But not everyone buys into Lord & Taylor's homecoming narrative.
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Almost everyone buys into some version of this caste system.
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Rules buys into and therefore reinforces the corrosive lie that feminism
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The Wall Street Journal's editorial page buys into the McConnell strategy.
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But Shapiro (channeling French) buys into this delusion without any qualms.
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But none of that matters if no one buys into the experience.
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But I'm not sure Bannon buys into the free market capitalist model.
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Until the public buys into these policies, chances are other institutions won't either.
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Leanne shows up and immediately buys into Dorothy's delusion without question or concern.
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"Our team calls it 'the garage,' and everyone buys into what matters," says Stern.
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"I agree that all three would make good buys into weakness here," Cramer said.
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However, not everyone buys into the theory that this discovery is a new one.
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But he buys into the redemption narrative, which he expects the Pope's visit to confirm.
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"No serious trade lawyer buys into this," says David Kleimann, of ECIPE, a think-tank.
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To be sure, not everyone buys into the possibility of widespread unemployment resulting from automation.
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But if Mr. Bevin buys into that school of thinking, his campaign isn't reflecting it.
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GeminiThere's a lot of Gemini slander in the world, and Beyoncé buys into the stereotypes.
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Obviously, the alt-right buys into some of the Nazi symbolism — there's just no denying that.
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Mawhinney said he won't be looking at the Alinta offering as he never buys into IPOs.
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Core values set at the top are not worth much unless the whole organization buys into them.
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Still, the only female character in the book, a Friedan-spouting feminist, buys into the company completely.
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All eyes will be on James, too, to see whether he buys into the new staff's message.
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A woman who still buys into the royal dream, whether it involves Princess Grace or Princess Mononoke.
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Poirier buys into the "glamour and luxury" at moments like these, but who can really blame her?
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In that context, Martel's focus on homosexuality buys into the notion that it's especially troubling and titillating.
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It's lowbrow stuff, for sure, but looking back, what's remarkable is how fully Reeves buys into the silliness.
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"Everybody buys into the idea that trust is a must have, not a nice-to-have," Simon says.
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"Essentially everyone who buys into that mutual fund has to all have the same underlying share," she said.
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He says it absurd, no serious legal scholar buys into the appointment clause argument and he just destroys it.
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I'm not sure if Grayson buys into organized religions, but I know he has faith and a growing integrity.
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Not everyone buys into the concept of sharing, though, especially when it is sentient beings that are being shared.
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He calls President Barack Obama a "Muslim Mongrel" and buys into the "birther" lie made popular by Donald Trump.
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Not everyone buys into his logic, however, with former Ireland striker Tony Cascarino among several accusing him of negativity.
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Antoine Griezmann, a once-mercurial winger who now buys into Simeone's demanding work ethic, scored the only goal, shortly after halftime.
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Many have raised the valid point that it buys into the very culture it seeks to reject: the notion of partnership.
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It buys into the idea of theater as harem, where great men get away with anything if they have enough charisma.
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How about additional support from a food server or cleaning services worker who truly buys into the model of better engagement?
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But the most important is to make sure that everybody buys into it, not only the stakeholders, but more importantly, our staff.
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So even if you abhor his shameless appeals to nativism, Trump's ban (cruelly) reinforces a concept almost everyone you know buys into.
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I don&apost think he buys into it as much as maybe Karl does or the -- his Republican colleagues in Congress do.
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Trump, like so many others, buys into the idea of a "good guy with a gun" who can stand against violent criminals.
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It buys into the false notion that America can't afford programs that benefit its people without raising taxes to pay for them.
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Who knows, you may end up incorporating these light and breezy buys into your small-spaces for effortless vacation vibes year round.
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It just buys into an either/or dichotomy that doesn't even begin to disrupt the foundational issues that create the market gap.
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Whether he buys into the compromise Cruz struck with leaders could depend on what the CBO says of its impact on premiums.
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But his strategy has stumbled, for the simple reason that it's hard to foster alliances when not everyone buys into that vision.
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And everyone who participates in the selection process buys into what happens with the students, creating a real community of student support.
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The private equity fund buys into European and North American high-tech companies and helps them grow in China, according to its website.
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The series never buys into the comforting fantasy that exceptional people can escape bad odds through decency or grit just because we're watching.
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As for me, though, I think these stocks are buys into weakness as the negativity, at last, ... [has] gotten completely out of hand.
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In a manner that perhaps can only take place when an entire community buys into a culture of consent, the community took action.
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This familiar passive aggressive move buys into the silent Trump voter narrative, especially when Lucy reveals that she did, in fact, vote for him.
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Names in the Nasdaq may prove to be good value buys into the new year, according to Chad Morganlander, portfolio manager at Stifel Nicolaus.
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He said that as long as no harm is being done, you can't dismiss the value created when an athlete buys into a program.
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Most obviously, he held up aid to Ukraine in part because he buys into the conspiracy theory that the country opposed him in 2016.
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But these numbers are offset by the fact that a majority of the public buys into the false impression that his wealth is self-made.
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Since he buys into companies that already have problems, he said he has not walked away from any investment opportunities due to international trade tensions.
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The family of steel billionaires will see its holding heavily diluted, even if it buys into the portion of the cash call reserved for current shareholders.
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"You're seeing hedge funds starting to pull out," said Michael Moe, chief investment officer of GSV Capital, a public investment fund that buys into start-ups.
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The history of presidential impeachments shows that they are started by the opposition party but are never successful unless the president's party buys into the effort.
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But defining makeup as somehow false is arguably an anti-femme vision of truth, another aspect of the male gaze that buys into conservative visions of women's innocence.
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The student asked the politician if he'd reject future donations from the NRA; Rubio seemed to deflect, saying he had no control over who buys into his agenda.
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Sometimes ARKQ buys into companies it believes in even when the market is discounting them — a freedom the fund has to move around due to its active management.
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While there's no certainty that their investment will come to market, Fidelity only buys into operations that it thinks will IPO within a "reasonable time frame," he says.
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The real key will be for investors to become comfortable with the idea that the Fed buys into a secular stagnation argument and is prepared to make policy accordingly.
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Once Qatar Airlines buys into LATAM Airlines through a separate planned capital increase, the Cuetos and Amaros through Costa Verde will hold a 28.29 percent stake in the carrier.
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But nearly 80 percent of Republicans still approve of his job performance, and that's thanks to a base that buys into an alternate reality largely engineered by conservative media.
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Turturro's Rabbi Bengelsdorf, meanwhile, is something darker: a pretentious, well-read gentleman who so thoroughly buys into the logic of respectability politics that it's impossible to call him cynical.
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Just when the film allows us to be comfortable in our heroines uniting to fight for their lives, it reminds us that not every woman buys into the concept.
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The Lisbon agenda ,which was the last time Europe focussed on an agenda, by now when you read it, nobody buys into that anymore and so they needs a new agenda.
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And there's evidence King buys into this notion: On the same broadcast, he recommended Jean Raspail's The Camp of the Saints, which depicts a white genocide committed by rapacious Indian immigrants.
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That's why the U.S. Congress should increase the cost of investing in the TSE by imposing sanctions on any company that buys into firms in which the IRGC is a shareholder.
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Similarly, when a company, such as China's Lenovo or Huawei, buys into the United States, it gains access to human capital that can assist an adversarial foreign entity with future innovation.
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ZOLA "Don't Eat" This track sounds exactly like what you'd expect from a singer/songwriter who favors acoustic guitars, and buys into leaving crystals in a garden for the fairies to take.
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For many proponents, universal free public college is part of a broader political vision to establish higher education as a public good that everyone buys into, like the fire department or library.
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But a wide, tele and ultra-wide setup is a common one for photographers, and no doubt will prove a useful one for everyone who buys into this rather expensive single-device solution.
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I am not someone who actually buys into the idea that alternative facts and fake news are some sort of very new thing or even the most difficult of the things we are facing.
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While tomato cages are often used in an outdoor garden, with a little spray paint and some clippers you can transform the inexpensive buys into customizable and incredibly chic stands for your favorite pots.
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Every parent who buys into any part of the American canon of holiday mythology -- the Easter Bunny, the Tooth Fairy, Santa Claus and their cousin, the Halloween Switch Witch -- knows this day is coming.
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"You simply have to start somewhere to test it and see what the barriers are and who actually buys into the model," David Blanchard, chief of research and development at Unilever, told the paper.
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He buys into the tortured writer trope in a way that he would probably acknowledge is just a touch hacky, but also in a way where he's clearly seduced by it all the same.
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New Balance also buys into the current industrywide belief that both athletes and consumers are more open to so-called challenger brands — brands that go after the lords of the realm — than ever before.
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What he does know is that talking about Mexican immigrants as criminals will pander to his base, which apparently buys into the Latino-as-criminal stereotype, even though evidence shows this to be false.
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But a key piece of their framing buys into one of the oddest myths of the 2016 campaign — the entirely false legend of "Teflon Trump," who shrugs off problems that would sink a conventional candidate.
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While a little bit of everyone buys into this dance, men continue to lead the way in perpetuating these notions by bowing down to a patriarchy that serves to harm under the guise of protection.
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It only transcends that when the host nation's population buys into it, as it did in Germany in 2006, or in South Africa in 2010 or, in parts, in a strife-torn Brazil in 2014.
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But to anyone who buys into the notion, especially now, that the country's political future can be rescued by getting our toddlers to bring us our socks, one can only say: Good luck with that.
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It's got all the expected walk 'n' talks and quippy dialogue, and because Sorkin is directing as well, the film fully buys into its characters' heroic nobility — even when they've done some not-so-noble things.
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We deserve better than a president who buys into solving problems with gun violence when far too many families know exactly where that road leads — to trauma and a chair left forever empty at their table.
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With the money saved from pulling out of the myriad small markets, the campaign has poured more money into advertising in Tampa and Miami, and is also expanding its ad buys into Wisconsin's Milwaukee and Madison markets.
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Again, it's no guarantee Howard finally/willingly buys into into a changed role for the greater good, but the Hornets have enough talent and continuity to place top 10 in offensive and defensive rating if he does.
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But Jules's perspective is quickly sidelined for that of the third narrator-confessor: Helmut (Christian Clauss), an ambitious SS officer who delayed his thesis on Chekhov for wartime duties and who buys into Hitler's propaganda in full.
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While caution ahead of a two-day U.S. Federal Reserve policy meeting prompted early defensive buys into healthcare and gold stocks, dovish cues from the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) around midday pushed most sectors to end stronger.
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He has used language that buys into and promotes "replacement theory" — a far-right fixation on the idea that declining birthrates among whites will cause a nonwhite takeover — and recently castigated immigrants for litter along the Potomac River.
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We have reached the point where more than a third of the country either buys into Mr. Trump's falsehoods or casually shrugs them off, putting loyalty to him or the Republican Party over facts, common sense and the Constitution.
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And perhaps most compelling of all is Sam (Gideon Adlon), who buys into the pact as a way to remain connected to her best friends with college separation looming, even as she struggles to tell them that she's actually into girls.
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Though we'll keep waiting for it to show up (no one's responded to our customer service inquiry, so odds of that happening are slow), we did have the chance to put the rest of our Fashion Nova buys into action.
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It's never quite been clear whether he truly buys into this stuff or if it's all a savvy act to court the crowd most likely to give him money and attention, but it bears mentioning that he wasn't always this extreme.
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So, to help him seek out the best buys into weakness, the "Mad Money" host recruited the help of technician Marc Chaikin, the creator of key technical tools like the Chaikin volume indicator, the Chaikin Oscillator and the Chaikin Money Flow.
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Even if you believe Trump buys into the worldview of every tweet he shares with his 66.5 million followers – and really, there's no reason to think he doesn't – the president's ability to up the influence of lesser-known accounts is still a minefield.
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Feud is more controversial, since it deals with real people — primarily actresses Bette Davis and Joan Crawford — and buys into a lot of the old, not strictly accurate Hollywood gossip about who hated whom, who was a bully, and who was a hack.
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Whether or not one buys into Ryan's portrayal as a reluctant leader, a dutiful party man who would've been happier hammering away at a calculator as chair of the House Ways and Means or Budget committees, the timing of his ascent was ironic.
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Then there is the deterrence view, which Sagan more firmly buys into based on his research: Not using nukes in combat is more about keeping intact one of society&aposs most important traditions and not setting a dangerous precedent for the future.
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"Regardless of whether the Commission buys into Hutchison's recent promise to sell off network capacity to UK retail competitors post-merger, it's a good bet that clearance will require the merged company to exit one of the two prevailing UK network-sharing platforms," Cantor said.
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Moral panics involve several critical players: so-called folk devils who are alleged to be the source of the threat; "moral entrepreneurs" who promote themselves and their solutions as salvation while hyping the threat; the media, which buys into it; and politicians, who react.
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But Leadgate, which believes it was extorted to sell its Pluna stake for no compensation, this past February quietly transferred any remaining legal rights to Tenor Capital Management, a New York hedge fund that buys into situations where it thinks there could be international arbitration claims.
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Fun as the idea is, it probably won't work (but anyone who buys into the campaign gets a certificate of "ownership," a map of the region, a copy of a statement of intent from Cards Against Humanity's lawyers, and two limited edition cards for the game itself).
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If you're the type of person who buys into the idea of the Olympic Movement, which is founded on the ideals of fair play and good sportsmanship, then you might agree with Dutch beach volleyball pair Alexander Brouwer and Robert Meeuwsen, who weren't particularly happy with fan negativity.
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The game buys into Beijing's propaganda narrative that the protesters are thugs coerced into violence by "foreign forces", namely the U.S. Arguably the most unsavoury aspect of the game, made with the Cocos Creator game development tool, is a cartoon showing Western-looking types offering cash to protesters.
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WILLIAMS: I think the answer is pretty clear now because, you know, the success of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, and much of the party buys into this is the idea that you have good health care in this country, so bring back affordable care, Obamacare, however you want to describe it.
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If Mr. Trump buys into Nancy Pelosi's assurances that border security, including a wall or other physical barrier, can be discussed once the government is reopened, he is no smarter than Charlie thinking that this time Lucy will not snatch the football away just as he is about to kick it.
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The gif animation due to be broadcast via the festivals' social media channels, for example, seems to carry an emphasis on "stranger danger" that buys into the received view of the stock rapist as someone you don't know, rather than acknowledging that around 90 percent of serious assaults are committed by a partner, friend or acquaintance of the survivor.
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The opinions expressed here are those of the author, a columnist for Reuters.) By Jamie McGeever LONDON, July 23 (Reuters) - Not everyone buys into the view that the marathon U.S. economic expansion has enough momentum left to warrant interest rates and yields going much higher, but one group of investors is going all in: hedge funds.
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