Of course, this news shouldn't come as a complete surprise.
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This is indeed nuts, but it isn't a complete surprise.
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"It's a complete surprise to me," he told the Post.
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Instead, Euron's shot at Rhaegal comes as a complete surprise.
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Critic's Notebook "Horace and Pete" began as a complete surprise.
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N. The end of negotiations was not a complete surprise.
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The subject of the call was not a complete surprise.
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Like many others, Trump's election took me by complete surprise.
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"To my complete surprise, we got the visa," he said.
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The presidential pardon "was a complete surprise," Mr. Moore said.
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However, Cabaniss' resignation reportedly came as a complete surprise. 5.
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Castro's victory came as a complete surprise, even to him.
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This is very out of the ordinary and a complete surprise.
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On one hand, you couldn't call the news a complete surprise.
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Google's move into this territory doesn't come as a complete surprise.
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Amazon's foray into providing home security packages isn't a complete surprise.
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"This was a complete surprise," Mr. Merritt, a military veteran, said.
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Still, the cardinal's acquittal did not come as a complete surprise.
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Ultimately, no pet should be a complete surprise to the recipient.
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For the researchers, this result did not come as a complete surprise.
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So when a nominee's name emerged, it was often a complete surprise.
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Jones said the proposal was a complete surprise because of Davis' plan.
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She said the triplets were a complete surprise, and were conceived naturally.
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" 'A complete surprise' Soon after, the nurse yelled, "Is the baby breathing?
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Not that its revelations should come as a complete surprise to anyone.
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Sometimes it's a complete surprise, sometimes it's the extent of a known issue.
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That SpaceX has revived its lunar intentions shouldn't come as a complete surprise.
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The eruption is not a complete surprise given the events of the week.
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The company's short run won't come as a complete surprise to industry watchers.
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So last weekend's news that they would be abolished was a complete surprise.
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The SEC's decision may not come as a complete surprise to industry watchers.
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"That was a complete surprise," Taufatofua, who competed in taekwondo in Rio, tells PEOPLE.
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Brandacher later told me that this came as a "complete surprise" to his team.
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In fact, the album was a not only a complete surprise and total 180.
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David's death came as a complete surprise, as did nearly everything else about him.
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S. wheat production going down 42 million bushels was a complete surprise for us.
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The news isn't a complete surprise to those who have been watching Amazon closely.
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The president's decision has taken allies both at home and abroad by complete surprise.
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I sent her a quick Facebook message, and to my complete surprise, she agreed.
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Mr. Kim's invitation to meet was not a complete surprise to Mr. Trump's team.
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"It was a complete surprise," Elliot told me in a phone interview with Hannah.
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"The show tonight will be almost a complete surprise to me," Mr. Kimmel said.
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"Actually tasting it was a complete surprise and a somewhat emotional moment," he said.
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The move isn't a complete surprise for numerous reasons, beginning with Cadre's ties to Goldman.
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After Oprah hung up, Philipps revealed the call was a complete surprise — hence the tears.
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It was a complete surprise, and it happened in the middle of the family room.
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P: Was it a complete surprise to you when you saw it at the shoot?
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The release wasn't a complete surprise, as Kim Kardashian West began hyping anticipation on Twitter.
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"It was just a complete surprise to find such world-class accommodations," Mr. Bolles said.
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It happens so gradually that when the story starts exploding, it's nearly a complete surprise.
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The decision to freeze AIBA's planning for an Olympic tournament is not a complete surprise.
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It wasn't a complete surprise when Amazon bought Ring in 215 for about $2000 million.
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So his resignation in November 2018 did not come as a complete surprise to some.
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It wouldn't be a complete surprise if Amazon decided to challenge Google in the entertainment space.
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"It was a complete surprise to his friends, teachers and anybody who ever dealt with him."
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Kerris' move to Twitter is not a complete surprise, following a report in Recode last month.
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Trump's decision to pull out of Syria didn't come as a complete surprise to UK officials.
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But it's not a complete surprise that "Mario Kart Tour" resonated with iOS and Android users.
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We'd actually heard rumors of this acquisition recently, so it's not coming as a complete surprise.
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"The fact that people read into it definitely took us by complete surprise," she later said.
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"It was a complete surprise, not only to us but to the Pentagon apparently," Thornberry said.
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"So when we did have that conversation, it was a complete surprise to me," said Bushnell.
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"It's been a complete surprise," said one senior Afghan official closely involved in national security issues.
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Yet only about one in three of those proposed to said it was a complete surprise.
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But they said the financial settlement won by Ms. Constand in 2006 came as a complete surprise.
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People who run or bike past the location said Tuesday&aposs mayhem wasn&apost a complete surprise.
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First of all, it was a complete surprise to our allies, the South Koreans and the Japanese.
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Harvey's discovery of the loriciferan fossil came as a complete surprise while he was studying fossilized crustaceans.
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In 19953, Battley told The Washington Post that the divorce came as a "complete surprise" to her.
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And yet, it shouldn't come as a complete surprise that yet another school is at it again.
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Sid Meier's Civilization VI is now available on iPhone, which came as a complete surprise on Thursday.
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It's not a complete surprise that the design house invited the Colombian artist to please their audience.
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But in the longest-lived ones, the Myotis, telomeres didn't shorten—this came as a complete surprise.
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"It was a complete surprise to me," says Peter Lee, a corporate vice president at Microsoft Research.
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As elections outcomes go, the recent one in Italy should not have come as a complete surprise.
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The deal doesn't come as a complete surprise as Coindesk reported last month that Coinbase and Earn.
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All of which makes the decision to deny military assistance to Egypt last week a complete surprise.
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The cancellation wasn't a complete surprise given the ramped-up rhetoric from Pyongyang over the past week.
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So it's not a complete surprise to find a miniature pig roaming around her Upper East Side apartment.
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Woods joined her longtime friend Jaden Smith during his performance on Friday, in a complete surprise to fans.
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Hearing about the video was a complete surprise to fans when he tweeted about it on Tuesday evening.
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Nonetheless, his decision came as a complete surprise to top management who were informed this week, insiders said.
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"Our show, Kathie Lee & Hoda, became this hit which was a complete surprise to absolutely everybody," she says.
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" A villager surnamed Lin, who described the raid as a complete surprise, said: "We didn't do anything violent.
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But he said the bigger concern was the price cut, which he said came as a complete surprise.
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Neither victory was a complete surprise: Tlaib and Omar ran in two districts that tend to favor Democrats.
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Several times, the women were doused with cold water, and each time it seemed like a complete surprise.
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That's the same character limit the company uses for its Direct Messages product, so it isn't a complete surprise.
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To Mindy Project viewers, the news of a diminished role for Danny may not come as a complete surprise.
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It was a complete "surprise to the university community," Erika Mantz, director of media relations at UNH, told CNBC.
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Did her parents know about her alleged involvement in the Nicole Lovell killing, or was it a "complete surprise"?
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That is not to say Leicester City's championship in the world's richest soccer league comes as a complete surprise.
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The removal of all of our social media platforms and website has come as a complete surprise to me.
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Destiny's first foray into the world of esports is happening Tuesday, and it's a near-complete surprise to everyone.
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"What Trump has been saying is a complete surprise," said Aegis Capital analyst Rommel Dionisio, who covers firearms makers.
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It shouldn't come as a complete surprise that the evergreen state of Oregon is home to the malty concept.
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He tells us Dentsu's announcement was a "complete surprise," but adds ... they're not giving up on the festival yet.
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Trump's move wasn't a complete surprise, and while it will cut into the law it won't kill it off.
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But the concept wasn't a complete surprise: Michele first debuted the head clutches during Milan Fashion Week in February.
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Tanner presented the new wheelchair to Brandon in front of his classmates -- which was a complete surprise for Brandon.
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Obviously everybody was wrong, so it's neither here nor there, but it came as a complete surprise to people.
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To my complete surprise, I beat out 25 of the most degenerate speed-eating freaks our city had to offer.
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"It was a complete surprise and I stared at the wall for a good 24 hours," said Giudici Lowe, 33.
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The footage came as a complete surprise to the researchers, who weren't expecting to see jellyfish during the Arctic winter.
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"We had simply run out of cash," he shared, adding that the news came as a complete surprise to him.
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"We heard nothing about this," said an opposition official familiar with the program, describing the decision as a complete surprise.
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But the company said earlier in a statement that Kalanick's appointments were a "complete surprise" to Uber and its board.
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I would say that some of the data that we have gotten over this week is not a complete surprise.
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In a complete surprise to its editors, Satanic Panic: Pop-Cultural Paranoia in the 1980s, sold out its first run.
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It should probably not come as a complete surprise that a large grouping of Republican members would not include a woman.
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The news isn't a complete surprise, given that Activision Blizzard owns Blizzard Entertainment and has an exclusive publishing deal with Bungie.
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"We wish we could say these allegations come as a complete surprise, but that is not the truth," the statement read.
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The heartwarming moment shows Devin and Luke embracing ... and it's clear the meet-n-greet was a complete surprise to Luke.
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It caught McConnell and his Senate allies by complete surprise, and threw the President's relatively placid defense team into triage mode.
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However, Giuliani subsequently changed his story and said that Comey's decision to reopen the case was a "complete surprise" to him.
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For investors, the president's announcement via Twitter on Thursday, which said tariffs could eventually rise to 53%, came as a complete surprise.
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"We had simply run out of cash," he said to FT, adding that the news came as a complete surprise to him.
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The calving event did not come as a complete surprise, but it's a troubling sign with regards to future sea level rise.
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The move came as a complete surprise to the local press corps as well as his foes and allies in City Council.
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But in its sixth season, the series pulled off a scene that felt like both a complete surprise and a natural evolution.
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Israeli police recommended three times last year that Netanyahu be indicted on corruption charges — so Mandelblit's decision didn't come as a complete surprise.
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Tim Hagerty: It wasnt a complete surprise to see his home run spree in September because we saw similar stretches in Triple-A.
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But the concept isn't a complete surprise: Gucci creative director Alessandro Michele first debuted the head clutches during Milan Fashion Week in February.
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Apple has actually managed to keep details on these two projects a secret, so whatever's coming should be a complete surprise this year.
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But we were able to pick an overall loser, which, to our complete surprise, was oat milk, the alt-milk beloved by millennials.
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"It was a complete surprise," said Miguel Navascués, who studies quantum physics at the Institute for Quantum Optics and Quantum Information in Vienna.
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Our sources say Drake and Ninja did not signal they'd be online together Wednesday, and that the pairing came as a complete surprise.
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To my complete surprise, my boyfriend and I were asked to be their personal reference so that this couple can adopt the child.
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But in another complete surprise to scientists, they discovered a pronounced north-south "asymmetry," meaning the planet's gravitational strength doesn't match at the poles.
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Yet the BOJ's move was a complete surprise to the market, raising speculation the central bank may be starting to taper its bond buying.
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Eminem appeared stunned by the response, even though it was his first Oscars performance — and one that came as a complete surprise, no less.
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According to the Knot's 2019 jewelry and engagement study, nearly half of recent proposers surveyed said they thought their proposal was a complete surprise.
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To Egan, it was not a complete surprise, given the high price of doing business in the Bay Area, which faces skyrocketing housing costs.
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The app has been available in beta form for quite some time, but its launch late on Friday afternoon came as a complete surprise.
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The fact that schoolchildren are now picking up anti-Semitic memes and using Snapchat to share Nazi salutes shouldn't come as a complete surprise.
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Almena&aposs attorney, Tony Serra, said the judge&aposs decision Friday came as a complete surprise as Cramer had approved the plea deal last month.
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For fans of comedian Gary Gulman, the actor's brief cameo in a pivotal scene during director Todd Phillips' "Joker" must come as a complete surprise.
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Israel has peace and diplomatic agreements with Egypt, Jordan and the Palestinian Authority, so military ties with them may not come as a complete surprise.
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Teng Wang, a scientist at Nanyang Technological University and a co-author of the new study, said this large horizontal motion came as a complete surprise.
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"I think that it is less likely that someone appointed by a president of either party is going to be a complete surprise philosophically," Jay said.
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It would not be a complete surprise if Brooks Koepka became the first player to successfully defend his title since Curtis Strange nearly three decades ago.
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Washington was told she'd won a free photo shoot, which made the reunion a complete surprise, one that went live on Facebook as it was happening.
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" Brian Eno, another frequent collaborator across four decades, said in a statement, "David's death came as a complete surprise, as did nearly everything else about him.
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Naturally, Hadid rocked the baby bangs like a total pro — which is not a complete surprise, considering the star loves experimenting with different types of fringe.
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The company has a similar setup with chargers for the Apple Watch, so it's not a complete surprise it would do the same for the iPhone.
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So it didn't come as a complete surprise when Trump fired Tillerson by tweet in March, citing their disagreement on withdrawing from the Iran nuclear deal.
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"It was a complete surprise to us that it took off in the way that it did," Ms. Crawford said, while with Mr. Paglen in Paris.
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"It was a complete surprise," said Jake Leach, Dexcom's chief technology officer, in an interview late Monday, after CNBC published a story on the ongoing problem.
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It was the type of crisis that should not have come as a complete surprise to leaders at L Brands, the parent company of Victoria's Secret.
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It was the type of crisis that should not have come as a complete surprise to leaders at L Brands, the parent company of Victoria's Secret.
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In a complete surprise to many tuning into the award show, A Star Is Born took home just one award of the five it was nominated for.
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Musical director Daniel McDwyer previously PEOPLE the invitation to perform came as a complete surprise, as they were using the song to cope with the horrific attack.
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Read: Trump just canceled his meeting with Kim Jong Un to defend Mike Pence's honor Trump's decision appeared to catch his South Korean partners by complete surprise.
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Musical director Daniel McDwyer tells PEOPLE the invitation to perform came as a complete surprise, as they were using the song to cope with the horrific attack.
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The game and accessories were announced in September, coming as a complete surprise even considering Nintendo's constant but hit-and-miss attempts at keeping its players healthy.
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In typical Trump fashion, the announcement came during a speech about another topic, prison reform, and was a complete surprise to Wilkie, who was in the audience.
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When Atlassian acquired BlueJimp, it already said that it did so to bring group video chats to HipChat, so today's news doesn't come as a complete surprise.
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Several sources said this news came as a complete surprise to most employees, including the chief creative officers and regional leaders whose teams would be most affected.
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"The discovery of NGTS-1b was a complete surprise to us—such massive planets were not thought to exist around such small stars," said Bayliss in a statement.
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The discovery of a body inside this coffin may have come as a complete surprise, but it means archaeologists and curators now get to do some cool science.
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But the stimuli had no effect whatsoever on passerine birds, such as finches, songbirds, and sparrows, which isn't a complete surprise, given that they have different visual systems.
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Other times, it catches you by complete surprise, and before you know it, you find yourself going from comfortable cubicle to street corner, holding desk gadgets and notebooks.
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While Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie's divorce came as complete surprise to many, with one source calling it "a complete shock," there have been some hints of trouble.
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"It shows that IS can strike with a small munition with surprising accuracy with near complete surprise into areas that are believed to be safe," Waters told Motherboard.
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" In a statement obtained by PEOPLE, Bowie's longtime friend and collaborator Brian Eno said the musician's death came as "a complete surprise, as did nearly everything else about him.
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"It was a complete surprise!" she said via DM. Cade bought the ring in September and was waiting for the couple to visit her family in Washington to propose.
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"The appointments of Ms. Burns and Mr. Thain to Uber's Board of Directors came as a complete surprise to Uber and its Board," said an Uber spokesperson in a statement.
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"It was a complete surprise that Adele was there, and the atmosphere was intimate and warm," Jane Gang, who attended the screening along with her son Boulevard, 8, told PEOPLE.
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The continued support of Moto Mods isn't a complete surprise, as Motorola claims that Moto Z owners who buy into its mod system are more satisfied than those who don't.
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Gulf OPEC sources said that although the Saudis' Gulf allies quickly came into line behind Naimi during the meeting on Sunday, his decision came as a complete surprise to them.
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In a complete surprise to many tuning in to the 2019 Golden Globes Sunday night, A Star Is Born took home just one award of the five it was nominated for.
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One media buyer, who asked to remain anonymous, said Facebook's decision wasn't a complete surprise to the advertising community, given how wary consumers have become about ad targeting on the platform.
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And so it wasn't a complete surprise to see that the foreign minister of North Korea, Ri Su-Yong, had accepted an invitation to attend the meeting in the Swiss Alps.
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It isn't a complete surprise that the chat service — which preceded MySpace, Instagram DMs, Facebook Messenger, and Snapchat — is coming to an end: The chat program hasn't been relevant in years.
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The news of the Pivotal purchase is not a complete surprise, as VMware said last week it was proceeding with an agreement to buy all outstanding Class A shares of Pivotal.
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"Yesterday came as a complete surprise … because we weren't able to reach an agreement in terms of anything changing, I had to ask her to step down as host," Hockley says.
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Their crumbling partnership is, perhaps, not a complete surprise — despite being NATO allies for seven decades, the US and Turkey have often disagreed on foreign policy, particularly toward the Middle East.
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Republicans are supposed to be the party of free trade, so it isn't a complete surprise that they discovered a principle of some kind hidden in the wreckage of their party.
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Some post-mortem movement was expected in the very early stages of decomposition, she explained, but the fact that it continued for the entire duration of filming was a complete surprise.
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Shares of boutique firms took a hit in the aftermath of the Treasury's plans - which took market participants by complete surprise - and their league table rankings could now be under threat.
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LONDON (Reuters) - World champion Nico Rosberg's retirement announcement on Friday came as a complete surprise even to the man who knows most of Formula One's best-kept secrets, commercial supremo Bernie Ecclestone.
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Indicated 21 pct lower Offers that Bilfinger said on Thursday it had received for its building, facility management and real-estate divisions came as a "complete surprise", Chairman Eckhard Cordes told Handelsblatt.
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Tesla announced on Monday that it is laying off 9 percent of its salaried workers, a move that was not a complete surprise, as it had previously announced a reorganization was coming.
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Yet for anybody who has been paying close attention to the sports ecosystem in recent years --characterized by declining attendance, but soaring TV rights deals -- this shouldn't come as a complete surprise.
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"The award came as a complete surprise; even the nomination was amazing, to be on a list with other restaurants we hero-worshipped," said Mr. van der Merwe, the chef and owner.
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C.K.'s set, meanwhile, was a complete surprise, according to the owner of the Comedy Cellar, who said the comedian basically showed up unannounced and asked the emcee if he could go on.
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The president of the Brazil Steel Institute, Marco Polo de Mello Lopes, who was meeting with Brazilian officials when they got the call from Washington, said the ultimatum came as a complete surprise.
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So it shouldn't have come as a complete surprise when millions of Americans were suddenly drawn to a crass strongman who tossed out fraudulent promises and gave institutions and élites the middle finger.
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The biggest thing the chip can do is enable fast face recognition for the Face ID authentication feature for unlocking and making purchases on the iPhone X. The news isn't a complete surprise.
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A source close to Woodford told Reuters earlier on Tuesday that Link's decision was a "complete surprise" and the manager had only learnt of Link's intention to close the fund late on Monday.
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LONDON, Dec 2 (Reuters) - World champion Nico Rosberg's retirement announcement on Friday came as a complete surprise even to the man who knows most of Formula One's best-kept secrets, commercial supremo Bernie Ecclestone.
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Red Hat and Microsoft also previously announced the partnership that resulted in today's release, so the fact that you can now spin up RHEL virtual machines on Azure shouldn't come as a complete surprise.
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For those who have followed the Bundy clan and their clashes with the federal government, the 43-year-old's defense of immigrants was not a complete surprise, even if it was to his supporters.
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Today's announcement doesn't come as a complete surprise then, but it's still interesting to see that two companies that compete on so many other fronts still find room to work together on other projects.
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"It was a complete surprise that they would say they look forward to working with us, and we talked about next steps, and then they call it all off the next morning," said Appelbaum.
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Image: Lidio ValdezAn intriguing new discovery in Peru shows ritually sacrificed guinea pigs were decorated with colorful earrings and necklaces by 16th-century Incas—a finding that comes as a complete surprise to archaeologists.
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ET. The conclusion of federal prosecutors' investigation of the Trump company's role in the Cohen matter marks a significant victory for the President's family business, although it likely doesn't come as a complete surprise.
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The vertical integration of retail pharmacy, PBM, and insurers fits with broader healthcare themes of expanded access, consumerism and cost reduction, Jefferies analysts said, adding that the deal chatter was not a complete surprise.
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The landlord was previously on board with the plan to get Shea Stadium up to code, and the venue's management described his decision to back out as a "complete surprise" in a Facebook post.
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He said he was trying to turn off the engine of the car the men were driving while holding the pistol when the fatal bullet fired in what he testified was a complete surprise.
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The archbishop's startling accusation will not come as a complete surprise to Vatican watchers, since he is part of a conservative camp that blames liberals, like the pope, for allowing homosexuality in the church.
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It is not a complete surprise, as Joe Grogan, the White House head of the Domestic Policy Council, said at a news conference in November that he didn't think the F.D.A. should regulate tobacco.
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It is not a complete surprise, as Joe Grogan, the White House head of the Domestic Policy Council, said at a news conference in November that he didn't think the F.D.A. should regulate tobacco.
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Bettman said the "Bill Peters situation was a complete surprise" and gave that as an example of why teams must make the league aware of any incidents as soon as they hear about it.
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Last month, Joanna revealed to People that the pregnancy came as a complete surprise and solidified in their minds that stepping away from the show at the time that they did was the right decision.
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The agreement with Mr. Warren, who is currently working for a small law firm in Pittsburgh, does not come as a complete surprise after the hung jury and the deferred prosecution given to Mr. Davis.
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Bumble's lawsuit isn't a complete surprise — the company took out full page ads last week in The New York Times and Dallas Morning News that made its intention to fight Match Group's allegations very clear.
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So, it wasn't a complete surprise that as soon as news leaked that IT Cosmetics was releasing a collection of Bye Bye Foundations next month, the first thing fans noticed was the limited color range.
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Update: Uber slapped back at Kalanick in a very sharply worded statement: The appointments of Ms. Burns and Mr. Thain to Uber's Board of Directors came as a complete surprise to Uber and its Board.
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NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman said in a statement the "Bill Peters situation was a complete surprise" and used it as an example as to why teams should from now on report any troubling conduct immediately.
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Although Ryan Reynolds' brief cameo in Hobbs & Shaw was a complete surprise to audiences at first, now that the Fast & Furious spinoff film has been out for over a week, the cat's out of the bag.
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Trump's stunning win came as a complete surprise to financial markets, as traders had largely anticipated Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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The introduction of the redesigned Roadster, the first update since its launch 2250 years go, came as a complete surprise during Tesla's launch of its first Semi truck at the Hawthorne Municipal Airport on Thursday night.
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CDC spokesman Tom Skinner said the Michigan case is not a complete surprise, given that health departments across the country were asked to be on the lookout for Elizabethkingia infections after the outbreak in Wisconsin was identified.
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Reviewing the transcripts of those calls, and listening to the audiotapes of some of them, is a chilling exercise that makes Mr. Cruz's arrest in one of America's deadliest school shootings seem less than a complete surprise.
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"It was a complete surprise to all of us that the parliamentarian said it should go to seven committees," Grassley said Thursday, referring to the nonpartisan Senate officer that enforces the chamber's rules for voting on legislation.
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For five seasons, that show used satire to examine social issues, especially black culture, so it shouldn't come as a complete surprise that Peele — an ardent horror fan — was able to do the same within a different genre.
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Here 's the letter in full: We are writing as Academy members of Asian descent to express our complete surprise and disappointment with the targeting of Asians at the 88th Oscars telecast and its perpetuation of racist stereotypes.
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For the security-heavy state that went largely untouched by the Arab Spring, the strength and audacity of the protests are a complete surprise, says Farah Soumes, a local freelance writer who's been taking part in the demonstrations.
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That wasn't a complete surprise, though, as last year Intel said that it was working with Facebook on a new chip it had built for AI. But Intel hasn't been involved in Google's TPU, or Alibaba's Ali-NPU.
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"This came as a complete surprise to Japan and Korea and the Defense Department, and against a backdrop of the president of the United States saying that he wants to pull our troops out of Asia," Green said.
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The report in The New England Journal of Medicine by the International Agency for Research on Cancer in Lyon, France, and the Aviano National Cancer Institute in Aviano, Italy, though, was not a complete surprise to cancer researchers.
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"Even the president saw it, but in a move that wasn't a complete surprise, he looked directly at the sun without any glasses, perhaps the most impressive thing any president has ever done," Carlson said during Monday's broadcast.
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But considering that the Switch came as a complete surprise, dropping in the middle of a console generation cycle due to the failed Wii U, it's safe to say Roiland has been blessed with some sort of gift.
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By contrast, Earth's atmosphere is less than one millionth of the mass of Earth, so the discovery of such a massive interior region, which is rotating in separate east-west bands, came as a complete surprise to the astronomers.
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For fans of the series, the new setting likely isn't a complete surprise: as Polygon recaped (and uh, spoilers), the "good" ending of Far Cry 5 ends with the villainous Joseph Seed detonating a nuke and destroying Hope County.
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If you are a Google news watcher, Allo may not come as a complete surprise: back in December the WSJ reported that the company was working on an AI-based messaging app: this appears to be that very product.
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Click here to get those and more in the PEOPLE Babies newsletter After Gaines and her husband Chip Gaines announced their happy news in March, the 40-year-old mother told PEOPLE the pregnancy came as a complete surprise.
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The resignation did not come as a complete surprise: Dr. Kaloyeros, 60, was one of nine Cuomo insiders, associates and donors who were charged in a voluminous federal complaint alleging a campaign of fraud, conspiracy, bribery and bid-rigging.
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The discovery comes as a complete surprise to scientists, but instead of signifying the presence of alien life, it's forcing them to re-evaluate the source of this molecule and its role as a basic building block for habitability.
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The finding is not a complete surprise to exercise scientists or endurance athletes like Rowlands (himself an elite cyclist), who know that as endurance races get longer, the gap between top women&aposs and men&aposs finishing times shrinks.
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The large outbursts of this shower previously occurred in 1925, 1935, 1985 and 1995, with the outburst being a complete surprise for each of those years, except when it was predicted in 1995, according to the American Meteor Society.
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The show's third season is perhaps the strongest in this regard, its thematic structure building to the Red Wedding so beautifully that the event seems at once to be a complete surprise and 100 percent inevitable — perfect for a big twist.
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Flies are born from fecal matter and rot, so this isn't a complete surprise, but it's the first study to analyze the gut contents of these insects in detail, and evaluate the ability of flies to carry and deliver germs.
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At the time, CDC spokesman Tom Skinner told CNN the Michigan case was not a complete surprise, given that health departments across the country were asked to be on the lookout for Elizabethkingia infections after the outbreak in Wisconsin was identified.
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"It was a complete surprise and I stared at the wall for a good 24 hours," Giudici Lowe, 33, tells PEOPLE in this week's issue, adding that she was "so emotional" in finding out she is pregnant for the third time.
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"[The arrest] does not come up as a complete surprise for those observing Polish government's change of attitude towards China in the last couple of months," Alicia Bachulska, a China analyst at The War Studies University of Warsaw, told VICE News.
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A first strike would have to be a complete surprise to be successful — mainly because the Korean leader has watched twice in the past 20 years the U.S. build up to go to war, then pull the trigger both times.
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A free-to-play battle royale game that mashes together elements of Overwatch and Fortnite, Apex Legends was a complete surprise when it launched, but it has turned out to be a big hit early on, luring tens of millions of players.
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Image: NASA/JPL/Cornell/USGS"The blueberries were a complete surprise when we landed and found that they carpeted the surface," Harry McSween, a planetary scientist at the University of Tennessee and a MER team member at the time, recounted to Gizmodo.
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PYEONGCHANG (Reuters) - The decision by the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) to overturn lifetime Olympic bans on 28 Russian athletes came as a complete surprise and it could make the fight against doping more difficult, said IOC President Thomas Bach on Sunday.
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Not long after they became a couple, Jaelyn converted to Islam, and it was a complete surprise to Mo. "At one point, you know, she told me that she's very serious about Islam, and she wanted to become a Muslim," he said.
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Season seven is expected to be Game of Thrones' penultimate season, and may well be a complete surprise to longtime fans of the incomplete fantasy novel series upon which the show is based, George R.R. Martin's A Song of Ice and Fire.
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Sanders' underperformance with black voters to date isn't a complete surprise for Virgie Rollins, the chair of the Democratic National Committee's black caucus and a political player in Detroit who hosted Sanders at her house before his narrow primary win there in 2016.
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" Ms. Rowling's association with Ms. Forstater doesn't come as a complete surprise; in June the author was criticized for liking a tweet by an anti-trans YouTuber, which her publicity team tried to pass off as a "clumsy and middle-aged moment.
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Landing a job at Waypoint came as a complete surprise, and I want to thank the entire Waypoint crew, past and present, for making me feel welcome and supported as I found my way in an industry that was mostly foreign to me.
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Everything about 10 Cloverfield Lane has been a complete surprise: its out-of-left-field announcement, its tightly-held plot secrets, and the fact that it's the first time audiences have been able to see what director Dan Trachtenberg can do with a feature film.
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Maxine Waters is the Wall Street sheriff the people deserve Ex-GOP congressman heads to investment bank MORE's retirement, which he announced Tuesday, did not come as a complete surprise as the Texas Republican is term-limited as chairman of the House Financial Services Committee.
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It isn't a complete surprise that some young people are "going back to the product they were trying to quit in the first place," said Pamela Ling, a professor of medicine at the University of California-San Francisco who studies tobacco and its marketing.
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Read more: Apple's iPhone 11 Pro launch is proof that the smartphone industry is going through a massive changeOf course, the new colors don't come as a complete surprise, considering many of them leaked months before Apple's iPhone event through the blog Macotakara and Bloomberg's Mark Gurman.
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Becoming a television or movie personality is not a complete surprise; he seemed to enjoy performing on camera, dancing and hamming it up on things like a Gronk Party Ship in 23 filled with fans and entertainers on a cruise ship from Miami to the Bahamas.
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There were blots of chamomile jelly and a langoustine-head sauce on the plate, too, and when I rubbed a bit of the orange-pink lobster around in there, the combination of flower and shellfish flavors was a complete surprise, extraordinary in ways I'd never imagined before.
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The move by Georgia's statehouse was not a complete surprise as earlier in the week Casey Cagle, Georgia's lieutenant governor who presides over Georgia's Senate, said in a tweet he would "kill any tax legislation" that helps Delta unless the company continues ties with the NRA.
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"Larry and Sergey stepping down from their management roles does not come as a complete surprise, and we do not expect any major change in how Alphabet is run," a team of J.P. Morgan analysts led by Doug Anmuth wrote in a research note dated December 3.
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" In the wake of his Bowie's passing yesterday, Eno has shared a candid tribute to his friend, sharing background on the last years of their relationship as well as details about their final communication: "David's death came as a complete surprise, as did nearly everything else about him.
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And it is not a complete surprise that even as bad news pours in from the world of national politics, the crowds at Kinston Jetport declared themselves undaunted, because they just know that opinion polls are being rigged by a "mainstream media" that is trying to help the Democrats win.
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Any good news was going to bring a big reaction and the idea that the U.S. sort of oversold the accomplishment wasnt a complete surprise either, and was perhaps factored in to some of the reaction last week, said Jim Vogel, an interest rate strategist at FTN Financial in Memphis, Tennessee.
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An Uber spokesperson called the power move "a complete surprise" on Friday, given the fact its former chief executive had controlled those seats but left them empty for more than a year, and that they are currently at the center of a lawsuit from investor Benchmark Capital against Kalanick over alleged fraud.
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BURGER KING EMPLOYEE CAUGHT ON CAMERA STEALING CUSTOMER&aposS FRENCH FRIES, COUGHING ON HANDS The news doesn&apost come as a complete surprise — local McDonald's franchises in markets around the country have already teased the return of the beloved barbeque item: McDonald&aposs SoCal tweeted on Monday that the famed McRib will return on Nov.
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In this case, though, it wouldn't be a complete surprise if the two awards diverged, because giving the ancient Miller the statue for his insane and insanely impressive choreography in "Fury Road" would be a good way to garland that movie without stooping (as academy voters might think of it) to giving a post-apocalyptic chase movie best picture.
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But one thing is certain, sources say: although the Saudis' Gulf allies quickly came into line behind Naimi, his decision came as a complete surprise, highlighting how the kingdom — which traditionally consults with Kuwait, the UAE and Qatar — appears to be changing under its new assertive and pragmatic leadership, of which Prince Mohammed is a main player.
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The findings of plaque were not a complete surprise; many reports have tied testosterone use to an increase in heart attacks, and the Food and Drug Administration already requires testosterone products to carry warnings of an increased risk of heart attacks and stroke (men at high risk of cardiovascular disease were not allowed to participate in the latest trials).
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With those issues, the story demonstrates that it has a deeper level of maturity than the earlier series: Rowling tackles some nuanced angles that never quite came through in Harry's story, but what took me by complete surprise was how Harry and Draco Malfoy not only come to the point where they tolerate one another, but their children become best friends, against all odds.
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Apollo 11's Neil Armstrong working near the lunar module during a moonwalk "The confluence of space-connected speakers may just be a coincidence, but as it is the anniversary of the first manned moon landing and first robotic Mars landing, it wouldn't be a complete surprise if there is a running space-theme to their remarks," Robert Pearlman, a space historian and editor of collectSPACE.
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With warm regards, Dawn Hudson To: Cheryl Boone Isaacs, President Dawn Hudson, CEO Members of the Board of Governors Reginald Hudlin and David Hill Dear Cheryl, Dawn, Members of the Board of Governors, Reginald and David: We are writing as Academy members of Asian descent to express our complete surprise and disappointment with the targeting of Asians at the 88th Oscars telecast and its perpetuation of racist stereotypes.
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He's so easy to play off of, and I hate when these kids feel good about themselves, so I would never tell him this in person, but I'll tell it to you – I'm so impressed with that kid… I remember we shot it really quickly and the Duffers were really impressed with it but I was like, "I don't know if we got it, guys," and they were like "no, no, it's good," and then the fact that everyone responded to it so well was a complete surprise to me.
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Knowing what the K.G.B. was doing wasn't the same thing as knowing where the Soviet state was heading, and the rise of Mikhail Gorbachev and the fall of the Soviet Union came as a complete surprise to the C.I.A. You could have arrived at better judgment about what was going on in Russia by reading the newspapers, it seems, than by working for the C.I.A. The conclusions that the intelligence services reached in the crucial period of the late eighties tended to be wildly wrong—as with the widely shared belief that Gorbachev was part of a ploy to put America off its guard—or bizarrely skewed by politics.
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