jeff Nelson, making the call without help from his first-base umpire on a call that was borderline at best.
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Sinclair Broadcast Group is expanding its conservative-leaning television empire into nearly three-quarters of American households — but its aggressive takeover of the airwaves wouldn't have been possible without help from President Donald Trump's chief at the Federal Communications Commission.
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In an experiment described in Science Advances, Erik Thomas Frank and his colleagues at the University of Würzburg in Germany forced injured ants, or ants with termites still clinging to them, to try to return to the ant colony without help.
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WASHINGTON, March 24 (Reuters) - U.S. officials on Thursday said they are hopeful that they will be able to unlock the iPhone belonging to one of the San Bernardino shooters without help from Apple Inc by using a third party's technique.
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The researchers carried out a series of different experiments with the subjects, such as taking a selfie without help, taking one with audio cues from a computer that detected the location of the head, or taking one with help from a supervisor.
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The FBI said in February that it was unable to get into the iPhone 5c used by San Bernardino shooter Syed Farook without help from Apple, and it won a court order compelling the Silicon Valley icon to break into the device.
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The first season of The CW's Riverdale was like being handed a surprise bowl of that oatmeal that hatches candy dinosaur eggs when you microwave it: disgusting, delightful, and a possibility so bizarre, most people's brains would never arrive there without help.
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BRUSSELS, Nov 22 (Reuters) - Top American or Asian banks will have to hold enough capital buffers for their activities in the European Union to face crisis without help from their headquarters, a draft EU law says, according to officials familiar with it.
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It may not always seem like that but already there are hundreds of names and people waiting in lines and waiting to be put on a waiting list to donate blood and help anyone who is in need or stranded without help.
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And Hillary Clinton, the Democratic nominee, who initially called Trump's comments "horrific" in a Friday tweet but then fell silent on the issue, will surely use the controversy for all it's worth to attack him, with or without help from the moderators.
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"It won't be just the four people at Benghazi who that are left hanging out there without help if Hillary gets to be president," Gohmert added, referencing the number of dead after a 2012 terrorist attack on a U.S. diplomatic compound in Libya.
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Mindful that Iran's pervasive water shortages have played a key role in fueling the unrest, Tehran may have worried that environmental activists, with or without help from Washington and Jerusalem, aim to galvanize protesters by drawing attention to its failed environmental stewardship.
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SAN FRANCISCO — The Justice Department said on Monday that it had found a way to unlock an iPhone without help from Apple, allowing the agency to withdraw its legal effort to compel the tech company to assist in a mass-shooting investigation.
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This is critical in a day and age when government and corporate records are so voluminous (for example, millions of emails leaked or revealed via FOIA) that it is basically impossible for a reporter or even team to analyze them without help.
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Having read and liked two of Mr. Dawkins's earlier plays — "The Homosexuals" and "Le Switch" — I was surprised by this lack of dramatic follow-through, and by the tendency to signpost themes as if doubting the audience's ability to discern them without help.
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The small U.S. military presence provides no leverage to remove him from power and they cannot, without help from its Kurdish partners, contain the threat from the Islamic state or leverage the Syrians, Iranians, Russians and Turks into getting this job done.
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To that end, in respect of Carspring, Vinay Solanki, Head of Channel 4's Growth Fund, says he looks for "highly disruptive early stage companies" that are solving consumer problems but are not typically able to access TV advertising in their growth stage without help.
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That's a lot of "ifs," but investors will certainly be less forgiving of stocks at current stout valuations if profits are no longer a cinch to climb by double-digits in 2017 – without help from tax or infrastructure policy that might not arrive in time.
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Mija resists this arrangement but wouldn't be able to put up much resistance without help from the Animal Liberation Front, a group of vigilantes led by Jay (Paul Dano), whose painful earnestness makes it hard to determine what, exactly, we're meant to think of them.
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That leaves party leaders with a difficult choice: Back Trump's bid and risk losing control of the Senate, or hang onto control of Congress for dear life -- and let Trump stand or fall without help from the establishment for which he has expressed such contempt.
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One contributing factor to the 10-year delay was that 2005 preceded the rise of social media, which ultimately allowed for the allegations against Cosby to spread without help from major news organizations, and spurred a growing knowledge of just what he'd been accused of.
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SCOTUS RULES AGAINST PUERTO RICO DEBT RESTRUCTURING: The Supreme Court ruled Monday that Puerto Rico can't restructure the debts of its public utilities to avoid a financial crisis, closing off one of the island's last remaining options for avoiding default without help from Congress.
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Pros: 78-inch height gives cats plenty of climbing opportunities; perches, cubbies, and hammocks encourage cats to play and relax in this treeCons: Assembly is required, though all hardware is included; 145-pound weight makes it difficult to move within your home without help
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Ms. Briggs spent four days with Mr. Hargrove's family and watched what she called "an insane amount of home video" shot by his son, Miles, that had captured the tensions during the negotiations for Mr. Hargrove's release, which his family had conducted without help.
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During the watch industry's boom years, Swatch initiated the phasing-out of deliveries of mechanical watch movements — the tiny mechanisms that make a watch tick without help of a battery — to the industry, but has recently backpaddled as weak global watch demand led to an oversupply.
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Senate Republican whip John Cornyn, who is in charge of marshalling votes for legislation, said he expected the fiscal 0003 spending blueprint to draw the support necessary to unlock a legislative tool enabling Republicans to move a tax reform bill through the Senate without help from Democrats.
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Since the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001—or at least since Hurricane Katrina hit New Orleans in 2005—the government has urged all of us, every individual, to be ready to go without help for at least three days in the wake of a disaster.
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He couldn't have done it without help — a fact that he's well aware of and fully embraced by the late stages of the Infinity Saga — but he's the one in the end, the sole hero who fixes (and personally sacrifices) everything with a snap of his fingers.
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It was a sobering reality check for a group that, despite years of fiery defiance and arms supplies from Iran, cannot rule Gaza without help from Fatah, the rival faction that controls the Palestinian Authority and was driven out of Gaza in violent clashes 10 years ago.
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The authors of the report calculated a self-sufficiency standard, meant to determine how much income is now required to meet basic needs — housing, child care, food, transportation, health care — without help from public subsidies, for families of different sizes living in different parts of the city.
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But when she went back to work after the birth of her first child — she was a launch team member to Lean In and is chief leadership officer to professional network Levo — she realized she wasn't going to keep getting top marks across the board without help.
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But, as I noted in a recent piece, many first-time buyers — and indeed many already on the housing ladder — are caught in a Catch-22 whereby depressed interest rates and wage growth mean they will struggle to save the required deposit without help from rich relatives.
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ROME (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Falling food prices may be good news for millions of urban poor but not for small-scale farmers who will struggle to feed their families without help and incentives, such as an end to export subsidies, said the Food and Agriculture Organization on Monday.
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Angels RH Jered Weaver (6-6, 5.24) Keuchel halted his four-start winless streak Friday but not without help, as Houston scored 13 runs at Kansas City while the reigning AL Cy Young Award winner yielded four on 11 hits and two walks over 313 1/3 innings.
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While I was pregnant, it felt like an accomplishment if I could walk from my front steps and get into my car without help so, needless to say, Montaño's ability to compete at a level that's on par with the other, not-pregnant, world class athletes is incredibly impressive.
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MoffettNathanson argued that a recent report that a group of state attorneys general were prepared to fight the deal without help from the federal government - an unusual but not unprecedented situation - actually increased the likelihood that the Justice Department or FCC would act to stop the proposed transaction.
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First the company must perfect a system where machine-learning robots can manufacture and assemble its flagship Terran 1 rocket in space without help from humans, a target that Relativity hopes will be reached with cash generated from launching small satellites on its rockets built at the Stennis facility.
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Without help from knowledgeable guidance counselors or visits from college admissions officers to their high schools, these students don't realize that, with their credentials, they would almost certainly be admitted to a better institution and receive a financial aid package so generous that it would actually save them money.
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For example, I could have never grown The Muse into the company it is today without help from others, and so I've worked hard to pay it forward in the last few years — helping other founders, opening doors and making connections, and giving time, advice, or intros wherever I can.
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The court used a three-part test: first, the phone company wasn't "so far removed" from the case, second, the help required was "meager" and the phone company was a public utility, and lastly, the FBI had tried to do it on its own but couldn't accomplish the surveillance without help.
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Even so, the results build on previous research showing that childhood brain cancer survivors are more likely to be unemployed, unmarried, not college graduates, an unable to handle personal care without help, said Dr. Karen Effinger, a researcher at Emory University School of Medicine in Atlanta who wasn't involved in the study.
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Under the agreement drawn up at the time at Swatch's request, the group can progressively lower the quantities of movements — the tiny mechanisms that make a watch tick without help of a battery — until the end of 2019, but has to be ready to supply minimum quantities and cannot serve any new customers.
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Analysts said the heavy turnout was a good sign for the incumbent, President Hassan Rouhani, a professed moderate who has pursued better relations with the West, against Ebrahim Raisi, a hard-line judge who campaigned as a corruption fighter and called on Iran to solve its own economic problems without help from foreigners.
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After saying for weeks in court filings and congressional testimony that Apple possessed the "exclusive technical means" to unlock Farook's phone, the Justice Department unexpectedly announced on the eve of a court hearing last week that an unidentified outside party had presented it with a technique that might open the phone without help from Apple.
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But common sense should also tell us that the trucking industry is perfectly capable of maximizing profits on its own without help from regulators in Washington, D.C. Another odd aspect of these rules is that the agencies' cost-benefit analyses intermingle environmental benefits that will accrue to foreigners with those that accrue to Americans.
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John McCainJohn Sidney McCainMcCain's family, McCain Institute to promote #ActsOfCivility in marking first anniversary of senator's death Arizona poll shows Kelly overtaking McSally 2628 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 28500 MORE (R-Ariz.) means their support is capped at 6900 votes without help from the other side of the aisle.
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IN FOCUS/SHARP TAKES ➔ ADMINISTRATION: Treasury Department – capital gains tax: The Hill: The notion of lowering the capital gains tax without help from Congress, and in an election year, gives some Republicans pause, but Trump asked his advisers to examine a tax policy change that would largely benefit higher-income taxpayers, his spokeswoman confirmed.
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" Work by Kushner and his team led to a multi-billion dollar computer system for the VA and, as Secretary of Veterans Affairs David Shulkin described to Politico, "ditching its decades-old electronic records system... [which contained] a flaw that can leave new veterans without help right when they're likely to need it the most.
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The startup said it doesn't need to pre-process or annotate text given to the software for it to be able to do things like emphasize words in a natural-sounding way — something that is difficult for an artificial voice to do without help (though companies such as Google have been working on it).
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Greta was one of the 500 to 600 stray dogs the non-profit saves each year, pulling them for rural communities in Northern Canada — where they are caught outside in severe weather and often die without help — and flying them to Winnipeg to receive veterinary care and housing until they are healthy enough to find forever families.
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Without help, it will be a big cost for startups in Cuba, where the average GDP per capita is $6,051.22, compared to $53,041 in the U.S. On the other hand, even a $500 fee is less expensive than the investment a company would typically have to make to go through this process before Stripe launched Atlas.
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There'll be no announcements, no countdown, no ever-increasing bump photos to share, no congratulations, no happy-complaining about not fitting into clothes, no wishing it was over because my back hurts and I can't get up without help, no foraging in the back of the wardrobe for the newborn baby clothes I've saved from my first — my only — baby.
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Take one of the season's best episodes, its fourth, in which the build-up to a big match between Debbie and opponent Tammé Dawson (Kia Stevens) becomes a focus on how both women, single moms raising sons (Debbie with her ex-husband's help, Tammé seemingly without help), navigate trying to build a better world for their boys while also chasing their own dreams.
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Senate Finance Committee Chairman Orrin HatchOrrin Grant HatchTrump to award racing legend Roger Penske with Presidential Medal of Freedom Trump awards Presidential Medal of Freedom to economist, former Reagan adviser Arthur Laffer Second ex-Senate staffer charged in aiding doxxing of GOP senators MORE (R-Utah) said on Wednesday the chances of Republicans passing tax reform is "almost impossible" without help from Democrats.
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Mr Tian's name is also pinned up on the walls of the town hall, along with those of 409 other people in the area who, without help, would be living below the local poverty line of 3,200 yuan a year (this is about 40% above the national minimum, but still not enough to buy meat more than once a week, or to spend on new clothes).
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Without help from Democrats, no votes from Flake and Murkowski would prevent Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellPelosi, Schumer press for gun screenings as Trump inches away The malware election: Returning to paper ballots only way to prevent hacking First House Republican backs bill banning assault weapons MORE (R-Ky.) from moving Kavanaugh's nomination until the FBI has been given a week to investigate.
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But others — scratching out lives in developing countries in Africa, toiling away at jobs with little pay in Latin America or scrambling to raise children without help in the Middle East — most likely had little time left over to reflect on the day designated to celebrate "the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women," and as a call to action, according to the website.
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The supervisors outline how, without help, gig workers "face many uncertainties, including housing and food insecurity, no access to health care, exposure to COVID-19 without safety training, sanitation and protective equipment…" Meanwhile, gig economy companies "continue to flout our state and city laws, leaving their misclassified employees without access to unemployment insurance, paid sick leave, medical benefits, workers' compensation, and other crucial benefits…," the resolution states.
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In other words, just as we have long enjoyed telling ourselves that it's possible to hoist ourselves up in life without help from anyone else (I like to think anyone who talks seriously about "bootstrapping" should be legally required to rephrase as "raising oneself from infancy"), we now attempt to convince ourselves and others that it's possible, at scale, to get computers and robots to do work that only humans can actually do.
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After saying for weeks in court filings and congressional testimony that Apple possessed the "exclusive technical means" to unlock Farook's phone — a claim disputed by tech experts who said there could be various ways to get into the device, especially given the government's resources — the DOJ unexpectedly announced on the eve of a court hearing last week that an unidentified third party had presented it with a technique that might open the phone without help from Apple.
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By the time I got to Little Town on the Prairie, in which Pa performs in a minstrel show and Laura raves about the hilarity of the "darkies," I was old enough that I had grasped without help that minstrel shows were racist, and had developed a strategy for reading such passages: I would say, "Oh my god, Laura," and then skim past to get to the good part about all the girls at Laura's school playing cliquish power games with their calling cards.
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Jeff FlakeJeffrey (Jeff) Lane FlakeArpaio considering running for former sheriff job after Trump pardon Overnight Energy: Warren edges past Sanders in poll of climate-focused voters | Carbon tax shows new signs of life | Greens fuming at Trump plans for development at Bears Ears monument Carbon tax shows new signs of life in Congress MORE (Ariz.) said late last month that he would oppose him, meaning Mortensen will not be able to be approved by the Senate Foreign Relations Committee or confirmed by the full Senate without help from Democrats.
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After seven years of regulatory hurdles, the researchers finally began sending veterans through their trial in February without recruitment assistance from the VA. But now, they say they've exhausted all the veterans organizations near their lab and they won't be able to find the roughly 50 more volunteers needed for the study without help from the Phoenix VA. The leadership at the VA in Phoenix—the closest VA to the trial's lab—still will not permit the researchers to hang flyers in their facility, talk to their clinicians, or do anything else that would inform veterans who go to their site about the study.
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