Some people find it challenging to dissemble in this way.
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Look, Jobs did sometimes dissemble, as do many in tech.
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From there, two remotely operated cranes will dissemble the original shelter.
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And if he tries to dissemble, he will be caught out.
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However, it wasn't long before Foy, never one to dissemble, was outed.
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The basic rule of [communications] is that you can dissemble, but not lie.
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Twiplomacy may disappear, but it's a tactic manifest of a strategy: distract, dissemble, disengage.
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For maybe the first time, I felt like an AI was trying to dissemble.
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All she has going for her is her intelligence and her ability to dissemble.
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Russia's former sports minister, Vitaly Mutko, tends to dissemble the way most people breathe.
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A government tendency to dissemble during attacks by the Shabab has proven harder to shake off.
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Marines learned how to assemble, dissemble and troubleshoot the weapon, before participating in live-fire exercises.
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There's a question of fundamental credibility, of why they feel the need to dissemble, at stake here.
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The authors document doctors' willingness to dissemble in areas ranging from coronary bypass surgery to mammography screening.
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Politicians dissemble about a lot of things, but a successful democracy requires they pay a price for it.
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Rather than learn, understand, adapt, and change, he will attack, dissemble, scapegoat, use government power to exact revenge.
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And then I think when I find performance, that was the way to get into step, to dissemble reality.
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"It seemed so stupid to us that we would have to dissemble it any other way," Ms. Kraus said.
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It's likely the Trump nominee will dissemble -- as so many Supreme Court nominees have -- on the issue of abortion rights.
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Her staff once bought white spray paint to dissemble her desktop phone, paint it, and reassemble it, two employees said.
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What it did give the opportunity for the Trump campaign to do was to essentially dissemble about what was in them.
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Sadly, some take up the worst habits of skilled bureaucrats; they dissemble, leak, and engage in the worse kinds of gamesmanship.
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Inside Facebook, people were furious at Sandberg, believing she had asked them to dissemble on her behalf with her Definers denials.
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The White House briefing has been criticized as a rote, futile exercise where journalists showboat for cameras and press aides dissemble.
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But since the results of the meeting, don&apost produce anything illegal or improper, I have no reason to dissemble or to hide it.
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In French discussions of integration, there is a tendency to dissemble questions of race, class and social discrimination beneath the fig leaf of religion.
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To watch the president of the United States prevaricate and dissemble in the face of white supremacist terror is and hopefully always will be shocking.
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Affable executives dodge almost every attempt to wheedle out useful ways of comparing the firm with its listed peers (it has no peers, they dissemble).
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Or they can attempt to dissemble for 22019+ hours a week, something that has been shown to lead to serious psychological distress and lower productivity.
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Born in Argentina, she was taught from an early age to dissemble after her Italian-born mother escaped a domineering husband and resettled in Trieste.
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That an institution would prevaricate and dissemble about these betrayals rather than take immediate, decisive action to pursue justice and provide restitution creates a greater betrayal.
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People who break the social contract in such a protracted and consistent manner inspire both admiration (for the chutzpah it takes to dissemble consistently) and fear.
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"If one presidential candidate can dissemble a political party, it speaks volumes about how strong a legacy its past two presidents really had," the Trump spokesperson said.
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Obama's former strategist David Axelrod still calls that night a painful memory, in large part because they hadn't anticipated or primed Obama to dissemble Romney's moderate transformation.
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Just as excluding relevant testimony or documents undermines a tribunal's legitimacy, so does suborning perjury and seating jurors who prevaricate, evade and dissemble as they swear impartiality.
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"Instead of allowing the House to work its will and vote on a bipartisan compromise bill to end these families' uncertainty Speaker Ryan continues to dissemble and delay," Rep.
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Jeffrey Lord, Boris Epshteyn, Kellyanne Conway, Sarah Huckabee Sanders and their ilk can continually dissemble on live TV without any concern that anyone will call them out on it.
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Headlines may dissemble, facts may take centuries to untangle, but with "A Boy in Winter," Seiffert has unleashed literature's unique power to analyze history's scroll, to let fiction judge.
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We do ask that after each use you dissemble and clean it, making sure the grill box is free of food debris and the burner tubes are not clogged.
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It's probable that none of these details would have emerged if the president and his defenders had been given the opportunity to deflect and dissemble afforded by a formal investigation.
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" In Paris he had acquired the art of disguise, "learning to dissemble and pass between spheres and to accommodate, morally, that dissemblance through an understanding of his own impermanence in each.
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The move is an attempt to address criticism that Apple's products, while sleek and seamless in design, are so tightly constructed that their components can be difficult to dissemble, refurbish and reuse.
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Politicians, political consultants and their allies are still at liberty to lie, dissemble and subvert plain language to manipulate and confuse the electorate, just as they were able to four years ago.
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At the same time Pence was joining the Trump ticket, in the middle of July, Verma was beginning to travel to Trump Tower to help Trump's policy aides map out how to dissemble Obamacare.
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But the court said parole officials could consider both Pollard's alleged "propensity to dissemble," as well as the assessment by former Director of National Intelligence James Clapper that documents compromised by Pollard remained classified.
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Imagine renting those Billy bookcases or that Hemnes bed, only to hand them back once you're on to the next apartment instead of figuring out how to sell or dissemble them during the move.
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After Watergate, I never imagined that one day I would see America's top law enforcement official dissemble and obfuscate to Congress for the express purpose of misleading the American people about the Mueller report.
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Donald Trump's genius was, as it so often is, his inability to dissemble: no one can quite believe what he gets away with because we assume that a public act is unlikely to be incriminating.
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If he's willing to lie and dissemble about little details like this, which only tangentially touch on Ford's allegations, then why would we assume he's telling the truth about the bigger criminal, career-ending allegation?
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Yet Miller herself, maybe because she is still too close to the subject, or maybe because the tragic nature of Wallace's death inclines her to dissemble, seems unable or unwilling to fully embrace the connection.
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Maybe fans will have to wait for the Super Bowl… The Source: Official Star Wars Rebels PR Probability of Accuracy: Trailers are intended to tease and occasionally distract and dissemble, but it's rare that they outright lie.
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In my practice, I've worked with anorexic adolescents who dissemble about what and when they are eating, and with overweight teenagers who wished to lose weight yet gorged on sweets to protest diets imposed by their parents.
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Kavanaugh had seemed to dissemble a few times in his earlier testimony, including about his role in the case of the stolen Democratic documents in the Bush years and his role in the N.S.A.'s warrantless wiretapping program.
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What Gibney seems to find so interesting is that Holmes's capacity to lie—and, by extension, Silicon Valley's tendency to dissemble—coexists with a sincere belief that the tech industry is trying to make the world a better place.
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So the nonbinary can be forced to dissemble, to erase their own truths and fabricate a familiar transmale or transfemale tale, in order to get the treatment — the hormones and breast removals, the Adam's-apple reductions and facial recontourings — they seek.
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I sat down with her for WIRED and for CBS to discuss all of these issues, as well as recent comments by Brian Acton, the founder of WhatsApp, that he had been coached by Facebook to dissemble when meeting with Vestager's team.
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Here he is, for instance, writing about how the president's complete disregard for the truth acted as a perverse source of strength: Politicians and businesspeople dissemble and misrepresent and spin and prevaricate and mask the truth, but they prefer to avoid out-and-out lying.
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Since achieving technical confidence in his weapons program nine months ago, Mr. Kim has halted all nuclear and ballistic missile testing, blown up the entrances to some test tunnels at the Punggye-ri nuclear test site and begun to dissemble the Sohae Satellite Launching Station.
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Add to this the fact that Mr. Flynn was already offering testimony about the Russia connection in exchange for immunity from prosecution, and Mr. Trump's clumsy attempt to dissemble the cause of the firing, and it is clear that a cover-up was afoot.
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We already know that Scott Pruitt is a climate denier — even during his press conference, as he was fumbling to dissemble, he let slip that climate change has "been on hiatus since the late 1990s," one of the oldest and dumbest denier myths of them all.
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Its function is to collapse historical time into fragmented and compartmentalized spheres of "knowledge production," to replace history with the fetishism of memory, and substitute the former guardians of the archive with "curators," who assemble, dissemble, and reassemble documented fragments of the past in an effort to transform hierarchy into heterogeneity.
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Benefiting as he often does from a cable news format, he was allowed to ramble and dissemble across a variety of topics — including who sets interest rates, how monetary policy impacts the economy, and how his own money is invested, finding time for a racist personal attack against a rival politician.
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"It is alarming that Leon Panetta would, through his silence, excuse Hillary Clinton's enablement of foreign espionage with her illegal email scheme and her corrupt decision to then destroy those emails and dissemble her 'private' server to hide her crimes from the public and authorities," Trump senior policy adviser Stephen Miller said.
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"It is alarming that Leon Panetta would, through his silence, excuse Hillary Clinton's enablement of foreign espionage with her illegal email scheme and her corrupt decision to then destroy those emails and dissemble her 'private' server to hide her crimes from the public and authorities," Trump senior policy advisor Stephen Miller said.
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"It is alarming that Leon Panetta would, through his silence, excuse Hillary Clinton's enablement of foreign espionage with her illegal email scheme and her corrupt decision to then destroy those emails and dissemble her 'private' server to hide her crimes from the public and authorities," said Trump adviser Stephen Miller in a statement.
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For a number of artists — notably Lynda Benglis, Lorraine O'Grady, Eleanor Antin, Marcella Campagnano, Karin Mack, Martha Rosler, Alexis Hunter, Martha Wilson, Suzy Lake, and Cindy Sherman — one way to control their own narrative was to purposefully dissemble, to retain the power of a secret identity while inhabiting the persona of another, in effect playing the Fool to male authority's senile Lear.
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Dissemble, or take apart, 9. Inspect, 10. Transport, loaded, 11. Pre-position for next operation, 12.
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I will not dissemble the first emotions of joy on the recovery of my freedom, and perhaps the establishment of my fame.
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Owing to its Tokarev design lineage, the pistol is easy to dissemble and the hammer assembly is removable as one piece. The sights are fixed, with the rear sight being drift-adjustable for windage.
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1 (Paris, 1862), pp. 274-8. Mary of Guise feared Châtelherault's powers might be increased. She and d'Oisel would dissemble their concerns for the time being. This memorandum continued on the subject of the arrest in Scotland of an Irishman, George Paris, who carried letters from France and England.
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His name was four French-language words combined. Le roi des animaux translates as "The king of the animals." Bred by Haras Bage Do Sul at Aceguá, Rio Grande do Sul, he was out of the mare Dissemble and sired by Candy Stripes who also sired Invasor, the horse ranked No.1 in the world for 2006.
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James Hamblin, writing in The Atlantic argues that the level of conscientiousness required to dissemble the cups is somewhat of a paradox to expect from people using a push-button brewing process. In its 2014 Sustainability Report, released in February 2015, Keurig Green Mountain re- affirmed that a priority for the company is ensuring that 100% of K-Cup pods are recyclable by 2020.
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Seitz, Jonathan. Witchcraft and Inquisition in Early Modern Venice, Cambridge University Press, 2011 The book was used as a manual for inquisitors, and gave practical advice on how to conduct inquiries.Given, James Buchanan. Inquisition and Medieval Society: Power, Discipline, and Resistance in Languedoc, Cornell University Press, 2001 It also described various means an accused heretic might use to dissemble, such as equivocation or the pretense of insanity.
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Cortana and other AIs are subject to a seven-year lifespan, after which they begin to dissemble and think themselves to death in a process known as rampancy. As an artificial construct, Cortana has no physical form or being. Cortana speaks with a smooth female voice, and projects a holographic image of herself as a woman. Cortana is said to resemble Halsey, with a similar attitude "unchecked by military and social protocol".
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The Pseudo-Clementine Recognitions and Homilies tells how Dositheos, by spreading a false report of Simon Magus' death, succeeded in installing himself as head of his sect. Simon on coming back thought it better to dissemble, and, pretending friendship for Dositheus, accepted the second place. Soon, however, he began to hint to the thirty that Dositheus was not as well acquainted as he might be with the doctrines of the school.Clementine Homilies, ii. 23.
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"Favors's tendency to dissemble about his age was a well-known source of mirth to fellow musicians of his generation". Most reference works give his year of birth of 1937, but, following his death, his daughter stated that it was 1927. Favors primarily played the double bass, but also played the electric bass guitar, banjo, zither, gong, and other instruments. He began playing double bass at the age of 15 and began performing professionally upon graduating from high school.
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285 > I do not doubt that there has been some ignorance in their having reproved > this mode of speech, — that the Virgin Mary is the Mother of God … I cannot > dissemble that it is found to be a bad practice ordinarily to adopt this > title in speaking of this Virgin: and, for my part, I cannot consider such > language as good, proper, or suitable… for to say, the Mother of God for the > Virgin Mary, can only serve to harden the ignorant in their superstitions.
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After managing to capture one of the ships of the Sarvants, the French authorities discover that these enigmatic beings do not exist as individual entities, rather they are a race of tiny insectile creatures who are able to assemble and dissemble their bodies with each other in order to form temporary and functional organs controlling their machines. Eventually, the Sarvants accidentally discover that the specimens they have been acquiring are capable of both suffering and rational thought. This realization leads the Sarvants to cease their experiments.
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The secrecy also meant that members could claim to be for a piece of legislation while at the same time taking no action to force a vote on such legislation. With this secrecy removed, it became more difficult to dissemble in such a way; it also opened signers to more direct retribution from the leadership. Under the old system, if a petition was unsuccessful, the leadership would never know if a particular Representative signed the petition. If it was successful, all the "defectors" would at least be in the same boat.
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They sent a petition to the Sultan and the consuls of the big powers in Chania. At the time of the first meetings of the revolutionary committees, the representatives were elected by province and the representative of the Rethymno region was the hegumen of Arkadi, Gabriel Marinakis. Ioannis Dimakopoulos At the announcement of these nominations Ismail Pasha sent a message to the hegumen via the Bishop of Rethymno, Kallinikos Nikoletakis. The letter demanded that the higumen dissemble the revolutionary assembly or the monastery would be destroyed by Ottoman troops.
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Vanessa worked her way up the ladder to become the richer Polk's private secretary, helped by the coincidence of her surname, and a longing to see the castle her mother had spoken of so often led her to dissemble to Lady Constance to get an invitation. During her visit, she is approved of by Lord Emsworth, who thinks she has sound views on pigs, and also by Wilbur Trout, an old fiancé of hers who comes to admire her strong independent nature. She elopes with Trout after an abortive attempt at burglary, prompting an all-important letter of proposal from Dunstable.
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De obitu Valentiniani consolatio It is ambiguous on the question of the emperor's death, which is not surprising, as Ambrose represents him as a model of Christian virtue. Suicide, not murder, would make the bishop dissemble on this key question.. The young man's body was conveyed in ceremony to Milan for burial by Ambrose, mourned by his sisters Justa and Grata. He was laid in a porphyry sarcophagus next to his brother Gratian, most probably in the Chapel of Sant'Aquilino attached to San Lorenzo. At first Arbogast recognized Theodosius's son Arcadius as emperor in the West, seemingly surprised by his charge's death.
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Riots then continued for a second day. Following the riots, the UN continued their position that the Nepalese soldiers were not to blame, and rather said that the riots was being staged for "political reasons because of forthcoming elections", as the Haitian government sent its own forces to "protest" the UN peacekeepers. According to one author, rather than confront the inescapable conclusion that the UN was indeed the cause, "the world’s preeminent humanitarian organization continued to dissemble." During a third day of riots, UN personnel were blamed for shooting at least 5 protestors, but denied responsibility.
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In this capacity, Pridi built the anti-Japanese underground, the Free Thai Movement ("Seri Thai") network, in Thailand. Code named "Ruth", he established contact with the Allies and Thai resistance organisations in Britain and the United States. As the war progressed and the fortunes of the Japanese declined, public dissatisfaction grew and Phibun was forced to resign as prime minister in 1944. Khuang Abhaiwongse, a liberal lawyer and member of Seri Thai, was chosen to be prime minister due to "his ability to dissemble with the Japanese" to shield the growing Seri Thai movement while at the same time improving superficial relations with the Japanese occupiers.
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However, in the original manuscript, between these two lines is contained the line "Fearing to tell them who he was, because of the weakness of Har." Similarly, when Har recognises Tiriel he proclaims "Bless thy face for thou are Tiriel" (3:6), to which Tiriel responds "Tiriel I never saw but once I sat with him and ate" (3:7). Between these two lines were originally the lines "Tiriel could scarcely dissemble more & his tongue could scarce refrain/But still he fear'd that Har & Heva would die of joy and grief." The longest omissions occur during the encounter with Ijim and when Tiriel returns to the Vales of Har.
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Claudius also inspired the character Miraz in C. S. Lewis' novel Prince Caspian, part of The Chronicles of Narnia series. Ron Perlman portrays Clay Morrow in the television series Sons of Anarchy, which relies heavily on the general plot structure of Hamlet; his character is based on Claudius. Ron Perlman has said, "I'm sure they're going to stick to the structure of Hamlet all the way to the end" of the series. In Disney's The Lion King, the villain, Scar (voiced by Jeremy Irons in 1994 and Chiwetel Ejiofor in 2019), is modelled after Claudius; both characters murder their brothers and dissemble to their nephews to ascend to the throne.
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Faced with this abrupt reversal of fortune, Uthman chose to dissemble his intentions, pretending that he planned to seek refuge in North Africa. He even wrote to the Marinid sultan, Abu Sa'id Uthman, asking for a pardon and permission to return to Morocco. At the head of a thousand cavalry, he marched towards Almería, ostensibly to set sail for Morocco. Once he arrived in the city on 13 January 1327, he invited an uncle of Muhammad IV, Abu Abdallah Muhammad ibn Abi Sa'id, whom he proclaimed as sultan at the end of the month, with the laqab (regnal name) of al-Qa'im bi-amr Allah ("He who carries out God's orders").
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The lyrics were written by Doors frontman Jim Morrison. Part of the song ("Your ballroom days are over, baby/Night is drawing near/Shadows of the evening/crawl across the years"), was seemingly lifted from the 19th-century hymnal and bedtime rhyme "Now the Day Is Over" ("Now the day is over/Night is drawing nigh/Shadows of the evening/Steal across the sky") by Morrison. Similarly, Morrison quoted the "Christian child's prayer" in a live version of Soul Kitchen sung in 1969 and also altered the children's rhyme "Jack be nimble, Jack be quick, Jack jump over The candlestick" to suit part of his poem An American Prayer ("Words dissemble/Words be quick/Words resemble walking sticks").
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A History of Soviet Atheism in Theory, and Practice, and the Believer, vol 1: A History of Marxist-Leninist Atheism and Soviet Anti-Religious Policies, St Martin's Press, New York (1987) pg 81-82 (Khrushchev also criticized Stalin's attempt to turn the site of the former Cathedral of Christ the Saviour in Moscow into a great Soviet monument, which Khrushchev decided instead would be a swimming poolHaskins, Ekaterina V. "Russia's postcommunist past: the Cathedral of Christ the Savior and the reimagining of national identity." History and Memory: Studies in Representation of the Past 21.1 (2009)). Il'ichev, claimed that believers were 'political rascal and opportunists...[who] cheat, dissemble, hiding their hostility towards our political system under a mask of religion'.
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Once all ten pieces are recovered, the Infomaniac sends Pepper to rebuild the stolen helicopter. Alternatively, if the Pizzeria, Information Center, and Police Station are the only remaining buildings and all five pieces are not collected, the Brickster will instead dissemble the Pizzeria and the player immediately skips to the part where they must rebuild the helicopter. Once the helicopter is rebuilt, the Infomaniac, Nick, and Laura advise Pepper to use it to help them catch the Brickster using pizzas to slow him down and donuts to speed up Nick and Laura before the Brickster, now driving a stolen police motorcycle (it is unknown what happened to the ambulance), can disassemble the remaining buildings. Two different endings can occur, depending on whether the player succeeds or not.
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Afterwards, Roode began walking to the backstage area as Booker T followed continuing the fight as the referee counted out both men, ending the contest in a draw. Booker T and Roode fought throughout the backstage area into the parking lot, where Roode pulled Banks from the driver's seat of a car before making his own get away leaving Booker T and Banks behind. The Six Man Tag Team Street Fight between the team of Jay Lethal and MCMG (Alex Shelley and Chris Sabin) and the team of Johnny Devine and Team 3D (Brother Devon and Brother Ray). The stipulations were if Lethal and MCMG won then Team 3D would be forced to work with a weight limit, while if Devine and Team 3D won the TNA X Division would dissemble.
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Born in the former Byzantine Rangabe- Lambrino family, "Curierul National article on Rangabe-Lambrino family", Curierul National newspaper, 13 February 2003 the daughter of Romanian Colonel, later General, Constantin Lambrino and Euphrosine Alcaz, Joanna Lambrino met the Hohenzollern Prince Carol, son of King Ferdinand of Romania and Queen Marie of Romania, in Iaşi, Romania, in 1918, during the First World War. The Romanian royal court had adjourned from Bucharest to Iaşi, to keep its distance from a German invasion. Journalist A.L. Easterman would later write that "Carol fell violently in love and was at no pains to dissemble it", despite the obvious disapproval of the royal court for his bestowing his affections on a commoner. Even so, there are several photographs of Zizi Lambrino and Prince Carol at the Royal family residences and together with other members of the Romanian Royal family.
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3, pp.5-8 The poem has been cited as manifesting “the extremes of the metaphysical style”,Isabel Rivers, “The making of a 17th century religious poet”, in John Milton: Introductions, Cambridge University 1973, p.93 but in this it sits well with others there that are like it: John Denham’s “Elegy on the death of Henry Lord Hastings”, for example,Text at Poem Hunter or Marvell's rather smoother “Upon the death of the Lord Hastings”.Text from the Adelaide University e-book The several correspondences among the poems there are sometimes explained as the result of the book's making a covert Royalist statement.The Poems of Andrew Marvell, Pearson Education 2003, In the political circumstances following the recent beheading of the king, it was wise to dissemble grief for him while mourning another under the obscure and closely wrought arguments typical of the Metaphysical style.
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Meades thought her "the most beautiful young woman I had ever seen ... I gaped, unable to dissemble my amazement".Times Magazine, 11 November 2006 In 1988, a former Labour Member of the British Parliament Woodrow, Lord Wyatt recalled, with reference to the "success with women" of Anthony, Lord Lambton, former Conservative Government Minister, that > ...there was that Talitha Pol who was very pretty and had a little starlet > job in Yugoslavia; and he went and stayed at the hotel and sent her huge > bunches of flowers about every two hours and showered her with > presents.Diary, 15 August 1988: The Journals of Woodrow Wyatt, ed Sarah > Curtis (1998), p 614 Another to come under Pol's spell was the dancer Rudolf Nureyev, who first met her at a party in 1965. According to Nureyev's biographer, Julie Kavanagh, the two were in thrall to each other, to the extent that Nureyev "had never felt so erotically stirred by a woman" and told several friends that he wished to marry Pol.
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