For those struggling to get a handle on the plotting — or others, like me, struggling to get a handle on the purpose — this week's episode risks alienating a swath of its audience.
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We just couldn't get a handle on it at times.
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So we have got to get a handle on that.
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These illnesses are much harder to get a handle on.
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We really need to get a handle on the violence.
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The social network needs to get a handle on microsharing.
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"Until we get a handle on the drug problem," said Capt.
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How did police get a handle on gangs such as SMM?
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It's a conflict the show can't quite get a handle on.
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And this ought to be something that we get a handle on.
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Unlike scurvy, these illnesses are much harder to get a handle on.
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It's overrun by Nazis and it can't get a handle on harassment.
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Clocks are not the only means to get a handle on gravity.
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Wiz says it's on the UFC to get a handle on this.
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It could also help scientists get a handle on depression and obesity.
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PAIR is not Google's first "let's get a handle on AI" effort.
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And the government hasn't intervened to get a handle on the situation.
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It can be hard to get a handle on people with autism.
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To help you get a handle on both, here are some resources.
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Staff reductions soon followed as Thrun sought to get a handle on costs.
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And to get a handle on it, we need to better understand growth.
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What should the international community do to get a handle on this problem?
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It's an enjoyable feedback loop once you get a handle on the basics.
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We're really just now starting to get a handle on all of this.
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"This is something that we're trying to get a handle on," Green said.
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Biologists would really struggle to get a handle on a truly alien system.
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"We're just now starting to get a handle on that complexity," he said.
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"We've got to figure out how to get a handle on this," Kelso said.
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He suggests using a tax software program to get a handle on the impact.
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Except he failed, or decided not to, or couldn't get a handle on it.
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I say "infamously complicated" because Magic is a beast to get a handle on.
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Pednekar, on the other hand, seems unable to get a handle on her character.
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Here's hoping these two can finally get a handle on working together in Endgame.
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About three days out we really get a handle on what's going to happen.
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Reading it, I began to get a handle on the appeal of Shakespeare adaptations.
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"This is how we're going to get a handle on this disease," Sarah concluded.
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We're just trying to get a handle on this disease in the United States.
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So when animal control can't even get a handle on him, Turner steps in.
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Ms. Firmender said the program was helping her get a handle on such feelings.
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One of the first civilizations to really get a handle on it was the Romans.
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Podium launched in 2014 to help offline businesses get a handle on online customer reviews.
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There's a learning curve that takes more than 16 minutes to get a handle on.
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So [Snap's value to advertisers] is something we have yet to get a handle on.
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" From behind the truck, Gray tried to get a handle on what he calls "pandemonium.
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And we have got to get a handle on it in a number of ways.
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The Trump administration has to get a handle on this, and sooner rather than later.
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The administration's proposal is a reasonable attempt to get a handle on rising medical costs.
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London (CNN Business)Trying to get a handle on where the British pound is headed?
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Do you have confidence that this is something you can actually get a handle on?
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It's unclear if the regime will get a handle on the crisis any time soon.
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It's hard enough to get a handle on what CBD will actually do for you.
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It starts off with a short quiz to get a handle on your financial picture.
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Thus, one could get a handle on the answer by handling those troublesome points separately.
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"We're going to help you get a handle on all this 'work about work,' " Dropbox writes.
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Forty scholars responded — enough to get a handle on where consensus does and does not exist.
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"If we don't get a handle on ISIS, nothing else is going to matter," Kunst said.
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Sending love to the people of France and hoping they get a handle on it soon.
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Attempts at prevention Both Kentucky and Indiana are trying to get a handle on the outbreaks.
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"If countries don't collaborate to get a handle on this stuff, they're really gonna beat us."
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But it felt almost overwhelming trying to get a handle on everything that came to light.
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This is a hard book to get a handle on, and a harder one to describe.
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Canadian filmmakers have tried to get a handle on North Korea by shadowing hockey teams there.
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He added that China — where the coronavirus originated — was starting to get a handle on things.
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They are structural and will grow ever larger unless we get a handle on our problem.
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But before we dive into her advice, we need to get a handle on the basics.
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With 12 games to go, it's still difficult to get a handle on potential playoff scenarios.
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One recent study started to get a handle on how long those grey matter reductions stick around.
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Officials are still trying to get a handle on the extent of the damage at both sites.
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The researchers did try to get a handle on the impact of an outlet of that size.
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Scientists still need to better understand the virus, to get a handle on how exactly it spreads.
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As for your insecurity, I have a strong feeling you'll get a handle on it soon enough.
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While many people struggle to get a handle on their finances, independent workers have some additional challenges.
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The polling industry is still trying to get a handle on how methodologies failed them in 2016.
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The app has struggled for some time to get a handle on spam and other bad behavior.
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We saw security groups double, triple, quadruple in size and still couldn't get a handle on it.
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To get a handle on how big this new GE turbine is, let's start with some comparisons.
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It could be an early sign that nations are starting to get a handle on their outbreaks.
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You'll want to research typical prices in your area and get a handle on your credit score.
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This will help us get a handle on what's going on in the two heated startup sectors.
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It helps me get a handle on the ongoing projects that were paused for our holiday break.
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We got three guys around the puck on that tying goal, just couldn't get a handle on it.
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Once you get a handle on things, try selling some of your excess cards in the Auction House.
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It is informative, however, to get a handle on exactly what the Idaho Supreme Court purported to hold.
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If his administration can finally get a handle on the family separations, it's possible the crisis could fade.
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You may need to go back a few months to get a handle on what you're regularly spending.
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" Or this comment last year from Hillary Clinton: "I think Europe needs to get a handle on migration.
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"Right now, it's very important to me that we get a handle on this immigration," said Ms. Niccum.
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"I think Europe needs to get a handle on migration because that is what lit the flame," Mrs.
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The couple decided it was time to make a permanent change and get a handle on their finances.
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Since then, murders have surged and his administration has struggled to get a handle on relentless gang violence.
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We have people in ICUs — all of that makes it something you want to get a handle on.
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All of these issues make obstructive sleep apnea a condition that is hard to get a handle on.
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To be clear, the numbers we're using here to get a handle on how pricing works are imaginary.
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Before you can get a handle on digital privacy, you first have to understand what is out there.
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With Tesla, though, product changes are being made constantly, making it harder to get a handle on issues.
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Sean Hannity The conservative Fox News pundit has struggled to get a handle on this whole Moore situation.
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And fiddly controls are of course even harder to get a handle on if you're sitting in the dark.
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Morris tell CNBC another way to get a handle on your spending is to find any automatic monthly charges.
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During a stress test that he underwent to get a handle on what was going on, Zach's heart stopped.
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There's a ton of variability, which is part of what Syvitski's research is trying to get a handle on.
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The Google Analytics Mastery Course from e-Careers Limited can help anyone get a handle on this powerful tool.
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Georgetown upsets No. 5 Xavier CINCINNATI — It's been tough to get a handle on the Georgetown Hoyas this season.
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Even though he cared for me, I could never fully get a handle on this idea of feeling abandoned.
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Be sure to check out Violet Grey's online magazine in advance to get a handle on the latest trends.
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Again, these are very informal events I like to do to help founders get a handle on new topics.
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Google needs to get a handle on establishing a real friends' graph if it wants to succeed in social.
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With an election year approaching, he appears increasingly anxious to get a handle on the problem and show results.
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But now she recognizes that her ultimate legacy will be whether YouTube can get a handle on its problems.
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This is the first time that Ottawa has tried to get a handle on the number of homeless Canadians.
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"But the sooner you can get a handle [on] this, the more enjoyable and profitable your business will become."
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"It's such a complex role; we were still trying to get a handle on what it was," he said.
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Maybe the best way to start is to get a handle on what kind of feminism you're objecting to.
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And this could afford people with addiction problems a better chance to get a handle on broader, core addictive triggers.
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Consumer choice sounds like a great idea until you've tried to get a handle on the handle-less vacuum space.
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It's hard to get a handle on the ugly, smoggy implications of this nation's dependence on fossil fuel-burning cars.
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"It's embarrassing… sometimes you just can't get a handle on it, and it's sort of about self-acceptance," Inaba added.
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The best place to get a handle on these two factors is the International Energy Agency's monthly Oil Market Report.
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Diana repeatedly says that things are changing, and she can't really get a handle on what her true past is.
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Don't forget, this is a company that has been promising to get a handle on its abuse problem for years.
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When we finally made the move, I said the one thing I want to get a handle on is energy.
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Initially, you are just trying to get a handle on what is going on because the (police) radio is overwhelmed.
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It took the better part of 2018 for Beijing to get a handle on the nature of the trade war.
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This can help you get a handle on where the power failure is coming from, and how to manage it.
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Military suicides The Air Force is trying to get a handle on a worrying increase in suicides among its members.
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Craig Anderson made 39 saves but could not get a handle on Kunitz's shot from just outside the left circle.
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If we don't get a handle on the people behind this dark industry, the criminal Silicon Valley will only grow.
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LA has exported MDS to other cities that are also looking to get a handle on their respective scooter booms.
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But, but, but: It's impossible to fully get a handle on the depth of the support for the Green New Deal.
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I realized that if I didn't get a handle on my spending, my finances would continue to spiral out of control.
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The FAA has been fighting to get a handle on private drone use since the flying gadgets became hot consumer items.
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If you really want to get a handle on your inbox, then turning off your notifications can be a huge help.
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Think about the one where the Johnsons attempt to get a handle on the N-word, or work through police brutality.
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It's hard to get a handle on exactly what's going on or who the major players are beyond Talion and Celebrimbor.
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We're planning an intensive survey of this feature in the coming years and will hopefully get a handle on the causes.
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The bigger picture: Asked by Vox's Peter Kafka whether YouTube can ever get a handle on the content issues it faces.
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Why launch a dating feature now, while trying to get a handle on election interference, fake news, and regaining user trust?
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Evacuation orders have been lifted for several Southern California mountain communities as crews slowly get a handle on a destructive wildfire.
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He'll help us get a handle on the conundrum this poses to Obama, Clinton, and the Democratic Party as a whole.
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But the flip side is that digital culture has grown faster than parents are able to get a handle on it.
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"Only one thing can save this country, and that's to get a handle on this deficit and debt issue," McConnell said.
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But after you get a handle on things, you may be interested in getting into, or back into, the dating game.
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Seems like an important thing to get a handle on, given the whole "lure the Night King into the godswood" plan.
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To get a handle on what all the options out there look like, I interviewed three literary critics on the phone.
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It hasn't, but that whole time Seager has actually been working to get a handle on his size at the plate.
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By using these three strategies, leaders can get a handle on imposter syndrome and prevent it from becoming a cultural norm.
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"It's hard to get a handle on what is happening [with the climate crisis] and what it looks like," he said.
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The couple decided it was time to make a change and they pledged to finally get a handle on their finances.
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It's tough to get a handle on the 1975: they're extremely talented and diverse musicians but their stylized image implies vacuousness.
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The first time I was kind of overwhelmed; it was hard for me to get a handle on what was going on.
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But with this handy list, you'll be able to get a handle on when all the biggest news is likely to drop.
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To get a handle on the companies included in the batch, TechCrunch spoke with Aaron Blumenthal, a venture partner at the firm.
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To get a handle on misinformation that's being distributed by video, Facebook is expanding its fact-checking program with the Associated Press.
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Usually conglomerates are not favored by analysts [because] they find it very difficult to get a handle on what they are doing.
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Because of them everybody started to get a handle on AIDS, how we think about it and how to talk about it.
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That vacuum has created a dogpile, with dozens of voices trying to get a handle on what the Yellow Vests do next.
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If you can get a handle on your finances when you're young, you can set yourself up for success later in life.
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The agency routinely says it's doing its best to get a handle on the situation, and yes, there are occasionally significant crackdowns.
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They're worth reading if you're trying to get a handle on what's happening overseas, even while the upshots are slightly rosy sounding.
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With its ergonomic shape, rust-resistant construction, and quiet spins, the Orbiter is the better way to get a handle on distractions.
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Anyone interested in understanding German politics, on anything from the euro to refugees, would do well to get a handle on them.
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" Richard Haass, president of the Council on Foreign Relations, said, "Most foreign leaders are still trying to get a handle on him.
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It's a little jarring at first, especially as you get a handle on tilting your head left or right for sharper turns.
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The company's algorithms embraid choices so complex and interdependent that it's hard for any human to get a handle on it all.
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Typically regarded as something Palestinian leaders will get a handle on once an agreement has been reached, this too must be confronted.
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"Until we get a handle on the way we run elections, we all will have a very hard time governing," he says.
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High winds and low humidity, coupled with dry conditions, are making it tough for firefighters to get a handle on the blazes.
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In Musk's quest to learn and master complicated subjects, "Ignition" was crucial in helping him get a handle on rockets, he's said.
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If you're still confused, browsing through social media on Fibonacci Day is honestly a great way to get a handle on things.
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The sun connects with Saturn on March 216, creating a grounding energy and helping you get a handle on a tricky situation.
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If you do want to get a handle on your drinking, the Drinks Meter app might be a good place to start.
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State regulators have tried to get a handle on the problem by demanding that injection wells rein in operations after earthquakes happen.
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"You have to stop yourself and ask what will it take before we get a handle on what's going on," Johnson said.
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"We need to get a handle on the finances so that going forward for generations to come we can continue that advocacy."
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The short-term economic and social impact is devastating, But once we get a handle on the epidemic, the economy will recover.
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It takes longer, though, to get a handle on the complicated and all-too-real material it uses as its nuclear fuel.
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Complicating efforts in any country to get a handle on numbers, some 80 percent of people who contract Zika show no symptoms.
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It's hard to say no, but there are things you can do to get a handle on any allowances you're shelling out.
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And in talking to Johnny, part of what I'm trying to get a handle on is whether or not that anxiety is justified.
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In Santa Barbara County, fire crews were able get a handle on a fast-moving brush fire that broke out Friday in Buellton.
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And if health officials don't get a handle on a fast-spreading virus, they'll soon add vomiting security guards to Pyeongchang Olympics lore.
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When the litigation began, he would sit in his office late at night, just trying to get a handle on who was who.
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Residents have been hemmed in due to police blockades and road closures as officials try to get a handle on the massive blaze.
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In his Times op-ed article, Leung said scientists must get a handle on the "clinical iceberg," or the number of undetected cases.
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But before making any changes to the way it hauls waste, the city wants to get a handle on its own hot mess.
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Relying on the Kurds is understandable for American officials who have struggled to get a handle on a war that defies simple solutions.
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Since this trend is already in full swing, click ahead to get a handle on the best top-handle bags we could find.
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If you're already in debt, there are two popular ways to get a handle on it: the avalanche method and the snowball method.
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The meeting was rather… inconclusive, they report: For about an hour, the group tried to get a handle on what constituted dehumanizing speech.
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In California, state officials convened a tree mortality task force in 2015 to try to get a handle on all the dead trees.
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"Employers are looking at what benefits employees, including helping them reduce financial stress and get a handle on what they're spending," he said.
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The initial test run came with its falls and flops, but the pup eventually started to get a handle on his new legs.
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"We have to address entitlements, otherwise we can't really get a handle on our future debt," he said recently on CBS This Morning.
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"An overwhelming majority said they planned to change their spending habits in order to get a handle on their debt," the survey says.
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"It was hard to get a handle on this artist and how to categorize certain types of work by him," Mr. Allan said.
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On both the foreign and domestic fronts, Yellen said it is difficult to get a handle on the trajectory of the U.S. economy.
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"It's way too early to get a handle on how the central committee will vote," said Brian Howey, publisher of Howey Politics Indiana.
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Thursday's solar eclipse will really get you back in your groove, and also asks you to get a handle on your daily routines.
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Mr. Wang's death is a blow to the company at a time when it is trying to get a handle on its finances.
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The French will have to get a handle on him; he looks like a battering ram so far, just willing the ball through.
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M.W. In a memorable episode of "Seinfeld," the feckless George Costanza couldn't seem to get a handle on what exactly "a mentor" is.
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Savers should research all of their options thoroughly, and get a handle on the banks the companies partner with, before opening an account.
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Trying to get a handle on the progress of artificial intelligence is a daunting task, even for those enmeshed in the AI community.
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Yeah, Foursquare, I felt like, was the most unique product to really get a handle on navigating a city and finding things out.
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Your mind has been focused on work for a while now, and come Monday, it's about time you get a handle on your business.
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It's not the easiest mod to get a handle on, but the same could be said for Fallout 4's Workshop tools in general.
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And I've hidden it from my kids, and I need to get a handle on it before I can walk back into that house.
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Before committing to dual enrollment, be sure to research your state's program and get a handle on the requirements and how credits will apply.
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If the bankruptcy restructuring can help Toys "R" Us get a handle on its debt, it's not crazy to see a profit in sight.
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Go to the Department of Education's central database for student aid to get a handle on repayment options and terms for federal student loans.
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To understand why the CLOUD experiment discovery could alter climate warming estimates, it's important to first get a handle on how clouds are formed.
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But if you don't fully understand the inner workings of the device it's a lot harder to get a handle on possible negative consequences.
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He said the center was still in triage mode as it worked to get a handle on the issue for its remaining 55 residents.
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In his first weeks on the job, Dans has been meeting with various program offices to get a handle on what they all do.
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This is the realization that has stock markets seized by fear as they struggle to get a handle on how bad things could get.
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To get a handle on any allowances you're shelling out, it's crucial to have tough conversations with your relatives and to set healthy boundaries.
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After the initial flurry of replies, I wanted to get a handle on a broader range of teacher experiences, so I requested more stories.
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So they proceeded to get a handle on the volume of cars to regulate the pay and encourage regulation of vehicles by the companies.
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I've always worked in creative fields, and it took me a long time to get a handle on the skills needed to run a business.
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As for this video from Oddviz, it's an impressive way to get a handle on just how much is going on in a particular building.
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To calculate how much you need for your rainy day fund, get a handle on your potential future expenses such as utilities, groceries and insurance.
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Most are burning in Oregon and Idaho, but crews also are working to get a handle on a lightning-sparked fire in northern New Mexico.
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Online harassment is not a new problem, to be sure, but the major social platforms have been struggling to get a handle on the issues.
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CBS This is the toughest cancellation reason to get a handle on, because so much of it is dictated by numbers that aren't publicly available.
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But first, Sara has to come around to accepting who she is, and she has to get a handle on her hot-for-teacher crush.
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And the truth is, a large portion of Americans have trouble finding the right information, motivation, and resources to get a handle on their health.
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Then go to the Department of Education's central database for student aid to get a handle on repayment options and terms for federal student loans.
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In the sixth inning, Arizona second baseman Cody Ramer could not get a handle on Zach Remillard's grounder, allowing David Parrett to score from third.
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"The piece that can really come back to strangle us is health-care and its costs, so we need to get a handle on that."
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But, before we could get a handle on it, that competitiveness became a thing of the past, at least as far as the standings go.
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Mulki resigned on Monday, as Jordan&aposs King Abdullah II tried to get a handle on the biggest protests in the kingdom in several years.
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We've previously reported on its lackluster customer service, and its ongoing attempts to get a handle on review bombing and the increasingly unwieldy Steam Store.
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The buttons are actually a bit tricky to get a handle on, as they're located beneath the fabric and don't line up with the dots.
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Officials are racing to get a handle on the coronavirus as cases in two of the hardest hit states -- California and New York -- quickly multiply.
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That can help investors get a handle on what to do and what not to do with their money as the COVID-19 epidemic spreads.
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Another urgent question for agencies trying to get a handle on the outbreak: Determining whether a botched response in certain countries has created popular discontent.
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"We're really just trying to get a handle on that now, given that nobody is certain how this is going to be implemented," he said.
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So this week I spoke to a number of investors from firms that have made AI-focused bets to get a handle on their views.
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Buyers wound up placing multiple or overly ambitious orders, making it hard for the company to get a handle on conventional demand for its technology.
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To get there, go to the Department of Education's central database for student aid to get a handle on the terms for your federal student loans.
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YouTube is taking new steps today to get a handle on content that might offend advertisers or, conversely, prevent a YouTube creator from monetizing their videos.
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It's not clear at the moment how much money Pinterest intends to raise, making it difficult to get a handle on the company's prospective market capitalization.
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"Our new chief had been trying to get a handle on this department," Miller, the pastor who first flagged the video of Johnson, said on Wednesday.
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I realized I hadn't been able to really get a handle on my loans because so much of my payments had just been going to interest.
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With winds dying down, firefighters were beginning to get a handle on the blazes that have ripped across parts of Northern California for the past week.
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Weather is markedly different on Venus than it is on Earth, and scientists are now starting to get a handle on just how weird it is.
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ABYSSLINE's first results, published today in Scientific Reports, suggest that far more work is needed to get a handle on the diversity of this mysterious world.
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Once scientists get a handle on the new bounds created by their research, restrictions can then be modified and extended further to allow science to continue.
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At the same time, market-watchers are still trying to get a handle on just how much wheat No. 1 exporter Russia will ship this year.
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But your intuition is sharp at this time and there is a sense of support and stability around you, helping you get a handle on everything.
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Days after heavy backlash for not taking down gruesome photos of Bianca Devins' body quickly enough, Instagram still struggles to get a handle on content moderation.
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Plagued by scrutiny of his biographical stories and struggling to get a handle on foreign policy and national security, Carson began to slip in the polls.
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The game controls like a dream second by second, though it may take a bit to get a handle on all the new hat-related controls.
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The proposed amendment capping public spending growth is a centerpiece of Temer's plan to restore fiscal discipline and get a handle on Brazil's burgeoning debt load.
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She's going to have to get a handle on her own issues as the city she's now tasked with protecting is faced with a demonic invasion.
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As a byproduct of this data collection, you may spot credit card fraud or other errant charges, too, or just get a handle on your spending.
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By taking precise measurements of the ice thickness and mass, NASA scientists will get a handle on the effects of climate change more accurately, researchers say.
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Facebook risks people turning away from the News Feed or being hesistant to click stories they see if it can't get a handle on fake news.
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We all want to see an average, to get a handle on the overall situation, but mileage will vary considerably from one insurer to the next.
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But despite passing a $15 minimum wage in 2014—which is still being phased in—officials haven't been able to get a handle on systemic poverty.
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To get a handle on what automated fake-news detection would require, consider an article posted in May on the far-right website WorldNetDaily, or WND.
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Bam Margera's going to knock out a couple entertainment gigs in L.A., and then start trying to get a handle on his life ... TMZ has learned.
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The couple started tracking every single expense with the budgeting app EveryDollar and used the popular "debt snowball" method to get a handle on their finances.
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Our goal is to get a handle on how two large, public SaaS players think about the world as they compete for growth and market share.
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President Trump must take responsibility," Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer said on the Senate floor Monday, urging his administration to "get a handle on the situation.
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To get a handle on which horse to bet among the 20 entrants in tomorrow's Kentucky Derby, turn to The Times's Joe Drape and Melissa Hoppert.
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Trump's unpredictability, particularly in an election year, could make it difficult for allies to get a handle on how he hopes to proceed in the region.
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Federal officials in Washington are scrambling to get a handle on the sudden boom in cryptocurrencies as questions swirl about their place in the financial system.
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But the script (by Mr. Jones's brother Rupert Jones, who also directs) is so tricky that, much like Carl, we can't get a handle on anything.
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This is a range partially backed up by research including a 2009 paper that sought to get a handle on intravaginal ejaculatory latency time or (IELT).
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For now, though, it looks like they haven't been able to get a handle on the spreading problem and zombie raccoons are still on the loose.
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The best thing to do for your bank account is get a handle on your income and spending, no matter how cringe-worthy the latter may be.
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Once you've graduated, go to the Department of Education's central database for student aid to get a handle on repayment options and terms for federal student loans.
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"It's important that we get a handle on what the severity is and who has the risk factors, so that we can protect those individuals," Adalja said.
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Um, and people who are suicide prevention experts say if we can get a handle on the mental health problem, we could help a lot more people.
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"The stock has definitely underperformed and people will definitely want to get a handle on why that's happening," said Meyer Shields, an analyst at Keefe, Bruyette & Woods.
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Early reports suggested that the mutually beneficial partnership wasn't living up to expectations, however, as Nike wasn't able to get a handle on the third-party marketplace.
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Donald Trump's erratic policy statements make it hard for investors to get a handle on what will happen if the businessman wins the White House in November.
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Put together, these nine individuals are some of the people best capable of helping us process 20183 — and get a handle on what could happen in 2019.
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However, Fauci believes a sweeping ban, while likely to deal a "short term hit" to the economy, would help health officials get a handle on the outbreak.
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To get a handle on debt, Schulz recommends starting a budget if you haven't already, and calling your card issuer to ask for a reduced interest rate.
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Other tech giants like Google and Amazon have halted employee reviews and delayed promotions in an attempt to get a handle on the whiplash in public markets.
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One of the most important things you can do right now is to get a handle on a good, solid estimate of your current year's tax liability.
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"If these results validate what the exit poll predicted, then FX investors are 'home free' on trying to get a handle on the final result," Gallo added.
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Those pioneering rules, Sperling says, also became models for countries in Europe and Asia, including Japan and China, looking to get a handle on car-caused pollution.
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Braden Holtby finished with 227 saves but couldn't quite get a handle on Malkin's shot late in the second period that put Pittsburgh in front to stay.
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For if you concede that Warren is simply trying to get a handle on out-of-control tech monopolies, you would propose discussion and deliberation, not warfare.
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Mr. Converse noted two previous shootings that occurred in the city within the last day and said he hoped police could get a handle on the violence.
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The "Mad Money" host might have to pull some all-nighters next week to get a handle on all of this information, but he won't let investors down.
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President Donald Trump voiced his support for Republican candidate Karen Handel in the Georgia special election — but he couldn't get a handle on how to spell her name.
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When your allergies are acting up, you can't get a handle on what constitutes a weather-appropriate outfit, and you want to cry every day at 5 p.m.
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"I think Europe needs to get a handle on migration because that is what lit the flame," Clinton told U.K. newspaper The Guardian in an interview published Thursday.
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Individual innovators sans satellites have used it to get a handle on a ball-balancing robot and a Lego-and-LED Frankenstein that blinks lights to convey messages.
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Since the beginning of the show, Cookie has desperately been trying to get a handle on Empire Entertainment while continuously being thwarted by the boundless ego of Lucious.
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Khloé's best friend Malika Haqq recognizes as much and predicts Kim is going to fire Stephanie if the Kardashian sister can't get a handle on her communication skills.
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Two researchers travelled to Henderson Island, a remote, uninhabited island in the South Pacific, to try to get a handle on how much plastic refuse had washed ashore.
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Red Cross spokesman Stephen Walsh said the number of evacuees is dwindling at its five temporary shelters as firefighters get a handle on the flames, but many remain.
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Yet the same restriction applies to many hard sciences, too: geologists did not need to recreate the Earth in the lab to get a handle on plate tectonics.
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The weakening trend in the first quarter, while expected, is hard to get a handle on, and while it's expected to be temporary, every negative report increases doubts.
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With so many different weapons and alt-fire modes and special abilities to juggle, Rage 2 is one of the more complicated shooters to get a handle on.
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Wall Street is trying to get a handle on what a long list of probes and lawsuits regarding the bank's opening of unauthorized customer accounts will ultimately cost.
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The measure may also be an effort by Colombia to get a handle on just how many Venezuelans are living in the country with expired or tourist permits.
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"The tax cuts... will give companies a lot more flexibility to do dividend increases, buybacks and hiring, and that's what's difficult to get a handle on," Hellwig said.
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To understand the impact of the Class of '20203 on the House, it's important to get a handle on what the place was like before they came along.
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The hope is that employers can use Path's services to get a handle on the cost of out-of-network substance-use-disorder treatments while getting healthier employees.
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To get a handle on this, the researchers looked to blazars—galaxies with powerful black holes at their centres which blast high-energy gamma ray radiation towards Earth.
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The bottom line: Social media companies demonstrated they could barely be trusted with our data and were still trying to get a handle on all of their issues.
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The government-funded VA — the only fully socialized healthcare system in the U.S. — is turning to the private sector to get a handle on the veteran suicide crisis.
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Bannon has increasingly focused on China, and he has argued that hitting China hard on trade is one way to get a handle on the North Korea threat.
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The news media remains an unwitting accomplice in its own diminishment as it fails to get a handle on how to cover this new and wholly unprecedented president.
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And that's only one reason that Alla Kovgan's "Cunningham" is an excellent introduction to a great body of work that can be hard to get a handle on.
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This morning we're exploring the country's Q4 2019 venture capital results and pulling in fresh data from 2020 to get a handle on what's happening in China today.
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"The best course of action is to get a handle on where you are today and then come up with a plan to tackle the debt," Ginty says.
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Your reviewer's companion, however, was coming to the tale cold, and never managed to get a handle on who anybody really was or when anything was actually happening.
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Since some people can never get a handle on this, the best strategy for them might be to give up on it all and avoid apostrophes for contractions.
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It's design-forward enough for the young people who need modernization, but organized and simple enough for non-tech savvy people to get a handle on how it works.
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All the characters play very differently, so you might want to pick someone meaty and straightforward, like Soldier 76, Roadhog or Reaper while you get a handle on things.
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Still, it doesn't hurt to double down on finances (we've previously published this money-saving guide to aid millennials who want to get a handle on their saving habits).
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To get a handle on all the alternative holiday nog options out there, we decided to give three popular cartons a try: Trader Joe's, So Delicious, and Califia Farms.
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"I think Tim is really trying to get a handle on the criminal problems, and he's doing it in his own style, which is street cop style," Leyton said.
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To try to get a handle on this mystery, Dr. Norin and a team of collaborators looked at physiological indicators of stress in clown fish living around bleached anemones.
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Statistics on the drug are spotty at best, as health agencies in America and Canada are only now trying to get a handle on the extent of the problem.
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So in order to get a handle on the nut milk landscape, I decided to taste test five popular brands and rank them based on price, taste, and consistency.
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That, in turn, suggests they haven't even tried to get a handle on privacy risks, and therefore are demonstrably not making any effort to try to reduce those risks.
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So if you want to get a handle on where Trump and the new Congress may steer the country, there's no better place to start than with Donohue's speech.
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NFL NFL owners will have a second day of meetings today, as the league tries to get a handle on the controversy over player protests during the National Anthem.
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Speed bumps notwithstanding, Ms. Semple is an immensely appealing writer, and there's something universal in her heroine's efforts to get a handle on a life spinning out of control.
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Plemmons said it would be interesting to know whether there were other demographic trends -- such as socioeconomic status, ethnicity or geography -- and to get a handle on poisoning trends.
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In order to get a handle on how young minds should shape their politics, I spoke to a political science professor, Dr. Jim Farney, at the University of Regina.
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Researchers are still trying to get a handle on the health impacts for people living in nearby Appalachian communities, many of whom are poor and have other health problems.
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But the United States has been trying to get a handle on health care costs for decades, spending far more than other advanced nations without necessarily getting better outcomes.
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Meanwhile, some former employees claimed that then-CEO Hilary Schneider had yet to get a handle on fundamental issues facing the business, including growth, pet safety and customer service.
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To get a handle on who the top dealmakers are in this budding industry, Business Insider reached out to the top venture-capital firms investing in the cannabis sector.
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It's design-forward enough for the young people who need modernisation, but organised and simple enough for non-tech savvy people to get a handle on how it works.
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" Dan Horrigan, the mayor of Akron, said the crisis had become "a gut punch to the community, and we need to be able to get a handle on it.
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"I think Europe needs to get a handle on migration because that is what lit the flame," she told the Guardian when asked about the rise of populists across Europe.
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You find you can no longer stomach another can of that Shark energy drink stuff but need an extra hour or two awake to really get a handle on osmosis.
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Furthermore, gauges the BoE itself uses to get a handle on the long-term path for inflation and which strip out near-term prices moves, are flashing some warning signs.
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Obviously, it's best to get a handle on how to manage your money during the high school and college years, before you're likely to truly dig yourself into a hole.
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Sometimes in order for Cramer to get a handle on what is happening in technology, he looks at the privately-held companies transforming the lives of consumers around the globe.
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But keyless entry and same-day delivery are only a couple of tests Walmart is running while it tries to get a handle on the economics of online grocery shopping.
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Cameron Maybin singled with two out in the sixth and Altuve couldn't get a handle on Miguel Cabrera's big popup, the ball falling for an error and allowing Maybin score.
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Distrust of the media helped create Donald Trump, and the media really need to get a handle on why so many Americans don&apost just dislike them but loathe them.
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The announcement, made jointly by Attorney General Jeff Sessions and Acting DEA Administrator Robert Patterson, marked the Justice Department's latest move to get a handle on the growing opioid epidemic.
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But let's call a time out here and get a handle on the actual number of Americans with pre-existing conditions who could not get insurance coverage prior to Obamacare.
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"There's definitely some currency effect but I do think there are other things going on that are harder to get a handle on," said Laith Khalaf, analyst at Hargreaves Lansdown.
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The scouts are traveling hundreds of miles over four days, entering corn and soybean fields to get a handle on how big each crop might be this year (reut.rs/20.4bGXY4q).
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False positives can occur, he concedes, but notes that about a week of learning is required on first implementation so the software can get a handle on normal network traffic.
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Take immigration, Europe really has had problems integrating and assimilating immigrants, and a succession of center-left and center-right governments never seemed to get a handle on the problem.
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But as tech platforms try to get a handle on the issue, they are stoking the ire of their content creators, many of whom brand themselves as free speech warriors.
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These moves have short-term economic and social ramifications, but as Business Insider CEO Henry Blodget recently wrote, "once we get a handle on the epidemic, the economy will recover."
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Yet there's bravery in Ms. Choe's insistence on her remaining an enigma; wrapped in Zoë White's bleak cinematography, Nancy is so closed off we can't get a handle on her.
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Insurers were beginning to get a handle on the market, he said, but the uncertainty and the changes under the Senate bill could lead to more companies deciding to leave.
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Once you get a handle on the small increases, Fidelity recommends aiming to put away 15% of your income toward retirement each year, including any matching contributions from your employer.
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Take practical steps, such as sitting down with a financial planner, to get a handle on aspects of life and household management you may have previously delegated to your spouse.
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Ukraine has long been struggling, under various administrations, to get a handle on corruption, and it has been plagued by a justice system that can be politicized on a whim.
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US deficit President Trump asked his Cabinet secretaries to cut their budgets by 5% next year, as his administration tries to get a handle on the rapidly ballooning federal deficit.
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Scene City 11 Photos View Slide Show ' To get a handle on the party's sheer enormousness, it was best to ascend the breezy battlements of the four-story, castlelike structure.
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As Ricciuti's story shows, buprenorphine addresses these issues by letting her get a handle on her drug use without such negative outcomes, even if it needs to be taken indefinitely.
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While I have never been able to get a handle on Wallace's notion of spirituality, I think it is a mistake to view him as anything other than a religious writer.
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The 23-year-old company did eventually get a handle on the issues, putting in place a number of new food procedures and naming a new executive director of food safety.
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After suffering insane cramps and a near-fainting spell that landed me in the ER, I had to get a handle on my irregular, and at times seemingly abusive, menstrual cycle.
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She's frustrated by the Alliance's way of doing things, and as a result, it takes her a while to get a handle on organizing the squadron into an effective fighting unit.
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The office couldn't even get a handle on how many thousands of individual records were kept from the public in cases that weren't entirely secret; they were too hard to count.
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For those of us who've found it impossible to get a handle on what, exactly, is gushing onto the screen, though, I've got news: As it turns out, we've been played.
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The NY Phil Biennial — the New York Philharmonic's answer to contemporary art stalwarts like the Venice Biennale, Art Basel and the Frieze fairs — can be hard to get a handle on.
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But the administration's frenetic activity Tuesday showed that it understands that if it does not get a handle on the situation quickly, Trump's response risks looking too small for the crisis.
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Grads may have a lot to figure out upon entering the workforce and the rental market but Kirsh can help them get a handle on anything life may throw their way.
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Farmers and city officials in Argentina are working to get a handle on giant swarms of locusts that have descended upon the countryside there, in the worst plague in 60 years.
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If Imgur doesn't get a handle on these problems, they could spiral out of control, regardless of whether the startup considers this an early "minimum viable product" beta version of chat.
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The Federal Emergency Management Agency this week took over responsibilities that had rested with the Health and Human Services department, the latest attempt to get a handle on the worsening outbreak.
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But as public officials are still trying to get a handle on basic information and testing for coronavirus, UV light phone cleaning could be one additional futuristic tool in your pocket.
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The combination of Twitter's decade of weakness in the face of trolls with a new political landscape of normalized misinformation threaten to overwhelm its attempts to get a handle on safety.
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If we, as a country, do not get a handle on this thing, it will be the biggest issue our next presidents will be dealing with for many years to come.
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"I would agree that the analysis community needs to get a handle on it," says Eric Masanet, a professor at Northwestern University who leads its Energy and Resource Systems Analysis Laboratory.
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Aiming to get a handle on its rising scale and size, Google has brought on professional managers like Ruth Porat, its chief financial officer, who joined from Wall Street in 2015.
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"I think Europe needs to get a handle on migration because that is what lit the flame [of right-wing populism]," Clinton told The Guardian in an interview published last Thursday.
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MAT lets people with drug addiction get a handle on their drug use without such negative outcomes, effectively stabilizing the dangers of addiction, even if it needs to be taken indefinitely.
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Buprenorphine lets people with drug addiction get a handle on their drug use without such negative outcomes, effectively stabilizing the dangers of addiction, even if it needs to be taken indefinitely.
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But they add hard-earned data to the criticism that Twitter still can't get a handle on its worst users, which in turn negatively impacts the most marginalized people on its platform.
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It's not just the plot that's hard to make out: The movie as a whole is so dimly lit that it's often hard to get a handle on how cheap it looks.
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CNN has reported that the White House is frustrated that it cannot get a handle on the impeachment drama because it learns of developments only when they seep out of closed hearings.
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Each person he is indebted to should describe a reasonable plan for repayment, and attach a real consequence (possibly legal, definitely relational) if your friend doesn't get a handle on his problem.
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Social media giants remain under increasing political pressure to get a handle on online disinformation to ensure that manipulative messages don't, for example, get a free pass to fiddle with democratic processes.
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"If this can occur in the complete absence of signs or symptoms, then it's going to be very tough to get a handle on how high the risk is," Dr. Weaver said.
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"The titans of Mexican business were saying to government officials that they better get a handle on the security situation or their economic reform would be a footnote," the American official said.
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With the Oculus Rift and HTC Vive now up for pre-order, anxious analysts worldwide are finally starting to get a handle on how much the general public cares about virtual reality.
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Legislators have been particularly concerned about Libra because of Facebook's massive reach — they worry it would spur mass buy-ins to the cryptocurrency market before regulators can get a handle on it.
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If it can get a handle on how to actually quantify "healthy conversation," then it may finally be able to make more proactive changes rather than just reacting to its worst offenders.
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Both of Patel's policy reviews so far have wrong-footed investors, raising frustration that they are unable to get a handle on where monetary policy is headed in Asia's third-largest economy.
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Because the iPhone 8 and the iPhone X were not released at the same time this year, some analysts have struggled to get a handle on how well the phones will sell.
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Policymakers have been trying to get a handle on the issue for a while, with no consensus on whether a curve inversion today means the same thing it did in the past.
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"The risk of transforming the Amazon to a savannah-like state — it could have a tremendous impact for our ability worldwide to get a handle on the climate-change problem," Levin said.
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I couldn't quite get a handle on the 1970s camera controls, and every single shot turned out blurry, which didn't seem to impact the plot, just added some frustration to the game.
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While it's ridiculously difficult to get a handle on all this tracking, there is a simple step you can take right now to throw a tiny wrench in those industry-wide gears.
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At least 17 Iranian students have been deported from the US since August, according to Rahnama, who's spoken with most of them as he tries to get a handle on what's happening.
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As Facebook's troubles have emerged, it has become obvious that the company is scrambling to get a handle on what has already happened, much less what it can prevent in the future.
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However, some former employees claimed that Schneider had yet to get a handle on fundamental issues facing the business, including growth, safety of pets, and customer service, according to the CNN investigation.
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What's not clear is that the Pentagon needs any increase until it can get a handle on waste, which a 2015 study estimated at $125 billion, about one-fifth of its budget.
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Together, we will get a handle on what camp is (and isn't), which means we will be better able to judge celebrity red-carpet interviews from the comfort of our own couches.
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But the apps don't always interoperate, and having the information in separate silos can make it hard to get a handle on how to properly manage our time, or how our tasks connect.
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Apple has also tinkered with sensors which gauge stress or measure blood oxygenation, and is reportedly working on ways to measure blood glucose through its watch, helping it get a handle on diabetes.
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More broadly, the reality is that some of millennials' biggest financial problems only become fixable if we also get a handle on the tax bills we'll have to pay for old-age entitlements.
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No doubt—the stakes are high, so we better get a handle on the risk, and what we need to do to prepare for the next big solar storm to hit our planet.
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Not that Dunham needs any help evaluating her feelings in this case: Fortunately, she knows the source of her stress, which hopefully means she'll get a handle on a healthier food plan soon.
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Forces overnight intensified their search for the missing sailors and tried to get a handle on the cause of a crash in a busy maritime zone crossed daily by 400 to 500 ships.
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The Max planes have now been out of commission worldwide for more than a month, and Boeing has been trying to get a handle on the issues with its best-selling plane ever.
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Price discovery via futures may help firms get a handle on how much bitcoin should truly be worth, and having an "orderly market" in the largely unregulated entity will serve investors, he added.
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But while tech companies may have the means to develop tech or strategies that can better get a handle on illegal content online, it doesn't mean that they are eager to deploy them.
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The arrests announced over the weekend in Belgium, Germany, Italy and the Netherlands underscored that the European authorities have yet to get a handle on the extent of terrorist networks on the Continent.
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And what happens to those people—who are mostly women—is something Democrats and progressives need to get a handle on if single-payer is ever going to get real traction in Washington.
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Yet in spite of Two-9's vast catalog of releases and projects—or, more realistically, perhaps, because of it—it can be a little hard to get a handle on the group.
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Ishiguro's novels range from the polished and conventional to the sprawling and incoherent, so if you're new to his work, trying to get a handle on which book does which can be overwhelming.
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"Clearly the current system is broken and the city needs to get a handle on it before issuing thousands of new permits," says Andrew Rigie, Executive Director of the New York Hospitality Alliance.
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We will also need a vast ramp-up in testing, so policymakers and government officials can get a handle on hot spot locations and be equipped to do contact tracing and targeted quarantines.
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As the attack unfolded on Friday, N.H.S. officials struggled to get a handle on the problem, but urged patients who had emergencies to go to hospitals or seek care as they normally would.
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Read more " _____ • Editorial board in The New York Post: "The president needs to get a handle on his words — on his public communications, online and on-air, and on even his private comments.
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Medications like buprenorphine let people with drug addiction get a handle on their drug use without such negative outcomes, stabilizing the dangers of addiction, even if the medication needs to be taken indefinitely.
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"They're just scrambling to inspect the buildings that they know about and they don't have time to get a handle on all the buildings that they don't know about, which is thousands," he said.
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To get a handle on how Park really feels about churning touchy subject matter into rollicking entertainment, I sat down and talked to him in a hotel suite in Los Angeles earlier this week.
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Trump's decision not to request additional homelessness funding comes after a campaign of pressuring local Democratic officials to get a handle on the surging rate of unsheltered homelessness in cities along the West Coast.
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But it took his inexperienced party two years to get a handle on government, and many of its reforms so far, according to Faisal Bari of LUMS university, need much longer to get entrenched.
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The USGS is still trying to get a handle on making 50-year predictions for the interior, but they aren't yet willing to rule out the possibility of up to a magnitude 7 earthquake.
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And with a $300 billion stimulus package, the tax cuts and the trade dispute with China on the government's plate, "it's going to be tough" to get a handle on the situation, Sternlicht suggested.
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CNN's Gregory Krieg and Magnum photographer Peter van Agtmael went into the crowds of Philadelphia and Cleveland to get a handle on what it's like away from the politicians and delegates at the conventions.
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It is even harder to get a handle on the numbers for those who have an outsized vision of what they might inherit down the road - which might dim their motivation to save now.
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A survey asking users about "misleading language" in posts is the latest indication that Facebook is facing up to what many see as its responsibility to get a handle on the fake news situation.
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Apps like Uber, China's Didi Kuaidi, and India's Ola have rolled out a suite of security features to crack down on fraud and get a handle on who the hell is driving those cars.
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To better get a handle on the short-term effects of propionate consumed from food, the authors of this current study, published in Science Translational Medicine, did feeding experiments with both mice and people.
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For as much external conflict as it forced upon Quinn and Rachel, it wasn't backing up those external conflicts with the internal conflict they both struggled to get a handle on in season one.
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"This is great firefighting weather, we can really get in here and get a handle on this fire, and really get a death grip on it," Alberta fire official Chad Morrison said on Sunday.
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Scientists are starting to get a handle on how big geologic events influence each other, stitching together measurements of how an eruption in one part of the world can lead to tremors in another.
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To get a handle on these facets of political fear, The New Republic will run, over the course of this week, a daily series of excerpts from Fear: The History of a Political Idea.
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Earlier this month, Clinton set off chatter — and criticism from the left — when in an interview she said that Europe should "get a handle" on immigration to counter a rise in right-wing populism.
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"Moist has become such a flagship word for this, and the fact that so many people talk about it now makes it harder to get a handle on" word aversion more generally, he said.
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Maybe you're trying to get a handle on credit card debt, establish and follow a sensible budget, improve your credit rating, or save up an emergency fund for car repairs or sudden medical bills.
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"The threat these tactics pose to our democracy are not uniquely Russian, which is why it is imperative that the companies get a handle on the problem now and not later," Mr. Warner said.
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A mentor in residency, several years my senior and making over $200,000 per year, once revealed that she had moved back in with her mother just to get a handle on her student loans.
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So, where we would lend between those two scenarios, we are looking very carefully at the data, and of course, listening to the epidemiologists to get a handle on what projection we should make.
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The NASA OIG is recommending that NASA conduct a review of the Space Launch System product and try to get a handle on why the costs keep soaring and the rocket keeps not soaring.
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There are a lot of people who say they've experienced this issue, and it's escalated to the point where Bose is now visiting customers at home to get a handle on whatever's going on.
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How the study began Jenkins noted that the infamous study actually grew out of an effort started with good intentions, to get a handle on the syphilis health problem in early 1995th century America.
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With the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) taking effect in January 2020, companies have limited time to get a handle on the customer information they have and how they need to care for it.
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The two precincts had been one until 1994, when the Police Department divided the 34th Precinct in part to get a handle on the drug violence that once made Washington Heights the city's murder capital.
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He had hoped to stay on at least a year but struggled to manage his unpredictable boss and was unable to get a handle on conflicting factions in the White House who have frequently squabbled.
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Natasha can be a tough character to get a handle on, because she can seem so naïve and foolish at times, but there's also an underlying strength and desire to go after what she wants.
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"Macroeconomic uncertainties are stretching out," Infineon Chief Executive Reinhard Ploss told analysts, adding that the company would put in place a temporary headcount freeze by the end of June to get a handle on costs.
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Calls with ideas for films had been flying in since Mr. Trump's win — people trying to get a handle on a future that they had not prepared for, that they desperately wanted to engage with.
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In police circles, efforts have turned to trying to get a handle on the universe of vaping products — a wide, disparate array of sources of cartridges and a murky and fragmented distribution network for them.
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A good place to start when you're trying to get a handle on your health-care costs is to take a good look at your insurance coverage and review whether it's still the right choice.
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Senior Republican staff scrambled throughout the weekend to first get a handle on the allegations, then set up a process to hear from the accuser, all while working through how they will defend their nominee.
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So, to help you get a handle on what's happening, here's a list of 11 things one absolutely has to understand in order to get what's going on in Brazil — and why it's so important.
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Some are applying the bootstrap to get a handle on an especially symmetric "superconformal" field theory known as the (2,0) theory, which plays a role in string theory and is conjectured to exist in six dimensions.
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As we reported last year, the Institute also launched a junk news aggregator ahead of the US midterms to help Internet users get a handle on manipulative politically-charged content that might be hitting their feeds.
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It uses a video of a target person, in this case President Obama, to get a handle on what constitutes the face, eyebrows, corners of the mouth, background and so on, and how they move normally.
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That's an area where Twitter has been heavily criticized as it has been unable to get a handle on rampant harassment and abuse despite evolving its rules and policies to cover a range of bad behavior.
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In the clip, Shannon reveals that the turning point was when she said goodbye to her "old life" — specifically her ex, Sugar Bear, who cheated on her — and decided to get a handle on her health.
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The best time to buy in is at the crisis point of restructuring, when investors can get a handle on the new terms of debt and companies' ability to pay it down going forward, Deans said.
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Quick take: One overarching thing is that it's just hard to get a handle on how to model the characteristics of the shale resource, given the complicated geology and the limited history of the U.S. boom.
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Clinton's remarks to The Guardian newspaper this week on immigration in Europe and calling on countries there to "get a handle" on migration to thwart populism has only added to the talk around a 22019 run.
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So, unfortunately, there's no way to get a handle on what rights you'll be giving away before this system makes its way to a diffuse set of airlines with slightly different agreements buried among countless pages.
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The Oscars have tried to get a handle on this gradual bloat, to the degree that in 2004, the Academy moved the ceremony back a month, from late March to late February, where it's remained ever since.
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NBA teams struggle to project how seasoned college players will continue to develop; trying to get a handle on what a 14-year-old will become as a player seems too tall (and probably unnecessary) a task.
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It's a fluid, critical, borderline-splendid predicament he'll need to get a handle on if the Celtics want to make the NBA Finals, let alone win their first championship in a decade—which they're built to do.
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The app's creation and design was featured in the second episode, Chelsea Does Silicon Valley, where the technically disinclined comedian attempts to get a handle on what technology is doing to both our culture and our minds.
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To answer this haunting question, I decided to embark upon a fry-trying journey — not only in order to revive my childhood nostalgia, but to also get a handle on the current fast food fried potato scene.
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Clue then uses an algorithm to calculate and predict a woman's next period or PMS, catering for women who want to get pregnant, be prepared for their next period, or simply get a handle on their hormones.
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DAVOS, Switzerland (Reuters) - Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte said on Thursday that Europe had just six to eight weeks to get a handle on the influx of refugees from conflict zones in the Middle East and elsewhere.
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In the event of possible high-level U.S.-North Korea dialogue, the president's envoy would be a critical interlocutor to the Kim regime, which has been trying to get a handle on how to read President Trump.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads John Hoyland (1934–19663) was an important English abstract painter whom the English are still trying to get a handle on, and whom almost no one in America knows anything about.
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If we can find a way to provide opportunities for people to avoid plastics use in the first place, or make good use of waste, that's going to be how we get a handle on this problem.
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Animal abuse is already a felony in 13 states and in Washington, DC., but it had been previously classified with other miscellaneous crimes, making it impossible to get a handle on the patterns of animal-abuse crimes.
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We've heard the same story for decades: If we could reform lobbying and campaign finance and get a handle on the flow of money in politics, the rich wouldn't have as much of a say in government.
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While solar power still provides less than 1 percent of its supply, PJM is trying to get a handle on the growing number of rooftop solar panels that sit behind home meters, largely hidden to grid operators.
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And what troubles me greatly is, I'm not aware of any Cabinet-level kind of meeting, or any high-level attempt to actually get a handle on this, and to figure out how we're going to respond.
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For example, Mr. de Blasio put a halt to opening shelters for several months until his administration could get a handle on how best to do so, following concerns over the Pan American Hotel and other sites.
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Iranian authorities are belatedly trying to get a handle on the outbreak, having delayed imposing any restrictions last month in order to boost attendance at an annual march marking the anniversary of the 1979 Revolution on Feb.
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This is something that small businesses struggle to get a handle on, and I've seen more than once a business bemoaning the presence of these on Google Maps without knowing how best to try to fix the issue.
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One of the things we looked at was the mix of products they use from us, and the mix of applications they use and how do you kind of get a handle on who's a pro, who isn't.
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"They're creating their own cryptocurrency — it's going to be an alternative to the dollar, so I think it's very important for them to stop right now what they're doing so that we can get a handle on this."
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Trump ran on a ban of Muslims entering the United States, proposing the in a December 2015 announcement a "total and complete shutdown of Muslims entering the United States" until American officials could get a handle on terror.
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To help things along, researchers have assembled hundreds of thousands of images taken by regular folks of critters in real life situations — and by studying these, our AI helpers may be able to get a handle on biodiversity.
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ADEN (Reuters) - Yemen announced on Sunday its first budget since the country descended into armed conflict in 2014, in a sign the Saudi-backed government seeks to get a handle on a chaotic economy as millions face starvation.
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And then we're looking at a ... I don't see how an invention like that, unless we get a handle on tech from a regulatory point of view, would not quickly become mandatory, and that would be a nightmare.
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Understanding the challenges of stemming the spread of intentionally made-up information designed to manipulate elections on the site could help members of Congress get a handle on what laws are necessary to address this problem, too. 4.
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His first order of business will be to get a handle on China's growing debt problem and get ahead of a potential problem should any of the many variables related to the overhang of debt start to unravel.
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"Most foreign leaders are still trying to get a handle on him," said Richard N. Haass, a top State Department official in the George W. Bush administration who is now the president of the Council on Foreign Relations.
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My travel schedule is something I've really tried to get a handle on since I started dating M. He's a good sport, but I know it's not easy to date someone who is gone as much as I am.
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One application here would be to be able to spot some confusing update or a broken tool based on a high volume of complaints, and that helps companies get a handle on what's happening without a ton of overhead.
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To get a handle on these uncanny orientation skills so that we can one day exploit them to build better robots, a research team from the University of Freiburg, led by Matthias Wittlinger, built a treadmill specifically for ants.
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ROME — When Hillary Clinton warned in an interview this week that Europe's centrist leadership needed to "get a handle" on migration, or risk further fanning the flames of populism, some wondered where she had been the last few years.
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The nation has been unable to get a handle on the crisis due to a calamitous shortage in COVID-19 tests, despite promises by various Trump administration officials that tens of thousands of tests would become available this month.
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Chris Murphy, who sits on the US Senate's Foreign Relations Committee, also responded to CNN's latest findings, saying: "It is reckless to continue selling weapons that fuel this conflict until we get a handle on these illegal arms transfers".
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Trump's advisers say the cuts are meant to get a handle on the federal deficit, which grew under President Barack Obama and, according to the Congressional Budget Office, could top $1 trillion by 2025 without spending cuts or revenue increases.
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Let's stop viewing films like Spotlight and The Post and the upcoming film Run This Town and the unnamed project on the New York Times' breaking of the Harvey Weinstein allegations until the press can get a handle on itself.
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But by mashing the two together in one tale — and removing most of their films' humor and irony — we're left with a movie that can't quite get a handle on its protagonist the way Scorsese's two films managed to do.
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To get a handle on what the Lockheed Martin F-35 Lightning II really does, VICE News went down to Naval Air Station Patuxent River to talk with some of the test pilots and get their take on this whole thing.
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To get a handle on what the Lockheed Martin F-20163 Lightning II really does, VICE News went down to Naval Air Station Patuxent River to talk with some of the test pilots and get their take on this whole thing.
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Aides from both parties agree the unprecedented storm will require a major relief effort, but say it could take weeks, even months to get a handle on the scope of the disaster and what kind of emergency spending may be needed.
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VICE spoke to the executive director of the Cannabis Law & Policy Project at the University of Washington, Sam Mendez, to get a handle on the wide-ranging set of rules and regulations on driving with weed, and possession in general.
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The data collected by the fitness app Strava turns out to be a pretty accurate way to get a handle on how many people commute on foot or by bike, say scientists with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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They had been groomed by years of Fitbits and Jawbones and Garmins and Polars and "smart" scales and the whole notion of the quantified self, which promises self-betterment if you could just get a handle on your personal data.
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Over the past year, I have been stopping off to see Close in various homes and apartments up and down the Eastern Seaboard, trying to get a handle on the changes in his life and their connection to his work.
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We need to thoroughly investigate Russian cyberattacks on our country and meddling in our election, not just to get a handle on exactly what they did and how they did it, but more importantly, to stop it from continuing to happen.
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" In the Washington Post, Marc Thiessen wrote, "over time, as we get a handle on the outbreak, we need to start adjusting our decision-making to balance risk with the massive toll the lockdown is taking on the American people.
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A financial professional can help you get a handle on your spending, sensibly structure and manage your financial portfolio, help you understand the trade-offs as you consider whether and how to buy your first home, and a lot more.
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"I think this plan is a really clever way to get a handle on the opioid settlement negotiations," said Howard Erichson, who teaches complex litigation at Fordham Law School and has been an outspoken critic of other large-scale agreements.
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United's worst-case scenario would see a drop in revenue as high as 70 percent for April and May, but most projections assume that demand will pick back up later this year if health authorities get a handle on the virus.
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Records obtained from the FDA, as well as the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), detail a range of revelations about the federal government's efforts to get a handle on these rising concerns about glyphosate.
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"However, if we have 50 states with 50 similar but not identical policies dealing with the sale of various e-cigarette products, I think it's going to be very difficult to really get a handle on the epidemic that we're seeing."
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Here's how long it would take to pay off $6,081 worth of credit card debt if you: If you're already in debt, there are two popular ways to get a handle on it: the avalanche method and the snowball method.
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Since this work was completed in the wake of the partial government shutdown (which delayed its full release), researchers still are trying to get a handle on the mysteries within Earth's core that must be driving the magnetic pole's surprising behavior.
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Some of the former employees claim that Hilary Schneider, a veteran tech executive who joined Wag as CEO in January 22019, has yet to get a handle on fundamental issues facing the business -- including growth, safety of pets, and customer service.
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Historically, it has been hard to get a handle on how drugs work in routine clinical practice but the rise of electronic medical records, databases of insurance claims, fitness wearables and even social media now offers a wealth of new data.
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" After a round of laughter she explained, "I read the book up to Lysa's death, I was just trying to get a handle on her background, and how she became what she was, so I knew that she died in the Moon Door.
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"I did walk away from Sandy with a lot of damage," said Day, 39, who had to replace flooring, walls, insulation and merchandise after the 2012 storm and was working with a "water excavator" to get a handle on the latest damage.
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Then, to make sense of all this data, the researchers applied a bit of graph theory and some math; this allowed the researchers to get a handle on all the characters, communities, and timelines involved in the story, and how everything fits together.
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The lack of government data during the 35-day government shutdown has made it more difficult than usual to get a handle on the economy, and some economists now see fourth-quarter and first-quarter growth running at just 2 percent or below.
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It appears that district court Judge William Alsup—who, at 67, learned to code Java just so he could get a handle on this case—probably gets it, but the rest of the legal system has managed to fumble the issue repeatedly.
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Most investors are trying to get a handle on initial coin offerings, which have begun racing through the tech ecosystem like a fire, veering off in multiple directions and causing excitement and confusion and some degree of terror as they grow in number.
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BALTIMORE (Reuters) - Conflicting signals make it difficult to get a handle on the true health of the U.S. economy and reducing uncertainty for businesses would provide a shot in the arm to growth, Richmond Fed Reserve Bank President Thomas Barkin said on Tuesday.
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I didn't have too many complaints about the original Gravity Rush, and my TGS demo was too short to get a handle on whether they'd addressed them — mostly that I wasn't in love with the combat and the missions weren't all that varied.
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Google employees will now have a one-click solution for flagging internal content as inappropriate or confidentialGoogle told Business Insider this week that along with its policy updates, this year it had gone even further to get a handle on internal chatter.
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On the way, we get a bit lost, Dad finally starts to get a handle on the controller, and we both get a fright when we're laughing at Prompto and a monster pops out from behind a rock, knocking Noctis over. Again.
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To get a handle on how these new whistleblower protections might shape up, I called up Michael Kohn, a lawyer who is also a co-founder and president of the National Whistleblower Center and the author of two books on whistleblowing law.
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While Mahathir's government has made it a priority to get a handle on debts - pledging to review mega projects, axe some government agencies and cut ministers' salaries - it is also withdrawing a goods and services tax this week which will hurt government revenues.
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The Buckeyes did not get a handle on the game until Haskins hooked up with Terry McLaurin for a 17-yard touchdown pass early in the fourth and then added a 34-yard scoring pass to Binjimen Victor with seven minutes left.
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ISTANBUL — The new mayor of Istanbul, Ekrem Imamoglu, has spent the last six months since his election combing over his city's books to get a handle on how it had been run under his predecessor, an ally of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
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To get a handle on the relationship between candidate support and economic pessimism, I combined four survey questions from the ANES 2016 pilot study into a single measure, giving each respondent an economic pessimism rating from 0 (least pessimistic) to 1 (most pessimistic).
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" He then adds, "That character was then combined with another Taj staff member who, as you see in the film, was able to lead the police to the CCTV room to try and get a handle on what it was that was attacking them.
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While there is no immediate policy challenge for Powell to tackle, the Fed is trying to get a handle on the U.S. economy's ability to grow without stoking inflation, and whether low long-term bond yields signal investors are losing faith in the recovery.
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ET, NBATV, CSN California (Sacramento), Spectrum SportsNet (Los Angeles) ABOUT THE KINGS (23-26): Sacramento coach Dave Joerger has to walk a fine line with Cousins and continues to look for ways to help the face of the franchise get a handle on his emotions.
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He said investors were trying to get a handle on what U.S. President-elect Donald Trump is likely to do when he takes office in January, as well as position for what now looks almost certain to be a U.S. interest rate rise next month.
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A Kindle edition exists, but it simply doesn't make sense: The book is heavily based on examples, and trying to get a handle on the core concepts of the book on a black-and-white device is going to be an exercise in futility.
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Jens David Ohlin, Vice Dean of Cornell Law School, who has been closely following the Russia story, said that investigators were finally beginning to get a handle on the scope of the probes, but cautioned that they were likely still a long way from ending.
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All of which is good — except that it took until well into the third year of the de Blasio administration to complete the review that led to the shake-up that developed the proposals that the mayor says will finally get a handle on homelessness.
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As the statements, written in the North's idiosyncratic rhetoric, emerged from the North Korea news service on Tuesday evening, American officials scrambled to get a handle on what precisely had been said, and whether it posed a real risk to the President's upcoming meeting.
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Rickman had previously hinted in interviews that he spoke with J.K. Rowling at the start of the filming process in order to "get a handle" on how to play Snape — something which undoubtedly helped him play the antagonist with a suitable level of complexity.
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"It's critical that if you want to end child labor and modern slavery then you have to have some measurement framework, so we're trying to get a handle on how big the problems are so everyone has the information they need to develop responses."
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I had spent the better part of a week eating Jorjadze's food, listening to people commune with her, trying to understand why a forgotten cookbook author had become a vivid presence in their lives, but, to be honest, I couldn't get a handle on her.
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We'll start by looking at Q1 2020 esports venture totals to date, compare them to year-ago results, and then peek at Q4 2019's results and its year-ago comparison to get a handle on what else has happened lately in the niche.
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TechCrunch spoke with Shasta to get a handle on the program, which fits neatly in the trend of venture firms doing more than provide cash to their investments; gone are the days when a check and an investing history can drive a deal's completion.
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"We really do have to get a handle on the nutrients that are driving these algae blooms because science has demonstrated that as our climates warm, we are going to see more algae blooms," said Betty Staugler, a marine scientist with Florida Sea Grant.
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Others rattled by the increase in vacancies are just trying to get a handle on how many there are, a tricky thing to figure out when brown paper covers windows, brokers don't return calls and landlords, shielded by limited liability companies, can't be found.
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It turns out that this isn't just a boogeyman: A new study that tries to get a handle on the prevalence of drugged drinks on America's college campuses found that spiked drinks are very real, indeed, and are still a common problem for young people.
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In a new clip from this Sunday's Keeping Up With the Kardashians, premiering exclusively on Refinery29, Kim tells Kourtney Kardashian that she's enlisted the help of Anthony William, the author and Instagram influencer Medical Medium, to help her get a handle on her current psoriasis flare up.
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It's what inspired Winnie Wong and Claire Sandberg to set out on a European political quest to find answers A few days before their European departure, VICE Impact caught up with the pair to get a handle on what their little socialist-inspired vacay is all about.
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Facebook has been eager to claim that these changes have been "in the works for some time," but it also seems Facebook is desperate to prove they can protect data and get a handle on fake news and foreign interference in elections before the 2018 midterms arrive.
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New York Governor Andrew Cuomo has declared a state of emergency, the 11th state to do so in order to get a handle on highways made impassable by the drifting snow and to shore up coastal areas where the blizzard conditions raised the danger of flooding.
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It's in law enforcement's best interest to fix this It's important to law enforcement's legitimacy to get a handle on these types of incidents, Cedric L. Alexander, a past president of the National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives, wrote in an op-ed for CNN Digital.
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Amid calmer winds, Southern California firefighters began to get a handle on the the largest of the six major brush fires burning across the region Saturday, building containment lines around the flames that have cut a destructive path over vast swaths of the state this week.
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He said investors were mainly trying to get a handle on what U.S. President-elect Donald Trump is likely to do when he takes office in January, as well as position for what now looks almost certain to be a U.S. interest rate rise next month.
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At the time, we were told Jamie knew the Sunshine State is one of the places Brit likes visiting, so he preemptively sought to get a handle on things amid all the #FreeBritney drama from last month ... which appears to have simmered down since her court appearance.
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To get a handle on this, Google, class="il">JFrog In addition, Google also launched another new project, Kritis ("judge" in Greek, because after the success of Kubernetes, it would surely be bad luck to pick names in any other language for new Google open-source projects).
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Convoy is a roguelike, or a roguelike-like, or one of the infinite proliferations of terms that have been invented to get a handle on games that require you to invest time and energy and resources into a single situation that could go wrong at any point.
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It's all a little confusing to people still trying to get a handle on how the blockchain works, but the Lightning protocol essentially aims to let two or more people — and eventually machines — create instant, high-volume transactions that still use the underlying blockchain for security.
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Forest's deliberately low profile makes it tough to get a handle on his personality and what he's up to, but it also means that he's in control of his image, which can be advantageous for an artist with as much room to grow as he does.
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That debate threatens to complicate what Mr. Kelly has acknowledged is a long-overdue effort inside the White House to get a handle on the clearance process, a national security imperative over which top officials appear to have placed little priority after Mr. Trump took office.
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"In order to get a handle on catastrophic wildfires in the West, land managers on the ground need to the tools to expedite the process – not simply lip service paid to the problem," said Ethan Lane, executive director of the Public Lands Council, which represents the livestock industry.
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To my mind, if we do not get a handle on money in politics and the degree to which big money controls the political process in this country, nobody is going to bring about the changes that is needed in this country for the middle class and working families.
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Back in the day, Krystle was an Ohio-born secretary, Sammy Jo had to be a woman played by Heather Locklear because Steven wasn't allowed to get a handle on his own sexuality, and there were barely any people of color to be found over nine seasons of television.
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And Axios reported over the weekend that Trump, in an effort to get a handle on the situation, organized an impromptu conference call with Shulkin and Fox & Friends cohost Pete Hegseth, an Iraq War veteran and Trump confidant on whom the president relies for expertise in veterans' matters.
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" Edith Heard, director of the genetics and developmental biology department at the Institut Curie in France, who with Dr. Dekker coined the term TAD, said that while researchers were just beginning to get a handle on the architecture of DNA, "suddenly a lot of things are falling into place.
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Separating slimy banana peels from clumps of coffee grounds was dirty work, but it had a laudable goal: trying to get a handle on how much food waste could have been consumed or diverted before winding its way into the waste stream with a one-way ticket to the dump.
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To my mind, if we do not get a handle on money in politics and the degree to which big money controls the political process in this country, nobody is going to bring about the changes that [are] needed in this country for the middle class and working families – Sen.
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While he outlines the histories of the most important labor organizations, he addresses crucial adjacent institutions like the Socialist and Communist parties, and even the Democratic Party, only in passing, which makes it difficult to get a handle on the whole fate of labor as a political force in American life.
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The best-case scenario, I think, is a sharp, intense drop in the economy that lasts only a short time, that we could get a handle on the virus, that the infection rates slow down, and that we could then go back to doing something like what we were doing before.
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American regulators have been roundly criticized for moving too slowly to get a handle on vape products, only to embrace prohibitionary tactics, which could drive vapers back to cigarettes, or additional users to a black market that may very well be what's causing many of the illnesses in the first place.
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"The spread of monster homes is a serious issue that affects the well-being of families in long-established neighborhoods and we need to get a handle on the situation before it spirals out of control," Honolulu Mayor Kirk Caldwell said in an article picked up by the Associated Press.
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As our homes get smarter, routers and firewalls should get better equipped to handle standalone devices—and better able to stop some of their activities—but in the meantime the best approach is to educate yourself about what your devices are doing and how you can get a handle on managing them.
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SO ONE OF THE THINGS WE'RE TRYING TO GET A HANDLE ON IS – YOU KNOW, ARE WE SEEING SIGNS OF OVERHEATING AND HOW AGGRESSIVE SHOULD WE BE AS A – OR DO I THINK WE SHOULD BE. LIESMAN: I WANT TO INTERRUPT YOU ON THAT BECAUSE THE ISSUE OF AGGRESIVE IS VERY IMPORTANT.
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But I think in a lot of cases, I get the sense that all of us, both as reporters and editors and just citizens who are consuming this stuff, are really trying to get a handle on how we respond to all this — both the actual news and the coverage of the news.
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The nipple piercing trend is currently having a big moment, thanks to stars like Kendall Jenner, Bella Hadid, Rihanna, Amber Rose, and Kristen Stewart (and those are just a few of the celebrities rumored to have one) — but given the hidden nature, it's difficult to get a handle on just how popular it is.
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"If we can get a handle on how to find direct radio emissions from large exoplanets, we can then eventually use these same techniques to study Earth-sized planets and determine which ones have magnetic fields," Jake Turner, a doctoral student in the Department of Astronomy at the University of Virginia, said in a statement.
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The Facebook-owned service is proving to be a powerful mechanism by which bad actors can manipulate users by fueling their biases and their fear—both of which have already resulted in influencing elections and inciting violence—and it remains unclear if Facebook has the tools or the strategy to get a handle on it.
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But the statement — coming more than 17 hours after President Obama had offered his condolences for the Munich attack — did little, it seemed, to blunt a wave of criticism that she and her administration had failed to get a handle on the refugee situation and the potential problems it had invited into the country.
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Sports Briefing | Horse Racing Sunland Park Racetrack and Casino officials traveled to Albuquerque to meet with New Mexico Racing Commission officials, veterinarians and others in the racing industry, who are all working to get a handle on the equine herpes outbreak that has infected dozens of horses and prompted quarantines at tracks in southern New Mexico and Arizona.
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The original plot of FLCL is hard to get a handle on without multiple viewings and a Pepe Silvia-style organizational chart, but basically 12-year-old Naota Nandaba discovers he has a giant robot inside his head when a mysterious woman named Haruko (Kari Wahlgren) drives by him on a moped and hits him with a guitar.
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Future newsletters include odes to marathon phone calls as a way to get a handle on your life, an examination of how going clubbing showed one contributor that dancing was the key to feeling less self-hatred about her body, and many more methods for feeling decent in a world that can sometimes seem less than kind.
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When: Opens Sunday, June 12 Where: Hammer Museum (10899 Wilshire Boulevard, Westwood, Los Angeles) To get a handle on the diffuse and heterogeneous artistic landscape in Los Angeles, you could spend every weekend for a year or two traversing the city's various gallery districts, or head to the Hammer's third Los Angeles biennial, Made in L.A., opening this Sunday.
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Historically, the needed consumer protection function was carried out at the state and local level (and indeed, in the Wells Fargo case it appears the LA City Attorney's Office played an important role), but as modern banks are national in the scope of their activities only a national agency can really get a handle on them.
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Related: Obama Wants a $2500-Per-Barrel Tax on Oil Qatar, Kuwait, the United Arab Emirates, and Venezuela joined Saudi Arabia and Russia in agreeing to limit output to January levels in order to get a handle on growing oversupply and prices that fell below $22016 a barrel in January from a high of $22015 in June 2014.
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"The best course of action is to get a handle on where you are today and then come up with a plan to tackle the debt," Barbara Ginty, a certified financial planner and host of the "Future Rich" podcast, tells CNBC Make It. For many struggling with debt, the hardest part is acknowledging it and facing it head-on.
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"I think he's (Trump) laid out some policies that we ought to embrace, but with his immigration policy I'd modify his immigration policy of not letting any Muslims into the United States by suggesting instead that we take Ted Cruz's position, which is let's suspend immigration from terrorist-sponsoring countries at least until we get a handle on this," he said.
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The company actually lost a million monthly active users in Q2, with 335 million overall users and 68 million in the U.S. In part, Twitter may be challenged in growing its audience because it's not been able to get a handle on the rampant abuse on its platform, and because it makes poor enforcement decisions with regard to its existing policies.
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Democrats and Republicans had different ideas about what needed fixing, but nearly everyone agreed that the system was broken, that the government had failed to get a handle on who was in the U.S., that the underground labor market was subject to abuse, and that a new system could drive economic growth, improve national security, and ensure the humanitarian treatment of vulnerable children.
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" P.S. Immigration remained a flashpoint even on Thanksgiving, generating two of the day's top stories: Hillary Clinton said in an interview with The Guardian that Europe must get a handle on immigration to combat a growing threat from rightwing populists, and said the continent's leaders need to send out a stronger signal that they are "not going to be able to continue to provide refuge and support.
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The shot With about 10 seconds left in overtime and the score tied at 83, the ever-vociferous Duke faithful, aka the Cameron Crazies, were doing everything in their power to will their undefeated Blue Devils to another W. Sophomore guard Tre Jones drove from the top of the arc and pushed a bounce pass to Matthew Hurt, who couldn't get a handle on the ball.
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In an attempt to get a handle on the problem, the 2018 National Defense Authorization Act — signed into law by President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE on Tuesday — contains language to help the Pentagon figure out the cause.
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The unending controversies surrounding Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) head Scott PruittEdward (Scott) Scott PruittEnvironmentalists renew bid to overturn EPA policy barring scientists from advisory panels Six states sue EPA over pesticide tied to brain damage Overnight Energy: Trump EPA looks to change air pollution permit process | GOP senators propose easing Obama water rule | Green group sues EPA over lead dust rules MORE are exhausting Republican lawmakers, who are calling on the administrator to get a handle on the scandals.
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