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Basically, she comes up with a motto for the year.
Honestly, can't wait to see what Kourtney comes up with.
Mis quickly comes up with a plan for body disposal.
He's a crazy guy that comes up with great stuff.
" "He's a crazy guy who comes up with great stuff.
Biden's age comes up with voters on the campaign trail.
The J.A.S.A. class always comes up with some nice clues.
I don't know where he comes up with these ideas.
And then he just comes up with something [like] that.
He comes up with the word "objective" to use instead.
Whatever Warren comes up with, this is a crucial moment.
Something tells us Kelsea comes up with the best captions. 9.
The first real problem comes up with Wanda, who has relapsed.
Or who comes up with the inventive product names and ideas?
I can't wait to see what Watanabe comes up with next.
The truth is whatever he comes up with at the moment.
"She actually comes up with ideas and strategies," Waithe, 34, said.
We can't wait to see what she comes up with next.
It will be interesting to see what Snap comes up with.
The kingdom comes up with another story on the journalist's murder.
And then he (James) just comes up with something (like) that.
He comes up with great jokes and is great with the actors.
This is how the system comes up with its alternative recipe variations.
Naturally, we can't wait to see what he comes up with next.
"I'm excited to see what she comes up with next," he said.
We literally cannot wait to see what he comes up with next.
"Wil comes up with that nine out of 10 times," Green said.
"That's just stupid nicknames that Larry Nance comes up with," he says.
"We'll have to see what plan Florida comes up with," Azar added.
The House comes up with a resolution, doesn't even mention her name.
It iterates and comes up with new weird ways to communicate information.
Instead, he bobbles it slightly and Harmon comes up with the interception.
And the House would quickly pass whatever the Senate comes up with.
This comes up with Jasmine's enslavement, and the genie's lack of freedom.
"Whoever comes up with a better option we will go for," he said.
If Trump comes up with a Muslim registry, we're not having that conversation.
You can see the sort of choreography the network comes up with below.
Industry often comes up with ways to exceed the efficiency requirements of regulators.
As he comes up with the right pair of glasses for his client.
Left to its own devices, the tool comes up with interesting color choices.
It will be very interesting to see what the CPUC comes up with.
This question came up with Roman Polanski, it comes up with Woody Allen.
My daughter, in particular, the stuff she comes up with sometimes is incredible.
If he does not, Parliament with luck comes up with another way forward.
Somebody comes up with a compelling concept, like TED or Black Lives Matter.
Whatever this new entity comes up with, there's good reason to be optimistic.
The National Association of Realtors comes up with annual estimates of foreign buyers.
The Discovery's leadership comes up with a plan once they figure out what's happened.
Black Mirror always comes up with the best ideas, and we are so amazed.
" She takes a stab at his name and comes up with "Van Dig Beek.
So Evans comes up with a plan and the perfect place to execute it.
Then I'd ask her how a 19-year-old comes up with this stuff.
The risk is that it comes up with answers that end up entrenching them.
Benson comes up with some authentically eerie, uncomfortable ideas that play well on screen.
Until someone comes up with an answer, that time bomb will continue to tick.
In order to complete the task, he comes up with a rather risky idea.
The FCC continuously comes up with absurd ways to spend our cable tax dollars.
Bill Maher is a bright guy who, on occasion, comes up with intelligent insights.
Cromwell comes up with the legal grounding to get Henry the divorce he wants.
Until somebody comes up with a better defense strategy, Trump and Trumpism will dominate.
He comes up with this: he pays more for his insurance because of Obamacare.
"It is a topic of conversation that comes up with increasing frequency," Wallace said.
My brain rides around in it all day and comes up with funny jokes.
A quick search for the hashtag #boardingpass comes up with around 92,000 results on Instagram.
We can't wait to see what other blood curdling creations she comes up with next!
But if somebody comes up with oppo reasearch, right, they come up with oppo research.
But you hire enough people and you get lucky, someone comes up with an idea.
My youngest son comes up with these great poems he wrote me for Father's Day.
We can't wait to see the kind of Halloween photos this family comes up with.
Branson: And whoever comes up with me, which we will be announcing sometime quite soon!
But if somebody comes up with oppo research, right, they come up with oppo research.
There's Chris Pratt, who always comes up with the sweetest captions for his family photos.
But we'll have to see what the UN comes up with in the coming weeks.
There's the concept phase, where the studio comes up with the idea for the game.
I'll throw the riff at a bass player and see what he comes up with.
Jahil, knowing he can't abandon the money or these women, comes up with a plan.
This spot comes up with this type of imagery, and the optics is really insensitive.
Johnson spoke of how many quality shots the Canucks offense comes up with each night.
"I'll be very curious to see what she comes up with," Bloy said, playing coy.
Every time someone comes up with a Hillary flaw, someone else will do a comparison.
If Sunflower comes up with an original idea or plan, she typically must be saved.
When it comes up with a solution, it'll notify owners by mail by mid-March.
This stuff comes up with any human being, even without an explicit history of trauma.
Unless winter comes up with some sordid revelation about spring, we are in the clear.
DAILY CROSSWORD COLUMN David Steinberg roots around and comes up with a tough Saturday puzzle.
But when somebody comes up with oppo research, right, they come up with oppo research.
The one she finally comes up with — "because I wanted to" — may not satisfy all readers.
"It's in dictatorships where someone just comes up with a product and that's it," he said.
MACCALLUM: We&aposll see what Mr. Mueller comes up with and how it was carried out.
"We need full disclosure, at least until someone comes up with a better idea," she said.
The disguised duke, who has overheard all of this, comes up with a plan with Isabella.
The prince is still an idiot, so Claire comes up with a better idea: kill him.
Jon, having received Bran's raven, comes up with a pretty unconventional plan thanks to Tyrion's guidance.
What really is critical that the government comes up with lower interest rates to aid consumption.
You don't know how it comes up with its hints, but you do know they're reliable.
Someone comes up with an idea, they present a plan, and people fund it with cryptocurrency.
Don't get me wrong, I'm not pro-Trump, but let's see what he comes up with.
The machine learning technology comes up with the best ad to present in front of you.
Music executives might warm to these arguments if YouTube comes up with more cash for them.
The company regularly comes up with ideas for new companies that improve the way we work.
Nobody ever comes up with an idea that you wouldn't come up with on your own.
Kris comes up with excuse after excuse, not to roller skate, but Kim shoots her down.
The screenwriter behind "The Social Network" reportedly comes up with his best ideas in the shower.
He cannot get to the real thing, so he comes up with hollow signs for it.
Walden Every once in a while somebody comes up with the idea of doing a revival.
I don't know who comes up with this crap, but it wasn't like that at all.
Sometimes Rowling comes up with the idea for a new book while working on another project.
Who comes up with the definition of who looks German or Australian or American or Indian?
The democratic socialist label attached to Sanders comes up with Democrats from more conservative states. Sen.
Because it comes up with the least expensive fares an almost mythical 95 percent of the time.
We'll get back to you if the president's digital squad comes up with any more artistic inspiration.
"I suspect that every day someone comes up with a new use for these drones," Valentine said.
Winc assesses your preferences and comes up with the perfect mix to match up with your palate.
Each member of the team comes up with a category, but from there, it's all about teamwork.
Be smart: Intent will be a crucial consideration in whatever special counsel Bob Mueller comes up with.
It's not every day that an entrepreneur comes up with an idea for a trillion-dollar business.
Kerrison's story team comes up with that bit of plot and writes the dialog of the messages.
But even with more realistic figures, he comes up with a new plan that hits 19 sports.
Or a friendly, well-liked slacker who constantly comes up with excuses for a lack of productivity.
He studies that data and comes up with organizing categories: themes, set pieces, characters and so on.
Whatever number the Trump administration ultimately comes up with, they will have to defend it in court.
The app then comes up with suggestions for what to cook and walks the user through recipes.
Thus, humanity comes up with a solution to this problem — as you'd expect — via its technological knowhow.
So consider Path, a nonprofit that comes up with nifty solutions to problems of the developing world.
He comes up with wonderfully vivid ways to explain the music, playing revealing excerpts at the piano.
Each country comes up with its own emissions-reduction pledge, its own "Nationally Determined Contribution," or NDC.
There's a pretty funny riff about Uber, which is a brainstorm the dumbest character comes up with.
We can't wait to see what background the film comes up with to explain away Jakob's absence.
Jeff Chen: Sande comes up with some of the most creative ideas of any of my collaborators.
Cramer said he believes Moderna could be the company that comes up with a cure the quickest.
It comes up with ideas that are not able to be contained in a rational basis quickly.
She always comes up with good ideas and it lends itself to a real feeling of authenticity.
The club comes up with the list by looking at the number of registered dogs in each breed.
How the insurers fare could now depend more on what the government comes up with to replace Obamacare.
While at work, she comes up with a business idea for Amika (Marshay Weaver), who is struggling financially.
"Unless Texas expands Medicaid or comes up with another system of coverage, they will remain uninsured," Marks said.
But when Silicon Valley tries to imagine superintelligence, what it comes up with is no-holds-barred capitalism.
Nielsen takes the percentage of households watching in 56 US markets and comes up with an overnight average.
We're offering $5000 to the team that comes up with the best use of the Nexmo Communication APIs.
We'll be keeping an eye on her social media platforms to see what she comes up with next.
It'll be interesting to see what SpaceX comes up with (and what exactly Musk means by bouncy house).
Sarah comes up with the idea that they should all share something they want to be freed from.
Let's just say we look forward to seeing what types of #tbt looks Phillippe comes up with next.
This is just going to keep happening until Pixar finally comes up with a canon of their own.
But even if he comes up with the goods on March 10th, they are likely to remain sceptical.
Gibbons even comes up with the questions on many nights, which he admits takes a lot of time.
If someone tomorrow comes up with the next great idea, nothing stands in its way on the internet.
I think it could be cool to see what kind of different stuff the company comes up with.
Plus it's definitely better than the idea James Corden comes up with at the end of that clip.
"My wife is the one who comes up with all this," he said, gesturing to a body bag.
Frank contemplates having Doug sabotage a deal between Tusk and Grant, but comes up with a better idea.
Nielsen takes the percentage of households watching in 56 U.S. markets and comes up with an overnight average.
Even if another startup comes up with an innovative feature, Facebook's apps have your friends and their attention.
Keep up the good work and look forward to seeing what NYT Australia comes up with in 2018.
Every year, the website analyzes its data and comes up with the most popular pairings of the year.
We do not — it does not mean we agree with all the policies that the administration comes up with.
How do we learn from some of these newer moves that the body comes up with just to survive?
The closest thing to an education reform proposal Baker comes up with is to let kids leave after lunch.
She comes up with a cover story, disguises her tattoo, learns a bit of Arabic and dons a hijab.
Schaeuble also said the EU can improve if it comes up with fewer rules and manages itself more efficiently.
Even though Victoria comes up with this scheme, note how she puts herself as one of the Devens votes.
In those instances, Glantz comes up with a backstory of how they met, or can even create an alias.
She fashions a flashy costume, watches Hulk Hogan for inspiration, and comes up with some moves of her own.
But even by the standards of depraved desserts, the stuff Katherine Dey comes up with is pretty, uh, strong.
He comes up with his first estimate two years before the presidential election and provides updates at regular intervals.
But then Gates really comes up with this notion of software which pretty much smokes Jobs in the face.
She'll have to bring together political parties with competing objectives to get behind whatever alternative she comes up with.
And Aisha Harris's Bad Decision Index for the finale comes up with one clear winner/loser: Molly, Molly, Molly.
Greizmann comes up with it and races three quarters of the field the other way before being pulled down.
The scary thing is that around 35 percent of Americans will probably believe whatever excuses Trump comes up with.
These are familiar questions, perhaps even tired ones, but it's possible that Hunters comes up with an interesting answer.
Shaolin comes up with a deal: He'll get Zeke into the club and get DJ Malibu to play the record.
Currently, Brexit is due to take place at 2200 GMT on April 12 unless May comes up with another option.
The doctor gathers evidence, weighs the pros and cons and then comes up with a reasonable recommendation for better health.
But when somebody comes up with oppo research, right, they come up with oppo research, 'Oh, let's call the FBI.
"There's not even a guarantee the White House would support what the Republican-led Senate comes up with," Kim said.
But this kid's got vision, and we can't wait to see the styles he comes up with in the future.
Questions aside, no matter what weird, mad concoction Doritos comes up with, we are powerless to resist a taste test.
The trainer comes up with workouts that are a mix of Pilates and yoga, with a focus on core work.
The director comes up with a fraction of a story they want to tell, and it all grows from there.
When you're drunk and your friend comes up with a really good idea for a BFF tattoo via GIPHY 7.
But when somebody comes up with oppo research, right, they come up with oppo research, 'Oh let's call the FBI.
Through its consortium and technology development lab, R3 comes up with ways for the financial industry to use blockchain software.
Currently Brexit is due to take place at 2200 GMT on April 12, unless May comes up with another option.
As things stand, Britain will now depart at 2200 GMT on April 12 - unless May comes up with another option.
Lee has a bill that would require the CBO to publish information on how it comes up with its analyses.
By definition, it expires when someone comes up with a way to carry out customs checks with no border infrastructure.
As a fan, I can't wait to see what he comes up with and how it could impact superhero movies.
Not everyone comes up with a Who or Beatles on the first try — not even the Who and the Beatles.
"A solution built by an artist serves the artist more than the solution the capitalist comes up with," he said.
Perhaps some state, somewhere, comes up with something truly fantastic, and 10 years later, half the country has adopted it.
Fans have wondered for years how Thomas Harris, shown cradling a rescued possum named Bruce, comes up with his characters.
His intent was to tamp down widespread rumors that Twitter was "shadow banning" — who comes up with these creepy terms?
And then she comes up with this, and she's having a heck of a hard time with it all, Bill.
Brexit is now due to take place at 2200 GMT on April 12 unless May comes up with another option.
My point is there's a vision of Dreams in which someone comes up with something that can make a splash.
It could take a similar role if Congress passes more ambitious climate regulations or EPA comes up with another plan.
"Whoever else comes up with the gene therapy is going to end up having to pay them royalties," he said.
"This comes up with shortages a lot -- it looks like there are more suppliers than there really are," Fox said.
Instead, he comes up with a new plan as swiftly and confidently as middle-aged men are wont to do.
Chuck Berry being Chuck Berry, he comes up with his own portmanteau for the South's racial attitudes during this era.
I like to say that nobody ever comes up with a brilliant idea while they're being chased by a lion.
Unfortunately, his son has little use for the mostly military (and mostly soundly defeated) figures that Dad comes up with.
"Sometimes it comes up with things that are quite funny," giggled Diemut Strebe, the artist who created the art piece.
But when somebody comes up with oppo research, right, they come up with oppo research, 'oh let's call the FBI.
You think about that in today's thing, you have a Snapchat, which is highly innovative, comes up with all the ideas.
Then the industry that has sprung up to try and help people thwart drug tests comes up with new potential strategies.
His voice rises giddily whenever someone comes up with a novel way to vanquish a foe, breaking into the occasional Oooooh!
She comes up with the idea that they should all have sex with her (again, yes, really) in order to connect.
Sometimes he's a genuinely good guy, like when he comes up with the plan for everyone to take care of Tyler.
Alessandro Michele isn't one of those designers who cleans the slate each season and comes up with a completely new idea.
Even if it comes up with policies that help its native AI industry thrive, Europe may never match America and China.
There's something unmoored about the reminiscences that Halie comes up with, almost as if she were inventing them on the spot.
Victoria comes up with the plan to involve Aubry in a counter-scheme with Wendy, so that she doesn't get suspicious.
"I made a Caprese salad for desert," he said, adding that he comes up with his best flavor combinations while stoned.
I'll be looking forward to what the company comes up with next, especially if it's something for the rest of us.
Dave comes up with creative solutions for every problem, including this state-of-the-art throne he designed while on painkillers.
So, whoever comes up with a viable way to repair heart tissue stands to save and improve a great many lives.
As things stand, Britain will now depart at 2200 GMT on April 12 - unless May comes up with another viable option.
I love when another board member comes up with an idea that's out of the blue and truly an aha moment.
There, a small team of five comes up with inventive ways to combine technology to get people to drink more beer.
"He comes up with this detailed, intricate story that aligns itself perfectly with the method and manner of death," Illuzzi said.
It's a popular misconception that an entrepreneur comes up with a good idea, drops out of Harvard and strikes it rich.
He comes up with tahini and sesame oil and immediately mixes it together with miso, spirulina, ginger, pea protein, and chlorophyll.
The app then processes the image and then comes up with its best guess as to what the dog's breed is.
The players know the all-time greats, of course, but some of the names Graham comes up with draw blank stares.
You applaud the resolution of the dilemma, when clever Portia comes up with the legal technicality that confounds Shylock's murderous plan.
But if every car manufacturer comes up with a different system, that could lead to a huge hassle for car owners.
You know, that's how it comes up with the "if you like this, you might also like this" kind of thing.
Michael has introduced the foursome to a cosmic judge (Maya Rudolph), who comes up with a plan to determine their fates.
They come to you weeks before that little chippie comes up with her story of how I despoiled her virginal hand?
So Andre comes up with the single, and the batter now will be Austin Barnes, who is batting in Seager's spot.
The office reviews the disclosures, looks for potential conflicts of interest, and comes up with a plan to deal with them.
My little group tries to figure out where everybody is from and comes up with some new personas for this night.
And Charlie comes up with things every now and then that are extremely questionable, both in his judgment and his memory.
Reviewers have typically complained of his aloofness ("stingy" is the word that comes up) with an almost spousal sense of affront.
Even if Facebook comes up with these new data privacy controls, Zuckerberg seems confident that a subscription service won't be necessary.
A curator comes up with a concept — often a single word — and selects work by different artists that lend it substance.
The other, Ally (Lady Gaga), comes up with a lyric on the fly to describe the star she's getting to know.
"Once someone comes up with a solution that sounds right, then I think he's going to latch on," the source said.
The son of a tech investor, Courey loves math, enjoys tinkering with mobile apps and frequently comes up with business ideas.
Still, as China comes up with its own innovations, the country's leaders are embracing stricter laws on patents, copyrights and trademarks.
The Pixel 4 is around the corner, of course, and I can't wait to see what improvements Google comes up with.
More and more, the plans that she comes up with off the top of her head are plans that could work.
Sure, my hope is that the Davos gathering comes up with more creative and sustainable responses to end the world's conflicts.
Shayne then comes up with some shapes and silhouettes he wants to show, and then I plug in fabrics and colors.
While working as a military consultant in South America, Santiago "Pope" Garcia (Isaac) comes up with a plan to tip the scales.
In some instances, what it comes up with is more powerful and efficient than the best systems the researchers themselves can design.
Her problem-solving abilities, meanwhile, are first-rate: She comes up with and eradicates two theories in the space of an episode.
But unless the government comes up with new, less-stressful ways to test students, there will always be stories just like Fachruzio's.
How is it that the world's second-biggest democracy, with its orderly primary system, comes up with a candidate like Donald Trump?
He gropes for the words and comes up with one of those sparkling gems that Mr. Greenberg delivers with such gratifying frequency.
Dr. Pants comes up with the idea of pouring liquid metal over some slowly decaying walkers that the Saviors use as sentries.
During my visit to his place, he comes up with a "popcorn pizza"—a pizza with a popcorn popper in the middle.
Murphy also shared the process by which he comes up with each season's theme: The ideas often show up in his sleep.
Voters are unfazed by Mr Tsipras' choice of holiday companions, it seems, if he comes up with tax breaks and generous handout.
While it's not a cure for the disease, the discovery could be useful for those watching what Parker's organization comes up with.
Month after month, the Swedish furniture giant comes up with new products that we didn't even know we needed in our lives.
Smart beta comes up with a strategy to beat the index, which can itself be made into an index with simple rules.
We can't wait to see what magical products she comes up with — and when it happens, she won't even have to ask.
Once he comes up with the idea, each drawing takes two to three hours to transport from his brain to the page.
I plan on crowd sourcing on social media and maybe doing like an iPhone giveaway for whoever comes up with the name.
The book bravely attempts to give readers a list of reasons why they should trust Trump — and comes up with literally nothing.
Be particularly vigilant about No. 3, which often comes up with rubber ducks, dolls, beach balls, infant bath books, and swimming pools.
To underscore each of these spoken words, Mr. Sondheim comes up with a pungent chord built from five notes played in arpeggio.
The state could take a share in the airline as long as FS comes up with a market solution first, Tria said.
Aneeka comes up with a plan to get her brother home, a plan that will have consequences for everyone in this novel.
"Another source said, "It's possible that by the time Andy comes up with a solution, the solution is to let Chris stay.
"If she comes up with a transition plan, she will clinch the nomination before January," said a source close to the group.
You can make sure you get your beauty rest regardless of when the sun comes up with a set of blackout curtains.
" The business owner added that "when an American company comes up with a clever unique idea, it's quickly taken by overseas markets.
Whatever deal, if any, this group comes up with, it must get approval from the majority leader, Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky.
While none of these solutions are perfect, they should provide a short-term fix until Apple comes up with a more permanent solution.
Pew comes up with its numbers by interviewing a sample of at least 1,000 people by phone or in person in each nation.
Pew comes up with its numbers by interviewing a sample of at least 220,000 people by phone or in person in each nation.
With Cersei being the hardest to convince, he comes up with a silly idea to steal a White Walker from beyond the wall.
Both were roundabout ways of calling Sanders a corrupt liar, a term that comes up with stunning frequency in regards to this administration.
Then, it comes up with a new, similar group of potential customers — and that's who the shoe store should target with its ads.
He's a composer who really excels at driving tension in a film, and I'm really interested in seeing what he comes up with.
He comes up with very specific, particular choices, and he'll pitch them, and he gets really excited about what he wants to do.
If the automated recount comes up with a tally that's within a quarter percentage point margin, then Florida law requires a hand recount.
After the pop star comes up with something vapid about penguins, Jack sits at the piano to play "The Long and Winding Road".
Just when you think that it is nearly over, Mr Johnson comes up with surprising answers to all the questions he has posed.
And I have to give it to her, because she will be the one who comes up with these ideas that are extraordinary.
WALLACE (voice-over): If he runs, Cuban says it will be based on solutions he comes up with for the nation&aposs problems.
Lou Malnati's: In a city known for its strong opinions about deep dish, Lou Malnati's is a name that comes up with regularity.
Royal Bank of Canada uses the jobless claims numbers to come up with a 15% probability; Bank of America comes up with 20%.
He goes to Axe capital and has Deb burn his files, while Wags comes up with a plan to shred and destroy everything.
Lanthimos has a ton of juice with the success of The Lobster: It'll be fascinating to see what he comes up with next.
Just when you think J.K. Rowling might have run out of ways to burn Donald Trump, she comes up with a fresh angle.
Every day it seems one faction comes up with a new way to undercut, punish or generally make life miserable for the others.
After that, Social Security will only be able to pay about 75 cents on the dollar—unless Congress comes up with an intervention.
He's not a moron, of course, and neither are the NHL Network guys or whoever else comes up with this sort of list.
"If your name comes up with a police or traffic complaint, that list gets looked at by the police firearms division," he said.
"Whoever comes up with the child-care option for the debate nights in Miami, we would pay anything to have that problem solved."
To move it to a bland, windowless office tower or anywhere else the mayor comes up with would knock love down a peg.
She loads the site that introduced her to the rapist, signs out of her former self, and comes up with a new identity.
But every now and again, you have someone, like Einstein, who comes up with something that is not in the air at all.
"(For housing) the government comes up with the master plan and then we just build according to what the government (says)," explains Akbar.
With the new evidence, he said, "One comes up with a pretty convincing biological scenario" for the origins of the mysterious rock features.
"All of a sudden a guy comes up with a knife, I ducked it, but he got me," he said in the footage.
Our hope is the Department of Ecology comes up with a best management framework for these operations trying to get permits to expand.
From that it comes up with the rule that when Mario is just above the Goomba and his velocity is negative, the Goomba disappears.
By taking the slow lane with self-driving cars, Ford has more time for market research and testing the ideas it comes up with.
"I definitely think for at least the next five years we're into this category until someone comes up with a new idea or movement."
On a few lucky occasions it's kind of creepy, or comes up with something that could conceivably be the intro to a spooky tale.
There is a group of European countries that gets uncomfortable every time France comes up with ideas to deepen ties with other euro economies.
But it could be expanded to help people with strong accents use whatever voice-enabled technology Seattle or Silicon Valley comes up with next.
If you're not familiar with eFounders, the team regularly comes up with ideas for new software-as-a-service companies and hires founding teams.
These are pertinent questions to explore, and because these are real people sharing their real experiences — Money Diaries comes up with some messy answers.
As in the other two books, the crew comes up with a plan and executes it, but things go sideways in some unexpected ways.
"Every problem Hillary Clinton sees — if you go to her website, she comes up with another government solution, another mandate, another regulation, " he said.
"I'd love to become the person that comes up with a solution to cybersecurity," America's most influential gremlin said this morning on Fox News.
But that doesn't cut it — instead, the woman overrules both of their questions and comes up with a new one for each of them.
It's like the Seinfeld episode where George comes up with the perfect comeback, hours after getting picked on for shoving shrimp in his mouth.
"I plan on crowd sourcing on social media and maybe doing like an iPhone giveaway for whoever comes up with the name," Pratt explains.
Whatever replacement plan Trump comes up with will need a policy like that too, even if the president isn't keen to talk about it.
"I think Mitch would say it's a fly ball he comes up with most times," Seattle manager Scott Servais said of Haniger's diving attempt.
A supercut from Slate shows just what a wordsmith Mr. Andromedon is as he comes up with continually inventive ways to address his Kimmate.
We love the understated style, but that doesn't make us less excited to see what wild color or cut she comes up with next.
"I won't be influenced by what the selection committee comes up with tomorrow," Gary Horowitz, who covers Oregon State, vowed in an email Monday.
The machine actually performs lots of flipping-and-measuring calculations per second, constantly refining things until it comes up with possible lowest-energy answers.
" A third person wrote on Facebook: "When the mayor of Estepona comes up with this great idea... I see the ambulance there every day.
It's a technology company and if someone came in frankly and comes up with a better machine than his, people stop using it frankly.
The agency is shifting how it comes up with rules for electric airplanes from federal regulations toward standards established by consensus from the industry.
After everyone discovers how bad this is, Ben comes up with a not-so-brilliant ruse to absolve Selina of responsibility for the tweet.
Until someone comes up with an agenda that encompasses both sides, politicians will be speaking to only half of the country at a time.
If that pans out, we can only hope the marketing department comes up with a poster that's less demeaning and violent than this number.
The film never comes up with a mission statement or a message that might tie together its wandering scenes, or explain its vague melancholy.
Cory Booker: forbid the use of the tech by federal law enforcement without a court-issued warrant until Congress comes up with better regulation.
Reading "The Hairy Ape," you'd never imagine what Jones comes up with, and those surprises are the reason the production is such a thrill.
Whatever measures the USDA eventually comes up with, it's unlikely that they would be effective because China can always impose counter-measures, experts said.
The trend even made its way into an 1992 episode of "Seinfeld" in which Kramer comes up with one of his signature big ideas.
It's the idealism behind the striving that matters, not the cynicism that comes up with all kinds of ornate excuses for apathy or inaction.
Here's a Black Mirror script idea: A 21st century comedy writer in the UK comes up with a series of stories with technological twists.
I know one freelancer, and every time she comes up with a potential fee in her head, she tacks on an additional 15 percent.
"It comes up with a little bit of an increase, like a 5 percent increase in how big the biggest floods should be," Muñoz says.
Durant comes up with a couple of key plays, but seemingly he was carried by a solid supporting cast—whose touchdowns are largely not shown.
These people have told us they're far more worried about the Cohen investigation in New York than they are about whatever Mueller comes up with.
" On a lighter note, Kimmel asked Trump how he comes up with his nicknames for his opponents, like "Crooked Hillary Clinton" and "Lyin' Ted Cruz.
At work, Joel comes up with an actually intelligent idea for saving his company, Tri-Borough Plastics, a name I hadn't seen until this episode.
True: The short answer is "very little," until 2010, when Sanders comes up with the idea of purchasing the Roman Catholic Diocese of Burlington's headquarters.
It's part of Frito-Lay's Dreamvention contest, which will award $250,000 to the dreamer — age seven and up — who comes up with the best invention.
Chacalall comes up with fantastical creatures and animates them with a simple stereographic aesthetic that comes off like a lenticular print—which he also makes.
It seems there's a new viral fidget spinner video out every day, so we can't wait to see what the Internet comes up with next.
Anything Congress comes up with in upcoming months will have to be bipartisan -- a tough climb in an era when partisanship has gripped Capitol Hill.
She voted for Trump, and she hopes that in his speech, he transcends blame and comes up with a concrete plan to bring down prices.
As Business Insider reports, the guides should include video blogs, Instagram stories, photos and any other creative digital storytelling formats the creator comes up with.
Simply put, their model comes up with the best words for a translation in parallel, instead of in sequential order, which provides a speed boost.
"If Disney or Comcast or anyone else comes up with something with a similar subscriber profile it will make it that much harder," Portell said.
New this fall, travelers can book celebration activities, where the buddy comes up with something customized to suit the event, from marriage proposals to birthdays.
"If the group of 13 comes up with something, all the other groups will fall away," Rodney Whitlock, former acting health policy director for Sen.
Later, Mike "stumbles" upon a book about Evasive Monsters (good job, producers), and comes up with a genius nickname for Luke: the Luke Ness Monster.
When Toto bites the evil Miss Gulch, he is set to be euthanized, but Dorothy comes up with a plan to save her beloved dog.
While Apple believes CareKit could make a real impact on the health industry, the concern that almost always comes up with sensitive information is privacy.
On its own, Girlpool usually comes up with straightforward indie-rock revolving around the two voices, guitar and bass of Cleo Tucker and Harmony Tividad.
They tend to reveal how administrations will try to change policy and funding levels when Congress comes up with detailed appropriations bills for individual departments.
" What's more, he said, "Democrats and proponents of the Iran deal will be assessing any deal that Trump comes up with against the Iran deal.
Only if he comes up with a credible, legal alternative to the Irish backstop that can pass in Westminster will he get a Brexit deal.
After seeing through the false identity she comes up with as a ruse, he does the most unexpected thing imaginable in that moment: He confesses.
Every now and again, someone comes up with a "touch museum" or starts a program for the visually handicapped to experience art through their fingers.
"When we've tested shoes and they didn't squeak, it comes up with our players and our testers," Leo Chang, senior design director at Nike, said.
You&aposre probably the kind of person who comes up with creative ways of solving problems, and who doesn&apost shy away from a challenge.
Most experts assume the 737 Max will return to its normal sales demand once Boeing comes up with a software upgrade in the coming weeks.
Once the group comes up with a proposal, it will be up to the legislature to pass it before Cuomo can sign it into law.
I literally do, because the things he comes up with, I think about it a lot because I think, how did he get this way?
A new report from cybersecurity firm Kaspersky Labs examining the targets — and intended effects — of this week's massive malware attack comes up with some significant insights.
" Of the new work, he said, "It's really the first study which comes up with evidence from what's going on actually out there in natural populations.
Towards the end of the trailer, The Hulk is standing with the rest of The Revengers team (the name Thor comes up with on the spot).
It should also give you a little nudge to recall some of Vince's other music videos, which he famously comes up with the concepts for himself.
"Every couple of years someone comes up with a big idea," says Emile Hokayem of the International Institute for Strategic Studies, a think-tank in London.
The bot, however, has never seen porn before (or so we assume), so comes up with nice, innocuous, and incredibly incorrect interpretations of what's on-screen.
And that's the thing about this project — everybody, top to bottom, these guys, if it's a good idea, they don't care who comes up with it.
Life Noggin explains the math behind how long it would take, giving consideration to all that gravity nonsense, and comes up with a shockingly small number.
The "assistant" comes up with several options in a split second and, the surgeon and his team, choose one that they think is best and proceed.
Right now, the White House comes up with NASA's yearly budget request based on input from NASA's various agencies, before sending the request on to Congress.
"In traditional magazine journalism, often somebody comes up with an idea and the editors will say, 'That's a great world, but there's no story,'" he says.
"If you triangulate Russia, WikiLeaks, Assange, and Trump associates, the person who comes up with the most hits is Nigel Farage," one person told the Guardian.
One answer is that everything is on hold until Theresa May comes up with a plan for winning a meaningful vote on a revised Brexit deal.
"What ultimately happens is everybody comes up with some sort of schema and they end up reusing these passwords site after site after site," he said.
It's rare when Canada actually comes up with something more disgusting than most Americans could imagine — so we must celebrate those lonely moments when they come.
Instead, Sophia digs in her heels in, comes up with a solution, and proves to both viewers and herself that she's capable of giving a shit.
She's competent, to say the least, and comes up with stuff that really works well for the songs, never over-playing or just riding one string.
I don't think it really changed our approach as much as, Scott writes most of the music and comes up with most of the drum parts.
So, for the time being, the Senate works, and the House will probably have to come back to pass whatever legislation McConnell's Senate comes up with.
Religion comes up with the answers before you even ask the questions, whereas science follows the evidence wherever it leads, and it leads to amazing discoveries.
Like Cielle, who is smart enough to see through the deceptions her mother comes up with to shelter her, Leni too experiences a moment of disillusionment.
But that same search in Chinese comes up with a very different portrait: Sheng Xue is a fraud, a thief, a traitor and a serial philanderer.
" Referring to Russia, he added, "Maybe we'll be able to answer more questions when the country concerned by the issue comes up with more precise information.
This summer's heist sleeper, "Baby Driver," comes up with a different treatment of incarceration, speeding through a white character's sentence to get to its romantic ending.
Without clear restrictions, it is likely only a matter of time before someone comes up with a way to make a shoe with more powerful springs.
If a conflict comes up with one of your mediation time slots or you need to defer because a meeting ran over, Goals will automatically reschedule.
She comes up with imaginative shots when in trouble, a skill that is most rewarded on grass courts, where the unpredictable bounces call for greater ingenuity.
"We're trained as ecologists and environmental scientists, but we're never really taught to work with data, so everybody just comes up with their own way," Lowndes said.
It sifts through the S&P 500, eliminates all growth stocks and the so-called "muddle in the middle," and comes up with 114 pure value plays.
While we wait to see what crazy new trend she comes up with next, be on the lookout for all her supermodel friends to copy the look.
It comes up with a cool concept, proves out the technology, then hopes to convince others to take that idea and turn it into a real product.
This series has its own feel, pace and sensibility and we can't wait to see what this incredibly talented group comes up with next in season three.
He vomits and comes up with conspiracy theories (nodding towards the drama's old murder mystery roots) and punches Noah in the face during a fit of rage.
Like every good painter, whenever Gonzalez comes up with a new mix or recipe to match a given, specific car, he creates what's called a spray-out.
As Barnard comments, it's not elegant, but it will stop a lot of frustration until iOS 13 arrives and Apple potentially comes up with a better solution.
The Mike Judge-created comedy follows a California tech "incubator" that actually comes up with the Next Great Idea: Pied Piper, a poorly-named file compression app.
Alex Madrigal comes up with five ways to look at Apple's surprise bummer, and John Gruber muses about how Steve Jobs might have handled the bad news.
It's a classic business story: An entrepreneur comes up with a brilliant idea, pitches it to deep-pocketed investors and builds a billion-dollar company seemingly overnight.
Whatever Mr Trump comes up with next, with or without him in the White House, post-truth politics will be with us for some time to come.
But if the best Mueller comes up with is circumstantial evidence of crimes that would require creative legal theories to prosecute, Trump voters will not be swayed.
It may well be that Silicon Valley one day studies its role in elections and comes up with some kind of salutary town hall of the future.
It's only a matter of time before somebody comes up with a book about a ménage à trois between Peyton and Papa John and the Budweiser horse.
It's a rare album: one that asks us to look into the most damaging part of our soul, and often comes up with more questions than answers.
When Chance and Vic Mensa aren't taking over and trying to get deep, it's Nico Segal—known now as Donnie Trumpet—who comes up with the prophecy.
" A further look into the millennial generation "Growing up is so much easier now because of the weakness which comes up with each generation of weaker people.
When the U.K. team comes up with cool gameplay ideas, they get with 343 to suss out how those new units and mechanics could serve the story.
The Congressional Budget Office — a nonpartisan agency whose director was selected by Republican leaders — comes up with a similar estimate, as do most economists on Wall Street.
"If you triangulate Russia, WikiLeaks, Assange and Trump associates the person who comes up with the most hits is Nigel Farage," an anonymous source told the Guardian.
She comes up with some of the toughest concepts of any collaborator, and she doesn't give up when they prove to require dozens of hours to iterate.
More than 60 years later here we are, in a second-floor room on the West Side of Manhattan, breathless to know what she comes up with.
It's hemorrhaging money, and whenever it comes up with solutions to stay relevant in an age of free, instantaneous communication, Congress reliably jumps in to scuttle reform.
In the shelter, the "seeker" agents can't find them, so this is a win for the "hiders" — at least until someone comes up with a new idea.
But the chords and sonorities he comes up with at once buttress and shake up vocal lines, so the effect, in his hands, lends intriguing dramatic complexity.
Speaking of ... every day, that jackass science comes up with another possible reason for the so-called "obesity epidemic" America, and almost every other country, is facing.
Markets may not go back to normal until the Fed comes up with a long-term fix, said Peter Boockvar, chief investment officer at Bleakley Advisory Group.
Whenever the topic of the draft and dictatorship comes up with friends, family or co-workers, Mr. Padilla said, he is asked how many people he has killed.
Congress has mandated that the agency use the best available science when it comes up with limits for hazardous chemicals or evaluates the effectiveness of its own regulations.
Nor do matters improve much in the second and third hours, when Carter needs cash fast and comes up with seemingly the hardest possible way of acquiring it.
Nick comes up with a plan: Gypsy should write a Facebook message about the murder on their joint account so someone will take care of Dee Dee's body.
This comes up with every piece of news or other content that you browse online, and there you can see what people are saying about those web pages.
It's an international organization of scientists that comes up with standards for how to clean a spacecraft depending on where the vehicle is going in the Solar System.
The site is best known for its competitions, where companies posts a specific data-related challenge and then pay the person who comes up with the best solution.
"I mean if somebody came in," he told the interviewer, Wolf Blitzer, "and comes up with a better machine than him, people stop using it," Mr. Trump said.
And Josh comes up with the — not trying to hit a home run — just took a great swing, the double in the gap to set that all up.
McNeill tried to calm Musk down, and repeated a proverb he had once heard: No man comes up with a good idea when being chased by a tiger.
McNeill tried to calm him down and repeated a proverb he had once heard: No man comes up with a good idea when being chased by a tiger.
Part of the joy of AI is that it doesn't think like humans do, and so it comes up with concepts and ideas we would never think of.
Lenovo's Capital and Incubator Group is setting up a $1,000,000 fund for the individual or company that comes up with the best prototype Mod by March 31st, 2017.
"There's got to be consolidation in all this because if everyone comes up with their own offering it will be too burdensome, it will kill itself," he said.
The crew comes up with the name, submits it to the chain of command, and if it gets approved, they spray paint the name prominently on the gun.
Though the basic concept is the same, it builds upon new features added in 2010's Pac-Man CE DX and comes up with several of its own.
In August 2017, Farnsworth comes up with the idea of changing the price to $10 a month to see if the startup can become the Netflix of cinemas.
That could effectively lock Pershing Square into its investment in Valeant until Mr. Ackman leaves the board, negotiates a sale or comes up with some other exit strategy.
Best did tweet that the FBI often comes up with these types of responses to vast FOIA requests and it doesn't always mean the agency lost the records.
On the playfully bouncing "Silent Stars," Odell tries his hand at percussive production, and comes up with a funky groove that's sure to move any hips it encounters.
It's only a matter of time before someone comes up with an innovative investigation technique or uses an exploit that bores through your fortified walls—and that's it.
Those experiences are relayed in a generic bad-date montage that's indicative of what the series comes up with when it "adds" to the material in the podcast.
Robert, a retired banker, does most of the research and comes up with the subject matter; Vincent, head of sales for Straus News, takes care of the financing.
A bot that reliably comes up with nootropic, full-brain-combat, just-got-back-from-Sand-Hill-Road insights is a bot that deserves to be on Twitter.
And then, perhaps, the startup will data that will illuminate what we talk about when we talk about UAP, UFOs, or whatever acronyms someone comes up with later.
"That said, we do accept and agree with concerns about potential dual use of technology, an issue that comes up with virtually every new powerful technology," Adams said.
It is unlikely that any new tax proposal the President comes up with would win Democratic support, especially if Democrats win control of the House in the midterms.
AW: The difference is that with our individual projects, the author comes up with the selection and sequence, and then works on the nuances with the other person.
"What (the state) comes up with will be the next step," said Barry Taylor, vice president at Equip for Equality, one of the advocates, in a phone call.
Stephens quotes the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, which compiles multiple models and comes up with diplomatic and often conservative estimates of change and projections for the future.
Then check out our Q&A with Brown to shed some light on how exactly she comes up with those spot-on fashion IDs and incredibly memorable style flashbacks.
And as someone who didn't give up on the series even after Bart Bass (Robert Burke) died twice, I'm game to see what The CW comes up with next.
Also important to note: when it comes up with a match, the employee is asked to make a warm introduction only if he or she agrees with Teamable's suggestions.
I do hope that the rich world that's facing these challenges comes up with solutions so that we can once again view digital connectivity as an overwhelmingly positive thing.
Google explains that the software reads a sentence and comes up with multiple hypotheses as to which variant of the sentence is the most plausible in a specific context.
The "creating experiences" idea also comes up with the company's goal to get people to comment more on other peoples' posts because it's a healthier form of social networking.
JAMES QUINCEY: I mean, I think whether he comes up with a rate cut or not, what we've definitely seen is some more stability in the Foreign Exchange Markets.
So if you're using an AI agent to do medical diagnostics and it comes up with a seemingly unintuitive answer, then the doctor might want to know why, right?
Co-creator Baran bo Odar also directs, and he comes up with some ingenious ways to keep past, present, and future all separate, often via clever use of splitscreens.
By making generous assumptions about the size of these low-trust and criminal markets, Barclays comes up with a maximum total value for all crypto-currencies of $660bn-780bn.
The project aims to create an automated system that looks at three levels of tells, fuses them, and comes up with an "integrity score" for an image or video.
It actually starts by testing you on all these metrics, which can be quite daunting, especially when it comes up with a rating for you on all those factors.
"If a machine comes up with an algorithm and you don't have a deep understanding of the appropriate cause and effect relationship, than things get very dangerous," Dalio explained.
But it's bad in that, in theory, if the systems aren't patched or if someone comes up with a new exploit, they could get your passwords and other stuff.
A co-chairman of the House Democratic Policy & Communications Committee, which comes up with messaging for the caucus, Jeffries has already worked closely with the highest ranks of leadership.
That suggests the system is fairly robust despite being trained on synthetic data — plus, it comes up with its candidate grip in an average of less than a second.
The sort of plan someone who has no background in a topic comes up with at a pub, before someone tells them it's preposterous, dangerous, or just won't work.
Once the department comes up with a list of options, there will be at least one comment period in which the public will have a chance to be heard.
I think many days, we both feel like we have sort of a handle on what's happening, and then somebody comes up with something that we didn't think of.
"Divine Horsemen" comfortably travels this familiar ground until about halfway through, when Benny comes up with his ill-fated idea, which involves stealing rare comic books and trading cards.
When pressed, he comes up with "eldritch," an intriguing word that means sinister and eerie, and which seems to have made a kind of comeback in the 20th century.
It will certainly not do harm to the economy and, if academia comes up with the next real big thing, could actually help improve U.S. monetary and regulatory policy.
Usually, it's a developer with deep pockets who comes up with the idea, funds a feasibility study to see if it makes any financial sense, and then builds it.
I personally was really startled, watching upcoming episodes of season seven, that Selina suddenly comes up with the idea of announcing a running mate early as a political tactic.
Overall, converting these $284 trillion in savings into a "single-payer tax" is so difficult that Sanders's own page of tax increase options comes up with just $230 trillion.
He takes aim at both Democrats and Republicans, seeking to elicit laughs by pointing out their differences — but the caricatures he comes up with are tired and one-note.
After talking to her team about whether or not Molly can be trusted to obtain some chicken fingers and mozzarella sticks for dinner, Carey comes up with a sinister plan.
Gannis's work forever challenges me to think about what it means to be a woman on the internet today, and I can't wait to see what she comes up with.
"It's not surprising when he reaches into his toolbox, he comes up with many tools that harken back to that period when Mao was alive: control, propaganda, discipline," he added.
In response to his nightmare, the fox grabs some friends and comes up with solutions to mitigate climate change, specifically by reducing their reliance on burning fossil fuels for power.
But it goes to show you that sometimes the government can regulate the content policies of a private company, if it comes up with a sufficient justification to do so.
One potential new explanation takes the liquid cycle we see here on Earth, tweaks it slightly to account for Titan's own conditions, and comes up with something pretty familiar: Rain.
We can't wait to see what he comes up with next... especially when next year's Oscars rolls around, because it's anyone's guess how many nominations Black Panther will inevitably land.
For better or worse, until the company comes up with another method for interacting with the Echo, a tethered device will continue to be necessary for anything beyond simple interactions.
An international panel of the UN World Meteorological Organization comes up with a list of names for storms, recycling the same list every six years, according to the hurricane center.
After learning about what led Jamie to duel Black Jack Randall, Claire puts her growing hate for her husband behind her and comes up with a plan for his freedom.
Editorial Just when it seems that Donald Trump could not display more ignorance and bad judgment or less of a moral compass, he comes up with another ignominy or two.
Jeffries, as a co-chair of the House Democratic Policy & Communications Committee, which comes up with messaging for the caucus, has already worked closely with the highest ranks of leadership.
That should help prevent trade barriers based on how plants are bred, and that could help set a standard when the issue comes up with other nations, such as China.
Whether you subscribe to this idea or not, it's hard not to wonder if there might be something to the crazy things your brain comes up with while you're sleeping.
InSpec works hand in hand with Microsoft's new Azure Policy Guest Configuration (who comes up with these names?) and allows users to automatically audit all of their applications on Azure.
President Obama comes up with the all-American consensus candidate, Merrick Garland, someone who had won praise from not just the left but the right, and the hammer drops, bam!
The company said it would continue operating while it comes up with a plan to pay its creditors, including the Justice Department, under Chapter 11 of the federal bankruptcy code.
The Hustlers star learned how to pole dance for her role as Ramona, a stripper who comes up with a scheme to rob Wall Street bankers of thousands of dollars.
By the time the husband-to-be comes up with the money, often after years of labor in Iran, the girl has grown up and developed feelings for someone else.
When her mom leaves for a tropical vacation with her boyfriend, Chloe comes up with a plan: Drive herself to the audition in D.C., try out, and get a spot.
All the academic research, conducted with different methods, on different races and in different years, comes up with the same results, she said: There is an impact from political ads.
It always weirds you out when they do a trailer for a film, and the name comes up with that... [struggles to say the term "Oscar-winner"] logo on it.
Unfortunately I don't warm to the Green's leadership but unless a local independent candidate comes up with a more holistic scheme I will vote for them — as a protest vote.
"Sometimes it comes up with a desert and it thinks its an indecent image or pornography," Mark Stokes, the department's head of digital and electronics forensics, recently told The Telegraph.
The broader market would certainly welcome such enhanced transparency, but how long would it be before the ever-inventive trading community comes up with a new ruse to game the system?
Instead, the Chief comes up with a solution — keep the girl in the hospital for 30 days, and a new state insurance policy will kick in regardless of her father's income.
For the first time since the Wii launched all the way back in 2006, it's finally possible to confidently say: We can't wait to see what Nintendo comes up with next.
The FTC comes up with ... they move the goalposts, and they say you have to follow these goalposts, and there's not a lot of interpretation to what that actually means, technically.
Technological progress might yet tilt the playing field to a newcomer, especially if some visionary of virtual or augmented reality comes up with anything close to the fantasies of science fiction.
And unless the World of Order comes up with a collective strategy to help stabilize the World of Disorder — not just build walls — this play will have a long, wide run.
"So we're talking to him and I don't know how it came up, but it usually comes up with Seth where he starts talking about marijuana and pornography," Apatow told Colbert.
He said much would depend on the outcome of discussions about the federal budget, with the central bank more likely to cut rates if the government comes up with spending cuts.
Richard Branson, a British tycoon, has offered $25m to whoever first comes up with a "commercially viable design" that would remove 1bn tonnes of greenhouse gases a year for ten years.
Click here to view original GIFWhen LA closes a major freeway for construction, the city usually comes up with scary names for it to keep people off the roads. Carmageddon. Jamzilla.
British director Mike Leigh (of the recent Mr. Turner) comes up with his scripts in conjunction with his actors, who improvise until they're happy with the screenplay, and then begin shooting.
Watt said he strives to come up with original posts that fit in with the values he would usually write about, instead of using something the company comes up with itself.
" Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt's Ellie Kemper is even getting in on the action, filming an ad for the campaign in which she comes up with a mango-coconut flavor called "Island Getaway.
If a developer comes up with a great game like Job Simulator or Headmaster... if those guys can not continue to make games, that's a big problem for the whole industry.
His point: every administration comes up with a new catchword and strategic framework to describe the U.S.-China relationship, but the trade deficit with China just keeps ballooning by the billions.
Jim Renacci (R-Ohio) authored legislation in 2015 that would hike the federal gas tax and index it to inflation, unless Congress comes up with other funding ideas within two years.
But I think the other thing I would say is we do hear these stories about lies in Silicon Valley, and that's another interesting point that Dan Ariely comes up with.
The company is donating to the alliance its time, expertise and any intellectual property associated with the flavors and sensory innovations it comes up with to make the drugs more palatable.
"If the president comes up with somebody that's credible and is a little bit more mainstream or moderate, I wouldn't be surprised to see Chuck give him a hearing," he said.
As bandleader of The Late Show With Stephen Colbert, the multi-instrumentalist comes up with perfect tunes to introduce guests, to complement Colbert's jokes, and to keep the audience hyped up.
After months of investigation, he comes up with the name of a private citizen very likely to be Ferrante, an Italian woman living in Rome who is not available for comment.
"We were nowhere close to where we needed to be," he said, adding that educators are happy to return to the table if the district comes up with any new offers.
Die Reihe—the recording project of New Yorker Jack Callahan—returns with Housed, a cassette that surveys the history of house music and comes up with something a little more warped.
A great bit of Colombian passing leads to a dangerous cross on the ground from Santiago Arias on the right side, but the Polish defense again comes up with a clearance.
Online, there is an irresistible social currency to being a user who has thousands of followers, who starts memes, who comes up with an idea that is turned into a movie.
International lenders such as the World Bank and African Development Bank (AfDB) are also holding back on loans until Nigeria comes up with a plan to make its economy more resilient.
A. comes up with a good idea of getting him a vanity license plate for one of his new cars for Christmas or his birthday since its two days after Christmas.
Monetary policy decision could be put on hold if the government comes up with strong fiscal stimulus, as the central bank would be wary of the inflationary impact of the same.
Nomura said in a note that even if May comes up with a credible Brexit plan, it is far from clear whether it would be "workable" and accepted by EU members.
Its co-founder and CEO Vlad Tenev explains that the company comes up with new product ideas by studying what its users search for, but fail to find on the app.
"One thing that comes up with a lot of clients is that they have a big transaction — such as buying a house — and the bank is loaning them $500,000," said Minott.
Wolff and I never spoke about this book, so where he comes up with the assertions on what I think of the Trump kids or Jared Kushner are completely made up.
Look, there's always going to be somebody who comes up with the format that really works, like the outliers that make the world sort of turn around in the entertainment business.
Tom Holland voices a kid scientist who comes up with the whack-a-doo plan to transform spies into birds, and Rashida Jones and DJ Khaled (sure!) round out the supporting cast.
Charles then cames up -- comes up with this idea for how George W. Bush can pull Harriet Miers&apos nomination, effectively an exit strategy, and the White House follows Charles&apos instructions.
Yet the man who pioneered the use of space materials in watches comes up with many of his ideas sitting in his 18th-century French castle, admiring his fleet of antique cars.
Yup, after almost 15 years of crunching data about billions of people on this planet, the most useful thing Zuck comes up with is a place for everyone to buy more shit.
If you have the right circumstances, it's only a matter of time before someone comes up with a compelling political narrative that convinces people to use violence to get what they want.
The current piece that we're performing is done by a process called the deconstructive approach, which is where a composer comes up with a musical idea that's independent of any data whatsoever.
When you take a photo, the camera comes up with two dots or however many shots on the camera you've chosen, and they light up to indicate the shots as they're taken.
An annual survey by the Catholic University's Centre for Public Policy, which uses a slightly different methodology, comes up with a figure of close to 60% and shows Catholicism falling more slowly.
Of course details in patents don't always make their way into products, especially when it comes to companies like Apple that files a patent for every decent idea it comes up with.
But it also gives the incoming Trump administration more time to review the issue, and could ultimately lead to reforms in the way the government comes up with food and labeling guidelines.
British director Mike Leigh (of the recent Mr. Turner) comes up with his scripts in conjunction with his actors, who improvise until they're happy with the screenplay, and then begin the shoot.
ABLV rejected the allegations, but has had to apply for emergency liquidity assistance from the central bank while the ECB has blocked its payments until it comes up with a crisis plan.
First, what it does: Atomic, which has 15 employees, judging by LinkedIn, essentially comes up with its own ideas for companies, then seeks out individuals who it thinks could steer these companies.
Even when Sophie comes up with a plan, it proceeds glacially, with the characters explaining what they plan to do, then leaving long, slack gaps in the story while they do it.
The study then goes into a nauseating amount of mathematical detail to explain why this is the case and comes up with an added solution that sounds like a Monty Python bit.
The team often comes up with several wordles per theme and then picks out flavor profiles that relate to each, so the consumer will experience specific feelings and memories with each taste.
But why not find room for Riley's wildly inventive screenplay, which comes up with a third-act plot turn that simultaneously twists the knife in late capitalism's back and leaves you laughing?
"On occasion, Bernie comes up with libertarian views when he talks about taking away the cronyism on Wall Street, so in essence he's right, and occasionally he voted against war," Paul added.
"Whatever he comes up with in regard to opioid addiction, it's going to have more a market-oriented approach than you'd get under the Obama administration or any other administration," Bullock said.
Star's lawyer John Bursch brought up camouflage, saying that when a company comes up with a design for camouflage it could seek protection for the design, but not for the garments themselves.
He added that JUUL, which also sells tobacco-flavored products that would likely not be captured by any federal ban, would comply with whatever rules and regulations the FDA comes up with.
He and I did collaborate on another interesting puzzle currently in The New York Times Crossword queue, and I can tell you he comes up with an amazing number of ingenious ideas.
Cohen said when Iran does test its obligations under the nuclear agreement that could drive oil prices higher and the market could also react to any other activities Iran comes up with.
That committee would hash out a compromise behind closed doors, sending whatever it comes up with to both chambers, which would then vote with limited public debate and no opportunity for amendments.
Schor, trading improvisations with another Esperantist, comes up with elmuri —"to take something out of a wall"—for getting cash from an A.T.M. The compounds give Esperanto a playful, almost childlike, character.
Yet third-party sellers have long suspected that if Amazon notices that a particular product is selling well, it comes up with its own version — and offers it at a lower price.
After Rudolph's red nose shines in his father Donner's cave, for instance, causing Donner a curiously profound mortification, the old man comes up with a fake nose for his boy to wear.
That's hardly typical for an actor leaving a TV show; usually everybody involved comes up with as good a cover story as they can muster, or tells some version of the truth.
Luke comes up with a plan: hit the stash houses a few times to force Cottonmouth to move all his cash to Crispus Attucks, where Luke can collect all the assets at once.
Yet whenever Obama comes up with a new proposal, like his executive actions this week, gun sales spike, in part due to fears that the president is about to take away people's guns.
This video explores the idea of why we procrastinate—the limbic system vs the prefrontal cortex, instinct vs rational thinking—and comes up with a suggestion to re-train priorities: mindfulness meditation. Maybe?
Besides that letter-sliding mode you have available to you, the app is designed to get faster over time, as it learns your typing behavior and comes up with smarter predictions and corrections.
The next major version of Android, for now referred to as "Android P" until Google comes up with a dessert-inspired code name, may have a new feature to help protect your privacy.
You can't, apparently, copyright an algorithm — that is, you can patent it, but if someone comes up with it themselves, it looks like they can use it without running afoul of the law.
While it will be hard to get any kind of moral message onto the show itself, Debbie comes up with the idea of making a TV spot that airs separately from the show.
This is what AI developers call the "black box" problem—when a machine comes up with an answer or solution to a problem, but without an obvious method of how it got there.
It would not stop the Russia probe in its tracks, but it certainly would give Trump the advantage of providing his own account rather than waiting to see what Mueller comes up with.
" She recalls an actual murder at the college, and comes up with an alternative definition: "I know violence has to mean what it says, and it shuts everybody up when it says it.
As Hot Julian continues to ponder this, though, he comes up with something that rings true: It's easy to do this to one another because we're all sleeping with people we don't know.
"For right now, Fizzy Lifting Drinks have to remain in a land of pure imagination, until Willy Wonka comes up with an even lighter gas worthy of mass-production in soda," Hill concluded.
When Henry learns that Lucy essentially relives the same day since a car crash damaged her temporal lobe a year before, he comes up with ingenious plans to win her heart from scratch.
"The reason why it's so important for Honey Pot to do well is so the next Black girl that comes up with a great idea, she could have a better opportunity," she says.
"This is not the first time she has had to deal with pressure, but she surprises me with some of the fight she comes up with," Gauff's father, and coach, Corey told Reuters.
When it comes to making friends, long, lean, woody-brown Heidi suffers, because no one can see her beyond her camouflage until the kind spider-teacher comes up with a solution (a scarf).
Until Turkey comes up with a plan that is comprehensive and built on the idea that Syrians are and will continue to be a part of Turkish society, the situation will remain precarious.
As part of Discovery's participation in the company, the Oprah Winfrey Network (OWN) has the right of first refusal for all scripted and unscripted television shows that Will Packer Media comes up with.
"If a doctor at another facility says she's fine and comes up with a second opinion, that kind of takes the law out of it," said Chris Vasvick, a Martin County sheriff's deputy.
In an effort to drum up some PR for the holidays, WKRP station manager Arthur Carlson comes up with the worst publicity stunt of all time: Drop live turkeys out of a helicopter.
If she comes up with something that might be worth money, she'll reach out to a lawyer and look into patenting it, or she'll collaborate with a brand to make it a reality.
StyleGAN is particularly good at identifying different characteristics within images — such as hair, eyes, and face shape — which allows people using it to have more control over the faces it comes up with.
"The algorithm essentially learns an underlying structure from all the data it gets, and then comes up with different combinations of the data that reflect the structure that it was taught," Hayes said.
He was fired, but never charged, and so Erica comes up with a plan to seduce him in order to expose him as a sexual predator, all in the name of justice for Luke.
It definitely fell under the umbrella of biohacking: some guy comes up with an experimental, unregulated treatment and administers it to people in hotel rooms and coffee shops without going through the proper channels.
They'll vie for $2,73 in prize money, $500 of which will come from the DNC and be awarded to the child who comes up with the best defensive strategy for states around the country.
They'll vie for $2,500 in prize money, $500 of which will come from the DNC and be awarded to the child who comes up with the best defensive strategy for states around the country.
"One way that has been proposed is the NCPO comes up with a solution," he said, referring to the junta by the abbreviation of its official name, the National Council for Peace and Order.
From that point of view, you're seeing someone who comes up with the idea of a character to having that character fully realized and brought to life where it can unleash a devastating attack.
ObamaCare supporters are worried that President Trump's attacks on the law will depress enrollment and confuse consumers, inflicting damage that can't be fixed even if Congress comes up with a bipartisan health-care deal.
And then, you know, Berners-Lee comes up with the idea of the World Wide Web, but they're already using an internet and it's supported by the Defense Department as people now should know.
She bursts with creativity in all kinds of ways: She paints, she learns to play music, she makes gorgeous cupcakes, she invents dinners, she comes up with new ways to make their small home exciting.
She comes up with a clever plan to ship them off to the deadly infested Blood Island, but her plan is foiled when she books them a business class ticket and not a charter jet.
Then, after an uncomfortably long pause and following prodding from me, he attempts to explain how the startup comes up with new techniques and tests them in the wild, again without disclosing too much information.
I'm not sure Facebook will give up so quickly and it will be worth watching what kind of workarounds, if any, it comes up with to continue in its wider strategy to "connect" us all.
"The chemical evidence alone would not be particularly strong, but put this together with the morphological evidence from the filaments and tubes and one comes up with a pretty logical biological scenario," Wacey told Gizmodo.
Like, the same way a stand-up comic comes up with a joke: They think of a funny premise, and they think of a bunch of punchlines, and they think of a bunch of tags.
Highlight of the episode: Walt comes up with an elaborate plan to take out Todd, his relatives, and the rest of the white supremacists who are holding Jesse hostage in order to set him free.
It's not clear whether anything the group comes up with can gain the approval of the President.. "In the end it's going to depend on whether the President can live with it," Texas Republican Sen.
Since 2003, Brazilian presidents have appointed attorneys general for two-year terms based on a list of three names submitted by the National Association of Prosecutors, which comes up with the shortlist through a vote.
Here's hoping Respawn comes up with clever ways to keep both maps fresh and popular simultaneously, which can be a struggle if World's Edge proves far more fun than the game's initial Kings Canyon location.
Plus, they say there's no guarantee that whatever the Senate comes up with on immigration will be taken up in the House, which is full of hard-line GOP members opposed to any DACA deal.
If the UK somehow comes up with a brand new plan, the EU says it will entertain a longer extension but will require the UK to participate in European parliamentary elections, which start May 23.
Whatever the conference committee comes up with will then have to pass both the House and Senate again — meaning it will have to meet that difficult challenge of getting the support of 50 Republican senators.
Laurel & Michaela Battle Their Demons Laurel is eager to get out of the hospital, and comes up with a plan to file the same motion her mother did when Jorge locked her away against her will.
Athens on Thursday recalled its ambassador to Austria in anger over the border closures and has threatened to block European Union decision-making unless the bloc comes up with concerted action to deal with the crisis.
This prompted Greece to recall its ambassador to Austria in anger over the border closures and threaten to block European Union decision-making unless the bloc comes up with concerted action to deal with the crisis.
She comes up with that brilliant plan while watching Point Break, which is amazing but also raises a lot of questions, like, what would her plan have been if she'd been watching Silence of the Lambs?
Luckily for the crew, Daley is a calm, resourceful genius and comes up with a last-ditch plan to destroy the enemy's ship, thus ending this little saga the way most Star Trek episodes do: Happily.
The algorithm self-designs its model by responding to positive or negative feedback on the result it comes up with, so the AI can teach itself to understand if it's seeing the correct type of play.
Of course, he is well within his collectively bargained rights to ignore and refuse (in good faith) whatever counterproposals the union comes up with, but again, that is precisely the problem: he's allowed to do that.
Taking all that and combining it with more information sources outside of the candidate's own input, it comes up with some 300 data points that it crunches together to match candidates with job and internship opportunities.
At first, he dismisses the decidedly feminine stories that Colette comes up with: Though they are drawn from her own coming of age, this chauvinist can't fathom that anyone would care about a girl's innermost thoughts.
Credit...Liz Clayman for The New York Times When the question "what do you do?" comes up with people I've just met, I know it won't be long before I need to make a delicate calculation.
If you were skeptical about any of these things at the time, you were a RINO, a cuck, or whatever other dopey term of art the rageisphere comes up with to mean 'not one of us.
"We've been stuck and running out of ideas on the problem for a long time, so it's automatically exciting when anyone comes up with new insights," said James Maynard, a mathematician at the University of Oxford.
I GOT ABOUT HALFWAY THROUGH THE FIRST SENTENCE, WHICH IS MORE THAN I USUALLY GET THROUGH WITH CHARLIE BEFORE HE COMES UP WITH A BETTER IDEA, AND HE JUST SAYS, LET'S JUST HAVE THREE VICE CHAIRMEN.
In a discussion with a friend who similarly specializes in breaking Mario games in weird ways, fellow YouTube creator EverythingABC comes up with a way to beat the level without pressing a single button at all.
After some quick dino-DNA building in Dr. Wu's lab, Claire comes up with the perfect solution that is sure to please Masrani and kids everywhere  — The Indominus Rex — the biggest, smartest, scariest hybrid dinosaur ever created.
He also brushed off calling a shareholder meeting in the immediate future, saying that he planned to summon shareholders after the board comes up with changes based on recommendations from the special committee, expected in late March.
"The amount of stuff that he comes up with…the amount of creativity in his head, that he creates each year and has created over his entire life, the different ideas he has had," she tells WWD.
According to Business Insider, it is "not clear how much Facebook is paying the Daily Telegraph for the articles, or who comes up with the initial story ideas," with both the company and the Telegraph declining comment.
"It's really easy for dogs, especially my dog, who everyone wants to feed treats to, to get a little chubby," Cohen says of one of the issues that comes up with being a well-known pet owner.
We're getting close to the playoffs, which means it's the time of year when everyone comes up with the same idea: Hey, wouldn't it be cool if the league's top seeds got to pick their playoff opponents?
The design of the packs is actually part of the new film's story line: The engineer Jillian Holtzmann (Kate McKinnon) comes up with a prototype that is so large it has to be pushed around on wheels.
Rejecting as many untenable or extreme nominees as Trump comes up with, though—taking them one at a time, giving each a fair, open-minded hearing—would make sense in a way that blind delay does not.
Major trade groups representing internet giants want any bill that Congress comes up with to pre-empt state laws like California's out of concern that they'll have to navigate conflicting -- and stringent -- data regulations in each state.
At the same time, he made a political statement, calling for immigration reform and a deal on the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, which will sunset in March unless Congress comes up with a permanent solution.
Greece on Thursday recalled its ambassador to Austria in anger over the border closures and has threatened to block European Union decision-making unless the bloc comes up with concerted action to deal with the migrant crisis.
There's been so much discrepancy that the U.S. Government Accountability Office looked into ICE's budget requests and found that its methodology was inaccurate and recommended a change in the way it comes up with its cost estimates.
In the end, Trump promises to send Priebus a case of his "classiest" vodka and comes up with the idea to paint the White House in gold leaf and put a golf course on the National Mall.
In exchange, Workhorse will get a 1 percent commission on each of the first 200,1003 trucks sold by Lordstown Motors, as well as 1 percent of any debt or equity financing the new startup comes up with.
"If Cohen comes up with something that really connects Trump to a crime ... it can't be just any old crime, it has be about the Russians and the election," said Matt Maley, equity strategist at Miller Tabak.
After some quick dino-DNA building in Dr. Wu's lab, Claire comes up with the perfect solution that is sure to please Masrani and kids everywhere  — The Indominus rex — the biggest, smartest, scariest hybrid dinosaur ever created.
Someone comes up with a better ideaEven if the American Health Care Act, or its most recent version, isn't the future of healthcare in America, don't count the GOP out: They are hardly out of bad ideas.
By the end of the novel, Robinson comes up with some ideas that would make the Bernie Sanders / Elizabeth Warren wing of the Democratic Party pretty happy: putting the brakes on unfettered capitalism to help save the planet.
Murray Sinclair, an Ojibway and the former head of a national commission that looked into residential schools, says until the government comes up with a clear plan on how to achieve true reconciliation its statements risk becoming platitudes.
Bulgaria, which lies across one of the routes of migrants and refugees influx to western Europe, has called on Brussels to close all its external borders until it comes up with a joint solution to the migrant crisis.
Thus, Trump is not going to bless Merck if it comes up with a better anti-lung cancer drug, Cramer said, and he doesn't care about trying to figure out the costs and benefits of orphan drug status.
But the only way there'll be a better album in 2017 is if some genius comes up with one that unifies the Democratic Party in song from the left, only not... never mind, this is a record review.
The person who actually comes up with the fresh, clever, quotable turn of phrase, the one that captures a moment or a feeling in a way that you recognize as different and original — that person deserves a salute.
When Trump is forced to actually put down in writing his plan to restore America's jobs, he comes up with a list of standard-issue conservative policy statements with no actual prospect of meaningfully increasing middle-class incomes.
"Right now we're in wait-and-see mode to see what Boeing comes up with," said Captain Jason Goldberg, spokesman for the APA, part of a delegation of airline safety experts and pilots set to test the upgrade.
There's no word yet on a follow-up to Devil Is Fine, but there's a busy program of 2018 tour dates, and the metal world waits with baited breath to see what Zeal & Ardor comes up with next.
Richard Harrington, who quit as a junior business minister, said he hoped May would not resign but instead take to Brussels whatever Brexit proposals parliament comes up with in a series of votes that the government had opposed.
Until the left understands this and comes up with something other than bashing Mr. Trump and trying to obstruct everything the Republicans try to do for our country, it will remain out of touch with the American people.
"I think this project was decided down one quiet corridor — an agency with intentionally little oversight that comes up with slightly crazy ideas — and top people in the Pentagon will be as shocked as I was," he said.
Millions have been spent and countless hours have been wasted on the extensive suite of investigations of the IRS, each of which comes up with the same solution: create better, easier-to-follow rules on nonprofit political activity.
Uchida pleaded with shareholders to be patient while he comes up with a plan by May to recover from crumbling profits and a corporate shake-up following Ghosn's arrest in Japan in late 2018 over financial misconduct charges.
He starts by figuring out what the finale of the scavenger hunt will be; then he comes up with the beginning, then he creates what he calls "anchor points," things that need to happen to keep the hunt flowing.
You can't be writing in a room where it's, "Well, we can't say anything about X, Y, Z." To be perfectly frank, that's how one comes up with the, "How about if the two horses are having sex" idea.
Tech executives at companies from Apple to Facebook to Airbnb said that unless the Republican-held Congress comes up with a legislative fix, the end of the program will strike a blow to the economy and to their workforces.
More important, Mr. Goldberg comes up with a team of Yiddish-speaking jokester-superheroes who are at the heart of his story, and who make it their mission to avenge countless acts of anti-Semitism, both real and anticipated.
Yeh, her husband, and her husband's family are locked into a relationship where Yeh is constantly trying to give bland Midwestern staples a new culinary zing, and everybody says they like what she comes up with, but do they?
Ultimately, Facebook is better with friends and even if the connection suggestions that Facebook comes up with are already stellar, it's good to see some of the thinking that's being done behind the scenes in terms of common interests.
"If Uber comes up with a strategy to lock in some of the drivers or customers with more incentives, it will be difficult for Ola to make a comeback," said Neil Shah, partner and research director at Counterpoint Research.
"It's definitely a topic that comes up with friends, especially with my friends in political science," Canete says, noting that he grows frustrated when older politicians talk about the way they paid their own way through college decades ago.
Winning approval from the Civil Aviation Administration of China for the 737 Max to fly there again is an open question, even if Boeing comes up with a fix that meets the approval of the US Federal Aviation Administration.
"The states have a very strong case unless the Justice Department comes up with a solution that would truly preserve a strong fourth competitor in the market," said Gene Kimmelman, a former senior antitrust official at the Justice Department.
Paul eventually comes to accept that he is bound by the laws of predestination and that he can't stop the fracture in time from occurring, whereupon he comes up with the frankly astounding idea to circumnavigate the problem altogether.
And one of the examples I use, let's say a company comes up with artificial intelligence software that displaces most of the 2½ million Americans who work in call centers right now, making between $10 and $14 an hour.
Cecilia still doesn't believe this to be true and comes up with one final plot to reveal Adrian's abuse by agreeing to have dinner at their former house — only this time she'll be wearing a wire to record him.
We spoke with the rapper before Burrow faces off against Trevor Lawrence and Clemson in the national championship on Monday ... and he says there's gonna be some models waiting for the guy if he comes up with the dub.
"We're not used to a mayor or a police chief making those kinds of statements, but right now they're just words until they, she, actually comes up with some policies and practices and puts them into play," he said.
Such repetition, combined with the extended "aaands" before many of his observations, are signs of someone who has little to say, who comes up with new verbiage only in sputters, and who has rickety strategies for papering it over.
She generally avoids the pundit's temptation to coin trademark phrases, though she comes up with one terrific one: "Martian jet lag," to describe the case of inventors who suffer from a problem years before other people do — and spy an opportunity.
"Even if an academic comes up with a really accurate bot detection scheme that gives great insight into the problem, Twitter has every motivation to discredit it despite the fact that the public has every right to know," he said.
The idea is that the EU tax would cease to exist once the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development comes up with a long-term global solution to the taxation of internet companies, which is not expected before several years.
And he's talking about it with Variety Jones and he comes up with an idea that before he wants to do that, Ross Ulbricht, he wants to do different language versions of the site, so a Spanish version and so on.
Each trailer is slightly different, he explains, but generally, each track comes about in two different ways: he's either given a brief, which outlines what the trailer's editors are looking for, or he comes up with music on his own.
Trump administration officials have said that trade talks with China cannot resume until it comes up with specific actions it is willing take to meet U.S. demands for sweeping changes to policies on technology transfers, industrial subsidies and market access.
"Since there's not a great commercial product to solve this issue yet, everyone comes up with their own solutions," she writes, giving examples of blankets, layers and more and imploring others to "cut parents some slack" before jumping to conclusions.
Trump administration officials have said that trade talks with China cannot resume until Beijing comes up with specific actions it is willing take to meet U.S. demands for sweeping changes to policies on technology transfers, industrial subsidies and market access.
While everyone comes up with different answers for it and often try to find a cool thing to say, I think, save for certain people with very unique experiences, a lot of our earliest experiences with music are those big records.
A WTO spokeswoman said that even if this weekend's negotiation successfully comes up with an agreement and a list of environmental goods, the participants will still need to come back in the new year to approve the phase out of tariffs.
The way they tend to represent words is much simpler: it looks at all those different definitions of the word and comes up with a sort of average — a complex representation, to be sure, but not reflective of its true complexity.
"Unless the (Chinese) government comes up with a measure to support its economy in the long term, investors will likely stay concerned," he said, adding that the Japanese market may also see another sell-off if Chinese shares are suspended again.
" Penny Lane on the Satanic Panic: "Let's say you're a high school teacher in a small town, and someone comes up with these crazy accusations that you're part of a Satanic cult and you've been raping children after school or something.
" Miffed, Lisa comes up with her own idea for a doll, a doll with "the tenacity of Nina Totenberg and the common sense of Elizabeth Cady Stanton and, to top it off, the down-to-earth good looks of Eleanor Roosevelt.
The competition, called 100&Change, is open to organizations in any field, anywhere in the world, as long as the proposal identifies a problem affecting people, a place, or the entire planet and comes up with a way to fix it.
Surely this is not the moment to get swept up in our own moral superiority, but rather to understand the specificity of the proposals he comes up with and to offer concrete amendments and alternatives to address the same problems.
The Pentagon comes up with a program 27 years ago to "test" if eliminating all transparency and penalties for non-compliance with small business subcontracting goals is actually going to "increase subcontracting opportunities for small business" for Pentagon prime contractors.
We need an equivalent to the FDA, some agency that can protect the intellectual property of a company that comes up with an algorithm but also ensure that the public isn't being harmed or violated in any way by it.
If I were a mega publisher like Activision or Electronic Arts, I'd sit back and see which of these small developers comes up with the best solution to the locomotion problem, and which game resonates with early adopters the most.
Gorbach may be the weaker stylist, at times insightful while at other times too reliant on academic jargon and theory, but his is the deeper dive, and he comes up with a surprising amount of fresh material on Hecht's activism.
On this week's episode, Beth Ann (Ginnifer Goodwin) comes up with a scheme to keep Rob (Sam Jaeger) away from April (Sadie Calvano) but ends up growing closer to her husband's mistress in the process, according to the show's logline.
Neither Canada nor any other ally, of course, can begin to match the United States in might or wealth, and it remains to be seen whether Mr. Trudeau comes up with the money to achieve the goals Ms. Freeland enunciated.
And, it's important to remember that even once the administration comes up with new screening procedures, there will still be bans on who can come to the US based on countries that don't provide enough information to the US government.
Ms. Fitzsimmons, a reporter who covers transit and infrastructure issues for The New York Times, often comes up with story ideas while commuting on the F train from Brooklyn to her desk in Midtown Manhattan simply by watching and listening.
After a deepfake computer program comes up with final images that Shales is satisfied with, he almost always has to do some smoothing and blurring by hand with visual effects software (AI, he notes, is getting better at this kind of finishing work).
My question is, if the President comes up with a deal and it&aposs a significant deal, and it involves nukes and it involves the United States making some concessions and so forth, will we demand that it be treated as a treaty?
It's going to be some scientist in a lab that comes up with an energy-efficient membrane for desalinating water, and then that scientist is going to have no idea how to deal with fighting the water utilities, public procurement, all of that.
"What you do is you look for large-scale climate conditions that tend to predispose a season one way or the other," says Phil Klotzbach, a research scientist at Colorado State University's Department of Atmospheric Science, who comes up with CSU's seasonal outlooks.
Unless Robert Mueller, the special prosecutor looking into links between Mr Trump's campaign and Russia's meddling in the 2016 election, comes up with explosive material, Democratic leaders will hold back their colleagues who are itching to start impeachment proceedings against the president.
Blindspotting's title comes from a term that one of its characters, psychology student Val (Janina Gavankar), comes up with to describe the phenomenon in which a person sees only what they want to see while neglecting to see what's in their blind spot.
"The market is still trying to weigh concerns about tariffs on one hand and understanding how the President acts and how he speaks openly and comes up with a different policy in the end," said Robert Pavlik, chief investment strategist at SlateStone Wealth.
Didi's case sparked outrage and raised concerns about safety in the fast-growing ride-hailing sector in China, prompting the company to say that it would suspend its Hitch service indefinitely until it comes up with a safety mechanism acceptable to its users.
At the end of that fight, Rebecca challenged him to tell her one thing that he loved about her now, not of the Rebecca he conjures up in his mind, but he comes up with nothing and is silent in that moment.
BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Italy has threatened to bar ships of the EU naval force from bringing migrants picked up in the Mediterranean to its ports unless the bloc comes up with ways to share the burden of taking them in, officials in Brussels said.
When it's too much to bear, Retsuko will sneak off and belt out some intense and hate-filled death metal songs that she comes up with on the spot, wishing death upon the people who frustrate her most and begrudging her terrible position.
For more information on the new offerings, and to learn about how the doughnut chain comes up with its eats, check out Refinery's exclusive Q&A with Dunkin' Donuts' executive chef Jeff Miller:How does Dunkin' come up with its new menu items?
When it comes to how we have managed our energy sector, instead of using public funds to build a new power plant we had a power-purchase agreement where the private sector comes up with the money and we buy the energy.
If a company comes up with a much better system of managing Wi-Fi transmissions or just offers much better features, like parental controls, customers would be able to buy one of those routers and have it take over their entire network.
"If the National Academy of Medicine, comes up with a report that is not what Congress likes, given what is a clear attack on nutritional science and lack of understanding of what nutritional science is, that's where our fear comes in," she said.
"It's been us walking this tightrope between clearly not having any formal connection to the project — not deriving any benefit from it — and also not wanting to just be completely helpless and, you know, see what Oliver Stone comes up with," Wizner said.
The queen has learned quite a bit about diplomacy and manipulation, however, and she comes up with a very clever solution: Give Sussex's commoner wife a discretionary title, Duchess of Inverness, that will allow her to come to state dinners at the palace.
The Bureau of Economic Analysis comes up with the PCE using the same data that goes into the quarterly gross domestic product report plus information from a variety of business reports, and it can revise that number just like GDP gets revised.
The recipes found on Traders Table are a combination of McBride putting her own spin on things learned in the kitchen from her mom, and dishes McBride comes up with on the fly based on whatever her TJ's shop included that week.
The hit novel of the summer was Ottessa Moshfegh's My Year of Rest and Relaxation, a story about a beautiful 26-year-old New Yorker who comes up with a plan to spend only 40 hours awake in a four-month period.
And there's some nice work in the technical department from composer Steven Price, who comes up with a memorable theme for the Squad, and cinematographer Roman Vasyanov, who ably suggests a city descending into chaos whenever Ayer gets out of his way.
Their reason: McConnell refused to assure that future spending bills would be free of poison-pill riders and that funding would be split fairly between defense and domestic programs — a contentious issue that often comes up with spending measures for the Pentagon.
Mr. Maguire was scheduled to leave next month anyway under a vacancies law, although administration officials had been looking for ways to extend him, and Mr. Grenell is only temporary while the president comes up with a nominee to send to the Senate.
Yet it's Abrams who comes up with the perfect metaphor for this conflict: a rigid and outdated programming rule that accidentally helps fascists nearly conquer the galaxy, and that can only be defeated by (temporarily) wiping the memory of a beloved character.
It also suspended the nation's program for admitting refugees from anywhere in the world for 120 days, while the government comes up with a stricter process for vetting them, but allowed for exceptions for persecuted religious minorities, like Christians in Muslim countries.
With the remaining funds available to him, Richard comes up with the best "how-Pied-Piper-works" thing he can think of, which is "Pipey," an animated bot eerily reminiscent of "Clippy," the universally detested Microsoft Word assistant from the late 1990s.
But the state and market systems "are incompatible, given the different prices and wages each comes up with, so that strength in one often means weakness in the other," said William Brown, a former C.I.A. analyst who follows the North Korean economy.
The judge on Friday rejected the administration's request that the case be put on hold, saying that an inquiry into the racial bias allegation would be relevant even if the government comes up with a new rationale for adding the citizenship question.
It's the kind of art that confuses old people, like Liu-Wong's sister's husband's grandfather, who once asked the artist how she comes up with her "crazy ideas"—since it's not the sort of stuff he thought a "normal person" would paint.
The case sparked outrage on social media and concerns over safety issues in the fast-growing ride-hailing sector in China, prompting Didi to say that it would suspend its Hitch service indefinitely until it comes up with a safety mechanism acceptable to its users.
It's actually Rudd's Scott Lang who comes up with the grand plan to save the day and to do so, they need a lot of Ant-Man-specific technology (and backstory), which means you need to know what happened in the Ant-Man movies.
The person who comes up with the winning name will have the honor of hearing it repeated for decades to come, and maybe even seeing it in the history books, assuming the rover survives its journey and manages to actually explore the red planet.
In Ferriss' new book, "Tools of Titans, " he distills 10,000 pages of notes that he took in the course of interviews with more than 200 world-class performers and experts on his popular podcast, The Tim Ferriss Show, and comes up with some key takeaways.
In the video above, Corden suggests Trump and select cabinet members be sent to the moon, reveals what Kellyanne Conway was watching on her phone, and comes up with the perfect explanation for Trump's heinous steak order (well-done steak with a side of ketchup).
The latest case sparked outrage and raised concerns about safety in the fast-growing ride-hailing sector in China, prompting the company to say that it would suspend its Hitch service indefinitely until it comes up with a safety mechanism acceptable to its users.
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MICHAEL NEEDHAM: Yes, I think that what I tried to say all year, I think the responsible position all year long has been to allow these investigations to play out, to see what the special prosecutor comes up with and not to speculate in advance.
In a year, a friend will be able to use an app that scans your body and comes up with a millimeter accurate picture, so you'll know what you'd look like inside that particular shirt or dress, based on the dimensions of the garment.
I have a lot of faith in King Diamond (the only head of state I voluntarily recognize), to whip up something satisfyingly spooky and ear-shattering, and of course whatever Inter Arma comes up with will be spectacular, because that's what they fuckin' do.
After DHS comes up with this list of countries that aren't supplying adequate information, those countries will be notified and have 50 days to get in line with the US government's expectations before the nationals of their country are barred from entering the United States.
As the evening goes on, Mr. Strache comes up with a scheme in which the niece would quietly buy a controlling stake in one of Austria's most influential newspapers and in return the paper would help "push" the Freedom Party before the 2017 elections.
"We have no preseason all-Americans, but we have four really good players, and every time we need something, one of them comes up with something," Auriemma said, referring to the juniors Williams and Kia Nurse, and the sophomores Katie Lou Samuelson and Collier.
"The president has to make the case first - first, not after he launches an ill-advised attack and then comes up with a reason why it was necessary and why it was legal," said Representative Eliot Engel, chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee.
"Under EPW, we have oversight on the agency, and once we find out what the White House comes up with in terms of their investigation, then we can decide whether or not it's something that gets into the operations of the EPA," Rounds said.
After a court hearing in Chicago on Wednesday, Kelly was taken into custody and was slated to be transferred to the county jail, where he was ordered held until he comes up with the full $161,663, Cook County Sheriff's Office spokesperson Sophia Ansari told BuzzFeed News.
Until the state or the city comes up with money to pay for lawyers whom the Constitution requires the government to provide, these people, including Ms. Kennedy, are locked up in jail without lawyers to challenge their arrests, request reduced bail or file motions to preserve evidence.
It's worth noting that the ministry doesn't plan on forcing manufacturers to use whatever AFNOR comes up with, but it might as well since the same report also suggests that any keyboards the government buys for its own purposes may need to follow the new standard.
ADITYA IYERChester, Cheshire The protagonist in "Jokester", a short story by Isaac Asimov, posited that jokes are not original ("Multivac, the most complex computer ever built", comes up with the finding that aliens plant jokes in humans as a psychological experiment), but puns are the exception.
And the Justice Department noted Friday in its filing that if the Commerce Department comes up with "a new rationale" for putting the citizenship question on the census," the plaintiffs who had originally challenged the question "will be fully entitled to challenge that decision at that time.
The president's budget request for NASA is traditionally borne of back-and-forth negotiations between the space agency and the Office of Management and Budget — an office within the executive branch that comes up with the numbers the president wants the government to spend each year.
I won't vote for David French or anybody else Bill Kristol comes up with for a possible independent bid, because that will make it more possible for Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
Once he comes up with an idea for a painting, he makes what he calls a construction — a three-dimensional model of the subject matter, sometimes with items fabricated from cardboard and paint — which he then draws, to confirm the structure of the composition, in two dimensions.
Obviously, both YouTube and Facebook should hand over loads of premium ad inventory for such a campaign, and they should lean on their recommendation engines and algorithms hard to make sure whatever ads this fantasy creative team comes up with gets seen by the whole world.
Jim Sisco, CEO of corporate risk advisory firm Enodo Global, said that the training program is unlikely to create real change in McDonald's corporate culture unless the company talks directly to workers about the issues they face and comes up with solutions that can be measured.
The association also recently decided to formally urge the Department of Agriculture to adopt a broad definition of GMOs as it comes up with labeling regulations to ensure that products containing ingredients like high fructose corn syrup or soybean oil would be labeled and not exempted.
Pros: A short, technical extension could be sold as not materially delaying Brexit while avoiding no deal — but at the same time it might not be sufficient to resolve all of the uncertainty still swirling in London, especially if British politics comes up with any new surprises.
Unless the White House comes up with a dramatically different plan to sanction Mexico if it doesn't keep up its end of the deal, companies on both sides of the border will continue to reap all the benefits of free trade at the expense of their workers.
The roughly 100-employee company currently buys homes sight unseen when a home seller visits its site, asks for a quote, and accepts Opendoor's bid, which the company comes up with based on public market information about historical home sales and its own proprietary data about market conditions.
"If the Doha meeting comes up with absolutely no freeze cuts or no reason to believe that markets will rebalance towards the third/fourth quarter of this year then of course investors are likely to get out it (the oil trade) as soon as possible," Natixis' Deshpande said.
Sometimes I'll send a script off and the artwork will come back different than what I envisioned, but it's always better than what I had imagined, so I've learned to give Steve as little direction as possible and let him surprise me with what he comes up with.
He routinely says we are a team (the business has fewer than 12 employees), but 95 percent of the time he comes up with an excuse to be somewhere else when we need him, and he has a tendency to work on his hobbies and volunteer during work hours.
But every so often, the show comes up with an episode like "Vietnam" and an image like that of a room full of babies, none of whom asked to be born, none of whom will later ask to die, but all of whom will be required to do both.
Crisp animation, sharp comic timing, and one very good gimmick (a pair of hats that function as a sort of mini-wormhole) make Presto a hilarious exercise in escalation, as Alec the rabbit comes up with increasingly elaborate ways to torment the magician who's forgotten to feed him.
Under the sibling filmmakers, the two movies share not only a composer but a general framework: a mountingly stressful sprint through the New York underworld as an embattled protagonist comes up with schemes and deals on the fly in order to get what they want or merely survive.
When Mr. Trump fires off a tweet, the president gets visibly excited when he comes up with a message he believes will go over well with his base — he peers over his phone with a "watch this" expression, according to two people who have observed such a process.
Her co-author, Greg Smith of the William Temple Foundation, a religious research group, comes up with an even more surprising conclusion by crunching the results of a survey of evangelicals, Christians with a strong belief in the unique power of Jesus Christ to redeem humanity from the consequences of sin.
In order to shorten their path back to civilization, Hutch (Robert James-Collier—best known as Downton Abbey's dastardly Thomas Barrow) comes up with an alternate route … which takes the group deep into the forest, where they're confronted with gutted animals, crudely drawn symbols on trees, and other ritualistic ephemera.
The open letter is structured in a similar fashion to the manifesto linked to Christchurch attack suspect Brenton Tarrant, replete with a question-and-answer section in which the writer refers to questions he comes up with about his character, political affiliation, and motivation for carrying out the alleged shooting.
Google knows how to crunch large numbers, and so they've take all of this AI hype around neural nets and they're solving it the way they organizationally know how to solve problems, which is Jeff Dean comes up with a way to paralyze everything and do it really efficiently, really cheaply.
No, some part of me does run (or, as I now feel, pretends to run) some evaluation of what other people say I should be doing, and almost every time it comes up with the fact that their methods are either flawed or unsuitable to my (definitely unique and special!) situation.
Since being elected mayor, Garcetti has garnered national attention for advocating for Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) recipients and the Paris climate accord, following news that President Donald Trump would end DACA -- unless Congress comes up with a plan to save it -- and withdraw the US from the Paris agreement.
The idea he comes up with is called "Laborize," a company that would hire itself out to one organization to unionize a rival — it would, say, contract with Uber to unionize Lyft — and therefore ruin the competitive advantage that comes from denying health care, steady wages and other benefits of unionization.
In a behind-the-scenes clip shared exclusively with PEOPLE from the set of Alicia Keys' visual for her new single "Show Me Love," the then-8-year-old mini entrepreneur comes up with a "creative" idea that makes him a few bucks from some of the big stars on set.
One algorithm looks back in time and comes up with what it concludes a certain place in the world should look like without a fire, for instance, and that is compared with the latest satellite imagery to see if there are any changes, such as to the brightness of any pixels.
But he's so appreciative of the invite and Kelzenberg's earnest display of fandom that he comes up with a consolation offer: "Uncle DJ" is renting out a theater for her, her family, and all of her friends — with free popcorn and candy, of course — for a private screening of Rampage.
That kind of attack could make a precarious or bad economic system an outright disaster, so the nuclear security folks feel like they're in a race against time and imagination, trying to get ahead of some clever fellow who comes up with a bright idea for which the planners were unable to prepare.
For every cool little idea or image Black comes up with — like a kid going trick or treating in a Predator mask, or the grisly end of two best buddies who run afoul of the Predator — there are so many others that feel like they were thrown in arbitrarily, in distracting ways.
As card-carrying members of the Ikea fan club, we were thrilled when the team invited us for a stay in Älmhult, to celebrate the release of Life At Home — its annual consumer insights report — and get a behind-the-scenes look at how the furniture label comes up with new product design.
Shaer, after talking to rail officials, comes up with two theories to explain why Bostian lost control of the train, entering a dangerous curve at 106 miles per hour: The article, which is worth reading in full, suggests other contributing factors but concludes that the ultimate cause of the crash is still uncertain.
Per budget documents seen by the Verge, at least one draft budget proposal from the White House proposes terminating U.S. financial support for the ISS by the year 2025—potentially leaving NASA astronauts grounded here on our own crappy planet until the agency comes up with a way to get them somewhere else.
"I think bug bounty programs are a good thing in general BUT I find it funny that DJI, who did not care for security concerns of the community, now comes up with a bug bounty program," Andreas Makris, a hacker who goes by the nickname bin4ry, told Motherboard in an online chat.
On any given day, a large onscreen menu in the store lists about 80 ice, ice cream and gelato offerings (the shop has a repertory of 200), with new options outlined in red, said Aylon Pesso, Mr. Pesso's youngest son, who now works there full time and often comes up with new flavors.
The next judgment will come at a European Council meeting in mid-December, and the second stage might then get underway, but only if Britain comes up with more cash and a clearer commitment to clearing up financial obligations stretching into the future — things like pension payments and regional projects already approved.
Lydia is a bookstore owner who never thought of herself as having anything in common with the migrants she sees on the news, but after she comes up with the plan of disguising herself by posing as a migrant, she realizes that it won't really be a disguise: It's who she is now.
The script, by Reeves and Mark Bomback, comes up with a pair of finely matched conceits: first, that people might get sick and lose their gifts of speech and higher reasoning; and, second, conversely, that a chimp raised in a zoo (Steve Zahn) might only talk, forgetting how to howl or to hoot.
Indeed, Colonel Lamb, who made a successful living as a wine merchant, might have wondered, with a touch of trepidation, whether it's a good thing to be "speakeasy meets steampunk," as the bar bills itself, and how, exactly, one comes up with a cocktail named Bad Judgment (Jameson, cornflower syrup, egg white).
He has a great eye for telling details: talking about the risks in the insurance business, he comes up with the startling fact that the epicenter of the biggest earthquake in American history, 8.7 on the Richter scale, was located far from any tectonic fault line, in New Madrid, Missouri, in 1812.
Spends a year or two gaining insight about AI or other technologies that are maybe dangerous, but especially AI. And then, based on that insight, comes up with rules in consultation with industry that give the highest probability for a safe advent of AI. You think that — do you see that happening?
Or conversely, maybe Obama only has a prayer if he goes bold, and comes up with someone outside the appellate courts who he can "really whip up support for, and make the Republicans nervous about the consequences if they won't bring up for a vote," says Lee Epstein, a political scientist and law professor.
"[A] person who knows how to take the little elements and build on them, and write the book of how you actually put them into play, a person who comes up with the ability to write the book, I think is better than someone who knows how to do it from past experience," Wozniak said.
Daughters, sons, nieces, grandchildren — all told the jury a version of the same thing: He has done bad things, but he is always there for us, the one who takes us to the hospital, who makes us laugh away our tears, and who comes up with the money for doctors and funerals and other expenses.
She also spoke with Zuckerberg General's chief executive, who said the hospital is taking steps to begin accepting private insurance and to lower costs for some patients: As it comes up with a plan, the hospital has begun pursuing contracts with private insurance companies, though CEO Susan Ehrlich wouldn't say which ones or how many.
Her ex (McConaughey), with whom she has a videogame-obsessed son, happens to be a fishing boat captain on a small tropical island, so Hathaway's character comes up with a plan to take her husband out fishing with her ex in hopes that her former flame can leave her new man sleeping with the fishes.
The wheels start to fall off when Veronica comes up with more and more outlandish future events, giving up on the game show format entirely to chug a bottle of wine while the contestants write their own nutso suggestions of what the president could do that would possibly lead to any sort of consequences.
I'm not sure I'm ready to say "the notch is here to say," as I've heard uttered many times up and down the halls of Barcelona's Fira this week, but we're certainly going to be living with it until someone comes up with a better way to deal the whole front screen/camera clash.
Sometimes it comes up with a twist so good that the show actually realizes its lofty ambitions and feels, for a few minutes at a time, as if it were the best show on TV. "Vietnam," the third season's fourth episode, is the first of this particular season to feel like it's building toward something.
The machine learning set up for this task had three components: First, a model that comes up with a compressed version of the game environment based on a snapshot (like a low bitrate MP3 or deep fried JPEG), and then another model that takes that information to output a probability distribution of what the next frame might look like.
Okay, so imagine Canon somehow comes up with a military-grade encryption method that is fast to encode, fast to decode, with a quick way of entering a password to unlock it to review footage and an equally fast way of re-locking the footage if a photographer should be snatched on the street… Now what?
Mr Daisley comes up with a brilliant summary of the agony of sitting through long status reports from other departments: If we have to listen to something that doesn't matter to us, to do it once is a kindness, to do it regularly is a burden The main targets for Mr Daisley's helpful suggestions are not employees, but managers.
Alissa: It took me a while to get around to seeing Ford v Ferrari, not because I didn't have faith in it — after Logan, I'm genuinely interested in everything director James Mangold comes up with — but because it was sold to me as a "dad movie," and I didn't put it at the top of my priority list.
"One of the reasons why it's so sensible that the British people are given a vote on the deal the government comes up with is that it really is absurd to say our knowledge of the situation is not hugely more advanced today than it was in June 2016," when Britons voted to leave the European Union, he said.
Just like, listen, sometimes I feel like I'm Travis and Elon Musk's social secretary, because anybody who wants to invite them to an event comes to me first because they know I'm friends with them, which obviously I don't forward them on, but sometimes somebody comes up with something that I do need to tell Elon or Travis about, because it is relevant.
Seeing that Municipal Stadium is too old, too large, and too located-in-Cleveland to be successful, Phelps comes up with a late-1980s version of Sam Hinkie's "The Process," tasking her GM with building a team so bad that attendance falls low enough to void her lease with the city and move the Indians to a brand-new ballpark in Miami.
The details suggest Amy's intelligence — and psychopathy — far exceeds Tom's gaslighting: She steals urine from a pregnant neighbor to fake her own pregnancy, twists an old anniversary tradition into a way to get Nick to incriminate himself, fakes a whole diary, and comes up with assorted other ways to not just break up her marriage but also get rid of Nick permanently.
In the middle of exploring the idea that beauty is in the eye of the beholder, he finds himself searching onstage for another way to say "beauty," and what he comes up with — "optic trick" — is the highlight of the entire joke, a term with a strong point of view and a pair of rhyming consonant sounds that echo off each other.

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