Getting past the feeling that you're disappointing people is key.
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Because let's face it: they're not getting past the Warriors.
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But in Ireland you would have trouble getting past 1800.
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Getting past that color line will take far more work.
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Don't waste your time; you know you're not getting past me.
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But Pelosi said she believes voters are getting past the spectacle.
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But the administration is still focused on getting past phase one.
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Eleanor Barkhorn on getting past her initial dismissal of the series.
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Getting past that attitude is probably one of my biggest hindrances.
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But Facebook faces a lot of risk getting past regulators, he added.
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"I don't see a pathway of ever getting past this," he said.
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But getting past the outbreak will be a struggle for many businesses.
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Getting past Bayern Munich later this month would, if anything, be exceeding expectations.
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Good luck getting past the Toys R Us blockade with no questions asked.
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Getting past the private security guards is but one interim step as well.
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The only thing I can think of is getting past the learning curve.
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It's been about a decade that we're not getting past 20 percent coverage.
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Murray had his hands full getting past Feliciano López, 6-103, 6-4.
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But none of this is getting past Reisman, who clearly doesn't believe her.
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He has prevented many UPS delivery terrorists from getting past the front porch. pic.twitter.
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Third, then you have to have idea meritocratic ways of getting past your disagreement.
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But there has to be a way of combatting that, of getting past that.
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Ms. Nettles's train is another step in getting past the red carpet as usual.
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In this rare case, the straights need more help getting past a heteronormative shame.
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"It's not your building, you're not the owner," Mr. Toles says, getting past her.
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The student isn't stupid; it's just that learning requires getting past their own ideas.
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Sometimes the hardest part of eating fruits and veggies is actually getting past the skin.
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But all the players here are pros with ample experience of getting past all that.
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Still, he has proved remarkably resilient, getting past controversies that might have sunk other candidates.
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There are also concerns about the growing amount of contraband getting past depleted prison staffs.
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She's getting past him, and the story and movie get past that relationship quite quickly.
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Now I realize that this move is far more complicated than simply getting past neoliberalism.
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Nationalism, theocracy, communism and the rest have been failed experiments in getting past our tribal roots.
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It asks what we owe each other when it comes to collectively getting past those traumas.
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The number-one differentiator was feeling more financial stable after getting past the L word: loans.
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Maybe that pursuit should have been something less daunting, like just getting past the first round.
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Marner received a backhand pass from Matthews before getting past Burns and scoring on a backhand.
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Despite coaxing from the finish line, the race started with zero contestants getting past the start.
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But getting past Djokovic to win a 10th French Open title may be too much to ask.
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Avocado slicer Sometimes the hardest part of eating fruits and veggies is actually getting past the skin.
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So, no matter how daunting or difficult something seems, getting past it is all about your mindset.
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About half of BillFixers' calls go to Comcast, and it reports no trouble with getting past Comcast's screening.
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American qualifier Marcos Giron also recorded a victory, getting past El Salvador's Marcelo Arevalo 6-2, 7-5.
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With both stars gone from the lineup, the Clippers had little chance of getting past the Trail Blazers.
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The tournament was won by Denmark, who beat the hosts, after getting past Argentina in the semi-finals.
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He tried to poke check the puck away from Fiddler and instead it ended up getting past him.
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" The biggest breakthrough, she added, was getting past the expectation that "Indian artists made art about being Indian.
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His first challenge was getting past her babysitter, who thought he was Meryl's father, Harry, doing an Eastwood imitation.
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These strategies proved a pretty smart way of getting past Iomega's traditionally narrow niche of graphic designers and techies.
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There's no getting past the fact that little Maxwell Drew, who turns 4 in May, is quite the cutie.
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Getting past this impasse offers a unique opportunity to reboot the rules, cutting effective costs by over 2202 percent.
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"The hard part is getting past that emotion," said Judith B. Ward, senior financial planner at T. Rowe Price.
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This is getting past ridiculous; I am sure the iPhone has the processing power to handle Google's VP113 codec.
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For direct marketers, inducing a customer to open a letter is the equivalent of getting past the front door.
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After getting past the worst, the reality star is now looking forward to welcoming her daughter, due around the holidays.
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Moldova's Radu Albot endured a tougher second-round match, getting past Australia's Nick Krygios 6-2, 3-33, 6-3.
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The unidentified man began pounding on a glass door of the station and screaming at employees after getting past security.
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Her immediate concern, though, is getting past Kvitova, who beat her in the final of the Sydney International last week.
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The biggest obstacle many woman will face on their way to senior leadership is getting past an entry-level position.
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Getting past Michigan First, however, comes Michigan, and it's here where Kasich's own expectations have been ratcheted back in recent weeks.
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That gruesome collapse cost the Clippers their best shot at finally getting past the second round of the Western Conference playoffs.
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I have some trouble getting past the Secret Service—apparently Jill Biden is in the vicinity—but eventually make it in.
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Waddle was a classic winger in that he loved the simple challenge of getting past his man and delivering a cross.
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Sometimes the hardest part is getting past the implicit biases, the unchallenged assumptions that many people have about sexual assault victims.
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After getting past all those initial feeling-out steps between them, they got into mapping out how to tell this story.
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"But more than the issue of discipline is the issue of teaching and getting past this sort of episode," he said.
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It&aposs getting past the hair cells, so it&aposs gonna be hard for your body to clean that wax out.
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Somebody capable of getting past the airport-level security, metal detectors, and photos they use to verify your identity at the BBC.
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But getting past that hurdle doesn't necessarily mean the drug will get covered, particularly if it comes with a high price tag.
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The man penetrated the police perimeter outside the station, getting past the barricades, but he did not get inside the station itself.
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After getting past the old wives' tale of facial hair growing back thicker and darker, I decided to give it a shot.
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"The problem very often with biopics is getting past, 'Oh, they're doing a very good imitation of these people,&apos" she explained.
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Pionk started the play by gaining possession behind the Rangers' net and glided through, easily getting past Jonathan Drouin and Noah Juulsen.
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It's amazing to see the first-time smiles when we are experiencing new things, getting past our fears, and living our dreams.
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While there's no chance of this getting past the President, it will force every lawmaker to weigh in publicly on the topic.
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The gate stood wide open but you would never get through it without first getting past the man sitting in the hut.
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My biggest challenge was getting past his standard repertoire of poses and the near-scowl that he seems to favor the most.
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"He's got a beautiful eye for getting past mistakes that people make and understanding the forces that created that mistake," Stevenson said.
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In some cases, the ads avoided using a celebrity's full name, possibly as a way of getting past Facebook's ad review process.
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A regular can also lend a slot to family or friends, which meant that getting past Mr. Pellegrino was all about connections.
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Kanter is focusing his energy this week on getting past the Warriors, the Trail Blazers' competitor in Game 2 Thursday night in Oakland.
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That mental toughness and getting past when the little voices in your head say you can't go no more, but fighting through it.
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In the woods near the school, after getting past the police, I moved under cover of darkness — a decisive advantage Harbus had lacked.
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Getting past the initial ick factor, bugs are eaten in lots of places across the world and are mainly just weird to westerners.
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Later, world number one Caroline Wozniacki suffered a mid-match blip before getting past Angelique Kerber 7-6(4) 1-6 6-3.
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Teams like Pittsburgh, Washington, Atlanta and Cincinnati have made more playoff appearances than the Royals this decade without getting past the division series.
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Lauren recommends catching up on HBO's Succession, as well as this Outside podcast episode, titled "Getting Past Our Fear of Great White Sharks".
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The challenge is getting past the point that men in the workforce need an economic shock like unemployment to consider female-dominated jobs.
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Miami leadoff man Magneuris Sierra slapped an opposite-field triple that bounced off a side wall in left, getting past outfielder Juan Soto.
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But legal experts said Huawei faces long odds getting past a motion to dismiss, noting the Kaspersky case was thrown out before discovery.
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Lost and stolen iOS devices could be at risk if ne'er-do-wells learn of this blunt-force method of getting past Activation Lock.
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The real challenge is getting past the "whoa" factor of removing something off the white wall and viewing it in a virtual 3D space.
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It's about waking up feeling uncertain and getting past the whole day without getting mad at yourself for doing something dumb the night before.
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Alonso, showing some veteran know-how, spoke to the importance of getting past Sunday's loss as the Mets prepared to face another tough series.
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She's also been doing interviews lately, which we're told she sees as a form of therapy and ultimately helpful in getting past her trauma.
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The No. 4 seed from the East, Florida, had little trouble getting past offensively challenged Virginia, the fifth seed, in a 65-39 victory.
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However, several other restaurants have already stopped delivering to the base in recent months, since getting past the gate guards can take so long.
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Of course, that requires getting past his trademark obliviousness about someone like Pauline (Jo Hartley), a fellow office worker who clearly has feelings for him.
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Stopping by PEOPLE Now on Thursday, Garrett Miller, Brandon Gomes, Juliette Porter and Kelsey Owens reveal how they're getting past the fallout of the incident.
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The same kudos should be applied to Trump, Clinton and Warren for getting past the past with their public positive sentiment on Wednesday as well.
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"If Sloan can appease Waters at the hearing, then it would represent a major step for the bank in getting past these troubles," Seiburg said.
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Fear not Internet sex fiends ... it's not a hack, just April Fools' Day ... and users are just a click away from getting past the prank page.
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However, Berlitz's Chan feels it's more important to focus on getting past short-term challenges as opposed investing in technology for returns over the long haul.
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Hormonal IUDs, like the one I was getting, work by slowly secreting a hormone that thickens your cervical mucus, preventing sperm from getting past the goalie.
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But otherwise, Leerink analyst David Larsen thinks a CVS-Aetna combination has decent odds of getting past regulators, in part because the businesses have little overlap.
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Marta, Brazil's famous captain, came racing down the right side of the field over and over again, getting past one Swedish defender, but not the second.
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Reuters reported that the caravan had more than doubled in size since the weekend and crossed into Guatemala after getting past police at the country's border.
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I sensed City's high-level suite probing mine, getting past my false ID. The kibe started to speak in the anomalous baritone of a famous actor.
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Panarin then scored his second goal on another breakaway, getting past defenseman Nick Leddy and putting a cross-ice feed from Jesper Fast into the net.
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The call between Mr. Trump and Mr. Putin was aimed at getting past the rupture of recent weeks and beginning to forge a more collaborative relationship.
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Getting past Florida was going to involve going the long way around, after all: south of Key West, through the Straits of Florida and past Miami.
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Camp Phoenix once had the dubious distinction of being Kabul's most frequently attacked target by Taliban suicide bombers, but none ever succeeded in getting past the perimeter.
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In 2014, Vargas — after finishing a stint in rehab for alcohol addiction, went on Good Morning America to talk about getting past denial and how she's recovering.
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Apple filed documents in court today asking a judge to throw out the order demanding that the company assist the FBI in getting past the phone's encryption.
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The question for these groups is this: Can they find a way of getting past their differences, and come to something like the emerging right-wing coalition?
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Those getting past that hurdle are sent out to a few experts in the field who are asked to read and offer their views to the editor.
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We're just getting past the buggy roll-out of iOS 13 but, based on leaked images, it looks like iOS 14 is going to shake things up.
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He waved absent-mindedly, barely taking his eyes off the TV screen, where he was intently focused on getting past the next level of a video game.
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Kind of a bummer for Saint, though -- especially since Kim recently said North "does not like" him ... and doesn't seem to be getting past the meanie phase.
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The best solution I found to getting past these evil entities was quite literally to get past them—find a gap and sprint, leaving them in your dust.
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I was hoping to have a pretty quick and simple end of the day after getting past my two big work commitments, but it's time for educator mode.
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" When the mothers were asked if they ever saw themselves getting past their differences to have a positive relationship with each other, Shannon said, "At this point, no.
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Janice walking Chandler to his gate in Yemen in "The One With All the Rugby" Unless Janice also has a ticket to Yemen, she's not getting past security.
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At other points during the summit, presenters discussed how getting past that is both an individual effort (learning to block out self-doubt), but also an organizational one.
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"Some people have a really hard time getting past the fact that the model has on a hijab," Muhammad said of the styling on her e-comm site.
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An LA judge had previously demanded that Apple give them the Genius Bar treatment after the local district attorney's office had difficulty getting past the phone's security features.
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Alphabet: +2.6% Amazon: +2.4% Facebook/Microsoft: +2.2% State of play: Investors pushed the companies higher after digesting, and getting past, escalating trade tensions between the U.S. and China.
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Here, in his own words, James Burns describes his time in the system, how he's (mostly) succeeded in getting past it, and what this project is all about.
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Gallagher finished the play by getting past Rangers defenseman Tony DeAngelo and lifting a shot into the net before Georgiev could get in position to make the save.
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If your clothes prevent you from getting past security swiftly, booking it to your gate, and sitting comfortably for your three- or 13-hour flight, it's time to reassess.
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After getting past her first trimester in which any foods that were warm or spicy made her nauseous, Brathen now mostly craves fruit and healthy foods – but not always!
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Here is a breakdown of what we learned from an evening of artist workshops: Bernhard Lang's aerial photographs of landscapes are awe-inspiring— there is no getting past that.
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And though we have been incredibly enlightened at our ability to rebuild backwards, the Steele dossier, up to a certain date, getting past that point has been somewhat impossible.
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Getting past the rhetoric, as we look at this year's election, we see three bellwether areas that will define who is really for children, and who is just kidding.
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"Looking through and eyeballing it, it's really hard to see them getting past $20 trillion, and I wouldn't be surprised if it was closer to $15 trillion," said Goldwein.
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We had a hard time getting past the border guard because they had to look up what we were doing here to see if we were telling the truth.
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So it's worth getting past the immediate "Wow" reactions, as well as some of the initial knee-jerk fears, and start to lay the groundwork for what's coming next.
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Thanks to Find My, there's no getting past me if you say you're home sick when, in actuality, you lied because you're at a party I wasn't invited to.
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You've had success in your role as chairman of the subcommittee on labor, health and human services, education, and related agencies getting past party lines to get things done.
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He's slashing with more confidence, and other than a vicious dunk by Myles Turner on Sunday, Hayward repeatedly challenged the bigger, younger Turner, getting past him for multiple difficult layups.
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In the words of an old English proverb, hakuna matata — have no worries — for the slideshow ahead will aid you in getting past those awkward encounters we know all too well.
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The more we can get people to understand how to view the world in a quantitative way, the more successful we can be at getting past biases and beliefs and prejudices.
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Political conflict can force people to become more articulate and informed about their beliefs, and that leads to people getting past their initial aggressiveness and arrogance and start finding common ground.
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Katy Perry just released her music video for "Bon Appétit" and I wish you luck in getting past even the first few seconds of the very bizarre and gross music video.
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South Korea's Chung Hyeon also has a major challenge getting past 15th seeded Bulgarian Grigor Dimitrov, while Uzbek Denis Istomin has the unenviable task of facing six-times champion Novak Djokovic.
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She and several other experts said a first step is getting past the old definition of resilience as bouncing back from a hit, which presumes a community needs simply to recover.
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And I think one of the big sea changes is getting past this idea that being a producer on YouTube is not a first step to doing something on television. Right.
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Ranked No. 3 in the world, he has already put distance between himself and his nearest opponents on the ATP list without getting past the quarterfinals in any clay-court tournament.
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The hardest is getting past the 22003-mile-wide zone where Border Patrol traffic checkpoints function as a last line of defense before migrants reach San Antonio, Houston and cities beyond.
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Getting past the group stage is the minimum target for Nigeria but they will also have to get the better of tough European pair Croatia and Iceland if they are to advance.
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Not only does he ignore the logistical hurdles of getting past Christie's compliance team of lawyers and experts, but he lacks insight into how the art market is a people-driven business.
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This will increase your chances of getting past the digital gatekeeper and in front of an actual human, where your sparkling personality and extensive experience are sure to land you the gig.
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Just getting to his office, however, requires screening by three sets of security guards and getting past groups of S.N.B. officers patrolling the sprawling, sealed-off grounds of the Senate with automatic weapons.
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But they're not getting past San Diego State, which has won nine in a row, got their senior leader (Trey Kell) back, and led No. 22 Nevada by 30 at halftime on Friday.
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Your selection of runes can be changed at any time, which is akin to re-speccing your character to favor different tactics, which can be useful in getting past some particularly tough battles.
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The Maple Leafs scored four times in the first period and were up 6-0 by the second intermission, with just about everything getting past Joseph as the Leafs cruised to the easy win.
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The Senators began the trek with a setback at Washington and dropped a 4-1 decision in Anaheim before getting past Los Angeles 5-123 on Saturday thanks to a four-goal third period.
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Much has been made about the Democratic Party's ability to not have what happened to the GOP in 2010 (see Sharron Angle, Ken Buck and Christine O'Donnell) with weak candidates getting past the primary.
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The candidates could set themselves apart from the pack by getting past the party line sound bites and instead embracing common sense strategies that will make our educational system work for all kids today.
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Maintaining the health of the deal relies in no small part on Iran getting past its longstanding mistrust of the United States and seeing the deal as something that's in its interest to maintain.
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My research showed that this wall that we hit at Spark, getting past $500,000 in revenue, is a real thing, that two-thirds of nonprofits in the United States are $500,000 in revenue and below.
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Meanwhile, the Great Society's approach was to help single mothers be as successful in parenthood as possible, which was admirable in getting past the Victorian contempt for unwed mothers that had prevailed so recently before.
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On the other side are those who believe that getting past 22.5 percent variable renewables will be difficult and expensive, and help will be needed from other carbon-free resources less popular with the environmental community.
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Understanding the role of luck begins with getting past the old "nature versus nurture" debate, which has always captivated the public, not so much because of the science but because of the deeper existential questions involved.
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"He's ramping up activities, and when he first increased the intensity, there was some residual discomfort in just getting past some of the increased change in direction, straight-ahead speed," Red Sox manager John Farrell said.
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And while the idea of dessert hummus or chocolate chickpeas might first be met with skepticism, it's becoming clear that many people are getting past that mental block: the dessert chickpea is seeing a surge nationwide.
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DeAngelo reached three points by making a long lead pass from the defensive zone to Kreider, who finished off the play by getting past Severson and lifting a backhander into the net with 7:44 remaining.
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It also requires, for us to see such acts as heroic, getting past the language of masculinity and assertion that had entrapped both the prisoners who took hostages and then the guards who would kill them.
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In his view, it confirms the company's commitment to getting past the limitations of today's devices—particularly the eyestrain that results from trying to focus on virtual objects and real-world ones at the same time.
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I think people are getting past the fact that a single frame represents a moment and they're realizing that you can actually consume life through video and that's going to continue to happen in the future.
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Ghoul Catchers, released in 2015 on iOS and Android, is a lot like Candy Crush except that the combos aren't intuitive, it doesn't load when you're offline, and there's no clear way of getting past the paywall.
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A source tells PEOPLE Kardashian West, 36, continues to focus on "getting past what happened" after having millions of dollars worth of jewelry stolen from her by masked men at the No Address Hotel on Oct. 3.
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Instead, Atlanta prevailed dramatically in front of a national audience on Sunday night, and it feels as though they are getting a bit too much respect for barely getting past a banged-up Philadelphia team at home.
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In the final moments, as Abe realizes his love for Joan, the entire cast gets frozen, his breath never getting past his lips and the entire cast stuck in that moment for the rest of their lives.
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"Getting past state double jeopardy is an uphill battle for prosecutors," said Daniel R. Alonso, the former chief assistant district attorney in the Manhattan district attorney's office, who is now managing director and general counsel at Exiger.
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Director Barry Levinson takes his time, though -- and really, a bit too much of it -- before getting past the initial frenzy of law-enforcement activity, zeroing in on Madoff's ill-gotten gains and the rarefied air he occupied.
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The national security of our country is at stake, and our allies and especially our adversaries will begin to believe that we are weak and incapable of getting past partisan squabbles and making reasonable assessments of factual evidence.
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This gave Jon Snow the chance to come in after getting past her one fire-breathing guard, who seemed to trust him, and to use his and Daenerys's relationship to get close to her and then kill her.
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This file, a protected binary that Apple designed, essentially, to serve as a confirmation that the machine was running real hardware, has proven to be fairly weak protection over time, with system hackers getting past its restriction long ago.
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Two married Arizona TV reporters facing felony charges after police say cocaine was found in their infant daughter's system are focused on "reuniting their family, taking care of their child and getting past this mistake," their attorney tells PEOPLE.
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In July, senior pro-democratic lawmaker Fernando Cheung said that even if the government succeeds in quashing the violence and getting past the current crisis, its chances of achieving anything before the end of Lam's term is severely limited.
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Kyle Edmond can even raise this year's tally to five on Centre Court on Thursday, but he will have to be at the top of his game to stand a realistic chance of getting past 11th seed Gael Monfils.
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"There is some optimism that we're getting past the worst of the coronavirus, and the stock market is up a little bit, the energy markets (are) firming up," said Jack Scoville, analyst with the Price Futures Group in Chicago.
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Game by game and play by play, Westbrook points his thermonuclear appetite towards various discrete and practical directions—getting past a defender, say, or throwing down a dunk with the unforgiving fury of six thousand scorching suns—and goes.
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By submitting multiple fake copyright "flags" on videos, the scammer was able to bring at least two YouTube accounts to the brink of automatic deactivation under YouTube's "three strikes" policy, even getting past YouTube employees who double-checked the suspicious claim.
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The same goes for ABC's "Let it Fall: Los Angeles 1982-1992," getting past the tendency -- in the real-time landscape of cable, the web and social media -- to zero in on a tragedy and just as quickly move on.
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She imagined her arriving back at the hotel, getting past the reception desk and letting herself into the room, the sheer blissful relief of it, alone at last, with the beds made neatly and the shutters closed on the semidarkness inside.
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There seemed to be hundreds of people waiting on the tree-lined road, but many we spoke to were veterans and assured us that we had a good chance of getting past security and through the gates to the church.
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Ajax hogged the ball for the rest of the match but rarely looked like getting past United, who saw the game out to preserve Mourinho's 100 percent record in European finals and deliver the continental trophy missing from their collection.
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This gives the sense that her getting past the struggles she's facing is less a matter of her changing as a person, and more a matter of her simply waiting things out until time, and perhaps a little good luck, brings closure.
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" While it wasn't easy getting past his depression, Hawke said he was lucky to have a support system to help him through it, including his two children with Thurman, 20-year-old daughter Maya and 16-year-old son Levon Roan. "Work. Theater.
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They also think getting past the party's 2016 woes will not only need to involve arguing Trump broke his promises to Michigan, but also pushing reluctant voters to cast ballots by making a compelling case that they will improve conditions in the state.
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Clinton, the biggest obstacle to getting past the email controversy is the F.B.I., which has not yet completed its criminal investigation to determine whether any laws were broken in the handling of classified material or other matters relating to the emails. Mrs.
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It's worth noting with McConnell that he will be involved in this process when it comes to an end -- but has said repeatedly he views Democrats and Trump getting past their current brinksmanship as the central next step before he enters the fray.
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After walking Eduardo Escobar with runners on second and third — and being saved by Romine, who kept three consecutive sliders that bounced from getting past him — Boone pulled Gray in favor of Chad Green, who retired Logan Morrison to leave three runners stranded.
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Indeed, quantifiable renewable sourcing goals for power are held by many global city and state governments, and it's clear that without a storage component for sources including solar and wind, getting past a tipping point of around 30 percent or so can be incredibly challenging.
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When everything is a battle and nothing is a war, stupid low-stakes skirmishes break out at an astonishing rate, because there are no coherent long-term goals beyond immediately husbanding the balance of congressional power and getting past the next cycle without a loss.
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Buoyed by a partisan crowd, 19-year-old Australian Alex de Minaur set up a third-round meeting with Nadal by getting past 166th-ranked qualifier Henri Laaksonen of Switzerland, 6-193, 6-2, 6-7 (7), 4-6, 6-3, over nearly 63 hours.
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Eighteen seconds into a minor on the Hurricanes for having too many men on the ice, Pastrnak finished off a slick give-and-go with Marchand, getting past Calvin de Haan and slipping the puck into an open net at 4:46 of the second.
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Twitter today is announcing the launch of a new feature that will allow people to more easily post tweetstorms – that is, those series of connected tweets that have grown to become a popular workaround for getting past Twitter's character count limitation in order to share longer thoughts.
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The first two figures I latched onto whose names I can remember (shout out to the nameless hockey coach in atom minor who gave me my first compliment from an adult man when I "used my body" to stop a forward from getting past me) are fictional.
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After teasing a persistent love triangle in season one before finally landing on #TeamMichael, and getting past the scare of Michael getting shot at the end of season two, Jane the Virgin pivoted to letting the pair live out the marriage of their most pleasantly dull dreams.
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"Suddenly after years of living their lives, and getting past that, they're being greeted by ICE at the door saying that they're going to be deported to Iraq," said Drost Kokoye, a Kurdish-American community organizer in Nashville, home to the largest Kurdish population in the United States.
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But even if you get the right headphones, cancel all the noise around you, find the perfect room, and do everything else right, there's no getting past the fact that everyone else around you has to take the initiative to create a good video conference experience as well.
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That story, along with the original profile and Singer's observations about the campaign, is packaged in a slim book out this month called Trump and Me. In a field crowded with volumes about the GOP nominee, it's a worthy attempt at getting past Trump's impenetrable hair and inside his head.
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Kim Arthur, founding partner of Main Management, which uses a variety of ETFs to construct its investment portfolios, said the key to thematic ETFs that work is getting past the ones that market an idea that's popular but hold stocks that have only a tangential relationship to the investment theme.
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If true, this would allow Samsung to offer two different types of foldable phones, and in the west where Samsung will have a much easier time getting past tariffs and various governmental policies, this move could really limit the global appeal of the Huawei Mate X, along with any subsequent Huawei foldables.4.
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" And if the rhetoric and invective of a political season charged with old and long-dormant hatreds have had a generally destructive effect on what passes for political discourse, perhaps a "Pageant of the People," she said, might symbolize a means of "understanding each other better and getting past this ugly time.
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ET, TNT ABOUT THE THUNDER (22-20): All-Star small forward Kevin Durant was deeply distressed after the meltdown against the Clippers - Oklahoma City was outscored 22-33 in the fourth quarter - and is concerned about the team's odds of getting past the Warriors, San Antonio Spurs and Clippers in the tough Western Conference.
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In order to resist the social expectation of denying or quickly getting past anger, and to overcome our own discomfort with it, we must understand that emotional experience is not as simple as being positive or negative but that seemingly contradictory emotions can co-occur, even in moments of the most extreme life stress.
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It was getting past midnight, and they'd both been through what sounded like a busy shift and wanted a quick, easy, and safe way to get home, adding that they usually take Ubers after late shifts as they worry about their safety on public transport—a depressingly common complaint from the women I shared the pool with.
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How we, together, however that's extended, I would say, bipartisan, we have to work together but ... to find out how you have thoughtful disagreement, and then have idea meritocratic ways of getting past that disagreement, that keeps us together, rather than at each other's throats, because I do believe that this split in the country is the greatest problem of our time.
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First step is getting past Juan Adams at UFC on ESPN on Saturday -- but Hardy says he can see himself upgrading opponents to guys like Stipe Miocic and Daniel Cormier as he continues to chalk up the Ws. As for Jones, Hardy says he has nothing but respect for the guy -- even noting that he emulates Jon's fighting style in the Octagon.
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But as Durchslag — who joined Angie's List from running Best Buy's online business in September 2015 — described it to me, the basic problem is that Angie's List today is a major traffic generator, with people coming to the site in search of contracted service providers, but the vast majority of those people were not getting past the site's home page because of the paywall.
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Nebraska comes off a much-needed easy win after struggling to get things going in the opener and barely getting past Eastern Illinois 72-68 — the Huskers shot just 38 percent from the field and were just 23-of-203 from the line — but the Cornhuskers took no chances in the victory over North Texas and roared out to a 52-point first half, the third time they scored 50 before halftime under sixth-year coach Tim Miles.
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Gordon M. BurghardtAlumni Distinguished Service Professor of Psychology and Ecology & Evolutionary Biology at the University of Tennessee, past editor of the Journal of Comparative Psychology and author of The Genesis of Animal Play: Testing the Limits and the chapter, Human - bear bonding in research on black bear behavior, in The Inevitable Bond Getting past the issue of what is friendship and how is it measured, the question of bear-human friendship relates to cross-species bonding in general.
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Kenny Atkinson's offensive system can be lethal with shooters like him in it (Brooklyn ranked fifth in three-point rate in 220 and jumped up to second last year when it increased by 216 percent.) Avery Bradley: Los Angeles Lakers So, this only makes sense if LeBron James and Paul George go there, too, because (when healthy) Bradley is damn good for the role he'd occupy beside two primary ball-handlers, on a team that's solely focused on getting past the Golden State Warriors.
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Since then, at least 42 other nations have tried similar means of getting past the past, and the crimes they have confronted have usually been even more horrific and wide-reaching: the genocides in Rwanda and East Timor; the reign of the white supremacist, apartheid regime in South Africa; Soviet-imposed communism in East Germany; the slaughters perpetrated in Haiti after the overthrow of Aristide, in the Yugoslavian civil wars, and by Mobutu, Kabila, and so many others in the Congo; the atrocities committed by U.S.-backed, enabled, and even encouraged regimes in Brazil, South Korea, Chile, El Salvador, Panama, Uruguay.
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