The series, though, is a kind of bait and switch.
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"I think it was complete bait and switch," she said.
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This is a classic bait and switch in two respects.
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Along the way, he's using a clever bait and switch.
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As it is, everything feels like a bait and switch.
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The core of Stephenson's argument is actually a bait and switch.
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The consequences from this regulatory bait and switch extends beyond beryllium.
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Yet Trubek's intriguing history is something of a bait and switch.
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"The more processing, the more opportunity for a bait and switch."
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Mr. Macron no doubt planned the bait-and-switch for some time.
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But this bait-and-switch strategy undermines the common good of society.
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Bolton said the American approach contrasted with China's "bait and switch" policies.
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Clinton's 2016 DNC speech, however, was something of a bait and switch.
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For GoFundMe donors to Cohen, the admissions constitute a bait and switch.
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It's a bait-and-switch they've been pulling since the Reagan years.
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"This is government by bait-and-switch for the U.S. military," Rep.
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The biggest losers from the policy bait-and-switch are state governments.
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So he knows a thing or two about bait-and-switch policies.
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Amazon's critics were apoplectic at what they called a bait-and-switch.
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Reneging on it might well be seen as a bait and switch.
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Ads were misleading, and the process rife with bait-and-switch techniques.
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Bait and switch Elle tweeted Kim K. and Kanye West broke up.
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"Racism is the greatest bait-and-switch ever pulled," he told VICE.
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At this point, the bait and switch can't possibly be a surprise.
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But then, Frank further argued, Republicans governed with a bait and switch.
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There's really no way to turn this bait and switch into something popular.
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The bait-and-switch decision points to Time's inability to find a buyer.
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There is no egregious bait and switch; you're getting a conventional romantic comedy.
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So they craft their media interviews accordingly, a genuine bait and switch tactic.
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There's a certain bait-and-switch that Pretty Little Liars deploys quite frequently.
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The Democratic base was simply not going to accept another bait and switch.
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This bait and switch creates a massive end run around the Fourth Amendment.
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Republicans have also pulled a bait and switch with a minimum wage increase.
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CLINTON: Well, I think you've seen another example of bait-and- switch here.
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Fans were confused and frankly, pretty furious over Grey's Anatomy's bait-and-switch.
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The puzzle is why Republicans keep getting away with this bait-and-switch.
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Clinton: I think you've just seen another example of bait and switch here.
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An equally horrific psychological bait-and-switch went on during the repressive 21965s.
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In a bait-and-switch, the video begins with instructions for lengthening eyelashes.
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These Republican bait and switch games are urgent with the midterm elections approaching.
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Truth be told, this has been a bait-and-switch long in the making.
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"We don't bait and switch in this country," Becerra said at the press conference.
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The Nun director Corin Hardy told IGN that this bait-and-switch was intentional.
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In 2004, he and fellow pastor Mike Foster developed the bait-and-switch xxxchurch.
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The marketing for The Awesome Adventures of Captain Spirit is a bait-and-switch.
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One trick is to pull a little bait and switch on your own brain.
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Similar bait-and-switch fraud centers on rentals, lottery tickets, and online car sales.
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I didn't want Bailey's firing of them to be like a bait-and-switch.
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Privacy and legal experts say the agency's woeful underestimation was a bait and switch.
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Commenters on Everlane's Instagram feed were quick to address the sartorial bait-and-switch.
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Sunday night's episode, "The Return," did what we like to call a bait and switch.
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What emerged was a modern "bait-and-switch" pattern that was repeated across the world.
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It's a horrific bait-and-switch that, ironically, is symbolic of much of Trump's presidency.
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Basically, this is not an actual campaign event – it's a hotel promotion. Bait-and-switch!
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Similarly, take steps to protect yourself from online shopping scams and bait-and-switch listings.
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I love this little bait and switch because it feels like a Jedi mind trick.
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It is a jarring bait and switch, a visual joke with a grim punch line.
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This epic bait-and-switch, this betrayal of supporters, certainly offers Democrats a political opportunity.
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When they get out into the world, in fact, it's a complete bait and switch situation.
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But the problem here is that the president is playing a game of bait and switch.
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Or is this another bait-and-switch a la Ben Kingsley's "Mandarin" in Iron Man 3?
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What makes this Mad Queen theory such bullshit is that's it's essentially a bait and switch.
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SoftBank's formidable torrent of cash is creating a distinctly modern version of the bait-and-switch.
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Or is this just another chapter in the North Korean dictator's old bait-and-switch playbook?
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To William Stolz, the picker, Amazon's cancellation of the shuttle seemed like a bait and switch.
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It's not revelatory to say that this story is a bit of a bait-and-switch.
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It's the first of the novel's many misdirections, a bait-and-switch operating at many levels.
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The Gaming Historian has a great clip discussing the story behind the bait-and-switch. 3.
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Other tenants got the same bait and switch, and are also living in smaller, temporary units.
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So given the bait and switch, I would like a refund of my 30 minutes, please.
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Doctorow notes in his letter to HP's CEO, removing an ability is a bait-and-switch tactic.
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There was a great bait-and-switch, some legitimate worry about Luisa and the death of Rose.
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"There's not another retailer in America that could get away with that bait and switch," Jackson said.
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But some of the people who are now under scrutiny by Mueller see a bait and switch.
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When your new job pulls the old bait-and-switch, it can be frustrating, disheartening, and embarrassing.
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Human resources has to be one of the greatest bait-and-switch professions one can join today.
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The victims suffer a bait and switch that eliminates their ability to take protective action for themselves.
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However, what some are calling a repeal looks to many LGBT advocates like a bait-and-switch.
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Further, his opinion concocted a constitutional right for broadband providers to engage in bait-and-switch marketing.
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Their "pay-for" proposals have all the purity of an old-time car salesman's bait and switch.
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The Sunshine Skyway Bridge in St. Petersburg, Florida, feels like a design bait-and-switch to some.
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IT WAS A BAIT AND SWITCH, IT HAD NOTHING TO DO WITH THE WORKING MEN AND WOMEN.
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Senator Charles E. Grassley, Republican of Iowa, accused the Trump administration of a "bait and switch" scheme.
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Critics furiously denounced Amazon for a bait and switch to wring more concessions from pre-ordained choices.
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The card issuer is the latest to attract scrutiny for allegedly using bait-and-switch sales practices.
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One obvious explanation is that Trump Jr., Kushner, and Manafort fell for a classic bait-and-switch.
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A cursory glance at the headlines makes it clear: Nobody's really fooled by this bait and switch.
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Even reporters hardened to Trump administration lies seemed shocked by the brazenness of this bait-and-switch.
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Critics contend that Mr. Barnett used a "bait-and-switch" tactic to lull the neighborhood into complacency.
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The bait and switch left even this weekend's most annoyed riders grateful to have avoided the alternative.
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Over the past few years, a few prestige horror films have achieved a backdoor bait and switch.
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Other updates have included suppressing links to sites with intrusive ads and shutting down bait-and-switch ads.
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If you were expecting this buildup to end with a bait-and-switch, you may be pleasantly surprised.
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It was a "bait-and-switch" strategy, she says, that left many women stunned -- and paying the price.
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GOULD We were worried people were going to feel it was a bit of a bait and switch.
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But it's hardly the first show to do so, and the finale feels like a bait and switch.
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"This is a significant victory in protecting California businesses from sophisticated bait and switch marketing tactics," Jones said.
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These voters are tired of the old game of bait-and-switch and are hopping mad about it.
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"There was probably some bait and switch about what it was really supposed to be about," he said.
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Whats not: A bit of a bait and switch in the story may not sit well with everyone.
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It would be a bait and switch that runs counter to the Due Process Clause of the Constitution.
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"Consumers need to be vocal in their objections to these sort of bait and switch tactics," he argued.
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The fight was so damn good that I am going to pull a bait and switch on you.
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The department's goal was to prevent bait-and-switch ads featuring low fares that then grew with taxes.
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Coulter: They're lovely people but, boy, I think Trump voters can say this was a bait-and-switch.
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This kind of bait and switch is now a classic Oscar-campaign move that usually leaves somebody — me!
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But this kind of bait-and-switch may not work once an actual bill is on the table.
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So it's important not to let this bait-and-switch happen before the public realizes what's going on.
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"In the end, there was probably some bait and switch" about the topic of the meeting, Trump said.
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But now, in the critically important area of tax, we may be about to get a bait and switch.
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"Rickrolling" -- a bait and switch using disguised hyperlinks to Astley's video -- is an internet phenomenon that just keeps rolling.
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Here's their full exchange (emphasis added): CLINTON: I think you've just seen another example of bait and switch here.
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But wouldn't it be the most Joker thing imaginable if the movie made Phoenix's role a bait-and-switch?
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Facebook is taking aim at scammers who use bait-and-switch tricks to sneak sketchy ads past its inspectors.
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But when more details about the plans were released, farm groups said there had been a bait and switch.
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The scene is framed to bait and switch, and it uses queer tension between two women to accomplish it.
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The Obama administration pulled a bait and switch in refusing to veto the recent Security Council resolution against Israel.
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The Republicans are increasing wealth and income inequality in America by playing bait-and-switch with the middle class.
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What emerged was a pattern that repeated across the world: a distinctly modern version of the bait-and-switch.
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It feels like a bit of a bait and switch that, for the sisters, such depth is implausibly elusive.
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The basic function of that bait-and-switch may be similar to, say, Henry's implied death and surprise return.
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This bait-and-switch has won over one group, the National Taxpayers Union (NTU), to the airline industry's position.
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The biggest Trump bait-and-switch was visible Friday when he talked about giving Americans "access" to health care.
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"The ultimate question is whether a hidden fee is equivalent to a bait and switch scheme," Mr. Mohammed said.
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"We trust our government not to make false promises, not to play bait and switch with people," Rosenbaum said.
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It wasn't an an immediate bait and switch; the developer, Lunar Software, started giving regular updates every few months.
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As you can see from this clip, DeGeneres didn't really sugar-coat her impression of Mesnick's romantic bait and switch.
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But it's a bait-and-switch situation, Shipman says, and the working world celebrate an entirely different set of skills.
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But we don't want to get ahead of ourselves — the Duffer brothers do love a bait and switch, after all.
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In essence, the Vision Fund's formidable torrent of cash is creating a distinctly modern version of the bait-and-switch.
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"We didn't know if it was bait-and-switch or the pictures were touched up beyond recognition," Mr. Aries said.
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Furthermore, my sense is that nonstandard free-trade arguments tend to involve, often unintentionally, a kind of bait and switch.
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That said, even I have been surprised by a couple of things about the G.O.P.'s budget bait-and-switch.
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Lauren Yee's ambitious, tonally mixed play uses bait-and-switch tactics to approach the dark heart of a genocidal regime.
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A deadly bait and switch in Aleppo; Congress tries to get its head around the Russia hacks; hyperinflation in Venezuela.
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This would prevent a bait-and-switch: A patient goes to a physical therapy practice for a knee injury, for instance.
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In many ways, it may seem like Super Mario Run for the iPhone could be seen as a bait-and-switch.
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A judicial bait-and-switch—extraditing Mr Assange for hacking, then hitting him with bigger charges on arrival—would be illegal.
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Those posts did offer a few clues: The calls came over VoIP and seemed to be a classic bait and switch.
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In all fairness, Gosselin's bait-and-switch did benefit a good cause, he later explained in a video posted to Facebook.
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But what really fueled their protest was what they called a "bait-and-switch" move to make changes to their pensions.
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I'm trying to think of a game that's done something similar—a gameplay bait-and-switch—but I'm only pulling blanks?
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The Americans Wednesday night's episode of "The Americans" was titled "Pastor Tim," which was a clever bit of bait and switch.
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The filmmakers know that they're doing something unconventional here, because the scenario also includes a typical rom-com bait-and-switch.
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E-cig makers have responded to that pressure with a bait-and-switch that would make their Big Tobacco predecessors proud.
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The ad is a bait-and-switch tactic to lure readers into clicking into the article, which instead focuses on cryptocurrency.
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Diaconis and Skyrms caution that if you are not careful, you can fall prey to a kind of bait-and-switch.
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" The Kentucky Education Association, which represents teachers and other education professionals, slammed the maneuver as a "classic legislative bait and switch.
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Marvel set up this bait and switch over nine years of movies: patriotic do-gooder Captain America would be that guy.
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Ever since before the 2018 midterm election, I have written that the impeachment push was a bait and switch on voters.
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Meanwhile, some conservatives have essentially the opposite fear — that the whole promise of a conference committee is a bait-and-switch.
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It's brazen as hell, a bait-and-switch pulled off right out in the open, and it looks like it might work.
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Jag says it will "investigate bringing this concept to market," but whatever it decides, it's guilty of a bait and switch here.
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Jawline turns out to have been a bait-and-switch, as the fantasy of Austyn's fame dissolves into regular old Tennessee poverty.
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In earlier internet days, this sort of SEO bait-and-switch was useful for driving traffic to a page littered with advertisements.
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Will American Horror Story pull a bait-and-switch, and have the time travel element be nothing more than a red herring?
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All in all, the crabmeat involved in the five-year-long bait-and-switch amounted to a wholesale value of $4.3 million.
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This legislative bait-and-switch isn't that much different than the deceptive ads that got Macy's, Sears and others in legal trouble.
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And there's no bait and switch with custom filters or something — you just wash the thing and it's ready to go again.
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Trump's executive order is an unconstitutional bait and switch that denies fund recipients fair notice of what they have agreed to do.
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In a demoralizing bait-and-switch, women were first promised they could attend the international tournament, then yet again threatened and excluded.
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It's a common storytelling technique to pull a bait-and-switch on the viewer, allowing hopes to rise before crushing them again.
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"They're trying to bait and switch you, so Republicans appear to be on the defensive," said Representative Pete Sessions, Republican of Texas.
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American officials have complained that Chinese negotiators have been playing a bait-and-switch, backing away from concessions they had agreed to.
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"It's a bait and switch," said Suzanne Roy, director of the American Wild Horse Campaign, a group that has lobbied against roundups.
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GREEN I don't criticize any of these artists for trying — except maybe Mr. Moore, who was pulling a narcissistic bait-and-switch.
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"People in the State Department and the N.S.C. believed that Defense played a bait and switch," the former White House official said.
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"We do not tolerate this sort of bait-and-switch tactic from litigants, and we should not engage in it ourselves," Alito wrote.
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As countless fans on Twitter pointed out, this kind of bait-and-switch doesn't make viewers love The Bachelorette season 14 any more.
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Drawn to the company by advertisements that promised decent wages, many now contend that they are victims of a corporate bait-and-switch.
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Spec Ops: The Line delivered one of the most brilliant bait-and-switch twists I've ever seen in a story-driven action game.
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"He's also concerned about this Republican tactic of repeal-and-delay that ultimately is nothing more than just bait-and-switch," he said.
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But Pelosi and Jeffries have developed a kind of bait and switch—they make a bombastic claim, and then back away from it.
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The insurers have argued that the ruling would allow the government to pull a "bait-and-switch" and withhold money they were promised.
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Tickling the mind even as it lurches the gut, "Baskin," a stylish, shape-shifting horror film from Turkey, pulls a bait-and-switch.
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After the decision, media coverage of Malatesta's case focused on her traumatic experience and the "bait and switch" maternity care she had received.
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"It seems to me that Patreon may be using a bait and switch tactic with their loyal adult content based members," she said.
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This bait and switch has put millions of dollars in the Sackler family's pockets, and hundreds of thousands of Americans into the ground.
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Governments cannot bait and switch when it becomes inconvenient to pay what was represented and relied on at issuance as valid, legal bonds.
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A vaccine is an immunological bait-and-switch: you rouse the immune system with something that elicits immunity but does not cause disease.
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When the franchise is a major Hollywood property, like Star Wars, this kind of bait and switch can feel especially cruel and egregious.
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Russia accused the United States and its allies of a bait-and-switch, and the Arab League called for a cease-fire and settlement.
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What feels like a bait-and-switch is actually a common astrological phenomenon in which someone's rising sign doesn't quite match their sun sign.
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It accuses Trump University of running a "bait and switch" scheme and said widely distributed advertisements for the program were replete with false claims.
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That practice only makes people angrier when they feel they're victims of a bait-and-switch like the one Facebook is being charged with.
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Schneiderman called Trump University "a bait and switch scheme" and noted that Trump could personally face millions in civil penalties under New York law.
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However, the audience got what many have called a "bait and switch" when Holmes instead showcased a new tabletop "miniLab" and Zika detection device.
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Everything comes together so spectacularly that the bait and switch is still terrifying — and a perfect example of what Killing Eve is capable of.
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He pulled a bait and switch on the voters in order to get elected, and the voters are now furious and demand his removal.
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In the same month, a couple from Sea Cliff, New York, filed a class-action lawsuit alleging MoviePass was a "bait and switch" scheme.
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This bait-and-switch approach may not be anyone's primary voter outreach strategy, but it is happening often enough to grate on my nerves.
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Protesters in Algeria and Sudan, after successfully pushing for the ouster of their own aging despots, are watching for a similar bait-and-switch.
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From late summer to the start of autumn, actively feeding common carp can also be made to fall for a classic bait and switch.
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And more serious news coverage often struggles to find clear enough language to explain the bait and switch, without seeming to lose its objectivity.
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Many of those issues can be traced back to the administration of George W. Bush, which functioned as an enormous political bait and switch.
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According to a video on Elensari's YouTube channel, he's now in the process of suing Best Buy over an alleged bait and switch scam.
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Obama and his Democrat allies in Congress have proven they will use bait-and-switch tactics to move more unvetted refugees into our communities.
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It's a bait and switch; the devices that receive the commands will send their unwanted replies to the DDoS target instead of the attacker.
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But it seemed to the Haggler highly unlikely that T-Mobile was simply pulling a bait and switch with this two-line freebie offer.
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We're seeing this bait-and-switch once again in the fight over the repeal of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) commonly known as ObamaCare.
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The most common scams include the "bait-and-switch," which is when a different property is advertised than the one that is actually available.
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And if Republicans offered a bait and switch in 2004, it pales compared with what's been going on just since the election this year.
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In both scenes, he employs a bait and switch on his victims, a classic abuse tactic of withholding, then offering love in rapid succession.
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Most of the tracks on Honey seem to, initially, follow pop music's classic bait-and-switch of upbeat sounds paired with tragic, devastating lyrics.
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In reply, Judge Kent Jordan asked whether this was just a bait-and-switch tactic since casinos and tracks were already under heavy state regulation.
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It's such a bait-and-switch, a slyly brilliant way to parody everything from Justin Bieber's personality, to his endless apologies, to our own expectations.
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As far as we know, the first instance of Astley's video being subbed in for another video, bait and switch-style, happened in May 20133.
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When I mention the show's bait-and-switch habit — when, for example, it killed off the kid apparently playing a young Joker — Richards grins slyly.
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Griffin and Sewrey say they were victims of bait and switch by their material provider and were forced to move to a factory in Kabul.
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Under each phone cleanse recommendation there are prompts to share on Twitter and Facebook, which makes it feel even more like a bait and switch.
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This was no bait and switch: Trump literally responds to a question about registering for baby shower gifts with a mini-monologue about Kardashian's weight.
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Most politicians at least wait until they're in office to pull the bait-and-switch, but Donald Trump never has been "most politicians," has he?
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"President Trump is engaged in a classic Washington game of bait-and-switch, and the hedge funders on Wall Street, they love it," said Sen.
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Applied has previously faced state regulatory concerns regarding some workers' compensation policies, and in 2017 settled with California over alleged "bait and switch" marketing tactics.
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That gives the first two episodes the feeling of a bait-and-switch, since the preview for the series used copious footage from the controversy.
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Applied has previously faced state regulatory concerns regarding some workers' compensation policies, and in 2017 settled with California over alleged "bait and switch" marketing tactics.
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When making the ad, they always pretend to be at least 18 and later say they lied and are actually younger—a bait and switch.
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Fortunately, nowadays there are so many people to choose from, "there's no need to work with someone who's playing bait-and-switch games," he says.
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In the song, and especially in the video, with the Katy Konclusion, what emerges feels like a bait and switch, or really just a switch.
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Lawyers for the defense responded angrily to the judge's response to one question, arguing that it was a bait and switch on the original charges.
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The Republican states would need to evaluate if they had "been the victim of a bait and switch," said the Texas lawyer, Kyle D. Hawkins.
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But, if North Korea's nuclear arms proliferate, then this is all just an ornate exercise in ego-stroking while pulling off a bait and switch.
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Democrats have already challenged the administration on their bait-and-switch, saying that they can't just replace NAFTA with an entirely new bilateral trade deal.
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The more they wait, the more attention will be focused on the bait and switch, and the more compelling the option of doing nothing will become.
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But according to the laws of magic, that was just a bait and switch, and after a verse or so, she moved on to older material.
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Of course, for anyone who played Until Dawn, there's every reason to believe that this trailer's "ghost ship horror story" vibe is a bait-and-switch.
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Former "RuPaul's Drag Race" champ Tyra Sanchez claims "America's Got Talent" pulled a cruel bait and switch, trying to make him something he's not ... Tyra Banks.
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Then, The Keepers pulls a bait-and-switch, resolving to expose all the murky, fucked-up crimes of an entire community, the church, and law enforcement.
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He called it a bait and switch, saying that Microsoft has now rolled back a couple of programs involving "bring your own license" to the cloud.
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In Amazon's online forums, dozens of people posted about prices of Subscribe & Save items fluctuating, with some calling the program a "bait and switch" subscription scheme.
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And that's all they've got … started it was essentially a bait and switch to talk about that, and everyone has basically said that in testimony already.
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But for customers who originally signed up in 2016 for $35 per month, being slowly bumped up to now $65+ feels like a bait-and-switch.
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But now, it seems pretty clear that the promise was a bait-and-switch: his new website does not include a word about Medicare drug negotiations.
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One exceedingly common theme across hundreds of emails was the bait and switch: Airbnb users were promised one apartment and arrived to find something very different.
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At worst, this bait-and-switch was a cruel hoax perpetrated on millions of undocumented people who might have briefly hoped for a reprieve from possible deportation.
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In some cases, they targeted undocumented people who had legally obtained drivers licenses in states where they are allowed to do so, a devastating bait and switch.
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Facebook is cracking down on shopping sites and others that bait and switch customers by delivering lower quality products than what they advertised on the social network.
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"If you pull a bait-and-switch on working people, if you say that you're with us and then attack us, you're going to fail," Trumka said.
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Canada's experience with carbon taxes does indeed serve as a beacon to the world, mostly casting light on the bait-and-switch tactics of carbon price-peddlers.
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"Seafood fraud ultimately deceives consumers who fall victim to a bait and switch, disguises conservation and health risks, and hurts honest fishermen and seafood businesses," she added.
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In 1898, the utopian feminist Charlotte Perkins Gilman wrote of "romantic love" and "maternal sacrifice" as ideological constructs: a bait and switch that kept women at home.
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But while the Democratic establishment more or less tries to make good on those promises, the Republican establishment has essentially been playing bait-and-switch for decades.
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In the bait-and-switch of a misleading headline, I woke up to the fact that I was spending most of my waking hours inside something ugly.
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Called a "bait and switch," only 1 percent of the roughly 90 percent of the seafood that is imported into the United States each year is inspected.
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The answer is that the party has mastered the tactics of bait and switch: pretending to stand for one thing, then doing something quite different in office.
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This summer the team is testing a bait and switch/Judas combination, tagging and training many carp to find food placed by sensors for gathering behavioral intelligence.
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Simple Health was recently shut down by the Federal Trade Commission after regulators accused it of being "a classic bait and switch scheme," according to court filings.
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Some parents will use a bait-and-switch tactic – telling their kids they're going to Grandma's house, only to reveal that they're actually going to Universal Studios.
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As those who watched the episode "What Comes Next" discovered, Lincoln leaving The Walking Dead turned out to be the biggest bait-and-switch in the show's history.
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This bait-and-switch tactic of issuing a technological threat and then playing a non-technical trick on Trump may seem like a departure from traditional hacktivist methods.
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It was common to call this tactic a "bait and switch": Women would mistakenly enter the facility looking for abortion information only to receive a pro-life message.
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It was a bit of a bait and switch to call this The Hills 10th Anniversary special, when it really should've been called Lauren Conrad, 10 Years Later.
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As his bafflingly botched bait-and-switch with the NRA went, this too just goes to show the sheer lack of effort that went into Weinstein's original apology.
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"It's a bait and switch," said Byock, executive director and chief medical officer for the Institute for Human Caring of Providence Health and Services, based in Torrance, Calif.
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After the government approved the pipeline expansion Elizabeth May, leader of the Green Party, which could win votes from the Liberals, called it a "cynical bait-and-switch".
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"When they portray their product as spare bedrooms when a lot of their business is whole property, I think we can call that bait and switch," he said.
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But by participating in a kind of bait and switch — putting forth potentially heretical ideas, then formally denying them — Francis leaves himself open to the charge of disingenuousness.
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Of course, it's the usual bait and switch routine—distracting people from their deeper sufferings and projecting that dissatisfaction onto scapegoats who have nothing to do with it.
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This bait-and-switch turned the faceless war from the comics into a more empathetic story with real, emotional stakes, a smart and thoughtful move on Marvel's part.
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But as the bait-and-switch tactic of the Boys Don't Cry rollout prolongs itself further, the silence is weighing heavier on the most dedicated of Ocean's fanbase.
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"At its the heart, it was one of the oldest and most basic frauds out there: bait-and-switch," said Johnston, an attorney with the U.S. Justice Department.
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Speaking to Forbes, Baird called the presentation a "bait-and-switch," arguing that Theranos was showing an early stage prototype to distract from problems with its Edison machines.
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The name works as a kind of marketing bait-and-switch, drawing people with the promise of a Mexican culinary icon and then selling them something completely different.
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"AT&T's bait-and-switch scam is a good window into the many harms that result from dominant companies operating without the discipline of meaningful competition," he said.
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If you come at it from that angle, the conversation won't feel like you're accusing them of indifference to your plight, or of a yearslong bait-and-switch.
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While trashy cinema can be a lot of fun, Cocuza's games are almost something of a bait-and-switch; fun, gory titles give way to psychologically tormented gameplay.
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They are the digital version of timeworn tactics used to influence consumer behavior, like impulse purchases placed near cash registers, or bait-and-switch ads for used cars.
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Album Review Bait and switch was a typically savvy move for Kanye West, whose new EP-length album, "Ye" — seven songs, 23 minutes long — was released on Friday.
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Goldstone has said the Russian lawyer, Natalia Veselnitskaya, pulled a "classic bait-and-switch," promising information on Clinton when in fact she wanted to discuss sanctions against Russia.
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" And artist Aimee Manion wrote that college felt like a bait and switch; on the far side of it, "student loan debt shaped the course of my life.
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But Lynch pulled a bait-and-switch in the final hour, antagonizing the audience with an endless, wordless drive before undoing it all with one last boldfaced question mark.
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While some customers are satisfied, others now call it a "fraud," a "high-tech shell game" and an "unlawful bait-and-switch," according to lawsuits filed against the company.
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In fact, it's so obvious that it makes me wonder if Riverdale will pull another bait-and-switch and have Clifford Blossom be the man we know as Claudius.
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Canary today published a blog post responding to criticisms the company has faced over the last month from users who have accused Canary of pulling a bait and switch.
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McFarland defended against accusations that the company had pulled a bait and switch with housing, saying pictures of the tents were sent to all attendees prior to the festival.
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But when you're Facebook or you're Amazon and you're using this for the government or trying to bait-and-switch from photos you already have, that's a different thing.
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I didn't see the bait and switch they pulled with Littlefinger coming, which did mostly redeem a nonsensical b-plot revolving around a supposed feud between Arya and Sansa.
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They reported deceptive marketing; strong-arm recruitment tactics; misleading information about costs, courses, graduation and job placement rates; inflated enrollment numbers; bait-and-switch schemes; subpar instruction; and more.
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In an interview with ABC News' George Stephanopoulos, New York Mayor and 2020 presidential candidate Bill de Blasio said Democrats feed into Trump's "bait and switch" tactics on Twitter.
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GUILFOYLE: And why did they say 80 are going to come, and less than 215 hours before then they pull -- I mean, it&aposs like a bait and switch.
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Reeling after an Academy Awards bait and switch, season three saw Netflix's most surreal anti-hero descend into a mind-crushing bender that ended in pain, loss, and trauma.
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Goldstone apologizes to Trump Jr.: After the meeting concludes, Goldstone testified that he apologized to Trump Jr. for the "bait-and-switch," according to the House Intelligence GOP report.
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He said joining the two measures would be a "craven" bait-and-switch and "disrespectful for all the families" of the Florida school that suffered through last week's shooting.
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Plaintiffs were victims of the classic "bait and switch" scheme – promised equity and then paid off at pennies on the dollar when all other shareholders/investors made out handsomely.
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The New York Times editorialized that "Many if not most Americans had never heard of Mr. Bannon before this weekend" suggesting that Trump engaged in a bait and switch.
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"I&aposm not going to play in that game"Silver: Doing the bait and switch to me is not the right method for growing a relationship with the customer.
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The show opened—as advertised—with Cardi B, but in a bit of a bait-and-switch, she wasn't performing, just holding a moonperson wrapped in a baby blanket.
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This bait-and-switch agenda is reasonably clever if you accept the key premise that Republicans must find some kind of way to advance an unpopular tax-cutting agenda.
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Shibata's fluidity between physical and digital reality adds an additional layer of surprise to his illusions — it's unclear whether the trick will be CGI, perspective, or bait-and-switch.
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Their bait and switch between rage and lenity was showcased early on, with moments on Opiate like in its title track, which has Keenan seesawing between soft cooing and screaming.
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If Eve did pull a death-themed bait and switch on Villanelle for her own survival, someone please get Hugo some crisps from his favorite sticky-floored fried chicken spot.
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ATF agents, all too eager to rise in the bureaucracy's ranks, wouldn't have even been able to ponder citing bait-and-switch, non-posted regulations to pad their confiscation numbers.
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"By arresting Mr. Ramirez, and then using the information he disclosed against him, the government has broken those promises and engaged in an unconstitutional bait-and-switch," their motion reads.
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That allowed fake news distributors to bait-and-switch readers into visiting articles they didn't expect, or make it look like legitimate news publishers were posting inflammatory or false headlines.
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"It feels like they've pulled the biggest bait-and-switch of all time," said Dan Shaba, a co-founder of The Pun Guys, a Facebook page with 1.2 million followers.
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It's a bait and switch romantic comedy, where the love interest Rattigan is lusting after for 90 percent of the film is clearly not who he will end up with.
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RE: Facebook's WhatsApp Data Gambit Faces Federal Privacy Complaint I read Sam Gustin's account of Facebook's recent bait and switch with WhatsApp users' privacy with much disgust but little surprise.
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That's a bait-and-switch tactic that's been used since the dawn of time — "The first one's free" — and ISPs are notorious for having opaque and shifting fees and restrictions.
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One went so far as to say it "feels like a bait and switch," referencing how the unit at CES did not function the same as the one they received.
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That bait and switch arrives in episode 9, "Amarsi Un Poco," when the small town Italian woman moves to NYC for a month as Pino obsesses over black galaxy tile.
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The transcripts are enlightening, as critical witnesses under oath described in detail a classic bait-and-switch meeting where Russians came promising dirt and left with disappointment on all sides.
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Instead, the three spent much of their time locked up in a psychiatric hospital throughout the film delivering what may have felt like to many as a bait and switch.
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Why it's good: If Scarecrow weren't too impossibly elaborate to scale, I'd feel a little bad spoiling the premise, because the descriptive bait-and-switch was part of its charm.
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It faced numerous lawsuits, including some from angry customers who accused it of a bait-and-switch scheme when they couldn't see the movies they said they had been promised.
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"This potential chilling effect of this bait-and-switch could have widespread ramifications, both to this individual and to lawful whistleblowers inside and outside of the Intelligence Community," Schiff said.
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If I give customers a rate and if we want to commit to a longterm relationship with a customer, what we can&apost do is pull a bait and switch.
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Yet even the most cynical among us are startled both by how quickly the bait-and-switch is proceeding and by the contempt Republicans are showing for the public's intelligence.
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I'm pretty cynical about centrists and the propensity of the media to be taken in by charlatans, but I think this would probably be a bait and switch too far.
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An October 2016 meeting that was expected to be the subject of the grand jury testimony has been described as a bait-and-switch carried out on behalf of Flynn's firm.
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New research shows that female cuckoos conduct this bait-and-switch while scaring the crap out of their unsuspecting hosts—which they do by mimicking the call of a predatory bird.
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It works almost as a dramatic bait and switch: luring the audience in with the aspirational story before hitting them with the much more troubling evolution of Ally and Jackson's relationship.
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If we take a second to recognize the bait and switch that's going on, it'd put a stop to all those news stories about women running into trouble with their leggings.
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This is why the addition of a bait-and-switch land-swap within H.R. 5597 undermines the national concept of conservation areas and is a non-starter as a mitigation solution.
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I'm still pissed about the bait and switch they pulled by telling me I'd be working on Chrome, then putting me on this god forsaken piece of shit on day one.
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Rick Saccone, the Republican candidate in a deep-red Pennsylvania congressional district that Trump won by almost 20 points, tried not one, not two, but three different bait-and-switch strategies.
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" For artist Aimee Manion, college felt like a bait-and-switch for which she was unprepared; on the far side of it, "student loan debt shaped the course of my life.
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It didn't take long for those tracking financial transparency to realize the bait-and-switch that had happened — and what it portended for where dirty money would suddenly start flocking to.
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Kentucky teachers are decrying what they call "bait-and-switch" changes to their pensions, after state lawmakers tucked those reforms into another bill about sewage and passed that bill last week.
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The sly bait-and-switch puts a serious topic — the mass detentions of minority Muslims in northwest China — in front of an audience that might not have known about it before.
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Sure, and it's just as likely that Cliff is really the man we know as Claudius today — they are identical, and it's totally possible that Riverdale is pulling a bait-and-switch.
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Maybe some viewers thought that after last season's bait-and-switch, there was no way the show would toy with fans in the same way yet again — but of course it would.
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They said he's engaged in a bait-and-switch: staffing his administration with Wall Street bankers and billionaires and advancing what Schumer called a "hard, hard right" agenda, including slashing social programs.
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They say Creep Catchers' tendency to bait and switch, by first posting an advertisement as an adult and later revealing themselves to be a teenager, makes those with cognitive impairments easy targets.
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Starting off her tenure as the acne-free face of Proactiv with a minor bait-and-switch controversy is not great, particularly with her history of that very notable Pepsi commercial debacle.
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He meticulously calculates the average height of a viewer at the door of the gallery, calculating the angle to most effectively produce the shock of a bait-and-switch with his sculpture.
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I want to go back to Nickel and Dimed and Bait and Switch, since those were such defining books for you, but first I'd ask—are you tired of talking about them?
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An Illinois woman who accused North American Power & Gas of "bait and switch" marketing can proceed with her proposed class action against the private electricity supplier, a federal appeals court held Wednesday.
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"I think there was definitely a little bit of a bait-and-switch on this where there were a lot of promises made and none of it delivered on," said Maryland Rep.
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"They are not, and never have been, blanket coverage to shield people who pull a bait and switch, peremptorily enter the conversation, and then spend 10 minutes abusing, bullying and threatening a reporter."
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The ninth episode reveals the series's "Catholic House of Cards" conceit as a bait-and-switch, and looks for denouement in the form of love and peace for all its odd, conflicted characters.
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Later in the evening, Clinton brought up Trump's reliance on "bait and switch" as a debate tactic, after Trump tried to tie Clinton's email scandal to his refusal to release his tax returns.
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Thus: TV nets won't distribute or use it A source says Trump broadcast pool just erased tape of his tour of the hotel in protest of bait-and-switch w no editorial access.
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Everything Nyong'o describes in her account fits perfectly with what we now know as Weinstein's M.O.: the bait-and-switch "meetings," the requests for massages, the quid-pro-quo harassment, the veiled threats.
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The white figure is sort of a bait and switch even though they are all painted the same way; all of the characteristics of their faces are the same, but one is white.
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But so far, it appears a cruel bait-and-switch is in the works: a campaign that promised to lift up working people is transitioning into an administration that will tear them down.
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"Republicans are trying to pull off a bait and switch that will screw the middle class in the end," J.B. Poersch, president of Majority Forward, said in a statement provided to The Hill.
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I'm talking about the bait and switch in which white voters are induced to hate big government by dog whistles about Those People, but actual policies are all about rewarding the donor class.
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The top Democrat on the House Armed Services Committee is slamming Trump's executive order on military readiness as a "bait-and-switch" since it came the same week Trump froze all federal hiring.
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Fueled by rumors of a bait-and-switch in the locker room after the 1966 World Cup championship match, some in FIFA believed the trophy up for auction to be the genuine one.
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This proves premeditation and, in turn, earns some trust, but there is a bait-and-switch feel to many of the works that makes relaxation into openness with respect to Biggers's objects difficult.
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At the risk of belaboring what's turned into a weekly point, the constant bait-and-switch needs to stop before they completely erase any remaining gravity that death still possesses on the show.
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The ruling capped a three-month civil trial that exposed the bait-and-switch tactics and false promises deployed as part of a scheme to induce young women to shoot a pornographic video.
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Mar Targarona is a tricky filmmaker, and in the middle stretch of her Spanish-language concentration camp drama, "The Photographer of Mauthausen" (now on Netflix), she pulls something of a bait and switch.
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That means that the 17,203 Nevada residents who were lured into solar purchases by state-mandated one-time rebates of up to $23,000 suddenly discovered that they were victims of a bait-and-switch.
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So far, Trumpcare is largely a bait and switch, both for the President's supporters and the rest of America; that's the majority that chose someone else to do the job Trump ended up winning.
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In 2011, North Korea's official news agency carried comments by a Foreign Ministry official calling the earlier nuclear bargain with Libya "an invasion tactic to disarm the country," in effect a bait-and-switch.
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The Machiavellian diner also says it resulted in a "great evening with my love"—sure, if your definition of an amorous night out is a game of bait and switch over your main course.
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On tap tomorrow Union chief: Trump pulled 'bait-and-switch' on working-class voters: President Trump pulled a "switcheroozy" on working-class voters after the 2628 election, the nation's top labor leader said Tuesday.
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But as the Buzzfeed scoop reminds us, the main reason they've been able to get away with this cynical bait-and-switch maneuver for so long is that too many journalists just don't care.
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Ms. Lowell said the researchers were not sure whether the restaurants and food stores knowingly deceived their customers, or if they themselves were victims of a bait and switch when they purchased the fish.
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Of course, some of those donors may be forgiven for now wondering if they were taken by a bait-and-switch campaign where an alleged penniless victim turns out to be the putative culprit.
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Attempts to tie the issue to some sort of true New Yorker identity feel like a bait-and-switch, not to mention an embarrassing ass-showing about the self-centered NYC media echo chamber.
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No Man's Sky was not universally disliked at launch (see: how much our own Austin Walker enjoyed his time with it, despite reservations), but to many, the game felt like a bait and switch.
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The top Democrat on the House Armed Services Committee is slamming President Trump's executive order on military readiness as a "bait-and-switch" since it came the same week Trump froze all federal hiring.
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One tactic has been the use of bait-and-switch on social media — sharing something innocuous like celebrity gossip or a recipe, only to direct people to a webpage about voting and voter registration.
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And if the show shifts its attention to another main character or an anthology, like writers apparently have considered, it would be hard for them to pull off the same bait and switch mystery.
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So here's how the bait and switch goes: pass a huge tax cut that overwhelmingly benefits the rich, but gives ordinary workers a few crumbs — or actually a bag of fries now and then.
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The love languages function as a clever rhetorical bait-and-switch that allow us to be honest about our needs without opening up the abyss of vulnerability that, unfortunately, exists within all of us.
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Trump canceled the visit Monday evening after it emerged that fewer than 10 Eagles players planned to go to the White House, though administration officials said the team pulled a bait and switch on them.
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Critics of Amazon accuse it of a bait-and-switch; cities were promised a true headquarters on a par with Seattle, but if the split of HQ2 is confirmed, it will create much smaller offices.
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Verizon also pulled a bit of a bait-and-switch on Palm when it suggested it would heavily back the Pre Plus, only to move all its attention and marketing dollars to the Motorola Droid.
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But the instructors at those three-day seminars then allegedly engaged in a "bait and switch," telling students that they needed to attend yet another seminar for an additional $5,000 in order to learn more.
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The company is facing a class action lawsuit from customers for "bait-and-switch" tactics over processing fees the service would charge, on top of the monthly cost, each time a discounted ticket was purchased.
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The refusal to come down on one side or the other could begin to feel like a bait and switch, but for now it's a flexible metaphor, allowing space for multiple forms of the uncanny.
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The Fight for $15 campaign is often guilty of a bait-and-switch, justifying much higher minimum wages with reference only to food-service giants like McDonalds, but then endorsing them across the whole economy.
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Moreover, he continued, the anonymity and power afforded by the web have emboldened some agents to play fast and loose with the facts — manipulating property postings, for example, and engaging in bait-and-switch tactics.
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Since news leaked of the two likely locations last week, critics have called the whole thing a bait-and-switch and a waste of time for the other 236 communities that put in a bid.
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But it's already clear that bait-and-switch — big but empty promises, completely lacking in detail — will be central to Republican strategy on one key issue: the future of health coverage for millions of Americans.
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That Trump would now back away from one of his signature immigration positions must seem something of a "bait and switch" to the more than 12 million people who voted for him in the GOP primaries.
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In the lawsuit filed in state Superior Court in Los Angeles, the 95-year-old comic book legend said his signature was either forged, imposed from another document or induced by a bait-and-switch tactic.
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Democrats on the Joint Economic Committee have unveiled a new report that bills the administration's proposal as a "bait and switch," slamming the public-private partnerships the White House is slated to expand in the plan.
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While this bait-and-switch tactic is by no means a flaw — the early instances are especially effective in encouraging the reader to continue — by the novel's end they come to feel more gimmicky than earned.
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Here, the bait-and-switch — an ongoing collaboration between Cattelan and Gioni since 1998 — keeps the informed viewer on high alert and adds a shade of suspicion to every legitimately insightful comment Gioni-as-Cattelan makes.
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Mr. Arriola, elected commissioner last year, was unsparing in his assessment, saying many cafes are competing in a "race to the bottom" and trying to "prey on tourists" with bait-and-switch schemes and other scams.
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Bain says workers feel that reductions in pay over the past two years are a "bait and switch" on the part of the company to lure gig workers in and leave them beholden to the app.
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" Retired immigration Judge Paul Wickham Schmidt, who served for years in federal immigration agencies and the immigration courts, said that to say the immigration courts are full due process is "sort of a bait and switch.
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"I didn't want to pull a bait and switch where you come in expecting to kiss Dads but end up also having to deal with kids but that's…kind of how it is in real life."
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But Bregman is also a vocal advocate of open borders and views Carlson's change of heart as a convenient last-minute bait and switch by a right-wing network that's ultimately out for its own interests.
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Hereditary pulled a bait-and-switch in its trailer: While the film appeared to be about a mother (Toni Collette) grieving the loss of her parent, the real tragedy struck the family a quarter into the film.
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" In an op-ed for USA Today, Nichols wrote that there's a far better chance of total "disaster" than a Nobel Prize for Trump, given the North Korean diplomatic tradition of, in Nichols's terms, "bait-and-switch.
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Patience for their bait and switch tactics is wearing thin, and it is time for Congress to hold this unregulated industry accountable by modifying the blanket legal protection afforded through Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act.
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" Meanwhile, the Republican attorneys general of Alabama, South Dakota and Louisiana sued to prevent the amendment's ratification in December before Virginia's passage of it, with Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall calling it a "constitutional bait-and-switch.
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The werewolf special effects are decent enough, and a goofy color-shifting technique meant to show that a scene is being viewed by something inhuman is tolerable because it sets up a pretty clever bait-and-switch.
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But his goal has not changed: to put Facebook's entire business model on trial — particularly what he views as the company's bait-and-switch of offering Facebook user data to apps like Pikinis and then removing it.
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Applied Underwriters has also been in the crosshairs of California's insurance regulator, reaching a settlement agreement in June 2017 over "bait and switch marketing tactics", according to a statement from the state's insurance commissioner at the time.
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In May, a Google employee accused the search giant in a lawsuit of using bait-and-switch tactics to hire minorities in lesser positions than what they applied for, as a way to juice its diversity stats.
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Yet it's hardly uncommon for those same coaches to jump ship for better jobs shortly after locking up recruiting classes—leaving those same young men and women feeling like they've been hit with a bait-and-switch.
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An Asian grocery store has some cleanup to do after advertising exotic meats like panda, minke whale and tiger meat and then doing a bait-and-switch, while Google quickly pulled its dumb "mic drop" Gmail gag.
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The 95-year-old's signature was either forged, imposed from another document or induced by a bait-and-switch tactic where Lee thought he was signing another contract due to his failing eyesight, according to the lawsuit.
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And while obliterating the film's timeline might have the initial sensation of feeling fresh and clever, it also comes across as a major cheat, as if there was a bait-and-switch aspect to the whole exercise.
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Brook's camp floated a massive purse to Amir, but he claims the numbers were retracted as soon as the public got wind of the offer and pushed for him to take it (the old bait-and-switch).
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After seeing the trailer and marketing for The Shallows, I was convinced the movie would turn out to be a bait-and-switch travel-horror flick in the same vein as The Ruins, Turistas, and even Hostel.
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" The suit alleges that DHS is ignoring regulations meant to protect families and "has cruelly twisted those regulations, using them as an unlawful bait-and-switch to deceive the very people the regulations were designed to protect.
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After pulling a bait-and-switch on the $125 promised to victims of the Equifax breach, the Federal Trade Commission is now turning to a common tactic: forcing additional steps and hoping that people will fall out.
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"I don't think it's an accident that we're seeing this bait and switch model, where these companies entice workers over the course of years to shape their lives and livelihoods around working for the platform," Whittaker said.
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Goldstone, in an interview with The Sunday Times, said Veselnitskaya pulled a "bait-and-switch," and really wanted to talk about the Magnitsky Act, which punished Moscow with sanctions after the death of a whistleblower in 2009.
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The second and much more shocking twist is a great bait-and-switch in which we think Petra has dyed her hair brunette and is on the run from her children but nope, it's her long lost sister!
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None of them are selfless, but the party does in fact try to serve the interests of these groups, more or less; it's not the kind of immense exercise in bait-and-switch that the GOP has become.
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He became an early thorn in the side of Mr. Trump by filing a lawsuit against Trump University in 2013, accusing the school of taking advantage of thousands of customers and running a "bait and switch" educational program.
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Speaking to reporters afterward, Meadows accused Ryan and other House leaders of a bait-and-switch — agreeing to a deal on what would be contained in the compromise legislation only to leave key provisions out of the final text.
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Todays action by the board was the culmination of a blatant bait and switch, essentially robbing loyal employees , including the more than 200 early founding Uber employees and advisors, of their hard earned shareholder rights worth billions in value.
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The most pressing political question is if Trump's voters will see this as a bait and switch—the common betrayal in which a politician promises one thing to get a vote and then does another when he enters office.
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Bait and Switch The possible financial ties between Trump and Russia were part of the concerns for US intelligence and law enforcement officials from the beginning, according to one current law enforcement official and one former US intelligence official.
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It all began innocently enough: West posted a photo of what looked like scratch paper, along with plenty of Kardashian signatures and the hashtag #Waves — the bait-and-switch name of his new album, which was originally titled Swish.
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Long before Trump was a candidate, New York's attorney general filed a civil suit in 2900 on behalf of 220006,2202 students who claim they each lost thousands of dollars in an alleged bait-and-switch scheme by Trump University.
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" Joel Lovell, Pineapple's executive editor, who used to be an editor at the Times Magazine, proposed a different kind of bait and switch: "Imagine a show that starts with an expert telling us about how things work in solitary.
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So she tugs us, by degrees, into the horror at her play's center with bait-and-switch tactics, which include sitcom coziness, cheerfully packaged shock effects (including dark commentary by Duch) and good old rock 'n' roll, Cambodian-style.
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But in the days before Last of Us released, Naughty Dog actually had to bait-and-switch people into being ok with an action game where you played as a teen girl, even flat out lying about Ellie's playability.
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Read the statement: Bizarrely and hilariously, it's so focused on the lawyer's bait-and-switch and Donald Jr.'s disappointment that it boldly confirms how badly he'd craved dirt and how misleading his initial response to The Times was.
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Yet the industry's obsession with a certain strain of objectivity frequently helps elevate white men whose worldview is anything but unbiased; it just might take a sexual harassment or assault scandal for the public to realize the bait-and-switch.
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The conclusion of her storyline in Season 6 would be painful regardless — it's a horrific bait-and-switch to pull on anyone — but it's all the more devastating because of how much we've grown to care about her over the years.
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Jackson has long been a Tesla critic and has accused Musk of using "bait-and-switch" tactics on consumers, making commitments he cannot keep, and has said the electric car maker's business will not be sustainable over the long term.
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Claims by health insurers that the U.S. government pulled a "bait-and-switch" by withholding $12 billion owed to them under an Obamacare program "ring hollow," the Trump administration said in urging the U.S. Supreme Court to reject their case.
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In fact, following Sansa and Arya Stark's epic bait and switch on Petyr "Littlefinger" Baelish, the beloved HBO series' very own Maisie Williams took to Twitter to share her thoughts on the explosive episode, and she summed it up rather perfectly.
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"Today's action by the board was the culmination of a blatant bait and switch, essentially robbing loyal employees, including the more than 200 early founding Uber employees and advisors, of their hard earned shareholder rights worth billions in value," they said.
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"We are clear as mayors that these are dreamers who are seeking the American Dream, and we should embrace them rather than do a bait-and-switch," Emanuel said after presenting Trump the letter at a meeting in New York.
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While consumers are protected from stores using bait-and-switch techniques, somehow the conservative justices of the Supreme Court do not believe that similar protections should be afforded to pregnant women duped into believing that they will receive impartial counseling.
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But you also find a lot of smaller cruelties: in Nickel and Dimed, you talk about restaurant managers who scream at employees who stand still for a minute, or in Bait and Switch, would-be bosses who humiliate job seekers.
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The administration made that argument in a brief filed on Monday opposing an appeal by a group of insurers of a ruling they say will allow the government to pull a "bait-and-switch" and withhold money they were promised.
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Perhaps a different artist could have explored this tension in a way that didn't feel like a traumatizing bait-and-switch, but the moral irresponsibility of invoking imagery of this nature without an unassailable message is almost too much to bear.
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Mike Jackson, longtime leader of AutoNation, accused Elon Musk of running a "bait-and-switch" on his promise of a $23.4,73 Model 27 sedan, saying Tesla may not be around to see electric cars become a real force in the industry.
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Bringing these species back to a dead reef might seem like a cruel bait-and-switch, but the return of fish and crustaceans can actually help a reef that may seem down for the count get up off the mat.
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The university, Schneiderman has charged, was a "bait and switch," a classic multilevel marketing scheme: People are told that the real benefits they want are only available if they keep paying, essentially urging them to throw good money after bad.
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Bait and switch in Internet-based advertising is nothing new (it's not new in the real world, either), but considering all the difficultly Facebook has had with fake news over the last 12 months, you'd think the'd police this stuff a little better.
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For a while, I was convinced this was the end of the game, and Anthem was about to pull a impressive bait-and-switch, cutting to black and "one year earlier," where it would invest time and resources into making these credible relationships.
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"Millions of children and families across the globe were sourly disappointed with coal in their stockings, in the form of a bait-and-switch marketing scheme perpetrated by Spin Master, the manufacturers of this Christmas season's 'it' gift, Hatchimals," the lawsuit says.
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Rocky is a bait-and-switch fascinator that precedes Mr. Tovey through Manhattan's streets on their trips each day from a fourth-floor Greenwich Village walk-up (with terrace!) to the gym and then, eventually, to the Lyceum Theater on West 45th Street.
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Earlier, borrowing an analogy from across the Atlantic, Mr. Johnson accused the opposition of behaving like Lucy, Charlie Brown's bait-and-switch friend, in the "Peanuts" comic strip, appearing to cooperate on advancing legislation only to torpedo it at the last minute.
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Earlier, borrowing an analogy from across the Atlantic, Mr. Johnson accused the opposition of behaving like Lucy, Charlie Brown's bait-and-switch friend, in the "Peanuts" comic strip, appearing to cooperate on advancing legislation only to torpedo it at the last minute.
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In a 2-1 ruling on Thursday, California's Second Appellate District said the plaintiffs raised a triable issue of fact when they alleged Banana Republic used bait-and-switch advertising: promoting storewide sales to lure customers into stores while only discounting select items.
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Lawyers and academic say unscrupulous employees operate a "bait-and-switch" policy, advertising a full-time position with reasonable working hours, but later offering the successful applicant a non-regular contract with longer hours, sometimes overnight or weekends, with no overtime pay.
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Choosing to tell a story about a life-threatening, long-term illness is hard enough; structuring a romance around it is even harder, especially if you're trying to keep your audience from feeling like you pulled a bait-and-switch on them.
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It was a canny bait-and-switch: People came for the cleavage promised in the poster, and walked out having watched a film that defiantly engaged with feminist politics in a way not seen in a major motion picture at the time.
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Since she's a huge Family Feud fan, Sabrina knew Jordan wouldn't think anything was out of the ordinary if she asked him to make an audition video for the show—so an innocent bait-and-switch wouldn't be too hard to do.
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The free-tuition initiative is ultimately a bait and switch: Upon election, they intend to demand "transparency" in Harvard's admissions process, specifically arguing for the release of data intended to expose what they believe to be persistent anti-Asian (and anti-white) bias.
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Trump realized the Iraq war was misbegotten long before much of the media cognoscenti in New York, and he was willing to hold W. accountable for being asleep at the switch before 9/11 and using a bait-and-switch on Iraq.
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Most famously, Rick Astley was ripped out of retirement after "rick-rolling," or the bait-and-switch act of secretly directing a link to the music video for "Never Gonna Give You Up" under the guise of something more salacious, became a phenomenon.
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And that focus on exploration and timeline-switching, puzzle solving really is the bulk of The Messenger, so if you preferred the intro, only to watch the game pull a substantive bait-and-switch into something you care less about... well, that sucks?
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Even on these topics, the things he said he cared about, he was so vague that it seemed like he was pulling a bait and switch on the media—promoting these moments as serious, then trotting out half-baked rhetoric short on specifics.
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The history of bait-and-switch between conservative electioneering and conservative governance is another rich seam that calls out for fresh scholarly excavation: not of how conservative voters see their leaders, but of the neglected history of how conservative leaders see their voters.
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Ryan Zinke (R-Mont.) on Thursday slammed the Obama administration for using "bait-and-switch" tactics to expedite the processing of Syrian refugees to the U.S., a day after the first refugees arrived in Kansas City as part of a new surge program.
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Booking the Airbnb to multiple people at the same time Perhaps the most socially awkward bait and switch is this one: renting an Airbnb where you believe you have booked the whole residence, only to arrive and find a whole bunch of strangers.
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Rose, who flipped a longtime GOP district in 2018, warned that Americans will think Democrats are "conducting a bait-and-switch on them" if they focus on impeachment and that it threatens to overshadow the policy agenda they ran on last year.
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And while Mysterio feels like an obvious bait and switch, we don't know his exact motives yet (though taking advantage of a post-Iron Man world seems to be one of them); Far From Home will be our opportunity to find out.
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Those claims, it now appears, were little more than a "bait-and-switch" routine designed to lure millions of people to use the service under false pretenses, according to Jeff Chester, Executive Director of the Center for Digital Democracy, a DC-based consumer protection group.
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His very presence at Trump Tower offers a dramatic symbol of the racial bait-and-switch that the president-elect has perfected as entertainment: a 21st -century minstrel-meets-reality-show, starring disgraced rap stars, aging sports icons and an assortment of other rogues.
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It's a bait and switch involving a website hyperlink secretly swapped out with Astley's so-cheesy-that-it's-awesome music video for 1987's immortal "Never Gonna Give You Up." (This tutorial will tell you all about it.) Within months of the first Rick-Roll.
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That much is well known to the millions of long-suffering consumers who have endured years of sky-high prices, chronic service outages, bait-and-switch plan offerings, lower-than-advertised internet speeds and other indignities at the hands of their local cable company.
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But rather than craft policies to do any of that, Trumpism is proving to be an enormous bait-and-switch whose strategy for boosting the economy is to recapitulate George W. Bush's agenda of cutting taxes for the rich and hoping for the best.
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Mazie Hirono, also a lawyer, asked Sessions if he considered any due process or "bait and switch" issues in recommending the program be ended, since DACA recipients willingly gave the Department of Homeland Security their information in exchange for protection when the program was created.
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Outside of hitting those high-tax blue states, Cuomo said the tax law was sold to the public with a "bait and switch" campaign by packaging it as a boon to the middle class while being skewed in reality toward the highest earners and corporations.
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And Mr. Wyden and other Democrats are not waiting: They are already attacking the legislation as a bait-and-switch in the hopes that they can find a path forward to a bipartisan tax bill that they believe will truly benefit middle-class Americans.
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For more than a generation, the Republican establishment was able to keep this bait-and-switch under control: racism was deployed to win elections, then was muted afterwards, partly to preserve plausible deniability, partly to focus on the real priority of enriching the one percent.
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The project was included in a leaked list of Mr. Trump's budget priorities, but the mayor — who accused the president of a "bait and switch" — and his staff say proposed cuts to the Highway Trust Fund in the president's outline could delay the project.
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Several other cast works here use the same bait-and-switch techniques, like "Full Sheet Green" and "Full Sheet Violet," which first appear to be painted plywood but reveal themselves as etched resin blocks, or "Collection," a table of glowing, 3D-printed driftwood and shells.
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The president's refusal to certify an accord his own defense secretary, James Mattis, says Iran is upholding, and is in the American national interest, would send a strong signal that the United States has become a bait-and-switch power whose word is worthless.
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After Kardashian posted the recording to Snapchat on Sunday, Swift posted a response on Instagram, explaining that though she was cordial and encouraging when West called her to discuss the song, West ultimately pulled a bait and switch on her: Swift's story changes a bit.
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It seems far more common that claims of misspeaking are a kind of bait-and-switch, swapping a major sin—lying, being indefensibly clueless or saying something offensive—for a minor one, a claim of having tripped over the tongue as over a carelessly tied shoelace.
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Filed in a Delaware court in February, the suit alleges: Sinemia, however, has essentially become a bait-and-switch scheme: it lures consumers in by convincing them to purchase a purportedly cheaper movie subscription, and then adds undisclosed fees that make such purchases no bargain at all.
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The site auto-plays Rick Astley's "Never Gonna Give You Up." It's a meme older than dirt, and a classic internet bait-and-switch: deceptive text or a disguised link would lead credulous people to the forgettable '80s jam instead of whatever they were looking for.
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Court rules against AT&T, closing FTC regulation loophole "AT&T's bait-and-switch scam is a good window into the many harms that result from dominant companies operating without the discipline of meaningful competition," said FTC Chairman Rohit Chopra in a spicy statement accompanying the announcement.
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It will also be a film fueled by reversals, its bait-and-switch tactics becoming clear in the movie's first big reveal: that Charlie and Nicole are reciting their lists, not as endearments, but as assignments from the mediator who is assisting them in their separation.
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A final view, more congenial to the Sanders and Jacobin left, is that while Trump himself is a repugnant charlatan, his supporters seek in him a salve for the real economic problems of blue-collar displacement and the bait-and-switch promises of the American dream.
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As it turned out, the whole Rick's exit was a bit of a bait and switch, as AMC promptly announced a planned series of movies featuring Lincoln as the character, essentially asking fans to pay to see what they have grown accustomed to watching for free.
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Now, to be fair, for a long time the GOP establishment managed to pull off a kind of bait-and-switch with this strategy, using race to motivate voters who would otherwise oppose its agenda, then putting the racism back in the closet once in office.
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By highlighting the tiny tax cut some workers will get as if that were the point and main result of a bill that blows up the deficit by more than $1 trillion, he helps illustrate the bait-and-switch at the core of the whole G.O.P. agenda.
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The ruling capped an unusual 99-day civil trial that exposed the bait-and-switch tactics and false promises deployed as part of a scheme to induce young women, who would not otherwise consider filming pornography, to fly to San Diego and shoot a pornographic video.
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It may sound a bit like a bait-and-switch, but previous research has shown that one way to help reefs that are under duress is to encourage diverse and abundant fish populations, which can help counteract the downward spiral that ultimately leads to reef death.
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In an interview on Fox News on Tuesday night, the younger Mr. Trump said that Ms. Veselnitskaya's discussion was "sort of nonsensical, inane and garbled," and that he had concluded the original email "was probably some bait and switch" to get him to take the meeting.
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AT&T will pay $60 million over fake unlimited data 'bait and switch scam' This latest attempt by the two companies (and backers like SoftBank, which stands to make a bundle on the deal) has met with more success, and the Department of Justice approved it in July.
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Even Penguin fans who weren't over the whole 2011 bait-and-switch, or Capitals fans still trying to figure out how he went from perennial Art Ross winner to "guy it makes sense to trade straight-up for Anson Carter" overnight were mostly OK with him by now.
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And the eternal waits between seasons can seem a cruel amount of time to harbor resentment, as many people apparently do, about the show's momentary, yet monumental, bait-and-switch from throne-gaming into large digital-looking armies charging at each other; into impalings, decapitations and infernal dragon breath.
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According to James Conigliaro Jr., a founder of the guild, the 45,000 Uber drivers represented in the city are the victims of a "global bait-and-switch," in which apps like Uber lure drivers with attractive fares only to extract ever-larger commissions and invest in driverless technology.
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The publicist claimed in his interview with The Sunday Times that the Russian lawyer, Natalia Veselnitskaya, pulled a "classic bait-and-switch," promising information on Clinton when in fact she really wanted to discuss the Magnitsky Act, which punished Moscow with sanctions after the death of a whistleblower in 2009.
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It also represents the latest bait-and-switch for a show that previously annoyed fans with fake-out deaths (Steven Yeun's Glenn in Season 6) and a season-ending cliffhanger that made viewers wait for months to find out which of their favorite characters had, in fact, been killed off.
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" By the end of this song, though, she's retreated from the bait-and-switch, and leaned in to the emptiness — and maybe petulance — that comes with missing out on love: "I just wanna have ice cream on my birthday/Blow the candles out and wish all of the pain away.
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But several silent hours later, Fleiss returned to Twitter to backpedal on his promise, blaming "certain entities" for his social media bait-and-switch and later promising to reveal his latest modern-day Lothario either some time after the Olympics have ended or when his number of followers hits the 100K mark.
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This is a promising sign that a Trump presidency will not, after all, turn on a bait and switch, in which an angry populist movement votes an outsider into the presidency only to be greeted with the same-old, same-old trickle-down tax policies that Republican insiders have touted for decades.
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So, you know, I'd say we spent less than, you know, 173 minutes of the 20 minutes, again, speaking through a translator about the quote/unquote "dirt", and the rest was a quick segue, bait-and-switch, whatever you want to call it, to speak about Russian adoption and the Magnitsky Act.
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Unlike vexing bait-and-switch concepts like a cauliflower steak or pork-free mushroom bacon, this vegan take on cacio e pepe is shockingly similar to the original, delivering a result that is so uncannily similar, in both mouthfeel and flavor, that the people you feed might not realize it lacks dairy.
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"I'd say we spent less than, you know, 5 minutes of the 20 minutes, again, speaking through a translator about the quote/unquote 'dirt,' and the rest was a quick segue, bait-and-switch, whatever you want to call it, to speak about Russian adoption and the Magnitsky Act," Trump Jr. told the committee.
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" The members of the trade commission — three Republicans and two Democrats — voted unanimously to take action against the Florida operation, which the commission described as "a classic bait-and-switch scheme designed to trick consumers into paying hundreds of dollars for substandard products under the pretense that they are actually receiving comprehensive health insurance.
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The guy had distributed to the infield, including Buster Posey, with the fuzz on his heels for some reason (fucking cops), and was on his way to Angel, when the Giants left fielder gave him the old bait-and-switch, pretending to go for a flower, when he actually meant to body slam (or suplex, or whatever) the fool.
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In an interview Sunday morning with ABC News' George Stephanopoulos, New York Mayor and 2020 presidential candidate Bill de Blasio said Trump uses a "bait and switch" tactic on Twitter that Democrats "fall into," when the party should be talking about issues affecting working Americans, such as Trump's tax cuts that most Americans believe benefit the wealthy and corporations.
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Toppling—or at least subverting—a telecom monopoly is the dream of many an American, who are fed up with bait-and-switch advertising campaigns, arbitrary data caps, attacks on net neutrality, overzealous political lobbying, lackluster customer service, and passive-aggressive service cancellation experiences that are a common experience of simply being a broadband internet customer these days.
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What makes this a bait and switch is the hard truth that tax cuts must, eventually, be paid for — in fact, people like Ryan barely waited for the ink on the tax bill to dry before proclaiming that social programs must be cut to reduce the budget deficit the tax cuts will do so much to inflate.
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You can complain directly to the company's support staff (though MoviePass' customer service is notoriously unresponsive, it is worth noting the company did promise to issue refunds for users affected by a service outage on July 22011) or you could even try suing the company for a refund, alleging a breach of contract or even "bait-and-switch" fraud.
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"Get Up 10," the first song on "Invasion of Privacy," is a careful homage to Meek Mill's bait-and-switch street classic "Dreams and Nightmares," in which, for ninety seconds, accompanied by a piano and strings, he raps about his triumph over his circumstances, until the turbocharged beat drops and his voice shifts to a frenzied bark, reminding listeners of his persistent hunger.
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"Although Trump University speakers represented that the three-day seminar would teach students all that they needed to know to be successful real estate investors, the instructors at those three-day seminars then engaged in a 'bait and switch,' telling students that they needed to attend yet another seminar for an additional $5,000 to learn more about particular lenders," the suit claims.
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There's a kind of bait and switch, in which people invoke Ricardo and the gains from trade to say "free trade good", then tell scare stories about how protectionism would destroy millions of jobs and cause a global depression, which doesn't make much sense – and in any case has nothing to do with the classical analysis of the gains from trade.
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In a classic bait and switch PR briefing on Tuesday — pitched as Robinhood introducing its investing platform to U.K. customers, which a number of local journalists, this one included, took to mean an actual launch — co-founder and co-CEO Vlad Tenev and President of Robinhood UK Wander Rutgers revealed that Robinhood UK will be opening its doors early next year.
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In the other story, corporate America just performed another bait and switch at the common good's expense — making a show of paying bonuses and raising wages after the passage of the corporate-friendly Republican tax bill, but actually reserving most of the tax savings for big stock buybacks, enriching shareholders rather than employees in an economy where wage growth still disappoints.
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Flip through the back pages and it's clear that Warren, the hard-punching Massachusetts senator, has a more personal fight in mind: The index listing for "Trump, Donald" is divided into dozens of subcategories beginning with "bait-and-switch and" (two citations), then moving on to "bigotry and" (four citations), "corporate influences on" (five citations) and "trickle-down and" (seven citations).
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While a new season of the Netflix sci-fi series is always filled with twists and turns — the first being that whole Bandersnatch bait-and-switch that went down over the holidays — the streaming service made up for it on Wednesday by giving fans their first look at the incredible season 5 trailer, which included a glimpse of Miley Cyrus's long-awaited (but still mysterious) role.
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As Robert Waldmann points out over at Brad's place, there's a bit of bait-and-switch going on at this point; my Mundell-Fleming claim — that countries in a liquidity trap borrowing in their own currencies shouldn't fear Greek-style confidence crises — is being transmuted into the claim that confidence never matters, and the Blanchard result that is being cited has little bearing on that assertion.
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Wardy was a huge San Francisco Giants fan, enjoyed rocking a G-string from time to time, and could imitate people's voices to a T. When Wood became the unwitting star of thousands upon thousands of these bait-and-switch prank texts, it wasn't news to Alegria, or even to Joubert, that nude photos of their beloved Wardy are floating around on the internet.
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If you've been anywhere near the internet in the last decade, chances are you've fallen victim to the phenomenon of rickrolling, a bait-and-switch prank set to the music video for Rick Astley's 1987 smash "Never Gonna Give You Up." Mr. Astley, who politely obliges reporters' unending questions about the topic to this day, hasn't let the played-out viral sensation ruin his career.
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They even smelled the same: when I was four or five and Bulu came to visit us, my mother, in a bait-and-switch trick that amused her endlessly, would send her sister to put me to bed; eventually, searching in the half-light for identity and difference—for the precise map of freckles on her face—I would realize that I had been fooled.
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This Fourth of July, America's working families should rebel against President 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's bait-and-switch economic policies that leave them worse off while further enriching the wealthy.
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"It appeared to me to have been a bait and switch of somebody who appeared to be lobbying for what I now understood to be the Magnitsky Act, and probably thought she wouldn't be able to get a meeting under that guise and therefore had dangled the idea of having some damaging information on Hillary, which she may or may not have had," Goldstone recalled in his interview with the Senate Judiciary Committee.
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Here's a few from this year that drove us crazy: Though not officially the final episode, "The Ricklantis Mixup" was the ultimate bait and switch: In the first few seconds, it sent our titular heroes on an adventure off-screen that would last its duration, instead treating us to an all-encompassing deep-dive into the parallel sub-storyline of the Citadel of Ricks following Rick's all-out assault on it in the fraught third season's first, and best, episode.
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Rep. Ryan ZinkeRyan Keith ZinkeNew policy at Interior's in-house watchdog clamps down on interactions with press Overnight Energy: EPA proposes scrapping limits on coal plant waste | Appointee overseeing federal lands once advocated selling them | EPA lifts Obama-era block on controversial mine Latest appointee overseeing federal public lands once advocated to sell them MORE (R-Mont.) on Thursday slammed the Obama administration for using "bait-and-switch" tactics to expedite the processing of Syrian refugees to the U.S., a day after the first refugees arrived in Kansas City as part of a new surge program.
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"The American public is tired of this administration constantly pulling a bait-and-switch, with President 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 tweeting one thing to appease the public and the administration reversing course to meet the demands of big industry and the [National Rifle Association]," they said, referring to Trump's tweets last year calling trophy hunting a "horror show," among other comments.
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