" Concurs coach Adam Levine: "It evens the playing field.
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Randy is here, but I think it's ... about evens.
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It evens begs for more when people try to stop.
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"They have break evens maybe at $80 oil," Chazen said.
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A good foundation evens your skin tone and hides blemishes.
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After that, though, the portrayal evens out and becomes more thoughtful.
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This evens out to about 41 percent of all users surveyed.
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Helvetica Now Display evens out the kerning for larger type sizes.
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I think it all evens itself out, for the most part.
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"Energy inequity is about the energy system as a whole," said Evens.
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But in rowing it kind of evens the playing field a little.
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And that's after the country's supposedly progressive tax system evens everything out.
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"It evens out in the end," he says to end the video.
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" Trying to help, Dodd suggested Beador "get on medication that evens you out.
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Financial markets imply a better than evens chance of an easing <0.13#YIB:>.
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It evens out because I have to stay late at work today anyway.
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"At that standard portrait distance of five feet, everything evens off," Paskhover said.
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But we may feel the effects of the levee system's decline evens sooner.
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Other organizations and governments have also scheduled evens at Trump's Washington D.C. hotel.
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"People said, 'That B‐actor is suddenly becoming an executive,'" Evens told the publication.
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It all evens out, but still — shouldn't Widows have been somewhere on this list?
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" Hudnutt said some corn farmers in the Midwest have been experiencing "below break-evens.
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Drillers in the Permian Basin are looking at break-evens in the low $30s.
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Looking issue by issue at how rulings have gone, the courtroom score evens out.
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"Theoretical evidence suggests the currency appreciation evens the cost out," said JPMorgan economist Michael Feroli.
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No. Will you see rising real yields and break-evens in the next two years?
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I figure it evens out, though, since I bring my lunch to work every day.
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JAMES BULLARD: Yeah, if you look at these tips, yields, break evens, tips breaks even.
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Post Malone evens out this week for once having dreads but now being post-dreads.
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Teams and players with a high Babip almost always fade as their luck evens out.
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Southeast Asia is like the bonds of your travel portfolio; it evens out your costs.
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"The longer the race, the more it evens out between males and females," Rohman said.
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I was in California in October instead of Chicago, though, so maybe it all evens out.
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And it evens up the score The unspeakable horror brought with it a hidden gift: music.
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It evens out, because next week I'm doing four shifts for a total of 23 hours.
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NOW, HERE WE WERE IN JULY WITH BREAK EVENS ON TIPS TO NOMINALS AT, LIKE, 1.5%.
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The nice thing is, if a woman is making the first move, that dynamic evens out.
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But because it rotates, that force evens out after an entire circuit, propelling the craft ahead.
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I'm over budget this week, but I only spent $2129 last week, so it evens out.
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We alternate paying for things like this and figure it all evens out in the end.
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The advent of Donald Trump and his crusty, canny lieutenant Steve Bannon evens up the teams.
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Retinol, which is also in the cream, stimulates cell turn over, evens tone, and softens wrinkles.
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"Energy is not discretionary," said Anne Evens, CEO of Elevate Energy, an urban sustainability non-profit.
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On the other hand, you'll learn that it all kind of evens out in the end.
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Other edge-to-edge LCD phones have a "chin," but the larger bezel evens all that out.
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Following revelations that Mr Moore also has a special fondness for post-pubescent girls, they are evens.
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Prices start at $129 per month, which evens out to spending about $32 on food per week.
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With movies, I usually buy the tickets and he pays for food, so it all evens out.
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"We have half the money for our tickets," Evens, one member of the group, told VICE News.
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Because fat slows digestion, it evens our blood sugar levels leaving us to feel calm and satisfied.
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"3-D printing evens the playing field so that you can create or make wherever you are."
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In Oklahoma's emerging Scoop and Stack plays, break-evens for prime assets are in the mid-$30s.
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By the end, the track evens out into a melodic guitar riff, and all is well again.
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I get salty and sweet, but also a little protein from the nuts — so it all evens out.
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"She lost on a big state tax deduction," said Lance Christensen, CPA and partner at Margolin Winer & Evens.
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I don't mind — we usually switch off paying for things, and I feel like it basically evens out.
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The Evens reportedly rely on an "earprint," which users create by indicating when they can hear music playing.
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Facetune, which costs $3.99 on both iOS and Android, evens out skin tone, whitens teeth and erases blemishes.
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My boyfriend finds the whole debacle hilarious, and no amount of bathing and scrubbing evens out the patchiest areas.
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There is a hint of bitterness on the finish some might find distracting, but it evens out with food.
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You'd have to diligently wear the invisaWear for about a year before the cost evens out with cheaper competitors.
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She evens runs Congresswoman Barbara Comstock's victory ad for the now nonexistent success of the American Health Care Act.
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We all see each other so frequently that we all take turns paying and figure it evens out eventually.
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As on their new release, they play the complete quartets of Bartok — odd numbers on Tuesday, evens on Wednesday.
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However, that was cut to evens, which means it's a 21/22017 chance, by Friday as Trump's insane week continued.
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T. and I take turns paying when we go out, so we figure it all evens out in the end.
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Birth control may help, since it evens out those hormonal ups and downs of a natural cycle, Dr. Radford says.
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And unlike some more direct competitors, Evens are self-contained and don't depend on an app or a separate module.
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The brand recently introduced a collection of green tea-infused skincare that soothes inflammation, evens tone and brightens the skin.
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And, unlike some more direct competitors, Evens are self-contained and don't depend on an app or a separate module.
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The Bobbi Brown Intensive Skin Serum Foundation smoothes fine lines and wrinkles, evens skin tone, and makes your skin glow.Pros:Cons:
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Kingsbury believes virtual reality can be the technology that evens the odds and allows smaller teams to make big strides.
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In favor: True, but it all evens out over the course of the season, so we can deal with that.
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While women are core users of the brand, the ratio evens out with sales of its TB12 boxes, Levitt said.
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Of course, New Guinea has tarantulas, burrowing snakes and the world's only poisonous birds, so maybe it all evens out.
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He pays anytime we go out, which evens out because he stays with me at my condo whenever he's in town.
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More generally, though, the story goes that stressed brains often have cannabinoid shortages, so a little weed just evens things out.
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I'm stealing the games off the internet anyway, so I look at it like that evens it out a little bit.
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The mask helps draw out impurities and oil from clogged pores, while licorice evens out skin tone and vitamin C brightens.
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Investors reacted by narrowing the odds of a future cut, with May priced at one-in-four and August at evens.
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My friends and I tend to just cover smaller expenses for each other and figure it all evens out in the end.
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By maintaining a consistent and disciplined strategy, the average purchase price of stocks often evens out over time due to price fluctuations.
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Thirteen years later, oxblood nail polish covers my nails, and Mac's NC42 compact evens craters left behind by acne and epilation mishaps.
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It sort of evens everything out, blends nicely and reflects light just enough to make it look like an IRL Instagram filter.
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"If you remembered the times when it actually went smoothly, you would probably realize that it evens out in the long run."
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This dial isn't numerical, and you sort of have to guess (and memorize) what evens out to a single and a double.
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If I want it lighter, I use one of those makeup sponges, and it evens out my skin while letting it breathe.
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I'll probably drive us up to the mountains next weekend, or plenty of other times, so it all evens out gas-wise.
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Ladbrokes quoted Johnson at evens, ahead of interior minister Theresa May at 3/1 and Justice Secretary Michael Gove at 5/1.
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But, you know, in the long run, if these hurricanes and natural disasters behave like previous hurricanes and natural disasters, it evens out.
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"There may be an age when everything evens out, but our study results suggest that it's not necessarily by age 210," Medle says.
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The cushion under her small frame has sunken slightly from years of use and a Childcraft encyclopedia evens out a broken chair leg.
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I feel like it evens out my skin and I don't feel the need to pile on makeup over it if I'm not working.
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We're of the mindset that it all evens out at some point, but now I have to keep track of what I paid vs.
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Award: Tom Nuttall, our Brussels correspondent, has won the 2017 Evens Prize for European Journalism, awarded for making the European project easier to understand.
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They were a remarkably disciplined voting bloc last term, and they must be emboldened by the court's new composition, which evens the ideological sides.
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In emphasizing male pain, Cooper throws off the narrative balance a bit, although Lady Gaga evens it out with the force of her voice.
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He lets his hair go, too, with a stringy mullet ("It evens out my head," he said) descending from the back of his cap.
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"Companies are determining whether they can move their business to low tax jurisdictions," said Lance D. Christensen, partner at accounting firm Margolin Winer & Evens.
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"If U.S. real rates rise, long USD/JPY offers the best risk-reward irrespective of the direction of break evens/reflation trades," the note said.
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Bill O'Reilly: Sure, the White House was built by slaves, but we gave them the bare minimum needed to stay alive, so it evens out.
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On the other hand, when your cycle evens out and comes more or less monthly, you'll also start experiencing monthly PMS, cramps, and breast tenderness.
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Supporters of preponderance, like Dunn, who reported being sexually assaulted as an undergrad, say it's the only standard that evens the playing field for victims.
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I figure I can go through three $30 candles in the time it takes to go through one of these, so it about evens out.
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According to Ladbrokes PLC, another online betting site, the chances of a brokered convention were 269-265 on Wednesday, down from evens on March 2.
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The board itself is designed to be sleek, with an outward curvature (on either side) originating from both ends, which evens out toward the middle.
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Gout or gouty arthritis is more prevalent among men until the older ages, when women catch up and the incidence between the sexes evens out.
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The magical sum floated in high-stakes circles is for potential winnings of up to £303, meaning £250 at evens or £50 at 10/1.
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But these ribs do benefit from the process, which somehow evens out the cooking times of the darker and lighter sections, so I recommend it.
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Her new addition nicely evens out her other head tattoo that she has on the left side that reads "Stories…" which she had done in 2014.
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Though Coddou emphasizes that his 1003-cent blades are a "fraction of the cost of Gillette's" and half the price of Harry's, it probably evens out.
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"Unlike most corporate site selections, conventions bring armies of protestors — virtually a complete menu of side evens with their own security and traffic demands," Bruns said.
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That evens out the playing field to some degree and makes it cheaper for some plants to use higher-sulfur coal from other states, particularly Illinois.
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With oil prices plummeting, moreover, U.S. shale oil producers once again confront price levels close to break-evens for them, just as they did in 2015.
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"I would guess it is about evens that there will be no international IPO," said a high-level source familiar with the preparations, according to Reuters.
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With the following caveats: odd numbers do better than evens on the whole, round numbers do terribly, and numbers with nerdy or sexual connotations do well also.
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That evens the playing field, but is still nowhere near the 6,400 legal guns on Staten Island, plus the 3,000 or so armed cops who live there.
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But it's essentially impossible to time the market effectively over the long term, so dollar-cost averaging evens out the bumps so that investors come out ahead.
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"It's a seat with a slight Republican tilt, although in a year — a midterm — like this, that kind of evens things out quite a bit," Dent said.
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"For the (Bakken shale), wells completed in 2016-2017, wellhead break-evens average around $38 per barrel," said consultancy Rystad Energy, which specialises in exploration and production.
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I guess that's recent enough; besides, the path forward is always a series of ups and downs that evens out when viewed through the lens of time.
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In late 2015, the "king of revenge porn," Hunter Moore, and his accomplice, Charles Evens, were convicted for hacking into Gmail accounts in search of private photos.
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If he gets stronger while he develops in the N.F.L. and evens out his effort, he could be a steal toward the end of the first round.
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In the time it has taken me to write this I have died five times but fortunately it also provides so much life everything sort of evens out.
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However, consultancy Rystad Energy, which specializes in exploration and production, said wellhead break-evens average around $38 per barrel for the Bakken shale wells completed in 2016-2017.
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And what a way for her to start saying goodbye, with this cycle of the complete quartets of Bartok, the odd-numbered ones on Friday, evens on Sunday.
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For some reason, I was wearing a black hoodie earlier but because everything was kind of light, I went with this one because it maybe evens things out.
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That's because fiber is amazingly helpful in many ways: It slows the absorption of glucose — which evens out our blood sugar levels — and also lowers cholesterol and inflammation.
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"There's an option for the limited-ad experience, and it's about evens, I think," Fox CEO James Murdoch explained onstage at Code Conference in Rancho Palos Verdes, Calif.
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Soon the high evens out, and even before the rush is over, you might start to nod off, head dipping and jerking as you drift between waking and sleeping.
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A break up of Bouygues would benefit all the remaining operators by improving the market structure and reducing the risk from volatile competition as network capacity utilisation evens out.
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"It's a seat with a slight Republican tilt, although in a year — a midterm — like this, that kind of evens things out quite a bit," Dent said last week.
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But Evens estimated that Fragrant Moss could last for years, whereas flowers wilt in days, and that it would be easier to care for than a flowering plant, too.
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I'll pay her back at some point later — we hang out a lot and don't worry about paying each other back, since it always evens out in the end.
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Equipment will sometimes have limited uses, or restrictions on the type of die (Max 3, Evens Only), which adds a good but manageable amount of depth to the combat.
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The three-in-one formula hydrates skin with vitamins and minerals, evens out your complexion with color-correcting pigments, and preps skin for makeup so that foundation stays fresh longer.
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It always evens out, and being flexible with my workout schedule has made hitting the gym feel fun and relaxing rather than like a chore I have to get done.
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I don't think the speed is a problem in practical use, and it evens out between the time it takes to fumble for a rear-mounted sensor on other phones.
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There's Slap It, which exfoliates, Bite It, which plumps with collagen, Shake It, which firms and illuminates the butt skin, and Squeeze It, which also hydrates and evens skin tone.
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When you first get the Evens, and as often as you like thereafter, you create a custom "EarPrint" for each ear that is thereafter applied to incoming music or speech.
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In some parts of the United States, break-evens have fallen below $40 a barrel as producers drill and complete wells more efficiently and wring discounts from oilfield services companies.
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"The key element is proactivity," says Lance D. Christensen, a certified public account and partner with Margolin, Winer & Evens, a CPA and business advisory firm in Garden City, Long Island.
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Further to this end, the Army plans to institute a gender-neutral fitness test that more accurately tests strength for combat and evens the demands on male and female recruits.
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Spotify says that's not a problem, because those promotions are helping it keep its customers longer, which means that over the lifetime of their subscriptions, all of that evens out.
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A few shots in the trailer suggest how they can blend together — in one instance, the frame is filled with glowing blue electricity that sort of evens them out in color.
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"I would guess it is about evens that there will be no international IPO," said a high-level source familiar with the preparations, saying they were proving to be a disappointment.
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That's because fiber is amazingly helpful in many ways: It lowers cholesterol and inflammation, feeds our microbiome, and slows the body's absorption of glucose, which evens out our blood sugar levels.
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That evens out to about one lawsuit every five days -- slightly lower than his average over the last 30 years, which Clinton was correct in saying is about once every three days.
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There's no need to; it all evens out over time, so a few games here and there aren't a big deal, especially when you're scheduling around concerts, NBA games, and other obstacles.
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Singapore has been a close and longtime US ally -- it evens leases space for a US Navy logistics and support facility and has hosted forward deployments of US Navy littoral combat ships.
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When Broadway and voice-over actor Leo Ash Evens started looking for a home in February, he wanted something bigger than his current Upper West Side studio apartment that had outdoor space.
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Unlike headphones that aim to give audiophiles control over the tone or emphasis of the music, Evens are solely concerned with optimizing it for the frequencies your ears do and don't hear well.
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"Regional oil production will be underpinned by giant fields in Indonesia, Malaysia and China but these fields are super mature and will require expensive techniques, high break-evens and capex cuts," Rodger said.
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As a result, Jones expects Macau's January-February combined numbers may be a better measure of performance because it evens out the influence of the holiday and the time shifts from the prior year.
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For math, the students ran around holding numbers from 1 to 9, getting together in pairs that added to 10, then knocked odd-numbered balls into a rabbit's mouth to review odds and evens.
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"There is an evens chance of a technical recession in the next 22018 months, while there is an elevated risk of further deterioration in the near term," said NIESR's head of forecasting, Simon Kirby.
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The keto diet starts with weight loss, then evens outWhen following the keto diet, weight loss can vary from person to person, says Jeff Volek, a registered dietitian and professor at Ohio State University.
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It evens has a joystick, which means you can have your eye up to the electronic view finder while still choosing autofocus points (it also makes it way easier to navigate the camera's many menus).
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However, Maersk's chief executive Søren Skou is confident that the group's container shipping business, Maersk Line, is set for growth of 2-4 percent in 2017 as the balance between supply and demand evens out.
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For instance, unlike earbuds that take great pains to custom-fit the shape of your ear, the Evens just use the usual array of three sizes of uniform rubber tips (though I found them comfortable).
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Set up takes just a couple minutes When you first get the Evens, and as often as you like thereafter, you create a custom "EarPrint" for each ear that's applied to incoming music or speech.
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An agreement to maintain production at current levels is "highly unlikely given the high break evens most governments need, especially in the Gulf," said Mohamed Bardastani, senior economist for the Middle East at Oxford Economics.
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The treatment – most commonly used to treat scars, wrinkles, acne scars and sun damage – improves skin tone, smoothes out fine lines, and evens out skin discoloration by treating tiny sections of the skin at a time.
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"We're at the point where we're nearing full cycle break-evens for Permian producers and depending on how long this lasts, we might see an impact on capex budgets over the next few months," said Ghulam.
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In September, the city endorsed a multi-million dollar plan to fix the building's foundation, involving anchoring one side of the building to bedrock and allowing the other side to continue sinking until it evens out.
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While most all-over bronzers cater to lighter skin tones with the goal of adding tan, Balmyard Beauty's Paradise Bronzing Oil evens out medium skin tones, dishing out a sun-kissed glow with a coconut beachy scent.
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The bookmaker has priced him at 4/1 to be re-elected come 2020, 20/1 to build a wall spanning "the entirety" of the U.S.-Mexican border, and evens to make Russia his first international visit.
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Without a patent, "anyone and your uncle can make the drug and sell it for less, so why take it to market?" said Ronald Evens, a researcher at the Tufts Center for the Study of Drug Development.
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"(German) Bunds and U.S. Treasuries remain nervous as improving hard data on both sides of the Atlantic render the global easing case less clear-cut and revive (inflation) break-evens," analysts at Commerzbank said in a note.
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Charlotte Tilbury's Brightening Youth Glow ($55), meanwhile, pairs trendy wellness ingredients, like revitalizing chlorella and nourishing vitamin B, with high-tech pearlized particles for a creamy gel that "instantly blurs, evens imperfections and corrects redness," Tilbury explains.
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"For us, we're going to plan around ($)50 for five years, get the discipline and the capital discipline in place, get our costs down and we will get our break-evens well into the 30s," he said.
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Think of foundation's coverage as the autocorrect of the makeup world: It evens tone, hides pesky blemishes, and creates a flawless base for the rest of your makeup routine — but only as much as you want it to.
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If you've already self-tanned and spot the problem on your elbows, ankles, neck, or knees, your best bet is to go in and lightly exfoliate the skin until it evens out to match the rest of your body.
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The guy who faded in September the last two seasons being the one most vocal about hating the six-man rotation to give everyone more rest evens out with Joey Gallo hitting 303-foot bombs every other series. 15.
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"What I think is incredibly interesting is how everyone kind of evens out together at six months to a year," said Katie Watson, a bioethicist at Northwestern University's Feinberg School of Medicine, who was not involved in the study.
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As the cap levels off and the playing field evens out, more free agents may eventually flock to Southern California so long as Magic and Pelinka keep long-term canker sores like the Mozgov and Luol Deng contracts off the books.
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And for Jake and Zane, they bought into the system of living there, adopting struggle, adopting that making-do lifestyle, and being present—basically adopting that Kenyan attitude toward living—that's when the altitude and all that other shit evens out.
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"We think the fall in shale oil activity is an indication of rising costs, higher break-evens outside of geological sweet-spots, falling initial well productivity and cash-flow constraints at unsustainably low prices," Standard Chartered said in a note.
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"In the last year or two, inflation break-evens were well ahead of the market in terms of looking at the global growth problems that we've been having," said Aaron Kohli, an interest rate strategist at BMO Capital Markets in New York.
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Usually everything ultimately evens out — because people don't show up, because flights and itineraries are swapped, or because airlines ask for and find volunteers from an overbooked flight to switch to a different one, in exchange for a voucher for future travel.
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But if Apple drops the standard headphone jack, as is rumored, and forces wired earbuds to the digital charging port, then powered earbuds like the Evens, if redesigned with a new connector, might just be able to draw power from the new iPhones.
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But just as in economics, the market metaphor brings with it a quasi-theological belief that everything eventually evens out—an ideology that is deliberately blind to the way the largest players in the capitalist system rig that system in their own favor.
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But if Apple drops the standard headphone jack, as is rumored, and forces wired earbuds to the digital charging port, then powered earbuds like the Evens (if redesigned with a new connector) might just be able to draw power from the new iPhones.
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Susan Swan, a Canadian novelist and co-founder of the prize, said the founding board noticed the discrepancy: Male authors have historically been awarded far more often for their work than women, even as the number of published works by men and women evens out.
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Just because freezing embryos is a more expensive process doesn't mean it's the pricier option overall, though: If you end up using frozen eggs later on, the cost evens out with that of freezing your embryos because you'll have to thaw and fertilize the eggs, Jake says.
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This evens the playing field for regular teens and big advertisers alike (for now), creating an open space for new, uninhibited voices to rise to the top of the influence chain — and many of them are just starting their careers behind the counters of our favorite retailers and restaurants.
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His critics are also trying to paint him this way — but many of the policies Labour is promoting in its 2019 manifesto, such as more money for the National Health Service, more affordable housing, and evens some of those the nationalization plans, are pretty popular with the general public.
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It has anti-inflammatory properties, so it can help with acne; it evens out skin discoloration and hyperpigmentation by inhibiting melanin synthesis through an enzyme; it helps stimulate collagen production, which helps with wrinkles and fine lines; and it brightens, so your skin will look smoother, glowy, energized, and healthy.
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Not only does it help calm the look of redness with hemp-derived cannabis sativa seed oil, 2% topical melatonin, and 5% colloidal oatmeal — yes, the same stuff your mama always made you bathe in at the first sight of a rash — but it also smoothes, revitalizes, and evens skin tone and texture.
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The perfect tinted moisturizer is the true MVP in your everyday routine, a lightweight cream, gel, or oil that blurs your pores and evens your skin tone but stays humble, completely invisible to a well-lit vanity mirror, an iPhone flash, and even your best friend across the table at bunch who tells you your skin is glowing.
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It's possible this ad hoc market will dissipate as quickly as it formed when supply for N953s evens out; it's also possible that the vacuum of government action to make mass purchases or jump-start domestic manufacturing by using the Defense Production Act will mean these informal efforts will be filling a void for weeks or even months to come.
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Watching Hannah lay out the plan for her own suicide in the 12th episode, for instance, feels so on-the-nose you want to wince, but the brooding Roman Remains cover of "The Killing Moon" that glimmers in the background evens out the creases and aligns it with cult indie cinema like Donnie Darko, rather than a Netflix show that would otherwise be sub-par.
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"A little over a year ago, multiple Flex workers disclosed to Gizmodo that they worked overtime without additional pay in order to complete their deliveries and avoid being booted from the program, with one worker claiming Amazon "said it evens out because when you work a three hour block and finish in two they still pay you for three, but it doesn't even out.
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"This is going to have an impact," said Lance Christensen, a certified public accountant and tax practice leader at Margolin Winer & Evens in Garden City, N.Y. Christensen is alerting his clients to the increased real cost of tickets and said firms would use an array of factors to calculate the costs and benefits of the tickets and other entertainment options like theater and golf outings.
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The moon in Libra clashes with Mars at 2:19 AM, squares off with Saturn at 5:11 AM, connects with Jupiter at 5:27 AM, and connects with the sun at 8:57 AM, making for a frustrating early morning that eventually evens out into something sunnier—we have so much we want to do, so keep an open mind about it all!
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