They'll all fit together when it all comes to pass.
|
|
Nevertheless, this plan, if it comes to pass, isn't nothing.
|
|
This intensification rate, if it comes to pass, would be astonishing.
|
|
It never comes to pass, but when does lightning strike again?
|
|
Whether that comes to pass remains to be seen, of course.
|
|
If this comes to pass America's position will be truly weakened.
|
|
Before any of that comes to pass, Rivers has unfinished business.
|
|
Kushner will almost certainly survive if such a shuffle comes to pass.
|
|
If that comes to pass, then sure: draw up non-compete clauses.
|
|
How it comes to pass that a human being is set adrift.
|
|
Gordon has a way to profit if that move comes to pass.
|
|
If all that comes to pass, it will be a very busy day.
|
|
If it ever comes to pass, he has the names already picked out.
|
|
If this comes to pass, current iPhone users are cruising for another Dongling.
|
|
If that comes to pass, it would be an utter catastrophe for Israeli democracy.
|
|
What's more, they may not be alone if a court battle comes to pass.
|
|
Such a scenario would be years away, if it comes to pass at all.
|
|
If the CDC's warning comes to pass, then recession will be difficult to avoid.
|
|
The plan comes to pass, though not in the way that Rose-Lynn anticipated.
|
|
If that comes to pass, hopes for democracy in Venezuela will grow ever dimmer.
|
|
But, if history is any guide, I don't think any of this comes to pass.
|
|
Of course, that probably won't be a perfect solution, even if it comes to pass.
|
|
This is good news if it comes to pass, but that's uncertain at this point.
|
|
So let's pray this dystopian vision of a post-nightlife London never comes to pass.
|
|
Whether Lynch's projected future of techno-fucking ever comes to pass remains to be seen.
|
|
Young life is breathed On the glass; The world that was not Comes to pass.
|
|
"Depending on what comes to pass, we could see one of them win," Fiorina said.
|
|
If that comes to pass, it will be the fifth straight quarter of double-digit growth.
|
|
Such an action, if it comes to pass, will have a huge impact on Boeing's business.
|
|
If this comes to pass, not only will Robert's Rebellion have been built on a lie.
|
|
It would be hoops heaven, and the Warriors, if it comes to pass, can just wait.
|
|
Its association with Britain is already weak and set to weaken if "Brexit" comes to pass.
|
|
Why it matters: If the plan actually comes to pass, well, that's a lot of solar.
|
|
If that comes to pass it will surely change the relative attractions of stock and bonds.
|
|
If that comes to pass, Israel would have been without a government for nearly a year.
|
|
If such a future comes to pass, it will not be the fault of today's young people.
|
|
The Space Force would be the first military branch in over 70 years if it comes to pass.
|
|
We already know that eclipse FOMO is a thing but what if it comes to pass for YOU?
|
|
If that scenario comes to pass, it will be because a series of choices and circumstances precipitated it.
|
|
Carney's least bad option may therefore be to tighten policy and rethink if the worst comes to pass.
|
|
However, if a price change comes to pass, it will not be a decision that we take lightly.
|
|
And if all that comes to pass, wouldn't that put GOP control of the House at serious risk?
|
|
"If it comes to pass, we — in my opinion — should respond in an energetic way," he told reporters.
|
|
And strategists say it will support an eventual rebound in emerging-market stocks, whenever that comes to pass.
|
|
The cost of keeping the globe fueled up assumes that OPEC's vision for the future comes to pass.
|
|
If the latter comes to pass, Pruitt could end up being one of Donald Trump's most consequential Cabinet picks.
|
|
"If this comes to pass, will they get off the bench and get back into the game?" he asked.
|
|
If what Özoğuz says comes to pass, Germany's leaders could be in for a greater challenge from political opponents.
|
|
Which of these two futures comes to pass, or what mix of the two, does not depend on technology.
|
|
But if Brexit comes to pass, changes in the balance of power in European soccer leagues won't come overnight.
|
|
If that comes to pass, Thanathorn could face five years in prison, and the other party leaders three years.
|
|
Soon after, Peter and his wife leave Geneva, still convinced of their shining future, which never comes to pass.
|
|
Italy is still in the game with six bottles; that will change if the new tariff comes to pass.
|
|
In short, everything horrible that could possibly happen to BoJack — the comeuppance he so deeply feared — comes to pass.
|
|
The idea of reviving dead lines has a hold on the popular imagination and occasionally even comes to pass.
|
|
But when something bigger comes to pass, living vicariously through the lives of Victoria's Secret models doesn't seem so urgent.
|
|
I ended up enjoying Santa Clarita Diet's first season enough that I really do hope season two comes to pass.
|
|
Network news talking heads chitter incessantly, declaring that if such-and-such comes to pass, the worst will come about.
|
|
And they are happy to stand in front of their quarterback when it comes to pass protection, or public criticism.
|
|
But if the worst comes to pass in the weeks and months ahead, not having taken them will be indefensible.
|
|
"When the Ukraine stuff comes to pass, Jared now is holding the axe over Paul's head," the campaign official said.
|
|
There is a verse that says, 'Every one of our days is numbered before a single one comes to pass.
|
|
A purely muscular approach, if this comes to pass, will make Beijing a more truculent partner for Washington across the board.
|
|
We'll be watching carefully to see if Rubin's plan to keep carrier bloatware off the phone really comes to pass, too.
|
|
He adds, that would make it the largest tech IPO ever for a NYC tech company if that comes to pass.
|
|
Still, whether the scenario described above happens in 2024 or some later date does not matter if it comes to pass.
|
|
If this humiliation comes to pass, it will mark the moment that we discovered the limits of masculine anger and entitlement.
|
|
I fantasize about living in Mexico City, so I am preparing myself for that fantasy, in case it ever comes to pass.
|
|
If that scenario comes to pass, Apple's substantial influence will serve to accelerate the trend and stimulate others to try it, too.
|
|
"The administration ... they're really getting this and want to bring this back and I hope that that comes to pass," he said.
|
|
"The administration ... they're really getting this and want to bring this back and I hope that that comes to pass," he said.
|
|
If what the company predicts comes to pass, the internet's best combination of fast revenue growth and plump profit margins is dead.
|
|
First, if and when the Saudi Aramco sale comes to pass, the Saudis will have to deal with their own fiscal house.
|
|
And even if that comes to pass, the enterprise is currently valued at roughly 20403 times its own forecast EBITDA for 22040.
|
|
Andrew M. Cuomo of New York comes to pass, Canadians will have a new option for traveling to New York City: cycling.
|
|
If the deal comes to pass, Britain and the EU would be on track to enter into a transition period from March 20183.
|
|
Even after years of speculation, it's not clear what Apple's car will even look like if and when it ever comes to pass.
|
|
Such a move would represent a big jump by Apple into the world of original podcasts, if and when it comes to pass.
|
|
But if Libra never comes to pass, a similar initiative will urgently need to take its place in order to increase global financial inclusion.
|
|
Collins' portrayal of Fantine is sprightly and full of optimism — making it all the more heart-wrenching as her bleak future comes to pass.
|
|
Well, if this comes to pass in my lifetime, then our big bulging boom of a generation will have done a few things right.
|
|
But if it turns out to be true and the worst-case scenario comes to pass, the seriousness of this breach cannot be overstated.
|
|
If decertification comes to pass, maybe the USOC will finally draw a line in the sand when it comes to protecting athletes from abuse.
|
|
The Jacksonville Jaguars are a team of many flaws, but when it comes to pass defense they are among the best in the game.
|
|
Four more days remain for 2016 to claim the 20,000 milestone — otherwise, assuming it comes to pass, it will be officially credited to 2017.
|
|
If that comes to pass, it could affect not just the Chinese, but also U.S. markets, said EY's Ringo Choi, Asia Pacific IPO leader.
|
|
If the changes comes to pass, Ms. Yates in California figures she and her husband could run out of savings in about five years.
|
|
"The infrastructure plan that was in his platform of $1 trillion, we will see how much of that comes to pass," Sandbrook said about Trump.
|
|
However, even if such a situation comes to pass we would caution that the road back will be arduous given the magnitude of the collapse.
|
|
But if the latter comes to pass, the platform has resources for parents to deploy to make sure the schools don't dominate the power equation.
|
|
Engineers and data scientists can then analyze the gleaned data to compile forecasts, predict collapses, and raise the alarm before the worst comes to pass.
|
|
If that comes to pass, Britain's currency would crash to $22 - from today's $21.4377 levels, the Reuters poll showed, a fall of around 216 percent.
|
|
But Aaron Kohli, director of fixed income strategy at BMO, told CNBC Friday that Trump may gamble on a dilemma that never comes to pass.
|
|
If that comes to pass, it could significantly increase private equity's influence in the sector, where overall global investment is down from its 2016 peak.
|
|
We are interpreting this as evidence of the impending seal coup, and encourage everyone to have a plan for when it finally comes to pass.
|
|
And from the looks of the way things have been going, both Amazon and Google deserve a share of the blame if that comes to pass.
|
|
There are client/server networks inside many organizations across the world today and mobile/cloud will still exist, if and when Levine's vision comes to pass.
|
|
Inside Out is the odds-on favorite to make Pixar an eight-time winner, and if that comes to pass, the trophy will be well-deserved.
|
|
And it's unclear how Mr. Trump will do that for them, either — even if his major infrastructure proposal comes to pass and helps rebuild their roads.
|
|
The credits scene ends with that agreement, possibly hinting that Manta will be the villain of an upcoming Aquaman sequel, if a sequel comes to pass.
|
|
Among their arguments: Media outlets speculate about the possibility of a contested convention every cycle, but it seldom comes to pass and hasn't happened in decades.
|
|
But if Brexit comes to pass, financial institutions in London are likely to find it harder to do business freely with European companies and financial institutions.
|
|
" — Clarence Tsui, Hollywood Reporter "Every predictable turn comes to pass, and most major developments loom so large it's a wonder the elite fighters don't spot them.
|
|
There's a lot of talk of the need for men to tone the violence down and talk to each other, but that never really comes to pass.
|
|
But as people are nitpicking cancellation plans and the ideology behind them, regular people crushed by their debt loads are praying that debt cancelation comes to pass.
|
|
What's more, it will all be for nothing if any of the apocalyptic scenarios of the near future, which all serious people take seriously, comes to pass.
|
|
Perhaps this will happen when the European security union comes to pass -- but today there's a misplaced loyalty to NATO that projects a false illusion of security.
|
|
That's why this year, we're rounding up self-care gifts all your giftees can actually use to unwind — especially after another hectic holiday season comes to pass.
|
|
Whatever comes to pass, the Martells' existing role in the story will likely be as occasional diplomatic allies to whoever seems likely to prevail over the hamstrung Lannisters.
|
|
Even if that never comes to pass, the interview is a rare look at a star who's become somewhat reclusive in terms of media availability in recent years.
|
|
"I think we will win the majority of the Senate," said Senator Chuck Schumer, Democrat of New York, who would become majority leader if that comes to pass.
|
|
Maybe Dre's hope for a world where we all try to understand each other better comes to pass, and maybe the fears of his co-workers do too.
|
|
Lawmakers have taken to holding legislative items hostage, making material demands when the time comes to pass budgets, allocate money for schools, confirm political appointees or enact laws.
|
|
I'll be curious what Thiel, who is now famously gay after his speech at the Republican National Convention this summer, will say about it if that comes to pass.
|
|
We're told that Will finds his life unbearable, and he voices concern over the indignity of being rendered "invisible" in public places, but this worry never comes to pass.
|
|
The streamlining DeepMind did could also be generalized to other systems and deployed to other data centers — which the company will surely crow about when it comes to pass.
|
|
My goal was to float the possibility to encourage discussion before such a thing comes to pass — but I apologize to anyone who found my subject line too sensational.
|
|
Failing that, try to take some comfort in the fact that whatever happens, at least you won't have to worry about it anymore once the outcome comes to pass.
|
|
And if this one comes to pass, the race will reset for a second time, with it looking like a potential delegate photo finish between Biden and Sanders. 2.
|
|
But, fast forward to the last few episodes of season 15, and it looks like Grey's is laying a foundation in case the Pompeo-less worst ever comes to pass.
|
|
Shira Ovide, writing in Bloomberg, put it best: If what the company predicts comes to pass, the internet's best combination of fast revenue growth and plump profit margins is dead.
|
|
If Trump's planned meeting with Kim comes to pass next month, it would be the first such encounter between a sitting U.S. president and a North Korean leader in history.
|
|
In a filing late on Monday, Eletrobras said it would need to pass all legislative hurdles before the privatization, one of many sought by the Brazilian government, comes to pass.
|
|
Even if his vision of the future comes to pass, there's something unsatisfying about Runciman's refusal to speculate on what might be done to avoid the dreary scenario he conjures.
|
|
Even if any of these three options comes to pass—the US shirks its Paris Agreement responsibilities, formally withdraws, or abandons the Framework Convention—the Paris Agreement would still survive.
|
|
As NAFTA is "tweaked" to death and the Better Way comes to pass, the best Canada can do is collaborate with the 35 U.S. states with the closest relationship to Canada.
|
|
And so it comes to pass that a tree-hugging, psychedelic rock band are signed to heavy metal stable Century Media, home to grinding godfathers Napalm Death and rabid Satanists Watain.
|
|
That's where US troops are operating alongside Kurdish allies, and where the US might confront a reality its planners hope never comes to pass, a confrontation with its Turkish NATO ally.
|
|
However, the emphasis on photo ops, symbolism and warm words over substantive new projects leaves an opening for deeper Chinese engagement that will likely irritate Washington when it comes to pass.
|
|
"Even if that next shutdown never comes to pass, these are steps you want to take to be better prepared for any financial emergency," said Greg McBride, Bankrate's chief financial analyst.
|
|
If Starship comes to pass as Musk has envisioned it over the years, the two-part steel launch system would be fully reusable and capable of launching several times a day.
|
|
And with LeBron at the helm -- and after missing last year's playoffs -- folks would absolutely tune in now ... on TV, we suppose, and not in person if this comes to pass.
|
|
The delay temporarily lifted some uncertainty hanging over the firms, who are expected to bear the brunt of fewer British holiday-makers travelling to Europe if a hard Brexit comes to pass.
|
|
If that comes to pass, travellers will be able to use their mobile phones anywhere in the world, without the hassle of having to swap their SIM cards the moment they arrive.
|
|
Such a deal, if it comes to pass, would need approval from both the FCC and Justice Department, which are thought to be more open to the merger under the Trump administration.
|
|
Some might argue that it should be reassuring, since the election, to see more people talking about, even preparing in case the worst comes to pass and democracy is gradually chipped away.
|
|
If even a fraction of the promise of this technology comes to pass, the movement of things and people in cities will be both bizarre and beautiful process in the near future.
|
|
Almost nothing good comes to pass without mass struggle, and so it would be beyond naive to think that anything will happen "just" because it's plainly fucking obvious that it saves lives.
|
|
The terms of the deal imply an absolutely massive increase in Chinese imports of U.S. energy, and if this actually comes to pass, it will have serious disruptive effects across global markets.
|
|
But if the mess that's been forecasted for Monday's White House Easter Egg Roll comes to pass, he may have more sorries to dole out before the first 100 days is up.
|
|
The tumblers click in my head as I start realizing what such a twist could mean — and when it comes to pass, I can't stop thinking about what the coming weeks will bring.
|
|
But beyond the incremental updates they've already been delivering—"events, store refreshes, and revisiting past seasonal and cataclysm content"—there won't be much coming to Anthem until this soft reboot comes to pass.
|
|
If that comes to pass, there may be a flag in the frame — and we might settle the question of what happened to them after spending more than 46 years under the sun.
|
|
If that comes to pass, the Florida judge's decision will affect not only the users of these sites but huge swaths of the population, including those who have never taken a DNA test.
|
|
So we wrangled the leaders we could for a sense of just what Three Percenters think is coming—and the challenges they anticipate in a future many Americans hope never comes to pass.
|
|
These are the shows where automakers fight for the attention of the media and the public, where they show us the cars we'll be driving, or driven by, as the future comes to pass.
|
|
But by the time he musters a majority of House members to impeach the jurists and two-thirds of senators to remove them—if that ever comes to pass—it will be too late.
|
|
Raval writes, "If Piketty's feared scenario comes to pass," in which machines can increasingly replace labor, and population growth continues to slow, standard economic models say the world "would experience unbounded growth," he said.
|
|
"But once the very large estimated 2018/19 arabica crop in Brazil comes to pass, which will be a record high crop, we expect that will have a bearish impact on prices," he said.
|
|
But if the worst-case scenario comes to pass, and the FBI finds hard evidence that the Trump campaign was in league with the Russians, then the already serious scandal becomes a national crisis.
|
|
But if the worst-case scenario comes to pass, and the FBI find hard evidence that the Trump campaign was in league with the Russians, then the already-serious scandal becomes a national crisis.
|
|
If the predictable comes to pass and Sanders winds up back in Vermont, it won't be on him to remake the Democratic Party in his image—it'll be up to his former campaign workers.
|
|
The bat is returned to her rightful owner by the conclusion of the episode, but not before something else comes to pass that has never happened on "The Walking Dead": Negan offers Rick leniency.
|
|
But if the plan unveiled this week by House Republicans comes to pass, developers like Mr. Trump, who made much of his fortune building skyscrapers, hotels and resorts, will have little to worry about.
|
|
If that comes to pass, companies are going to end up laying off workers, and it's at least possible that layoffs and lost household income will then lead to secondary and tertiary economic problems.
|
|
"We're excited about the deal if it comes to pass," Christopher Krebs, director of DHS' Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, which handles the department's efforts in election security, told reporters at a cybersecurity conference.
|
|
But in recent interviews with the foundation's leadership and several Ridgefield Sendak supporters, it appears that it might be a very long time before the general-public part of Mr. Sendak's desire comes to pass.
|
|
This doesn't make sense on a broad basis, and so I think the administration, you saw that they're really getting this and want to bring this back and I hope that that comes to pass.
|
|
And, while it would be unfair to detail too much of what happens to Mary Page, I can say that one fond desire she expresses in this scene, to visit Paris, never comes to pass.
|
|
If there is one thing we know about Donald Trump by now, it is that he is masterful at monopolizing media attention by teasing a political revelation that either disappoints or never comes to pass.
|
|
If China's role on the Korean Peninsula grows bigger, it strengthens North Korea's leverage in talks and helps China as well if a trade war with the United States comes to pass, said Professor Shim.
|
|
Whether or not that comes to pass in the near term or more distant future, we hope that employers consider the impact recent events have had on women financially, especially women returning after an absence.
|
|
"If that comes to pass, then the significant outflows from the region over the past year, which we estimate amount to 10-15 percent of assets under management, would likely be reversed," JP Morgan also said.
|
|
This story routes around probability, by imagining a scenario in which the Cascadia Subduction zone finally shifts, and the earthquake memorably described as "The Really Big One" by the New Yorker's Kathryn Schulz comes to pass.
|
|
How that scene comes to pass involves a complex chain of cause and effect, starting with Negan telling his lieutenant Simon to handle Jadis and the trash people for daring to try and double-cross them.
|
|
"We have to have the protocols in place, the materials in place, and the physical structures in place so that homeless people can be adequately housed during this epidemic, if it comes to pass," he added.
|
|
"If the worst-case scenario comes to pass, we shall be hiding under our beds trembling, lights off, as election violence rages down the streets," the columnist Charles Onyango-Obbo wrote recently in the Daily Nation.
|
|
The question is whether they can structure a version of success for him that keeps the country safe, and whether they will be willing, if the worst comes to pass, to cross their president for their country.
|
|
The Earthsea Cycle, by contrast, is a series of fantasy novels and short stories set in a universe where anything spoken in Old Speech—a language in which everything has a secret, true name—comes to pass.
|
|
The firm's price target for the automaker's stock remains at $250, but his report said the bull case could play out if the Cybertruck is a success and a more optimistic scenario in China comes to pass.
|
|
An activist hedge fund manager who's had a strong 2016 predicted on CNBC on Wednesday that the stock market could go "materially higher" still, if the setup for a pro-economic growth Donald Trump presidency comes to pass.
|
|
Apart from stocks, which are the obvious port of call in a reflationary environment, he pointed to inflation-linked bonds and real-estate assets as two areas he has earmarked for investment in case this comes to pass.
|
|
"If this comes to pass, it should drive the next leg of the current market rebound, as it will be seen as a fundamental confirmation of the upmove that many investors are still holding out for," Matejka wrote.
|
|
With more tickets to be sold and 14 additional territories left to open, the film could very well keep moving toward that goal — and if it comes to pass, Warcraft fans will very likely have China to thank.
|
|
" Michael Wara, a lawyer and research fellow at Stanford's Steyer-Taylor Center for Energy Policy and Finance, explained to VICE in January that if this comes to pass, "You could easily see the state of Florida go bankrupt.
|
|
If the border adjustment tax comes to pass, it could be detrimental to foreign companies with a large customer base inside the U.S., since they would face a higher levy than their U.S. competitors who are producing domestically.
|
|
Johnson has said he wants to avoid a "no-deal" Brexit and that, if it comes to pass, it will be due to a lack of willingness to compromise on the part of Ireland and the European Union.
|
|
The company also said that, even when songs aren't immediately selected for playlists, having tracks submitted through the uploading feature with all their metadata included means they're ready for inclusion on future playlists, if that comes to pass.
|
|
"Lawmakers need to be preparing now for that possibility because if and when it comes to pass, they will suddenly find themselves on the edge of an abyss, with the Constitution in their hands," the editorial board wrote.
|
|
If all comes to pass, the new amended constitution threatens to return Russia to the kind of deadlocked and conflictual system that it had in the 1990s -- the very system that Putin rose to prominence vowing to replace.
|
|
Why bother being kind to my body by taking it easy on the beer and potato skins when all the crap I consume might not catch up with me by the time that not-future comes to pass?
|
|
A midterm election in which all signs point to a Republican washout and the loss of the party's majority -- a scenario that, if it comes to pass, would make the possibility of impeachment proceedings a very real thing.
|
|
The firm's overall price target for the automaker's stock remains at $250, but the report said the bull case could play out if the Cybertruck is a success and a more optimistic scenario in China comes to pass.
|
|
If the Republican Party mutates and disfigures itself into a stealth progressive party with a white nationalist streak, it's irrelevant whether new people join it; I and millions of others will not support it if that comes to pass.
|
|
And, if this comes to pass, the man who made his name by sitting at the head of a reality TV table will have effectively discharged a longtime DOJ employee without uttering the two words for which he is most famous.
|
|
But some fear this minor ailment will develop into something more serious if any of a number of looming risks, ranging from a trade war between the United States and China to a widening of the Syrian conflict, comes to pass.
|
|
Yet if the government does not entertain the prospect of leaving the EU without a deal, with all of the associated complexities and logistical problems that entails, there will be public outcry if that no-deal scenario comes to pass.
|
|
If this scenario comes to pass, many Republicans will find themselves in a situation they once thought unimaginable: refusing to support the nominee of their party because it is the best thing that they can do for their party and their country.
|
|
Rosenberg calls current valuation levels "extreme" and said that even if the most optimistic expected earnings scenario comes to pass, a drop in valuations back to historically normal levels would bring the S&P 500 back to 1,950 — 14 percent below Tuesday's close.
|
|
"If somehow or another it comes to pass that the results of the primary choose our nominee ahead of the convention, as far as I'm concerned it's the end of the national Republican Party," said RNC Committeeman Curly Haugland, of North Dakota.
|
|
Poloz may not have to do anything to put a lid on the Canadian dollar if a widely expected U.S. rate hike or another drop in oil prices comes to pass, noted William Adams, senior international economist at PNC Financial Services Group.
|
|
If this comes to pass, and Pence remains silent, it wouldn't be hypocritical so much as sensible: Supporting Trump's impeachment would transmute a congressional effort to hold the president accountable for his actions into a power grab by the president's constitutional successor.
|
|
Now the party seems to have to worry more about the possibility that their retirement problem teeters over the edge into avalanche territory, a development that, if it comes to pass, could hand Democrats control over the House for the foreseeable future.
|
|
Here are the biggest calls on Wall Street on Friday: Morgan Stanley raised its bull case on the stock and said that scenario could play out if the Cybertruck is a success and a more positive scenario in China comes to pass.
|
|
Granted, you won't be carrying its CPUs around with you in your most important computer, but if Intel's vision comes to pass then that device — the smartphone — will constantly be communicating with Intel-powered data centers and ancillary devices like drones, robots, and so on.
|
|
If the anticipated trade agreement between the United States and China comes to pass, China's leaders will find satisfaction that a broader trade war was averted but will have little time to find comfort as the broader issues facing China's economy will continue to persist.
|
|
I've been reasonably persuaded by the idea that the Night King might not even be at Winterfell, that he's taking his undead dragon and headed for King's Landing and that's how Dany's vision from season two of the charred throne room comes to pass.
|
|
If that scenario comes to pass, Cohen allies -- if those people really exist -- will make the case that even if he didn't totally tell the truth about wanting to work at the White House, it doesn't invalidate all the other truths he told on Wednesday.
|
|
When it comes to pass-through entities, nearly nine in 10 businesses that pass through their income already pay at the 25 percent rate or less, and less than 3 percent would see any benefit under the proposed rate changes in the House plan.
|
|
If that prophecy comes to pass, it suggests that Credence will shove down his doubts and remain loyal to Grindelwald — at least at first, though it's pretty clear he's being set up for redemption — and that Dumbledore will have to fight him at some point.
|
|
If that comes to pass, the company could see a major expansion beyond the four coins (Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, Ethereum, Litecoin) that trade on the platform now, particularly a move toward bringing ERC20 tokens into the fold as the company signaled it would in late March.
|
|
All of this posturing will come to a crashing halt if the virus spreads and scores of Americans begin to die, but unless that comes to pass, the possibility of that dire outcome will remain merely a future headline or chyron in the mind of Trump and Baker alike.
|
|
More From PCmag Apps Aren't Listening to You, But They Are Recording Your Screen Report: Apple Won't Use Intel's 5G Chips Report: Amazon to Publish a Toy Catalog Report: Cheap Surface Uses Pentium Chips As for what actually comes to pass, we&aposll just have to wait and see this fall.
|
|
Why it matters: If a ruling striking down ACA comes to pass — like the one a lower court handed down last year — it would throw some 20 million people off their coverage, create ripple effects through almost every facet of the health care system and ignite an enormous political firestorm.
|
|
Obviously, how much of this vision comes to pass depends as much on politics and budgetary considerations as it does on the scientific case for studying Venus, but right now at least, planetary exploration is one of the few areas of scientific inquiry that seems to be faring well in America.
|
|
MGM Resorts has expressed "back-channel" interest in buying rival casino operator Wynn Resorts, according to the New York Post: Why it's a big deal: If this comes to pass, it would be the second time that MGM has acquired a group of Vegas strip properties first developed by Steve Wynn.
|
|
If what you're saying comes to pass, then one of the ways to get into this market and benefit is to actually get out of the short and get out of the mid and get out of the spot market and say, leverage into long dated U.S. Treasury strips or something.
|
|
One 2015 analysis predicted that one in 10 cases of colon cancer and one in four cases of rectal cancer are diagnosed in people under 50 by 2030; if that comes to pass, that might have troubling implications for when those young people get into their 50s, when those cancers are more common and deadly.
|
|
"The 100 billion won funding, if it comes to pass, is not nearly enough to save Hanjin Shipping at all - it will most likely be used to pay fees to unload stranded cargo going forward," said an official at a creditor bank, who was not authorized to speak with media and declined to be identified.
|
|
If a no-deal Brexit comes to pass, then either at the end of March, or at some other agreed-upon date, the United Kingdom will exit the European Union and trade with it based on terms established by World Trade Organization (WTO) membership rather than the preferential access the U.K. now currently enjoys.
|
|
It is the fantasy of resolving all conflicts, of emotional catharsis, that rarely ever comes to pass, because the habits of reticence or resentment that were there the whole time are still there, because the proximity of death does not transform personalities, or compel us to cut through to the heart of things, however much we want it to.
|
|
If that vision comes to pass, Musk estimates the cost of a single launch would be just $2 million — that would be hundreds of times cheaper than the current cost of launching a similar number of people and amount of cargo into space on any planned or existing rocket (including SpaceX&aposs own Falcon 9 system).
|
|
"For now, the path to the bear case of a U.S. recession is still narrow, but not unrealistic," a team led by the firm's chief U.S. economist, Ellen Zentner, told Morgan Stanley clients in a lengthy analysis that spells out the likelihood of negative growth within the next 12 months and what investors should do if that comes to pass.
|
|
But many of the Republicans mentioned here believe Trump is a threat to world peace and to fundamental norms, values, and institutions of American democracy; their endorsements of his candidacy will stain the rest of their careers, and if he is elected, and if the worst comes to pass, they will be remembered by history for their abandonment of country.
|
|
So if the states of California and New York end up deciding to outlaw sales of modern smartphones — and you really have to hope that's pretty darn unlikely, given how crazy the logic of this is (I told TC's editor I would eat my proverbial hat if the NY law comes to pass, so I confess to having some teeth in the game… ) — you'll undoubtedly soon see a whole lot of U.S. citizens daytripping to the next state to buy their next Nexus or iPhone.
|
|
Sen. Marco RubioMarco Antonio RubioTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move MORE (R-Fla.) on Friday reiterated that he would vote for Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE in a general presidential election but said he hopes that scenario never comes to pass.
|
|