Akishino will be first in line but is already 22017.
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But if it does, I may be first in line.
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You always want to be first in your allies' hierarchy.
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Ohio does appear to be first in something else, however.
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There's a big thing to be first in YouTube comments.
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Connecticut cops may be first in U.S. to get weaponized drones Connecticut cops may be first in U.S. to get weaponized drones Connecticut cops could soon have a new crime-fighter in their arsenal: weaponized drones.
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And you can bet your bikini bottom we'll be first in line.
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Then the sickest among us will be first in line for coverage.
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So who should be first in a crowded field in these betting markets?
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If an economic recovery materializes, they should be first in line to benefit.
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If an economic recovery materializes, they should be first in line to benefit.
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NGOs, especially those funded from abroad, will be first in the cross-hairs.
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And if he did, would we be first in line to get tickets?
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They wanted to be first in line to register to get good seats.
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Are you going to be first in line for a selfie with faux Kylie?
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Now, I'll be first in line to attack Hillary's tax or health care plans.
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All the things you want to be first in, we're lagging toward the bottom.
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"They don't want to be first in the country in pay," Ms. Campbell added.
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"It's better to be first in the village than second in Rome," he said.
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At least Nexus owners, which run stock Android, will likely be first in line.
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U.S.Technology firms could be first in the firing line, Goldman's chief global equity strategist added.
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I'd be first in line for an iPhone that would bounce when dropped, instead of shattering.
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KELLY EVANS: NOW STARTUPS AND BIG BANKS ALIKE ARE VYING TO BE FIRST IN FINANCIAL TECHNOLOGY.
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It will debut at the 2019 Sundance Film Festival, and I will be first in line.
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Qualifying medical campuses served by AmerisourceBergen will be first in the trial, followed by other campuses.
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"If you know people who've had this illness, you'll be first in line for this vaccine."
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Biden, too, has been playing pundit and publicly downplaying the need to be first in Iowa.
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Cities who approach Washington with their own local matching funds for projects should be first in line.
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Pre-order the Nintendo Switch Lite from Amazon, and be first in line to experience the latest console.
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I'm sure The Economist would be first in line to condemn him with no small hint of superciliousness.
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It is battling rival automakers to be first in line to mass-produce the cars of the future.
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It's easy to understand why the incredible medical providers serving our communities need to be first in line.
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If the legislation passes, it will the be first in the nation to restrict officers' ability to shoot.
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There's just one problem with Ohio becoming the new Iowa: Ohio doesn't want to be first in the nation.
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Should a market pullback materialize, here are some of the names that could be first in line to fall.
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Here are some of the names that could be first in line to fall, should a larger pullback materialize.
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White says he loves that fight but says there's another guy out there who might be first in line.
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But there's a race to be first in the space and at least one contender already laying down tracks.
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If you don't get into the prospect's mind first, create a new category you can be first in, instead.
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J.B. Pritzker seized on this fact in February, tweeting that Illinois should be "first in the nation" to vote.
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Manchester City has the financial power to be first in line for Paul Pogba, the developing midfield colossus at Juventus.
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Now China wants to be first in line for consideration as Iran's oil and gas sector opens up, he said.
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But the NSA and FBI won't be deterred, and they will be first in line to buy a quantum computer.
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The 22-year-olds had pre-ordered the phone online, and simply skipped the queues to be first in line.
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If the Senate does confirm him, though, he'd be first in line to become the acting administrator if Pruitt leaves.
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That's driven 4,10.10 people to sign up on the Atoms waitlist, which you can join to be first in line.
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When that day comes, and if my purchase history is any guide, I'll be first in line to get one.
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Perhaps Trump will be first in line for the rumored iPhone SE 2, which will reportedly look like an iPhone 8.
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"One of my favorite things in life is to be first in doing things," Greiper told us during his introductory speech.
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When we were getting pretty big people who'd bully me at high school would be first in line at our shows.
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Santino Coccia said he and two friends had driven 18 hours from Philadelphia in a minivan to be first in line.
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It all depends on how the technology is harnessed, according to a new report by the Center for a New American Security: We still do not know whether it will be most important in the age of A.I. to be first in the creation of a technology, or to be first in figuring out how to use a technology.
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By endorsing Trump he gets to screw Rubio daily, and, he thinks, be first in line for a spot on the ticket.
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In my guess, it's going to be first in, first out: The stuff that led us in will probably lead us out.
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Tuesday, pleading to register or, at least, to spend the night outside the gates to be first in line in the morning.
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However, with Rickon currently alive, that poses a problem, as Rickon would be first in line (assuming Jon won't be officially Starked).
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But in recent days, people have camped out at Tesla stores worldwide in an effort to be first in the deposit queue.
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The Xperia X will be first in line to get support, and is being demoed by Jolla running Sailfish here at MWC.
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America may be first in the eyes of the president, but in the eyes of the world it is in headlong retreat.
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A release outside of China is yet to be confirmed for the Z5 Pro, but we'll be first in line if it is.
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I still don't know why the Nintendo DSi exists, but I'll be first in line for a Switch that's easier to pocket.[Nikkei]
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Each one retails for $29, and you can place your pre-order now to be first in line for the limited-edition release.
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At a tiny rink in Barrie, Ontario, Hanyu's fans have even camped out overnight to be first in line when the doors opened.
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He did not specify how soon companies would be able to bid on the partnerships or which projects would be first in line.
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It's not going to win the race to be first in this category, but none of the current titans were first to their markets.
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If I'm going to be selfish, then I'm going to consume more and I'm going to be first in line for the next iPhone.
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With this in mind, it's probably a good idea to sign up for an Amazon Prime membership so you can be first in line.
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You could jump on this offer, and then relax, safe in the knowledge that you'll be first in line to play the new title.
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"According to three different institutes, Emmanuel Macron would be first in the presidential election with a result above 60 percent," Le Soir newspaper said.
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Prince William might be first in line to the throne but he was second to finish during a practice sesh for the London marathon.
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Haftar's sons, Khaled and Saddam, each heading their own powerful and well-equipped brigades in the LNA, are slated to be first-in-line.
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Travelers would go to what's called a portal, which will likely be first in transit hubs of major cities before spreading outward to smaller ones.
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By cooperating with Trump, Musk will be first in line for lucrative government projects to make possible everything from the Hyperloop to spending on renewables.
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At one point I told Dr. Graybiel, 'If you ever develop an experiment involving a flight into space, I want to be first in line.
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Mohammed bin Salman will now be first in line to succeed his father King Salman as ruler of the Gulf nation, a key US ally.
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When I asked Bhatt, Colorado's transportation director, whether he'd be willing to be first in line when his state's hyperloop opened for business, he begrudgingly agreed.
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Britain will be 'first in line' for a trade deal with the US once it has left the EU, according to Donald Trump's national security advisor.
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They sold out within minutes at some locations last year, so be prepared to be first in line if you want to snag one this year.
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"It is imperative that America be first in fifth-generation (5G) wireless technologies," President Trump wrote in an October Presidential Memorandum of instructions to federal agencies.
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Musk also said that if NASA decides it wants to be first in line for a lunar flyby mission, the U.S. space agency would take priority.
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More importantly, this new Xbox will be first in the history of Microsoft's gaming business to straddle the line between an existing generation and a new one.
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If you're wondering where her 5-year-old son Tennessee was, don't worry, he's still going to be first in line to see the film in theaters.
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Once he's out of the way Americans will be first in line to be able to deliver to those people the type of assistance that they need.
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There are about 50 girls camping across the road on a patch of grass underneath Hammersmith flyover so they can be first in line for tomorrow's show.
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George Packer reports in The Atlantic that affluent New York parents sleep on the streets to be first in line to enroll their children for nursery school.
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In 2008, Zimbabweans slept at the passport office to be first in line to apply as an economic crisis and hyperinflation wrecked the country's currency under Mugabe.
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Cannabis lawyer Caryma Sa'd and a few others parked a tent in front of The Hunny Pot at 10 AM Sunday to ensure they'd be first in line.
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Gunter's commentary in the wellness world is so important, but I tell her if she ever gets tired of medicine, I'll be first in line at her bakery.
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It's not exactly the type of place you'd expect to be first in line embracing renewable energy, or have one of the most diverse populations in the country.
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"As [5G-capable] mobile devices become available in early 2019, Verizon plans to quickly move to be first in 5G mobile service," the company said in a statement.
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I have to be able to be alone with them now, and I can—but, Christ, if Trash came back for one night only, I'd be first in line.
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The same fans who voice their outrage are likely the very same who'll be first in line for the new series, books, DVD collections, and whatever else comes next.
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"Excuse me, wouldn't I be first in line for this position?" she joked, referencing her April 2016 arrest for trespassing at ex-boyfriend Alexander "Nico" Fanjul's Palm Beach home.
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I know I said that superhero movies are the harbinger of the end of civilization, but I will be first in line to see the new Spider-Man movie.
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The idea is that if we can successfully deny ourselves the pleasures of this world, we'll be first in line to enjoy the pleasures of the next world, forever.
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Government officials, members of the military and separatist leaders would be first in line for the passports — about 300,903 of them, according to estimates in the Russian news media.
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You'd think Seattle would be first in line for all things Amazon, but apparently the online retailer's home city didn't yet have a dedicated brick and mortar Amazon pickup location.
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We'll be first in line for these — plus stocking up on some of our favorites, including the cult-favorite Better Than Sex Mascara, Hangover Primer, and Born This Way Foundation.
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Bondholders dug in their heels, saying they had already accepted one debt swap in the spring of 2016, and other lenders should be first in line to take additional pain.
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Sadly, I haven't been able to use it in the last couple years while living in NYC, but the moment it's here, I'll be first in line to sign up.
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What happens in the Louisiana case, therefore, could be first in a series of incremental rulings on a path that, in the end, would determine the fate Roe v. Wade.
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Why it matters: There's a big marketing battle shaping up over the race to 5G with all four major carriers saying they will be first in one way or another.
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We arrived at the airport early enough to be first in line for the unassigned seats, and sat in the front row, where there was extra room for our legs.
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On Monday, the president trumpeted what he has called "an incredible deal" for farmers and manufacturers, saying they would be first in line to reap the benefits of his agreement.
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When the new president is a lifelong New Yorker promising a trillion-dollar infrastructure plan, many believed New York would be first in line to benefit from the spending spree.
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But blessedly, King has the solution, which is to turn that instinct over to God, who will transmute that urge into the desire to be first in humility and generosity.
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And that is precisely the reason why LG's G6 will come with Snapdragon 821 — Samsung (who worked with Qualcomm to build the new Snapdragon chip) gets to be first in line.
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The Saudi stock market jumped 7 percent in the two days after Mohammed bin Salman, previously deputy crown prince, was appointed last week to be first in line for the throne.
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"If President Trump revokes the current inhumane policy of separating children from their parents, Delaware will be first in line to assist our sister states in securing the border," he added.
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"Whether Nevada will continue to be 'First in the West' remains to be seen," said Michael Bowers, a political science professor at University of Nevada and expert on Nevada's governmental process.
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But how many of us, who may be first in line to purchase an automated vehicle, has given any thought to one critical question — is the infrastructure ready for these cars?
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Eurobond holders have dug in their heels, demanding those holding the hidden loans arranged by Swiss lender Credit Suisse and Russia's VTB ought to be first in line to take some pain.
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Leahy declined to comment on any unfinished negotiations but said U.S. airlines would be "first in the queue" to receive aircraft from the new facility, which also could be used for exports.
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"People have accused us of gouging, but it's not gouging — if you want to be first in line, the best way to do that is to be a subscriber," Ms. Rutter said.
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The United Kingdom will be "first in line" for a free trade deal with Donald Trump once it has left the European Union, according to the President's National Security Advisor, John Bolton.
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This means you can be first in line to see (and smell) Wim Delvoye's notorious "Cloaca Professional" (a machine that generates feces once daily) or, more agreeably, James Turrell's "Amarna, 2015" gazebo.
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In any case, every attempt to supplant Iowa has failed, because neither national party can agree on who else should be first in line, or on an alternative way to do things.
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It was not immediately clear which vessel would be first in line to load crude, though the Gene tanker, capable of carrying 2 million barrels, has been parked near the port since Dec.
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And if it comes out that Harris did, in fact, call things off because of T's platinum makeover, I'll be first in line at the colorist to dye my hair purple in solidarity.
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Swiss bondholders, who own 432 million Swiss franc ($444 million) of the bank's debt, will be first in line for the buyback, while U.S. bondholders, holding $549 million, will be next, African Bank said.
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TechCrunch is once again the key media partner, and if you attend The Europas you'll be first in the queue to get offers for TC events and Disrupt in Europe later in the year.
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If they get Beyonce, I mean I'm the guy that leaves during the concert so I can go be first in line to take pictures but if it's Beyonce, I'm never leaving that theater.
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Financial analysts expect that holders of the PDVSA bonds would be first in line to receive shares in Citgo, since the $3.4 billion in 2020 bonds are secured by 50.1 percent of Citgo shares.
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The bar entrepreneur John Dye bought the half-century-old, oddly named bar (the original owner wanted to be first in the telephone directory) last year and restored it with a museum director's zeal.
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The South China Sea holds around seven billion barrels of oil and 0003 trillion cubic feet of natural gas, but in the event of hostilities, those reserves won't be first in the firing line.
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The Cowboys probably won't ask Zeke Elliott to do much in Week 17, and once the rookie hits the bench, DMC could be first in line for a monster workload mopping up the regular season.
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In fact, it was so important to him to be noticed during that parade that he complained and got his group put ahead of the Girl Scouts to be first in the line of march.
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I would be first in line with coins pilfered from my mother's purse for tall malts packed into a cardboard cup with a long plastic spoon to reach the soupy, melted innards at the bottom.
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The problem for the funds is that while many think they should be first in line for the money, Puerto Rico has to keep paying police officers and teachers while it struggles to raise revenue.
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And hey, if she does decide to offer up her services to the public one day, we'll be first in line to get a little Burn Book inked on our arm by the Mean Girls star.
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A few years ago, Senator Mike Lee, Republican of Utah, and I proposed a comprehensive tax reform plan that started with the simple idea that families, not special interests, should be first in line for tax relief.
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The new title features revamped graphics and refined gameplay, with a new side story for Bowser Jr. Be first in line for the new Nintendo 3DS Family System game and grab a free coaster set for good measure.
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High demand makes things more desirable — which is only part of the reason why this new foundation has over 25,000 people who've already put their names down to be first in line when it launches in mid-April.
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Wyoming might not be first in mind when it comes to cutting-edge financial technology, but the state is forging ahead with plans to attract a small fortune in cryptocurrency assets from companies eager to sidestep federal oversight.
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"Everybody is trying to understand what skill sets are required to be first in the game (and) if they don't have it, they're going to partner, invest or purchase," said Xavier Mosquet, a senior partner at Boston Consulting Group.
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The Drive reports that Rachel, who had the wherewithal to be first in line at her local McDonald's and actually obtain a packet of Szechuan sauce, originally hoped to exchange her bounty for a few rare pins on Facebook.
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The marijuana business is one of the fastest growing money-making industries in today's economy, and individuals and communities disproportionately criminalized by the enforcement of marijuana laws should be first in line to benefit from today's legal marijuana industry.
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Prime Minister Paolo Gentiloni told reporters his cabinet had authorised the creation of a 20-billion-euro ($21 billion) fund to prop up Italy's embattled banking sector, with Monte dei Paschi expected to be first in line for help.
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If PtG takes off, there are many ways the resultant gas could be used — heavy industry, residential heating, and transportation will probably be first in line — but let's focus here on what it could do for the electricity system.
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The Jacksonville Jaguars, who play in a small television market, have adopted London as their second home, and in theory, they would be first in line to move there if the owners decided to expand the league's geographic footprint.
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Who knows how far noise-cancelling techniques will evolve, but if this technology is ever parlayed into a consumer-ready product, we'll be first in line for a smart pillow that promises to improve our sleep and save our relationships.
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But I actually run into this problem far more often with my iPhone's charging cable, so if Ten One Design ever manages to squeeze a smart LED into that tiny wall wart, I'll be first in line with my credit card.
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And, with 5G, I think that's going to be the poster child for working with Europe, with working with Asia, Japan, South Korea in getting to be first in 5G as a world with Europe and our allies in Asia.
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So when she heard she was putting together a wish list (check) for philanthropic shopping site Olivela that would benefit Baby2Baby, a charity very close to her heart (check, check), we wanted to be first in line to shop it.
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The Bank of England would be first in line to deal with any market turmoil that emerged if Britons voted to leave the European Union in a referendum next month, Villeroy, who is also head of the French central bank, said.
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Students can graduate P-TECH and be first in line for an in-demand job at IBM or the 500 other companies that are now participating in the model, or they can continue their education toward a four-year degree.
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Such partnerships are crucial to helping demystify the admissions process and to giving low-income students, especially those who may be first in their families to apply to college, the social capital that families in other communities have long enjoyed.
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That means if these companies sell at a discount to the peak valuation their investors gave them, any debt holders and investors with preference will be first in line to get paid, and common shareholders are dead last to get paid.
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"Failure to pass this bill would be a tremendous win for the unscrupulous hedge funds that have held this bill up for six months demanding to be first in line over the needs of the people of Puerto Rico," she said.
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In an early Election Day tweet, vice presidential hopeful Tim Kaine admitted that, despite his best efforts to be first in line to vote, there was one person ahead of him at the polling place this morning: a 99-year-old woman.
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Trump's National Security adviser John Bolton insisted this week that the UK would be first in line for a trade deal with the US after Brexit, and said that the US "enthusiastically" supports the UK leaving the European Union without a deal.
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The latter, Farmer explains, allows them to be first in line when a seasoned entrepreneur is considering diving into a new project: "We will see people who are about to hit a vesting milestone and who will almost certainly start another company," Farmer tells TechCrunch.
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"Everybody is trying to understand what skill sets are required to be first in the game (and) if they don't have it, they're going to partner, invest or purchase," said Xavier Mosquet, a senior partner at Boston Consulting Group and an authority on autonomous vehicles.
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"The person who will be first in first out of the Oval Office on national security matters passionately believes the U.S. should launch pre-emptive war against both Iran and North Korea with no authorization from Congress," said Senator Christopher S. Murphy of Connecticut.
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While Buttigieg is currently hovering in second place in most major polls ahead of the first-in-the-nation New Hampshire primary, it's clear that he'll always be first in the heart of his number one supporter: his 29-year-old husband, Chasten Glezman.
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Then there was the older woman who pushed to be first in the lunch queues, taking more food than was due, so that when, on three occasions, Alan had been last, there was very little left for him but the long wait till the following morning.
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The group had endorsed former Housing and Urban Development Secretary Julian CastroJulian CastroFormer HUD secretary criticizes Bloomberg on housing policy Top Latino group interviewing candidates for presidential endorsement Illinois governor says his state's primary should be first in the nation MORE before he dropped out of the race.
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On the opposite end of the spectrum is Florida, which has not yet done anything substantive to expand - even though it should arguably be first in line because it has no income tax and is therefore more dependent on sales taxes than other states, according to the Tax Foundation.
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There was little difference in these numbers compared to the CNN/ORC poll of likely voters taken at the beginning of the month, suggesting many viewers will be getting their first, and possibly only, formative glimpse at the two men competing to be first-in-line to the presidency.
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When I was growing up, people did not have a lot of discretionary income, and on Thursday afternoons the arrival of the bookmobile on our dead-end street sent kids running down to the cul-de-sac to be first in line for Nancy Drew and the Hardy Boys.
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You can set up the app to alert you as soon as deals go live, in case you want to be first in line, and another neat trick is the way it can use your phone's location to flag up special offers and sales in your current area on a map.
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So, of course, when Katy Perry stripped down to the buff for a new Funny or Die video meant to inspire people to get out and vote for Hillary Clinton in November, we should have known the pop legend would be first in line to follow (in her birthday) suit.
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"The firm that is in the Pentagon providing IT services to all of the different components who everyone looks to as the go-to contractor for all of their needs, they're going to be first in line when new innovations and technologies are introduced into the defense space," says Schooner.
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If there were, O'Neill's greatest hits would probably be first in line: star magnets like "Long Day's Journey Into Night," which Jessica Lange and Gabriel Byrne did on Broadway just last year, and "The Iceman Cometh," seen at the Brooklyn Academy of Music in 2015 with Nathan Lane and Brian Dennehy.
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Here are some of the main factors that may affect Swiss stocks: The Swiss drugmaker's Tecentriq medicine will get a speedy review by U.S. regulators in a tough-to-treat form of breast cancer as the company seeks to be first in the race to have its immunotherapy approved for this indication.
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If the singer plans to divulge her reverse-aging beauty secrets any time soon, allow us to take this opportunity to say we'll be first in line to find out how to freeze our faces in time, that is, right after we finish up quietly crooning "Forever Young" to Gwen's latest selfie.
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And it's making progress: Store openings attract crowds (at the October Manhattan location opening a couple showed up 20 hours early to be first in line for a year of free fried chicken), social media influencers love Jollibee, and fans and analysts alike have compared the food to American staples like Kentucky Fried Chicken.
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Please do not try to connect with me on a human level if you see me also playing pokemon go, i am not here to make friends, i'm here to win When Pokémon Go eventually starts letting players trade pokémon, I want to be first in line to get all of this guy's extras.
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SNES Classic Is the Best Way to Experience Nintendo&aposs Golden Age—If You Can Get OneNintendo built a legacy in the 21s and 290s, and has spent the rest of its history closely guarding…Read more ReadI'd certainly be first in line for an N21 Classic Edition, but I've always preferred portable gaming as developers were forced to focus on gameplay instead of graphics, given the hardware limitations of handheld systems.
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" Pauline Durant, an individual of exceptional piety, placed the cornerstone for Wellesley's initial structure in a tin container with an inscribed Bible that "this building is humbly dedicated to our Heavenly Father with the hope and prayer that He may always be first in everything in this institution; that His word may be faithfully taught here; and that He will use it as a means of leading precious souls to the Lord Jesus Christ.
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Comparing a beauty brand's rabid following to the Beatlemania frenzy might seem like a non-sequitur at first blush, but consider this: 25,000 people put their names on the waitlist to be first in line when then-under-the-radar affordable skin-care purveyor The Ordinary announced that it would be adding foundation to its already robust collection earlier this year, and 25,000 people attended The Beatles' last-ever live performance in San Francisco in 1966.
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