But in truth, I have done this at arm's length.
|
|
I don't understand why she keeps me at arm's length.
|
|
It's engaging, but it ultimately keeps viewers at arm's length.
|
|
The Irish kept the Herd at arm's length from there.
|
|
November 123 Republicans continue to keep Moore at arm's length.
|
|
As a result, companies keep contingent workers at arm's length.
|
|
Without quite knowing why, we kept him at arm's length.
|
|
They kept Auburn at arm's length throughout most of the half.
|
|
The way that people endorse Hillary is almost at arm's length.
|
|
But national Republicans are still keeping the candidate at arm's length.
|
|
Elizabeth holds her at arm's length, because that's what Elizabeth does.
|
|
Fastidious, aloof and touchy, Chopin kept even friends at arm's length.
|
|
Even at our most intimate, I kept him at arm's length.
|
|
So there is an honesty in keeping conclusions at arm's length.
|
|
In exchange, Mr. Bahr can be a landlord at arm's length.
|
|
They are separated from their safety regulators, usually at arm's length.
|
|
Democrats are picking off the Republicans who held Trump at arm's length.
|
|
With his other arm, the coach holds the student at arm's length.
|
|
Once in politics himself, he kept the bear-pit at arm's length.
|
|
Los Angles kept the Jazz at arm's length throughout the second quarter.
|
|
There are some tanks who can just hold you at arm's length.
|
|
But Democratic leaders have kept impeachment and abolishing ICE at arm's length.
|
|
This doesn't have to mean a bowdlerized, at-arm's-length experience, however.
|
|
She keeps a still-devoted former lover (Yul Vazquez) at arm's length.
|
|
I never hated Girls, but I always held it at arm's length.
|
|
And that means you have to always maintain India at arm's length.
|
|
Also, it's hard to get the rifle in shot while at arm's length.
|
|
"Abadi has kept himself at arm's length" from Iran, said a European diplomat.
|
|
Can Benchmark, which has seemingly approached crypto at arm's length, stomach much more?
|
|
That angered some politicians and Georgians who want Russia kept at arm's length.
|
|
But the government is under international pressure to keep it at arm's length.
|
|
Because of the perceived risk, contract workers are sometimes held at arm's length.
|
|
They're all at arm's length, all woven into the fabric of my life.
|
|
Was there someone you met who maybe you should keep at arm's length?
|
|
Hold your thumb up at arm's length and compare it to the moon.
|
|
Gillespie's answer was to keep Trump at arm's length physically but not spiritually.
|
|
But Kanu is careful to keep the realm of celebrity at arm's length.
|
|
Maybe she even wonders and laments that you keep her at arm's length.
|
|
The use of loan agents allows the bankers to keep fraud at arm's length.
|
|
He crawled across a coral reef, parking himself at arm's length from a female.
|
|
The senator keeps at arm's length to avoid running afoul of Senate ethics rules.
|
|
Hillary Clinton has kept the press at arm's length throughout her 2016 presidential campaign.
|
|
Both Republican leaders on Capitol Hill held Trump at arm's length during the campaign.
|
|
After the events of last week she's keeping Archie and Veronica at arm's length.
|
|
Beauty has a way of simultaneously welcoming you and keeping you at arm's length.
|
|
If you're a nonsmoker, I'm sure you can smell a smoker at arm's length.
|
|
For now, the hopes of an app-based voting future remain at arm's length.
|
|
We held rifles and packs at arm's length as punishment for another recruit's transgression.
|
|
The obsessive pursues the avoidant and the avoidant keeps the obsessive at arm's length.
|
|
But throughout the video, above, Bowie kept the potential of gaming at arm's length.
|
|
We can no longer accept this corporate practice of keeping contracted workers at arm's length.
|
|
It also opened up a new world of killing at arm's length via technological advances.
|
|
Coexistence at arm's length isn't enough, either, not when ISIS's online influence is so pervasive.
|
|
"Look below Mars by about the width of your fist at arm's length," MacRobert added.
|
|
But even there, I've found frustration with how the game keeps me at arm's length.
|
|
After keeping the tea party at arm's length, they embraced its love child, Donald Trump.
|
|
Keeping LGBTQ people at arm's length has surely contributed to the marginalization of the community.
|
|
Meanwhile, the legal arrangements to keep them at arm's length from those businesses remain opaque.
|
|
It's hard to take a selfie with a traditional 50mm camera held at arm's length.
|
|
He's routinely his own worst enemy and puts the truth at arm's length too often.
|
|
And while prescription meds are now being held at arm's length, recreational drugs are being embraced.
|
|
"She was deeply hurt by him and basically kept him at arm's length," the source said.
|
|
"She was deeply hurt by him and basically kept him at arm's length," the source says.
|
|
It's actually surprising Facebook has stayed at arm's-length from the record industry for so long.
|
|
The Senate GOP leadership kind of kept him at arm's length during the recent legislative drama.
|
|
But he, too, is a euroskeptic and would be likely to keep Washington at arm's length.
|
|
I held the camera at arm's length and got some decent shots in pretty challenging conditions.
|
|
In her novels, she has increasingly managed to do this without holding them at arm's length.
|
|
The Original Sin series avoided these pitfalls but also kept sexuality in general at arm's length.
|
|
What impresses me most is how Wenzel keeps the cat at arm's length from the reader.
|
|
Many Republicans remain at arm's length, fearful that the president is erratic and prone to offend.
|
|
Much of the thuggery takes place at arm's length from the Kremlin, but seemingly with its blessing.
|
|
It was made to usher people into a new world, rather than keeping them at arm's length.
|
|
The best solution is for Mr Trump to follow precedent and put his assets at arm's length.
|
|
Instead of keeping them at arm's length, the company made a point of embracing what they'd created.
|
|
This nifty, low-tech spider catcher keeps critters at arm's length and catches them without causing harm.
|
|
Facing the prospects of new life for his bill, Hensarling has kept Cabinet conversation at arm's length.
|
|
Indiana led 10-39 at halftime and kept Memphis at arm's length throughout the final 24 minutes.
|
|
Keeping opposition groups and the Iranian people at arm's length has been central to that misleading narrative.
|
|
The Knicks kept the Pistons at arm's length throughout the third quarter, with Williams scoring 8 points.
|
|
The senior Senate Republican kept Trump at arm's length while he was running for reelection last year.
|
|
He was as smart as Warren, minus the scholarly veneer that can keep people at arm's length.
|
|
But even as the mayor unveiled his plan, he seemed to be doing so at arm's length.
|
|
In recent weeks, he has moved to simultaneously embrace Mr. Cohen and keep him at arm's length.
|
|
Like Sanders, who isn't officially a Democrat, Quist has tried to keep Washington Democrats at arm's length.
|
|
That circumvented officials who wanted to keep Mr Orban's corrupt and Russia-friendly government at arm's length.
|
|
"To me, a related-party transaction has to be at arm's length," Mr. Kriete said by phone.
|
|
She tried to hold the group, which is run by a former aide, at arm's length, and awkwardly.
|
|
Barzal kept Schmaltz at arm's length before dumping a pass to Devon Toews, who then dished to Bailey.
|
|
We benefit from an implicit subsidy because we can use the Harvard brand while operating at arm's length.
|
|
The Clinton campaign has been keeping Stein's efforts at arm's length, but last week joined the recount effort.
|
|
But that's not the only reason people want to hear about your sudden slim down at arm's length.
|
|
In 2008, many Republicans treated Muslims as the enemy, while the Obama campaign kept us at arm's length.
|
|
For now, the most vulnerable GOP lawmakers would rather keep the raucous GOP presidential primary at arm's length.
|
|
Clinton's run as the first woman to become the Democratic Party's nominee has been observed at arm's length.
|
|
While many world leaders have held Trump at arm's length, Bolsonaro has made no secret of his esteem.
|
|
This has caused Republican senators in tight races to keep him at arm's length, even retracting previous endorsements.
|
|
It holds back — just as these two young women would hold each other at arm's length at first.
|
|
Although Mr. al-Sadr has recently kept Iran at arm's length, he has taken a strongly nationalist stance.
|
|
"We kept the idea of dating at arm's length out of respect for each other," Mr. Salazar said.
|
|
Obama, one of Hillary Clinton's most forceful surrogates during the campaign, kept the new president at arm's length.
|
|
Trump constantly boasted about having "his generals" by his side; Tillerson, by contrast, was kept at arm's length.
|
|
Now Cookie must rebuild their relationship from scratch while keeping Lucious's suspicious nurse (Demi Moore) at arm's length.
|
|
President Trump has tried to keep the saga at arm's length, but on Friday he got into the mix.
|
|
It would not be possible to run the two businesses at arm's length from each other, the CMA added.
|
|
Super Deluxe has a new approach, one it thinks supports creatives and simultaneously holds corporate influence at arm's length.
|
|
Suspiria is all about that push and pull, constantly inviting you in while also keeping you at arm's length.
|
|
But another reason why Twitter may be holding bots at arm's length is because of its history with them.
|
|
We're placing it around the edge, keeping it at arm's length, like it's a problem and not an opportunity.
|
|
BT's network, which it runs at arm's length, is also used by providers such as Sky, TalkTalk and Vodafone.
|
|
Back during the 2016 campaign when Ryan thought Trump was going to lose, he kept him at arm's length.
|
|
The car slowly winds its way so high along the mountaintop that the clouds hang nearly at arm's length.
|
|
"There has been a challenge in government where people from our community have been at arm's length," Smith said.
|
|
Since launching in January 2013, Twitter gave Vine weak support, keeping the product at arm's length despite cult popularity.
|
|
I feared the Christian writing community would want to keep me at arm's length because of my publishing history.
|
|
Austin is also largely white and segregated, and it is a city that holds racial truths at arm's length.
|
|
Rather than keep the viewer at arm's length, this new film works to draw you into the palace intrigue.
|
|
To many, the South is a monolithic place that can only be understood through pity and at arm's length.
|
|
But I always held him at arm's length because I didn't think he was mine to hold on to.
|
|
Bloomberg, who had so far intentionally kept the party's contest at arm's length, is now rising in the polls.
|
|
The majority of Democrats in tough districts tried to keep impeachment at arm's length for most of this year.
|
|
There are holdouts, of course, who view their cellphones and newspapers at arm's length to make out the words.
|
|
If Lower Saxony started to deal with VW at arm's length, it would eventually turn into a more normal company.
|
|
Keeping Turkey at arm's length while looking forward to the end of the Erdogan era does not serve Europe's interests.
|
|
WWF executives at its headquarters thousands of miles away in Switzerland claim to keep the Cameroonian government at arm's length.
|
|
And then there's the Twitter block list, keeping our social media enemies at arm's length for an entire decade (#LoveTwitter).
|
|
From there, the Serb kept him at arm's length before closing out the match with a string of clean winners.
|
|
It's telling, and tragic, that she seems to be most balanced and confident when she's keeping everyone at arm's length.
|
|
Indeed, the IPO may even entice some of the very companies that have so far kept it at arm's length.
|
|
And Trump has gladly kept Ryan, an icon of the Republican establishment of near Bush-ian proportions, at arm's length.
|
|
Finally, Lincoln grabbed the bully by the neck, held him at arm's length, and shook him like a little boy.
|
|
Gobert hit 216 of 8 free throws during the stretch to help the Jazz keep the Bucks at arm's length.
|
|
"They're living separately and she's keeping Rob at arm's length, both from the baby and from her," the insider adds.
|
|
It made me, a woman, feel validated, instead of someone being held at arm's length while the snickering goes on.
|
|
How can this entire complex role be filled by contractors held at arm's length from the body of the company?
|
|
But the Obama administration is keeping Erdoğan's government at arm's length — an unwise policy that threatens our long-standing alliance.
|
|
They narrowed it down to an area in the sky roughly the size of a fist held at arm's length.
|
|
Theranos again and again over the course of three or four years was able to keep Walgreens at arm's length.
|
|
My mom would rush in, holding a Clorox spray bottle at arm's length as she wiped down the leather couch.
|
|
I held it at arm's length, tilted away from my face, thinking not me not me not me not me.
|
|
Business owners normally keep the captive policy at arm's length to preserve its legitimacy and to maintain its tax benefits.
|
|
Business owners normally keep the captive policy at arm's length to preserve its legitimacy and to maintain its tax benefits.
|
|
The final image was always recognizably a photograph, even if it seemed to hold the documentary tradition at arm's length.
|
|
The vitriolic press reaction to the couple's news suggests that keeping the tabloids at arm's length may not shield them.
|
|
Outlaw King seems more interested in Robert the historical figure than Robert the person, and keeps the latter at arm's length.
|
|
Gray scored 11 points and Hornsby eight as the Tigers stayed at arm's length and only trailed 33-36 at halftime.
|
|
As in most breaches that involve a cloud service provider, Amazon has sought to stay at arm's length from the problem.
|
|
"She has friends, but initially, even with those friends, she kept them at arm's length," her mother, Stacie Leutner, told ABC.
|
|
There was something noble-seeming about her ability to have achieved all that fame while also keeping it at arm's length.
|
|
The secret to running a successful bank in Afghanistan seems to involve winning depositors' trust, but keeping borrowers at arm's length.
|
|
Naomi says she kept Wynonna at arm's length because she was worried how learning of her illness might affect her daughter.
|
|
The supermodel took in a Tinashe concert in Vegas at Intrigue nightclub over the weekend with Scott Eastwood at arm's length.
|
|
Kasich has tried to strike a balance, keeping Trump at arm's length while trying to avoid getting into an arm wrestle.
|
|
The crown officials keep him at arm's length; they bait him with a promise of going home to seal his submission.
|
|
Overall, 22 percent were exposed to "very loud" sounds at work requiring them to shout to be heard at arm's length.
|
|
Congressional Republicans who, a year ago, were still at least trying to keep Trump at arm's length don't dare to anymore.
|
|
Wary of that line of attack, national Democrats have kept Jones at arm's length, with high-wattage party surrogates remaining benched.
|
|
"We were strong-armed, we were misled, we were kept at arm's length, we couldn't do our jobs effectively," she said.
|
|
He kept rap at arm's length by painting himself as a quirky outsider, superior to mainstream rappers by taking nothing seriously.
|
|
Or, they simply keep it at arm's length because they worry about coming under suspicion of being spies or infiltrators themselves.
|
|
VIENNA/WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The central achievement of the Iran nuclear deal - keeping Tehran at arm's length from nuclear weapons - is eroding.
|
|
Gesture interfaces, to me, may have more application on laptops and home devices, which you tend to use at arm's length.
|
|
The Cavaliers jumped to a 23-83 lead, then kept Stony Brook at arm's length with a wire-to-wire lead.
|
|
But too much greenery risks politicising them and compromising their core missions, which work best when politics is at arm's length.
|
|
The result is a sense of hushed intimacy, and yet Keating keeps the listener at arm's length, perhaps out of necessity.
|
|
Terrified of alienating its other Android partners, like Samsung and LG, Google went to great lengths to keep Motorola at arm's length.
|
|
A 23.7-225 Lakers run midway through the second quarter kept the Nets at arm's length for the remainder of the night.
|
|
Photographer Andrew Kravchenko, a direct witness of the violent action, managed to film Garanich's resistance to the attackers from at arm's length.
|
|
Leonard Lance runs for re-election in a district Trump narrowly lost in 2016, he has kept the president at arm's length.
|
|
We're keeping Hordak at arm's length for the first chunk of episodes, but it doesn't mean that's the overall plan for him.
|
|
Embiid countered with a hoop, and the 213ers were able to keep the visitors at arm's length the rest of the way.
|
|
The billionaire CEO of both SpaceX and Tesla Motors has been careful to keep most of the Hyperloop activity at arm's length.
|
|
Stark is obsessed with the one woman he can't have; Strange puts the one woman who would have him at arm's length.
|
|
Some in the West may feel threatened by China's advances in science, and therefore aim to keep its researchers at arm's length.
|
|
Alias Grace is a handsomely produced, beautifully performed series, boasting superb writing and direction, that nonetheless holds the audience at arm's length.
|
|
And the civilian toll has posed a troubling dilemma: how to support Saudi allies while keeping the war's excesses at arm's length.
|
|
Yet every man I talked to seemed either alarmingly flirtatious, uncomfortable interacting with women or determined to keep me at arm's length.
|
|
During his first six years of rule, Mr. Kim kept China at arm's length, not even meeting with China's leader, Xi Jinping.
|
|
Zeitlin's grand experiment of keeping Hollywood at arm's length has also meant he could maintain his single-minded approach to making movies.
|
|
The Volunteers didn't shoot it that well, either, but they were able to keep the Mocs at arm's length throughout the half.
|
|
I saw a feminist mid-dissociation, perhaps practicing what Fleabag preached: the virtues of living with the world kept at arm's length.
|
|
The funeral was organized by the African National Congress, the governing party that for decades strove to keep her at arm's length.
|
|
The Obama White House kept Syria at arm's length, determined, understandably, to avoid the mistakes of the invasion and occupation of Iraq.
|
|
But the governor told a local reporter over the weekend that he will continue to keep Trump at arm's length heading into 2018.
|
|
The width of your pinkie finger at arm's length is roughly one degree, or double the angular diameter of the Sun or Moon.
|
|
We'll have far better existences if we keep our smartphones quite literally at arm's length, rather than implanting them directly in our skulls.
|
|
Last year he suggested creating an independent arbiter at arm's length from the company to make hard decisions about what content is unacceptable.
|
|
Much of the Republican Party, which is keeping Trump at arm's length as he implodes, will soon be treating him like a pariah.
|
|
President Trump keeps longstanding allies such as Germany at arm's length, while expressing admiration for autocrats like Vladimir Putin who thwart democratic institutions.
|
|
"If an agency were to buy Condé Nast, clients would be up in arms — you're supposed to be at arm's length," he said.
|
|
Ambassador Haley should focus especially on U.N. agencies and bodies that have kept the business community in the dark or at arm's length.
|
|
Held at arm's length by many Republican leaders, Mr. Trump also has few high-profile surrogates to help him deliver his closing message.
|
|
"I want to close my final White House Correspondents' Dinner by saying thank you," he said, holding out the microphone at arm's length.
|
|
He writes that Mr. Oppenheim had a habit of "scrunching his nose and holding journalism at arm's length" when discussing the Weinstein investigation.
|
|
John Kasich, a Republican who has kept Trump at arm's length, was also disgusted by the Kavanaugh process, but for a different reason.
|
|
As inaugural chairman, Mr. Barrack was one of Mr. Trump's chief liaisons to those business executives who had kept him at arm's length.
|
|
Each has a pas de deux in which the ballerina seems like a magical wild beast whom her partner keeps at arm's length.
|
|
And he has successfully kept Guaidó at arm's length, despite the United States and 58 other countries recognizing Guaidó as Venezuela's legitimate president.
|
|
They tried to pin House Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi on him, which is the classic move, and he held her at arm's length.
|
|
Not only were a handful of determined protesters kept out of sight; with no presidential walkabouts, even ordinary folk were kept at arm's length.
|
|
Of course, there's only so many times she can shut us out — it's very telling that Jenner apologized for keeping us at arm's length.
|
|
"It very well could be", Greene said, but added that any licensing deal would have to be negotiated between the companies at arm's length.
|
|
But at Thursday's debate, the governor seemed to keep her at arm's length as evidence that she isn't scared to buck her own party.
|
|
Christie was among the first big names to get on board at a time when many were keeping the presumptive nominee at arm's length.
|
|
Since the Watergate crisis, it's also been the attorney general's responsibility to stand at arm's length from the political maneuvering of the White House.
|
|
They must also prove that the sale was at "arm's length," meaning they didn't buy the property from a relative or close business associate.
|
|
If you hold your hand out at arm's length and look at your thumbnail, it's about that size; a dense area of photo receptors.
|
|
This mythology, self-made or not, always kept her at arm's length—like an artifact in a glass case to be revered or scrutinized.
|
|
Karen Handel's victory in the 2017 Georgia special election against Democrat Jon Ossoff, even though Handel kept him at arm's length during the race.
|
|
We are kept at arm's length from them, and the sporadic use of an interpreter doesn't bridge that distance so much as accentuate it.
|
|
"We've been slammed," said the worker who stuck out the credit card PIN pad at arm's length, when I asked how she was doing.
|
|
President Trump keeps longstanding allies such as Germany at arm's length, while expressing admiration for autocrats like Vladimir V. Putin who thwart democratic institutions.
|
|
Instead of having Clinton -- a once-in-a-generation political talent -- help with his campaign, Gore kept him at arm's length during the campaign.
|
|
Roebuck, placed on the spot, turned the phone on to selfie mode, held it at arm's length and spoke for only a few seconds.
|
|
So I ignore the ads and enable every privacy setting available to me, and I've kept my Facebook account — though admittedly, at arm's length.
|
|
This is a landscape that evolved both alongside and at arm's length from the American tech industry — Instagram, for example, is banned in China.
|
|
" The source added then that Chyna and Kardashian are living separately and "she's keeping Rob at arm's length, both from the baby and from her.
|
|
If yours squints and holds his phone at arm's length every time he receives a text, upgrade him to a device with a larger screen.
|
|
Coffman, for his part, keeps his party, particularly the parts of it that might alienate the constituents sitting in front of him, at arm's length.
|
|
The move reversed the course the US had been charting under Barack Obama's administration, when Riyadh, the Saudi capital, was often kept at arm's length.
|
|
Evan Bergman, the director, has for the most part carefully kept the husband and wife at arm's length from each other to signify their disaffection.
|
|
That Ryan and Trump were finally sharing a stage was already newsworthy, given that they've held each other at arm's length for Trump's entire campaign.
|
|
GOP leadership in Congress has publicly kept the race at arm's length, worried that any attempts to influence who wins the Republican primary could backfire.
|
|
Ayotte has kept Trump at arm's length, even as Democrats charge that she has failed to "stand up" to the businessman and condemn his rhetoric.
|
|
GOP members of the Senate Intelligence Committee have publicly kept their House counterparts at arm's length, arguing the House probe has dissolved into partisan bickering.
|
|
Niantic was set up as an "autonomous business unit" — an early Google experiment, pre-dating Alphabet, in running projects at arm's length from the mothership.
|
|
In this campaign, Mr. Stewart has only about $160,000 on hand, and Senate Republicans indicated last week that they were keeping him at arm's length.
|
|
Staff members in most shelters were allowed to hold the youngest children, age 4 and under, but instructed to keep older children at arm's length.
|
|
While the longing doesn't prevent Trump for kicking those aides to the curb, it does make Trump more likely to keep aides at arm's length.
|
|
Mr. Brennan's defenders said he always kept the dossier at arm's length, arguing against using its findings about the Russian interference campaign in the assessment.
|
|
The networks division Openreach is managed at arm's length, but critics say the structure allows BT to abuse its market position and has hampered investment.
|
|
Since the beginning of our feminist movement, we've had amazing suffragettes who have done wonderful things but have still kept people of color at arm's length.
|
|
But their efforts to keep the press at arm's length have only done so much, particularly in protecting Meghan, who was 2018's most googled person.
|
|
The hours you spend thinking about the people your partner used to date is a way of keeping your love for each other at arm's length.
|
|
European art, culture and trade were in vogue, but European liberalism was kept at arm's length and would remain so for hundreds of years to come.
|
|
Typically at pains to stay at arm's length from decisions by private companies, the ECB recently took the highly unusual step of commenting about the merger.
|
|
In contrast, an international community that has often held Trump at arm's length stepped up to declare their rock-solid support for the new US president.
|
|
In other words, Moon might be receptive to finding a path to peace solely by talking to North Korea and keeping the US at arm's length.
|
|
"It's going to be a multipronged approach," Acharya said, highlighting that soaps, sprays, banners, traps and more can work together to keep mosquitoes at arm's length.
|
|
"I try to keep conceptual implied narratives at arm's length and only introduce elements that support the feelings and emotions I wish to evoke," he says.
|
|
While some might have expected prim and proper fashionistas to keep Cardi at arm's length after her NYFW rumble -- designers seem to be embracing her instead.
|
|
Cersei got her revenge on Ellaria Sand and daughter in a grisly-but-fitting reversal of Myrcella's killing, all while keeping Euron Greyjoy at arm's length.
|
|
It's a chilled introduction that reads as an attempt at distancing, perhaps to put Christine at arm's length or to suggest that she will be unknowable.
|
|
But most have kept the continent at arm's length when it comes to the wealth tax, as countries have ditched them over the last few decades.
|
|
Chance's verse hits all the topics he'd dealt on Coloring Book, just months before recording this verse: the church, independence, holding the devil at arm's-length.
|
|
He also must do a better job than he has thus far to make sure campaign donors are kept at arm's length — even two arms' length.
|
|
Hong Kong is a semiautonomous Chinese territory with its own system of government separate from the mainland, which has mostly watched the unrest at arm's length.
|
|
Eugenides's more recent efforts, novels and stories alike, no longer seem to embody spiritual yearning, but rather hold it at arm's length for gently pointed ridicule.
|
|
While tech companies haven't shown any inclination yet to unwind business ties with Riyadh, they are trying to keep the kingdom at arm's length in public.
|
|
And the Emmys have also displayed a refreshing willingness to avoid flash-in-the-pan phenomena, which they will often nominate but hold at arm's length.
|
|
Gavrilov addressed delegates in his native Russian from the Georgian parliamentary speaker's seat, angering some Georgian politicians and citizens who want Russia kept at arm's length.
|
|
In spite of its technical execution, the film feels like it's holding the audience at arm's length, talking about these deep, profound themes in the intellectualized abstract.
|
|
Even his most awkward lines ("I'm an aggressive person") feel like the transparent mask of someone who's learned through hard experience to keep people at arm's length.
|
|
Traditionally, its opponents have said that Puerto Ricans have the best of both worlds: they use the dollar, get American passports, but keep Washington at arm's length.
|
|
Apple has generally kept video games at arm's length in the past, even as its iOS platform's continued growth hangs heavily on the games people play there.
|
|
"Filtering is about both keeping temptation at arm's length, and maintaining the quality of inner peace where your mind is, and where your soul is," Adlerstein said.
|
|
But in an interview with CBS, Ryan keeps Nunes at arm's length -- downplaying how much Nunes told him about the intelligence he gathered at the White House.
|
|
Yet if he is to have a lasting legacy, it'll be as someone who remade the party he spent most of his life keeping at arm's length.
|
|
As he pursued what some administration officials viewed as a hopeless quest for Middle East peace, the White House was happy to keep Kerry at arm's length.
|
|
Justin Reid picked off another pass from Williams on the first play of Utah's subsequent drive to help keep the Utes at arm's length down the stretch.
|
|
Holding the device at arm's length, she tucked in her chin ("so the face comes out smaller"), snapped a photo of us, and handed me the result.
|
|
Democrats will also be under immense pressure from the liberal base to launch impeachment proceedings against Trump, though party leaders have kept the idea at arm's length.
|
|
Frank Guinta is taking a different approach than other vulnerable GOP incumbents, who are keeping their party's presidential nominee at arm's length: He's openly embracing Donald Trump.
|
|
Meanwhile, Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) — who many members kept at arm's length during the campaign — walked into a closed-door caucus and reportedly received a standing ovation.
|
|
Symone Sanders believes the big, bold rhetoric of Bernie Sanders's "political revolution" is paying dividends for the very Democratic Party that he still keeps at arm's length.
|
|
The Obama administration had sought to keep the issue at arm's length, referring to it as "a local law enforcement matter" despite the involvement of federal agencies.
|
|
"One can always do better," Mr. Macron told the journalists, whom he has kept at arm's length, waiting until two years into his mandate to meet them.
|
|
As president, she was accused of keeping her official presidential aides at arm's length but allowing inappropriate access to a group of secretive friends including Ms. Choi.
|
|
But like Ayotte on Thursday, other GOP incumbents have so far kept Trump at arm's length and haven't appeared alongside him at recent speeches and rallies. Sen.
|
|
He went right to Jacob, like an Iron Dome interceptor, took him into his arms, kissed him with his full mouth, then held him at arm's length.
|
|
It's unclear how many of the caravan members have passports or entered Mexico legally, but the group's size and visibility is keeping Mexican authorities at arm's length.
|
|
Pompeo's also made it clear that, unlike Tillerson, who notoriously kept the press at arm's length, he wouldn't be shying away from the media during his tenure.
|
|
Faced with a more conventional candidate, the party could have kept itself at arm's length from the candidate's field operation — and therefore from any problematic voter suppression tactics.
|
|
Now he will have to focus on shoring up his flagging support at home while trying to keep Salvini, Di Maio and their verbal provocations at arm's length.
|
|
The 2016 dinner was headlined by Mitt Romney and brought in $20.6 million at an awkward time for Republicans, who were still largely keeping Trump at arm's length.
|
|
It's one thing to keep that at arm's length—I've done documentaries about pedophiles before a couple of times—but it's so different when it's someone you know.
|
|
Rather than study at arm's length, the young Briton had spent months ingratiating herself with the local chimpanzee population; giving them names, and learning to read their emotions.
|
|
I crouched down near the heater, holding my phone at arm's length so I could follow the instructions, as if I were peeking over an expert's shoulder. Success!
|
|
Perez has largely kept the caucuses at arm's length since the debacle began last week, though he has called for the state party to begin an official recanvass.
|
|
Bussell then wrapped her arms around Momoa's waist while he drank a bear and placed his hand on top of Bailey's head to keep him at arm's length.
|
|
That isn't uncommon when acquisitions take place, but, normally, those companies are merged within the parent organization, not kept around at arm's length while maintaining their own identity.
|
|
It was a different story after the break, however, and though Juve's drilled defense initially kept Real at arm's length, they were undone by a two-goal salvo.
|
|
Khaled, whose fame crescendoed alongside Snapchat ubiquity, wore a tracksuit slathered with Goyard print and spent much of the night with his iPhone at arm's length, filming himself.
|
|
"Keep a partner with bad credit and debt at arm's length until they show true progress in reforming," suggests LaKhaun McKinley, a financial planner in Grand Rapids, Michigan.
|
|
The current crop of Fed policymakers view such ideas as a threat to the independence they feel is important to keep monetary policy at arm's length from politics.
|
|
While reality is likely to keep Hyperloop One at arm's length for some time, the company did manage to run its first successful high speed test in August.
|
|
Long wary of Mr. Trump, the House speaker, Paul D. Ryan, and potentially vulnerable members of his caucus have fortified those defenses by keeping him at arm's length.
|
|
National Democrats, while helping to pour in money, are taking pains to keep the race at arm's length, figuring their presence could hurt rather than help Mr. Jones.
|
|
It was not long before Ms. Geissler, the chief of the extremism unit, detected the first signs that Austria was being kept at arm's length by allied agencies.
|
|
Boston held Indiana at arm's length for much of the remainder of the game, building leads of 19 points in the third quarter and 113 in the fourth.
|
|
A big part of Wells Fargo's problem was its decentralized business model, which meant the retail bank was able to keep inquiries from head office at arm's length.
|
|
However, the central bank's structure of seven governors serving 14-year terms and 12 regional bank presidents means the institution will remain "at arm's length" from political influence.
|
|
While anyone could propose investments to become qualified as National Income Securities, repatriators' investments would be at arm's length and have holding periods of at least five years.
|
|
In some cases, Republicans won by keeping the then-nominee at arm's length, especially after the widespread condemnation of Trump for his comments in the "Access Hollywood" tape.
|
|
All of this distance and alienation keeps the reader at a certain remove from Selin, as well; her deadpan voice is endearing, but it holds you at arm's length.
|
|
The key, in journalism as in any truth-seeking pursuit, is to try your best to keep all your beliefs and conclusions at arm's length, at least somewhat provisional.
|
|
Two giants, ExxonMobil and Dow, have chemical investments with Aramco, which they can plausibly argue is a firm operated by world-class technocrats at arm's length from the palace.
|
|
That revelation works fine in this film, but I have to say it's an idea I think I'm going to keep at arm's length whenever I watch the original.
|
|
So too, the way Mr Trump seems to have used Mr Cohen as a blunt instrument, while keeping him at arm's length for plausible deniability, is a familiar pattern.
|
|
His steps draw attention to political engagement in a place that typically prefers to keep Washington at arm's length, even if he ends up staying away from running himself.
|
|
However, Pickens and Daejon Davis combined for seven consecutive free throws, opening a 13-point lead, and Stanford kept the Beavers at arm's length the rest of the way.
|
|
Lining up a shot with the rear screen when my camera is out at arm's length just feels too casual for what I like to use dedicated cameras for.
|
|
But Curry then connected on his fifth 231-pointer of the game, and the Warriors were able to hold the visitors at arm's length the rest of the way.
|
|
If you want to keep jet lag at arm's length, consider taking these five steps before your next big trip — especially if you're returning to work on a Monday.
|
|
The Justice Department and the FBI began to operate at arm's length from the White House to avoid the partisan abuses of their law-enforcement powers that felled Nixon.
|
|
The result is that readers today can have a very strange relationship to this classic: it's a work we feel we should embrace but often keep at arm's length.
|
|
Mr. Sachs holds the adults at arm's length, declining either to judge them too harshly for their selfishness or to extend them more than minimal sympathy for their difficulties.
|
|
And it reinforced the sense that Mr. Putin has managed to maintain the initiative in Syria against an American president who wants to keep the war at arm's length.
|
|
The two are working backward: They get married and then fall in love, but Bash's secret about his sexuality — he's queer — means he always keeps Rhonda at arm's length.
|
|
Ms. Wojcicki said the attack clarified for her that her company could no longer keep content at arm's length and hide behind a broadly articulated set of community guidelines.
|
|
She, like Bill, reaches out to me at arm's length with no clear evidence that she plans to do otherwise, and again, I see no reason to tolerate it.
|
|
The son may need to keep her at arm's length, but the author should not; the reader yearns for him to fully embrace her and the character she is.
|
|
The grants were at arm's length; the companies didn't design or analyze the studies, they didn't own the data, and they certainly didn't write the papers or control publication.
|
|
And during her 2018 re-election bid, she kept him at arm's length, as did many other Republicans campaigning in areas, like hers, where support for him wasn't strong.
|
|
After the Bosnian Serb leaders Radovan Karadzic and Ratko Mladic were indicted by a UN war-crimes tribunal in July 1995, the Clinton administration kept them at arm's length.
|
|
But there was no escaping the fact that twice in a week's time Mr. Trump embraced the top Democrats while keeping his supposed Republican allies well at arm's length.
|
|
Now it sounds early enough though that right now everything's at arm's length because you're being given the opportunity to explore a lot of options, feel out your character.
|
|
That panel, which operates at arm's length from the regulator's case teams, will make a final decision on whether the parties must fill the hole in the pension fund.
|
|
Some of India's most talented young students are now being kept at arm's length from the country's startup scene after dozens saw job offers pulled with little or no notice.
|
|
Even after the crew has irrevocably crossed the village's Islamic elders, Alassane's film keeps its fiery political implications at arm's length, letting the comedy speak through its own growing darkness.
|
|
A year ago, at our Code/Media conference in southern California, Gawker founder Nick Denton said he wanted to keep the increasingly powerful media force of Facebook at arm's length.
|
|
"It appeared to the outside world as if he was taking decisions impartially and at arm's-length from those who were to benefit commercially from his decision making," Perry said.
|
|
Macron, who has largely kept the media at arm's length since, is giving a series of interviews as he approaches the first anniversary of his election to office next month.
|
|
Ong said the standard practice is for someone at arm's length from a candidate to hire a black hat PR firm and ensure there is a level of plausible deniability.
|
|
According to a New York Times piece published Friday, the uncertainty is a dual result of Trump's own unpredictability and top Republicans' increasing desire to keep him at arm's length.
|
|
Behind the scenes, Washington, DC is rife with talk of Treasury officials threatening Chinese banks with hefty fines for aiding and abetting deals involving North Korea, even at arm's length.
|
|
Al Gore kept the popular president at arm's length during the 2000 campaign, while Ronald Reagan wasn't enthusiastic about the candidacy of his vice president, George H.W. Bush, in 1988.
|
|
AT&T has said that the companies will largely be run at arm's length after the merger; we're not going to have AT&T executives reviewing Game of Thrones scripts.
|
|
Obama's White House held Sisi at arm's length, with no invitation to visit, and suspended the line of credit that allowed Egypt to buy military equipment from the United States.
|
|
And while Jane can keep Corey at arm's length until she's ready to do more than slow dance under the stars, she can't ward off Mary Louise's persistent come-ons.
|
|
No. But it is yet another example of how business interests of the President and his family, even held at arm's length, can complicate their work for the American people.
|
|
It would also give leverage to legitimate Iranian business interests to keep the IRGC at arm's length, and has the potential to create more space for independent business to grow.
|
|
Dallas jumped out early to a 33-7 lead, kept the Cavs at arm's length through three quarters and had a chance to win on the final possession in overtime.
|
|
If you hold a pin at arm's length up in the air, the head of the pin covers approximately the amount of sky that appears in the Hubble Deep Field.
|
|
But the dissolute Sebastian — whose Bernie Madoff-like father has just been sent to prison for defrauding his moneyed peers out of millions — keeps Charlie at arm's length, playing coy.
|
|
But keeping it at arm's length from the actual plot reveals just how seriously "Star Trek"'s producers now take their task of stripping politics out of their movie universe.
|
|
So in many shots, paw outstretched just out of view of the camera's picture, it looks exactly like Manny is holding the GoPro at arm's length and snapping a photo.
|
|
Meanwhile, Trump will try to win this thing pretty much on his own as his own party — at best — keeps him at arm's length — and at worst — outright denounces him.
|
|
He illustrated his point by extending a lit firecracker at arm's length in front of his face, which was exactly how it felt each time I yanked on the trigger.
|
|
But unlike the royals, who wage an endless battle to keep Britain's voracious tabloids at arm's length, the Trump children shared behind-the-scenes photographs and tweets of their trip.
|
|
Unless you're making a conscious decision to hold the reader at arm's length for aesthetic reasons (and Beattie has never been that sort of writer), readers should be invited in.
|
|
It shows the Trump character smiling and easily holding the Bloomberg character at arm's length as the diminutive Bloomberg character desperately tries to swipe at him with a light sabre.
|
|
Finally, the government contended, the Constitution does not prevent the president from profiting from commercial transactions conducted by his businesses, which Mr. Trump maintains he has kept at arm's length.
|
|
The rapport between the two is courteous and playful in the film, as Michelle feistily keeps her date at arm's length while he uses charm to bring her guard down.
|
|
Wozniacki, who is friends with the other women on the tour, and Sharapova, who keeps her competitors at arm's length, are one-time Australian Open winners and full-time adversaries.
|
|
This is the original Deep Field image, taken of a portion of the night sky "a little larger than a pinhead at arm's length," as Fong explains in the video.
|
|
It's tempting to throw the reader into the middle of the action in a comic book, but Mike Mignola's final issue of Hellboy in Hell keeps the reader at arm's length.
|
|
Apple has traditionally kept its services and voice-enabled skills locked into its own hardware and has kept rival services such as Spotify and Amazon's music streaming service at arm's length.
|
|
Married to Tatiana Franchetti, an Italian artist with a distinguished family pedigree and a flair for renovating palazzos and country homes, Twombly lived at arm's length from his wife and son.
|
|
Just as she's about to tell Owen about their very potential offspring, Jackson show's up with Harriet, who Owen agrees to watch — and promptly holds at arm's length like's she's radioactive.
|
|
Royal protection has kept the rest of the Saudi technocracy, and even senior Al Saud family members, at arm's length from the company, which enjoys a high level of operational autonomy.
|
|
And you can always try to keep it safely at arm's length, in the hopes that you'll never get fooled, played, or betrayed by someone who ends up being a character.
|
|
Universal Music Group, which is wholly owned by Vivendi but run at arm's length from California, has prospered as streaming revenues from Lady Gaga, U2 and its other stars have soared.
|
|
Trump especially has gone down this road, hiring Breitbart executive Steve Bannon to oversee his campaign and having lunch with Ed Klein—both figures ordinary campaigns would keep at arm's length.
|
|
Whether a home-grown local haunt or a theme park riff like Universal's Halloween Horror Nights, they were largely passive, with participants able to keep the scares comfortably at arm's length.
|
|
The Hubble Space Telescope once searched a tiny fragment of the night sky, the size of a penny held at arm's length, that was long thought by astronomers to be dark.
|
|
"Amazon has held civic affairs at arm's length for so long," said Margaret O'Mara, a professor at the University of Washington who studies the history of tech companies and the government.
|
|
In many cases I don't care about what the pixel count is, just so long as it crosses Apple's so-called Retina threshold where you can't discern pixels at arm's length.
|
|
He also drafted a short concurring opinion to keep himself at arm's length from their reasoning, writing that he would be willing to revisit the nondelegation issue in a future case.
|
|
The Golden Hurricane withstood the surge and replied with a 13-5 run to open a 53-3 lead, then kept the Beavers at arm's length the rest of the way.
|
|
He took credit for Representative Karen Handel's (R-GA) victory in the 2017 Georgia special election against Democrat Jon Ossoff, even though Handel kept him at arm's length during the race.
|
|
Here are the most striking passages from the reports: According to a report from the New York Times, Senate Republicans have been keeping Trump at arm's length during health care negotiations.
|
|
" Saldin said the Tester campaign needed to "keep Trump at arm's length and just emphasis the areas in which Tester and Trump have been able to work together, especially on veterans' issues.
|
|
The gross-out humor, the dick jokes, the use of repetition as a comic device — they're not meant to necessarily be low-hanging fruit or to hold an audience at arm's length.
|
|
The events in Chemnitz appear to be pushing the party into a new phase, where it's now seemingly unafraid to stand shoulder to shoulder with groups it once kept at arm's length.
|
|
He also acknowledged that automakers have kept Uber at arm's length out of fear of the impact the ride-hailing company could have on its core business of selling cars to people.
|
|
Showing you all the good stuff, but keeping you — if you live in the U.S. — at arm's length, since the brand doesn't distribute many of its products here (though there are some).
|
|
"I think certainly during the early and even middle part of that investigation ... a lot of our people were kept at arm's length," U.S. House Intelligence Committee member Adam Schiff told MSNBC.
|
|
In some ways Bringing The Backline resists our tendencies to treat music as a canvas to be projected onto, which can make it feel as though you're being kept at arm's length.
|
|
Clinton can and should make economic policy appeals to these voters, but she can't put the values of her coalition—on the environment, guns, abortion, affirmative action, gay rights—at arm's length.
|
|
With May renowned for keeping finance chiefs at arm's length, some commercial rivals suspected special treatment in her willingness to sit down with Jamie Dimon, chief executive of U.S. investment bank JPMorgan.
|
|
Now she must accomplish a tricky balancing act: energizing pro-Trump voters in her base while also keeping Trump at arm's length in a district he only won by 2 percentage points.
|
|
In October, SEC said it received two petitions about financial mismanagement by Oando that alleged that transactions were not conducted at arm's length and that there were discrepancies in its ownership structure.
|
|
They were afraid of infuriating his core voters by opposing him at the convention; instead, they are infuriating his core voters by keeping him at arm's length in the election's final stretch.
|
|
The Wolf Pack held the Tigers at arm's length the rest of the way, outscoring the visitors 45-15 on 3-pointers and 18-743 at the foul line by game's end.
|
|
It's made it more challenging to keep the commercial element at arm's length and to try to redirect the focus onto the simplicity of the wine: It's just chardonnay and pinot noir.
|
|
Arriving home for the summer after her first year at boarding school, Suzette is desperate to regain her old closeness with Lion, who's been keeping her at arm's length since his diagnosis.
|
|
He was kept at arm's length by allies, perhaps most surprisingly even by those from the far right whom he has tried for months to pound into a Europe-wide populist rebellion.
|
|
While Trump was shaking hands with pretty much everyone at arm's length during a nationally televised press conference, leaders of cities around the country were begging their citizens to practice social distancing.
|
|
More than anything, though, a handshake in the White House for Mr. Sisi would offer a stamp of legitimacy to a leader who had been kept at arm's length by Mr. Obama.
|
|
It was almost like a whole new relationship after that — I had kept him at arm's length for so long, and then I was ready to say, 'This is what I want.
|
|
McBath will be a model for other frontline Democrats in competitive districts carrying out the balancing act of supporting an impeachment process they held at arm's length for most of this year.
|
|
The single biggest one is having to tightly manage the people that they were serving, and hold other organizations at arm's length — which made referrals to places for substance use treatment more difficult.
|
|
But there's a weird new strain of humor in Game of Thrones this season, and I'm appreciating the way it's trying to keep some of the misery of this world at arm's length.
|
|
Years after the falsely alleged rape is claimed to have occurred, Kesha voluntarily negotiated a publishing agreement, and two amendments to her recording agreement, with Luke at arm's length thorough their respective attorneys.
|
|
"One of the things we think is very important in giving people advice and improving their financial health is staying objective and staying at arm's length from the services we recommend," he says.
|
|
And I think I've finally figured out that what holds me at arm's length from the series is exactly what makes so many other people love it: It's what I call a cutecom.
|
|
The Lakers got within five on two occasions early in the fourth period, but the Warriors kept them at arm's length the rest of the way to snap a two-game losing streak.
|
|
But the weary Durant reporters and fans saw in Oklahoma City kept the media at arm's length and cautioned his running mate to do the same because of an edict from the team.
|
|
Swiss men in white smocks marched in formation, swinging giant cowbells called Trychlers —each bell weighing more than forty pounds—with deadpan expressions, holding them at arm's length in front of their privates.
|
|
Though the Saudi-led coalition may have wanted to keep its war in Yemen at arm's length, the cholera epidemic — a "direct consequence" of two years of conflict — is not bound by borders.
|
|
Its prior chief executive, Dr. Harold E. Varmus, a Nobel-prize winning scientist, personally kept companies at arm's length, while Dr. Thompson, also a respected cancer researcher, has more fully embraced such relationships.
|
|
Barcelona did not play at all well for long stretches, and yet emerged with a lead, an away goal, and a sense that United had been kept at arm's length with comparative ease.
|
|
People see her as permanently tainted by trauma, to be pitied with a whispered "there but for the grace of God go I," but always kept at arm's length for fear of contamination.
|
|
It's a circumstance that allows young artists to experience great success with little friction, and possibly, to remain successful while holding skepticism and inquiry at arm's length, or pretending it doesn't exist altogether.
|
|
Although LA's three hour time difference is enough to keep him at arm's length from his experiences in Brooklyn, the unspoken trauma that comes with living in an inner city still remains with him.
|
|
India already bans e-commerce sites from selling products directly, per the New York Times, which has led to them acquiring stakes in affiliate companies that serve much the same purpose at arm's length.
|
|
However, money laundering and loan fraud scandals at the Mexican unit tarnished his legacy, even as he managed to keep a hold on power and run the bank at arm's length from New York.
|
|
I began writing to him in March, and though he responded each time, he kept me at arm's length, wanting to know more about my intentions before committing to meet or talk to me.
|
|
But after initially welcoming Bannon's initiative in July, saying he wished the project "a lot of success" in advancing conservative ideals in Europe, Orban now appears set on keeping The Movement at arm's length.
|
|
KBW analyst Jean Pierre Lambert, who was on the call, said one of the key issues was Natixis' decentralised governance model of buying up boutique asset managers and letting them operate at arm's length.
|
|
Gavrilov, president of the IAO's General Assembly, addressed delegates in his native Russian from the Georgian parliamentary speaker's seat, a move that angered some politicians and Georgians who want Russia kept at arm's length.
|
|
KBW analyst Jean Pierre Lambert, who was on the call, said one of the key issues was Natixis' decentralized governance model of buying up boutique asset managers and letting them operate at arm's length.
|
|
By allowing himself to be the target of the album's anger and scorn, real or not, his vulnerability offers a brand new dimension to two artists who have always kept us at arm's length.
|
|
Keeping the filibuster would similarly give Senate GOP leadership — who kept Trump at arm's length for most of the campaign — a failsafe to kill or water down White House-backed proposals they don't support.
|
|
For the next 28 days, Ryan's goal is to keep Trump at arm's length—close enough to help the GOP retain its sizable majority, but not so close to burn any of his members.
|
|
Yet in order not to offend the mainstream conservatives and swing voters who tend to matter more in Ohio, a rare authentically purple state, Mr Portman is keeping his party's champion at arm's length.
|
|
Every member of the Clary's Grove gang had a vote, and with it a strong admiration for a man who could not only read and write, but could hold a bully at arm's length.
|
|
It was the kind of scene that I could have theoretically lied my way through, but the events of the evening robbed me of the ability to keep the show's world at arm's length.
|
|
The new rules said that services provided to vendors on an e-commerce platform and by that entity's affiliates should be done so at arm's length and in a fair and non-discriminatory manner.
|
|
The regulator said it had carried out a comprehensive review of Oando after it received two petitions and found related party transactions were not conducted at arm's length and discrepancies in its ownership structure.
|
|
Undaunted, Walker had kept his competitors at arm's length with a bogey-free round at the venerable Baltusrol Golf Club, and as he walked to the final tee, he held a three-stroke lead.
|
|
" Though he explained the stunt as "a partial joke," he added, "My usual reaction to first meeting someone is to keep them at arm's length before I start telling them my whole life story.
|
|
Much of it is ridiculous, the sort of show you watch at arm's length because it's not worth it to get too involved—and the characters are just interesting enough to keep it going.
|
|
" Ms. Hawley also kept many mountaineers at arm's length, expressing ambivalence about being considered a "friend" to the climbing community and telling Ms. McDonald that all she had done was keep "good, accurate records.
|
|
I hold them both at arm's length, tilted away from my face, while I whisper not me not me not me so I really can't deal with being stalked by an interdimensional occurrence, ok?
|
|
For much of his career Koepka has played with what some see as a chip on his muscular shoulders, giving off an intimidating vibe that has also kept fans and media at arm's length.
|
|
Over the course of the film, they fall out in the usual way — very slowly and then all at once — but by the end are back in each other's lives, casually, at arm's length.
|
|
If remaining unregistered kept him at arm's length from electoral politics, it also means he did not cast a ballot in the 2016 presidential campaign, an issue opponents could raise in a Democratic primary.
|
|
As an entity that is regulated — if relatively lightly compared with, say, a bank — Fortress will have to operate at arm's length from the $100 billion Vision Fund when it comes to making investments.
|
|
During this first year, I saw the famous Chagall painting "The Promenade," where the artist is holding his wife's hand while she floats above him just at arm's length, and that's how it felt.
|
|
But aside from the fact that this was never really a legitimate investigation to start with, we aren't talking about Trump keeping himself at arm's length and letting the chips fall where they may.
|
|
After years of resistance and efforts to keep technology-based ride companies at arm's length and vowing never to be like contract manufacturers are to the mobile phone sellers, carmakers are becoming more flexible.
|
|
"I learn a little more about Poppy every day, but much like an unrequited crush at school, she is always at arm's length," Unexpected_Gangsta, the creator of the "Uncensored" Poppy subreddit, writes in an email.
|
|
"Trump kept the GOP health care bill at arm's length for more than a week, offering a smattering of favorable remarks but failing to embrace it in convincing fashion," Politico's Tim Alberta reported this March.
|
|
The promotional video below shows the new feature in action, and includes sunny scenes of young cyborgs roaming around a park as they hold up their smartphone at arm's length to stare at the screen.
|
|
But there are also some important reasons why Hyde-Smith, unlike Moore, might survive, including the fact that President Trump and the GOP haven't kept her at arm's length the way they did with Moore.
|
|
President George W. Bush, who prioritized the spread of democracy around the world, kept dictator Hosni Mubarek at arm's length, but didn't alter the billions of dollars in US security aid the country receives annually.
|
|
The 22nd-ranked Marcus Ellis and Chris Langridge battled hard at the Riocentro but were ultimately outclassed by the powerful Chinese duo who kept them at arm's length in a 21-14 21-18 victory.
|
|
But Vucevic was called for an offensive foul with 226 seconds left, and Murray converted a Jokic assist at the other end into a dunk, allowing the Nuggets to keep the Magic at arm's length.
|
|
The FBI and the Justice Department have spent decades since the Watergate crisis cultivating a reputation of non-partisan independence, and they've largely succeeded at keeping themselves at arm's length from the White House's whims.
|
|
The board announced on Thursday that it was set to publish a proposed rule redefining a company's responsibility under labor law for workers engaged at arm's length, such as those hired by contractors or franchisees.
|
|
"It's pretty rare that you have a biography done by someone who is sympathetic but at arm's length and had about as full access to a source as an author could get," Mr. Beschloss said.
|
|
Vulnerable Democrats who tried to hold impeachment at arm's length all year weren't ready to say yet if they will vote for the two articles of impeachment, citing a need to fully review the text.
|
|
And to his credit, Groeningen mostly stays at arm's length from his characters' mental and emotional states — but that's why these moments feel confusing and unnecessary, a dose of jarring sentimentality when it's not needed.
|
|
It's tricky to imagine conveying to one's boss a relationship that isn't validated by the universal acceptability of romantic love, but equally frustrating to see two characters so deeply connected holding each other at arm's length.
|
|
By the time you — and Julie — realize what's happening, her friends, and most of her family, are at arm's length, leaving her wholly dependent on an oh-so-charming heroin addict with antiquated ideas about women.
|
|
"My Scientology Movie," in U.S. theaters now, employs dramatizations and re-enactments of church practices in an attempt to give viewers an inside look at an organization that has so far kept filmmakers at arm's length.
|
|
While some foreign investors are pushing ahead, other firms continue to keep Saudi Arabia at arm's length, fearing a potential backlash at home over Khashoggi's murder, the Yemen war and Riyadh's detention of women's rights activists.
|
|
Small wonder: held at arm's length, a popular firework known as a "garland" generates more than 1,000 times more poisonous smoke than the WHO maximum; the even stinkier "snake tablet" is 2,560 times over the limit.
|
|
Facebook will outlast the Trump presidency, and will need to make sure it is well positioned to keep the government at arm's length even in case of a President Elizabeth Warren or other pro-regulation advocate.
|
|
Only, with some notable exceptions, the professionals possessing the skills to ferret out and combat the bad guys are hobbled by laws and held at arm's length by society, per the New York Times' Kevin Roose.
|
|
Cruz, on the other hand, stands at arm's length of the crowds with a determined and firm demeanor that you might think you were at a church revival camp, and that makes the Republican establishment uncomfortable.
|
|
And for the biggest tech companies, it's at least one reason that keeping satellite products at arm's length from their respective motherships is advantageous for maintaining trust — especially while aggressive data sharing happens behind the scenes.
|
|
At the same time, companies that are on the sanctions list, or believe they may be added, are looking for intermediary firms that would allow their partners to keep working with them, albeit at arm's length.
|
|
When personal items were able to be stored not only at arm's length but in the driver's field of vision, the consumer had a positive emotional response, which made them more likely to buy the car.
|
|
After Cristiano Ronaldo's hat-trick in Portugal's 3-3 draw with Spain on Friday, all eyes were on Messi to respond but he was generally kept at arm's length by the rugged but controlled Iceland defenders.
|
|
It had a huge outfield, particularly in right, and it was not uncommon for hundreds of fans to stand in the outfield playing area behind ropes, taking in the action at arm's length from the players.
|
|
Fears of a greater influx of Turks in Europe have long prompted particularly the Christian center-right parties on the Continent — like Ms. Merkel's — to keep them at arm's length and to dither over closer ties.
|
|
She had argued that the existing tax arrangements the coffee-seller had set up with the Dutch government's approval involved transactions between the firm's subsidiaries that did not take place at arm's length using market prices.
|
|
Housing them on the remote Pacific islands of Manus and Nauru has not only geographically isolated them from the Australian mainland, but also kept them at arm's length from the country's journalists and human rights activists.
|
|
But no suitor has emerged so far, with bankers saying concerns about the lender's huge pile of bad loans - it has the biggest proportion of soured debts among Italian banks - is keeping potential bidders at arm's length.
|
|
While peers like Honda were quick to pledge their support to Apple's CarPlay, BMW has kept the technology at arm's length, only hinting last November that it would eventually bring the option to some of its vehicles.
|
|
Focused mainly on self-preservation, Theo keeps her adult romantic relationships firmly at arm's length, a behavior that gets her compared to a frat boy at one point and reflects the markedly lasting effects of her trauma.
|
|
Ricky rapidly bonds with the woman, who goes by Aunty Bella (Rima Te Wiata as the nurturer), but he's kept at arm's length by her gruff, taciturn husband, Uncle Hec (Sam Neill, perfect as the house geezer).
|
|
The ballerina seems both to make immense demands of her partner and yet also to need to elude him; the man holds her at arm's length as if she were a creature of power, mystery and magic.
|
|
The Post notes that Sheri Dillon, an attorney for Trump, has said financial transactions at "arm's length," such as money spent at his properties, would not amount to an "emolument," meaning money gained from holding public office.
|
|
"Plaintiffs have not carried the burden of showing that the nature of the services indicates the fees were so disproportionate that they could not have been negotiated at arm's-length," Bumb wrote in her 70-page decision.
|
|
Holber explained that, given Apostrophe's positioning as a pharmacy, it's best to keep dermatologists at arm's length from Apostrophe, and vice versa, to make sure that all parties are incentivized solely by the health of the patient.
|
|
This puts Democrats in a difficult position: either defend their colleague against Republican attacks or to keep at arm's length a controversial member who engages in over-the-top rhetoric many Democrats consider problematic or even bigoted.
|
|
"I hope the fact that we are here demonstrates that is certainly not this administration's view or intention to somehow put at arm's length the other important allies and partners in the world," Tillerson told reporters in Sydney.
|
|
Messi regained his prolific partnership with Suarez when the Uruguayan rediscovered his form in December, with the South American pair hitting 25 goals between them in 12 league games to keep nearest challengers Atletico Madrid at arm's length.
|
|
But it's still incredibly sad watching Quinn keep Carrie at arm's length, refuse to participate in physical therapy and then get robbed of hundreds of dollars by a hooker and her boyfriend after am ill-advised drug trip.
|
|
"The U.K. would not be able to negotiate something with the United States faster than the EU." On Tuesday, White House press secretary Josh Earnest attempted to reiterate Obama's concern, while keeping any political pressure at arm's length.
|
|
Smoothing the way to the summit Trump has given his secretary of state, whom he views as intelligent and charismatic, considerable leeway on North Korea -- including following his lead and keeping Bolton at arm's length from the negotiations.
|
|
The Hill reported that Senate Democrats are keeping the plan at arm's length for now, anxious that a universal healthcare system that virtually eliminates private insurance and tax hikes would prove unpopular with voters at the ballot box.
|
|
The Hill reported that Senate Democrats are keeping the plan at arm's length for now, anxious that a universal healthcare system that virtually eliminates private insurance and raises taxes would prove unpopular with voters at the ballot box.
|
|
What you end up finding is a vividly detailed new snowbound continent, full of fascinating and surprising new monsters, and a story that openly embraces the settler-colonialism that the core game tried to keep at arm's length.
|
|
Even before he landed in London, UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson, normally a Trump ally but facing a general election Thursday, "made it clear he would rather keep the deeply unpopular Trump at arm's length," wrote Frida Ghitis.
|
|
Run largely by groups called super PACs that supposedly act at arm's length from political parties, US dark money has poured through loopholes so big they now attract far more money than traditional — and publicly disclosed — campaign donations.
|
|
In October, the SEC said it had carried out a comprehensive review of Oando after it received the petitions and found related party transactions were not conducted at arm's length and that there were discrepancies in its ownership structure.
|
|
The company was apparently able to squeeze five more degrees out of the screen's rotation thanks to a new "slide-and-tilt mechanism," according to the press release, and should make it even easier to use at arm's length.
|
|
Though the resolution has been championed by progressives and a coalition of outside groups, several Senate Democrats are keeping the measure at arm's length and have declined to say if they would vote for it in its current form.
|
|
Returning this week to Washington for Thanksgiving -- my wife is American and one of my daughters studies here -- the nation's capital feels as though it pushes more than it pulls -- keeping the world and its leaders at arm's length.
|
|
Perhaps that's why it makes sense that Sampha—an artist renowned for his plaintive, thoughtful disposition—grew up at arm's length from London, in the comfort of his mother's home in Morden: Terminus of the London Tube's Northern Line.
|
|
In this case, the industry donors were expected to be held at "arm's length" and not to play any role in the research or to communicate with the scientists, said Julie Wolf-Rodda, director of development for the foundation.
|
|
And for the first 30 years, Ms. Nguyen said, the close-knit community existed in something of a cocoon, kept at arm's length from the rest of the city by language and cultural barriers and by its isolated location.
|
|
How much better it would be for us all if both sides could find a way to keep the diplomatic brawling at arm's length from the Russian people, who suffered enough through the recurrent tragedies of the last century.
|
|
Yet this approach, which includes shorter opening remarks and more time for audience questions, has also allowed Ms. Warren to keep her own health care plan at arm's length at a time when she has been facing significant scrutiny.
|
|
Huawei, considered a high-risk vendor under the British rules, would be limited to 35 percent of the network and would be kept at arm's length from some more strategically sensitive infrastructure, such as nuclear power and defense systems.
|
|
Mr. Bogle argued that Vanguard funds were thus completely independent of their advisers and operated solely in the interests of shareholders — able to monitor investment results objectively, negotiate advisory fees at "arm's length" and change advisers if need be.
|
|
Often, studios would option a book, and then try to keep the original author at arm's length during the production process, says Ty Franck, who along with Daniel Abraham writes the Expanse science-fiction novels under the name James S.A. Corey.
|
|
Their home loss to Crystal Palace on Saturday re-ignited the title race but Chelsea responded with a gritty display to keep second-placed Tottenham Hotspur — 3-1 comeback winners at Swansea City — safely at arm's length with eight games left.
|
|
" Moments later, on "Khadijah," however, he's a man keeping maturity at arm's length: "Baby, come see ya nieces' / Mother said, 'Baby, go get that Jesus' / Brother said, 'N**ga, you look a mess' / Back and forth rockin' on the ledge.
|
|
One, we stopped holding the future at arm's length and under Dean and his team, it feels like we've finally understood that we are going to need to succeed as a digital news company and that's going to look different.
|
|
After Sacramento had trimmed a 218-point fourth-quarter deficit to 242-226 on a hoop by Bogdanovic with 211:123 to go, Harris bombed in his third 212-pointer of the game to keep the host at arm's length.
|
|
She also mentioned the Cyprus issue and efforts to find a solution to the decades-old problem of division of the island, a statement that signals a more pronounced German involvement regarding an issue that Berlin previously kept at arm's length.
|
|
"I am stunned to see the course taken by brother Abadi, who we had thought to be a leading advocate of reform," said a statement from Sadr, one of a few Iraqi Shi'ite leaders who keep Iran at arm's length.
|
|
Last October, the SEC said it had carried out a comprehensive review of Oando after it received two petitions about alleged financial mismanagement and had found related party transactions were not conducted at arm's length and discrepancies in its ownership structure.
|
|
During his presidential campaign and into his presidency, Trump has kept dismissals at arm's length, fuming in public at the state of his affairs, but rarely acting as the person who brings the hammer down on the person behind his ire.
|
|
He's now a curator at the streaming site Shudder (think Netflix for horror buffs.) He hesitates to claim that something entirely new is happening, suggesting that horror is still pretty consistently held at arm's length by the gatekeepers of mainstream taste.
|
|
Parker had 20 points, and Portis had a game-high 143 rebounds in Saturday's win, during which the Wizards built a 15-point lead in the first half and kept the Bulls at arm's length the rest of the way.
|
|
"The fact that we are accountable to government but kept at arm's length when we're making our professional judgments on investments is really important and something that we would hope would continue," Mark Machin told Canada's House of Commons Finance Committee.
|
|
Eager to chat while social distancing leaves many US inhabitants at arm's length from each other, she tells me that she is also hoping for grandchildren, but since her daughter is 46 she is giving up on getting them from her.
|
|
The group representing 10.5 percent of Fortuna's equity is advised by Templeton Emerging Markets Group, which said shareholders have not received enough information "to assess whether the terms of the proposed acquisition (in Romania) have been conducted at arm's length".
|
|
Even though Canada legalized recreational marijuana and opened the door to a flurry of business activity, big banks in the United States and Canada are keeping the industry at arm's length because of pot's muddy legal picture in the United States.
|
|
The power of sharing grand jury records largely rests with the executive branch of government -- specifically, prosecutors, because grand jury proceedings happen at arm's length of the judicial branch, the appellate court found, citing previous appellate decisions in its reasoning.
|
|
She instinctively reaches for the bucket she keeps at arm's length and, still half-asleep, begins the tedious process of scooping water up from the floor of her bedroom before it damages the food and utilities she needs to sell the next morning.
|
|
So, for example, if you hold a quarter at arm's length away from your eye, it's going to take up about 2.5 degrees of your view, which means that a little square display of 150 pixels across will look "perfect" to your eye.
|
|
I mean more instead of holding them at arm's length, allowing them in and dealing with that reality—which is sort of ordering the fucking water purification pills—but then letting in the good things too, and living in the reality of today.
|
|
Keeping the Grizzlies at arm's length thanks to the 3-point shooting of Hield and Nemanja Bjelica, the Kings went on to lead by as many as 11 points in the third quarter and 13 in the fourth before a late Memphis rally.
|
|
Gillespie will have to walk a fine line in the general election: In an increasingly blue state, he will have to embrace Trump to gin up support among his diehard supporters, while keeping Trump at arm's length to appeal to, well, everyone else.
|
|
Despite his alliance with Trump, Scott often kept the president at arm's length during his Senate — a tacit recognition that the president could prove politically toxic with moderate and Puerto Rican voters in the state, whom the Florida governor courted aggressively for months.
|
|
Working in a coalition with Saudi Arabia places the burden on regional US partners to lead the strike, which is in line with the preferred US strategy in which regional partners lead and the United States remains at arm's length from the action.
|
|
While more orthodox Christians have kept him at arm's length or condemned him, he's wooed televangelists and prosperity preachers, and pitched himself to believers already primed to believe that a meretricious huckster with unusual hair might be a vessel of the divine will.
|
|
As a result, Democrats are keeping support for Israel at arm's length so as not to appear acquiescent to the other side, and thereby missing out on the chance to support the only country in the region that aligns with their values.
|
|
While you're trying to steady the hand holding the camera at arm's length, you'll need to call the names of anyone who isn't looking in the right direction—when the facial recognition puts a box around their heads you're good to snap away.
|
|
Artificial intelligence is a much-discussed buzzword in boardrooms around the world, but a lot of companies are still keeping it at arm's length, fearful that it's too complex and won't pay off fast enough, according to McKinsey Global Institute, a think tank.
|
|
Mr. de Blasio has been criticized for keeping some of the city's most prominent museums and other cultural institutions at arm's length, in contrast to his predecessor, the billionaire Michael R. Bloomberg, who was a major donor to many of those institutions.
|
|
By keeping the European Union at arm's length, Mr. Johnson and his lieutenants contend, Britain can set out to transform itself into an agile, lightly regulated competitor in the global economy — or "Singapore-on-Thames," to use a phrase coined by Brexit evangelists.
|
|
China's immigration policies are contradictory in that they prioritize attracting foreign talent to increase economic modernization, while reflecting a deep-rooted instinct to keep foreigners at arm's length, said Frank Pieke, a professor of modern China studies at Leiden University in the Netherlands.
|
|
The Botín family's wealth, in turn, is seen to assure that a project kick-started at the height of Spain's banking crisis will stay on course, as well as at arm's length from politicians who let other such projects fall by the wayside.
|
|
For the past decade the laboratory, like much of the scientific community, has engaged in a delicate balancing act with regard to Dr. Watson: holding him at arm's length for reinforcing unfounded racial stereotypes, while still honoring him for his contributions to science.
|
|
Intelligence officers use individuals or businesses that are not part of the government but are, at arm's length, working on behalf of the government as cutouts, and they can develop much more complex cover stories by using witting and unwitting foreign agents and front companies.
|
|
Films like Beauty and the Beast, Power Rangers, and Alien: Covenant gave us characters who were kindasortamaybe in same-sex relationships — holding the dread specter of (gasp) queerness at arm's length lest some homophobes in one of the all-important four quadrants get upset.
|
|
Bramson's company Sherborne also criticised the relationship between Electra Partners, the fund manager which oversees its investments, and its main client Electra Private Equity, arguing that sound principles of corporate governance demanded that an investment trust's board and its fund manager operate at arm's length.
|
|
The two companies have kept each other at arm's length, and their priorities often clash; in 2016 Google's Waze — a traffic and navigation app — partnered with Lyft, Uber's competitor in the U.S., and Waze itself created its own pilot ride-sharing service, according to Fortune.
|
|
The problem is that the OECD approach maintains a damaging fiction which is ingrained in the current system: that a multinational can be seen as a cluster of separate companies to be treated as if they are trading with each other at arm's length.
|
|
Partially because I'm not sure I'd put myself out there as much as we inadvertently used to and partially because the whole tone of the communications feel like they've shifted to be much more business-like where we keep each other at arm's length.
|
|
But whereas we intuitively grasp that, like a camera, procedure allows the artist to remain detached, at arm's length, we need reminders that, also like a camera, procedure can allow the artist to draw closer to difficult material through the security blanket of mechanical method.
|
|
Because of the anonymity of many of the characters, the author seems to be asking us to reach out to those the narrative keeps at arm's length and find connection, and perhaps the book is inviting us to do that off the page as well.
|
|
Even though I'm a skin-care obsessive, I've given in to the urge to try abrasive scrubs and mechanical brushes to get rid of dryness, followed by cloying creams that kept the cold at arm's length but were incompatible with my twenty-something skin.
|
|
"The United States has done everything in its power to keep that litigation at arm's length," he said, and stresses that he is implicating both political parties (Barack Obama vetoed the Justice Against Sponsors of Terrorism Act, under which the plaintiffs are suing; Congress overrode the veto).
|
|
In his first match against a world number one, the 1.96-metre tall Khachanov cracked down 34 clean winners to Murray's 29 but it was all to no avail as the Briton kept him at arm's length to seal a clash with eighth seed Kei Nishikori.
|
|
Security guards whisk the half-framed painting away like the Secret Service would a politician; meanwhile, shocked onlookers crowd the area, phones held at arm's length trying to capture what had happened, as a nervous auctioneer tries to calm everyone down and move on with the evening.
|
|
With its concentric bands, and the paint's fog-like presence, the viewer is both pulled in and held at arm's length — an interesting visual tension Twardowicz may be a minor painter compared with his peers, but that does not mean that his work should be neglected.
|
|
NEW DELHI/TEL AVIV (Reuters) - Narendra Modi is making a first visit to Israel by an Indian prime minister next week, in a public embrace of a country that he has long admired for its military and technical expertise but which his predecessors kept at arm's length.
|
|
NEW DELHI/TEL AVIV (Reuters) - Narendra Modi begins a first visit to Israel by an Indian prime minister on Tuesday, in a public embrace of a country that he has long admired for its military and technical expertise but which his predecessors kept at arm's length.
|
|
Gunn decides to treat the quest for meaning seriously—a lethal move that not only leads to the noisy palaver of the climax but also undermines Chris Pratt, who likes to hold these movies at arm's length, as it were, and to probe them for pomposity.
|
|
Dean HellerDean Arthur HellerThis week: Barr back in hot seat over Mueller report Trump suggests Heller lost reelection bid because he was 'hostile' during 22019 presidential campaign Trump picks ex-oil lobbyist David Bernhardt for Interior secretary MORE (Nev.) won despite keeping Romney at arm's length.
|
|
With the help of his sister, Darlene — whom he's trying to keep at arm's length, as he's done with everyone else in his life — he identifies the female bank employee who handles the Dark Army's account, most likely never realizing who she is actually working for.
|
|
And yet, overheated as everything might be ("ejaculated" is a favorite speaking verb), the novel shows a curious restraint when it comes to dealing with Lincoln himself, an inclination to keep his inner life at arm's length, as if to do otherwise would be a profanation.
|
|
When Barr issued his summary of the Mueller report, he quoted part of a sentence saying that no conclusive proof of collusion had been found, but left out the rest, which suggested that Russia and the Trump campaign had worked at arm's length toward similar goals.
|
|
On the Democratic side, liberal figures like Ms. Warren and Mr. Sanders kept Mr. Corbyn at arm's length — a reflection, analysts said, of the accusations of deep-rooted anti-Semitism in the Labour Party, as well as the belief that he was not going to do well.
|
|
But most of our pals from our original new moms posse still don't know about my past, and my "don't ask, don't tell" policy has had the effect of keeping them at arm's length, marking these relationships with a veil of dishonesty created by my constant lies of omission.
|
|
Drug abuse, infidelity, isolation—all are kept at arm's length by sight gags and breaks in the fourth wall, a decision that is at once true to the nothing-is-sacred spirit of National Lampoon and ungratifying for those seeking to understand one of the men behind it.
|
|
Bannon called Don Jr.'s infamous 2016 Trump Tower meeting with Russian officials "treasonous, unpatriotic and bad shit," and went on to rant about how they should have had the meeting at arm's length with lawyers in a nondescript hotel in New Hampshire if they were criminal masterminds.
|
|
And the United States, though happy to support the Kurds militarily when it needs them, has kept them at arm's length diplomatically in deference to its Turkish allies, even as Turkey has labeled Syrian Kurds "terrorists" and unleashed unprovoked attacks on forces trying to focus on the Islamic State.
|
|
Now, three years later, I realize that the delivery room experience was a metaphor for grandmothering itself: the thrill of being invited inside, the delight of watching your children become parents, tempered by the sense of being kept at arm's length as the new family starts to unfold.
|
|
Even though Republicans in the two states mirrored Mr. Trump's grievance-oriented politics, they kept him at arm's length: He became the first president not to appear on behalf of candidates for governor in either state since 2001, when George W. Bush shunned the trail after the Sept.
|
|
Obama, donning the same dress she wore to meet future first lady Melania Trump earlier in the day, stood next to star forward Lebron James and the two appeared to pose for a selfie — with James holding a cell phone at arm's length and Obama pointing a finger at the device.
|
|
As one of the most powerful women in Hollywood, you'd think Reese Witherspoon would have a professional makeup artist at arm's length at all times, ready to touch her up for book tour stops, Legally Blonde 3 production meetings, red carpets, and even casual at-home dinners with the family.
|
|
For some straight-identified men, mutual masturbation can be a way of exploring an interest in men at arm's length, so to speak: trying it out in a way that won't radically threaten your status as a straight guy, like clicking through to a PornHub clip that isn't your usual flavor.
|
|
Facebook's contemporary role in the tech landscape is to either build a functional facsimile of it or swoop in and buy that innovation and keep it at arm's length from the core Facebook brand for long enough for users to get sort of complacent (users are very good at this).
|
|
Ariya cut the lead to two on the next and when her tee-shot on the par-three 17th landed four feet from the pin, the 21-year-old seemed certain to close to within one but Park drained a monster birdie putt to keep the Thai at arm's length.
|
|
Fullerton, a 16-763 team a year ago which made the NCAA Tournament in 2018, got as close as 40-33 on a hoop by Brandonn Kamga in the seventh minute of the second half, but Stanford's stingy defense kept the visitors at arm's length the rest of the way.
|
|
So the artist Bruce Nauman had few distractions, which is the way he has liked it for more than 215 years, since moving to rural New Mexico from Los Angeles, away from an art world that has coveted him with an ardor he seems to need to hold at arm's length.
|
|
The Washington Huskies used a 14-point run in the first half to take a double-digit lead and then held Colorado at arm's length throughout the second half en route to a 72-62 Pac-12 Conference victory over the Buffaloes on Saturday at Coors Events Center in Boulder, Colo.
|
|
As harrowing as the scenes of Offred's life as a handmaid can be, we might still be able to hold them at arm's length, to treat them as a purely speculative exercise — if not for the flashbacks, which depict life "before," showing how the world got from here to there.
|
|
With more than a billion users, YouTube has become not merely a platform but almost a kind of internet nation-state: the host of a gigantic economy and a set of cultures governed by a new and novel sort of corporation, sometimes at arm's length and other times up close.
|
|
The Jones campaign also offered a template for how Democrats can win in the South, strategists said: Field a strong candidate, crank up turnout among the region's sizable bloc of African-American voters, keep the liberal national party brand at arm's length and compete hard in every county and region.
|
|
A jump in homicides last year, including the deaths of eight soldiers after a little-known gang fired a rocket-propelled grenade at a government helicopter, made President Enrique Peña Nieto's policy of keeping the Americans at arm's length on security matters much harder to uphold, especially given his plummeting approval ratings.
|
|
Republican lawmakers spent the past year keeping Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE at arm's length.
|
|
In an expanded World Cup — the 2026 tournament will feature 48 teams, instead of the current 32 — the United States, Mexico and Canada were uniquely positioned to offer a ready-made event, large attendance and an entree to sponsors who had begun to hold FIFA at arm's length after the corruption scandals.
|
|
Meanwhile, Curtis' Laurie Strode has been living in her own kind of prison, erecting what amounts to a fortress for the inevitable day that Michael comes knocking -- exhibiting "paranoia" that has driven away her daughter Karen (Judy Greer) and kept her at arm's length from her teenage granddaughter, Allyson (newcomer Andi Matichak).
|
|
It's a bit hard to make out at arm's length, but users can also plug their iPhone or Android phone (it comes with USB-C and Apple Lightning adapters) into a modular port on the side of the Osmo Pocket for a bigger viewing screen and more granular controls, using the company's new app.
|
|
"We can't on the one hand go and defend our actions to the Chinese government by saying these decisions are made at arm's length ... if then on the other hand the government is using our ambassador to China to interfere in the process to obtain a desired outcome," Scheer told the CBC on Wednesday.
|
|
The Center Party had been kept at arm's length because of its alleged links to Moscow, but has recently sought to recast itself as a mainstream force that supports NATO and recent decisions by the alliance to establish battalions of 800 to 1,200 troops in each of the three Baltic states and in Poland.
|
|
So in addition to following the classic voice commands telling you to bop it, pull it, or twist it, the $20 game will now ask players to perform specific actions with the toy such as swinging it like a pretend hammer, holding it at arm's length to take an imaginary selfie, or using it as a karaoke mic.
|
|
But the governor has kept the president at arm's length through much of his Senate bid, faced with the stark political reality that Trump's hard-line rhetoric on immigration and his administration's widely panned response to hurricanes Irma and Maria in Puerto Rico last year could isolate the Hispanic voters that he has sought to court.
|
|
It is unclear whether the Wagner Group — which has no publicly declared telephone number, office or website — is really a private company or, as some experts believe, just a vehicle used by military intelligence for operations that the Russian state wants to keep at arm's length but which offer moneymaking opportunities for insiders connected to the state.
|
|
That Future wouldn't be lauded by the Grammys — the same thing happened this year, for what it's worth — reflects his precarious relationship to the old hip-hop establishment (loosely welcome, but held at arm's length), as well as the way the new hip-hop establishment has little need for the old rule makers, either within the genre or outside.
|
|
"I realize there may be a perception that we have been keeping the media at arm's length, but that is not the case and we're doing our best to dispel that rumor and continue to be transparent with our press corps," Pentagon spokeswoman Dana White said in an email to public affairs officers throughout the military obtained by Defense One.
|
|
Rep. Frank Guinta is taking a different approach than other vulnerable GOP incumbents, who are keeping their party's presidential nominee at arm's length: He's openly embracing Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE.
|
|
Under U.S. constitutional law, Puerto Rico is treated as an "unincorporated territory," a kind of legal limbo invented by the Supreme Court a century ago in a series of decisions called the Insular Cases to keep the people of such foreign lands at arm's length and, in particular, to ensure that they did not have the right to send representatives to Congress.
|
|
It has long been a subject near and dear to the priorities of his daughter Ivanka but has been kept at arm's length by congressional Republicans who loathe the idea of creating a new mandate on employers or a new taxpayer-funded entitlement, and who do not like the idea of raising taxes or cutting spending to pay for it.
|
|
With one hand elite liberalism seeks to keep Christianity at arm's length, to reject any specifically Christian identity for the society it aims to rule — but with the other it treats Christianity as something that really exists only in relationship to its own secularized humanitarianism, either as a tamed and therefore useful chaplaincy or as an embarrassing, in-need-of-correction uncle.
|
|
Keeping the media at arm's length also served to shield Trump from having to explain his explosive unsubstantiated allegation that former President Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Forget conventional wisdom — Bernie Sanders is electable 2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care MORE ordered a wiretap of Trump Tower during the 2016 campaign.
|
|
Mark Haden: The four options really are: a for-profit running it, a not-for-profit running it or the government running it, and so we looked at all of those and thought no: it needs to have some kind of government level of authority but it needs to be hands-off, at arm's length from government so that it can have a stable mandate and vision.
|
|
If part of the point of remote control was and is to hold the violent dimensions of border-making at arm's length—geographically, legally and ethically—it says a great deal about the cruelty and brutality of the current administration and its supporters that, as they seek to fortify United States against the world at all costs, they do not flinch from the pain they inflict.
|
|
Senate 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.) kept himself at arm's length from the deal, referring to it as the "Administration-Pelosi" deal, but managed to whip a majority of his caucus to vote for it.
|
|
Sen. Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenOvernight Health Care: House Dems clash over Pelosi drug pricing bill | Senate blocks effort to roll back Trump ObamaCare moves | Number of uninsured children rises Sanders aide says heart attack 'personalized' health issues for voters Krystal Ball: Bernie seems 'to have a little extra mojo post heart attack' MORE has more momentum than any other Democratic presidential candidate — and she has done it while holding the media at arm's length.
|
|
The Southern District of New York is... The Department of Justice is supposed to be independent, supposed to be at arm's length, and the area where they're supposed to be the most independent is on particular enforcement matters, and even on those enforcement matters where they're supposed to be even more, more independent, to the extent that you can be a superlative of independent, have to be in cases that are politically sensitive and cannot be directed by a political officer, whether it's the president or anyone else, who to prosecute and who not to prosecute.
|
|
You've got to talk about how to crowd in private investment through a public investment bank which operates like the European Investment Bank, like the World Bank; that is, at arm's length from government and whose purpose is not to tax in order to spend, but to issue bonds that are assisted through QE (I had a piece in The Economist about this some time ago, about how QE could be utilised to keep the yields of a public investment bank low) in order to mop up savings and hand them over to private sector firms; to start ups, this that and the other.
|
|