We have a hunch that AOC's fans will forgive her.
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They've been on the forefront of this, asking for transparency around pay equity because they have a hunch, maybe we have a hunch, that pay equity is just ... Google says they do release this data.
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I have a hunch that unsolicited opinions followed, and McCracken confirms.
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I have a hunch, but we toss around a few ideas.
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So I have a hunch of what is ahead of me.
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We have a hunch Blandino won't make us wait much longer.
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I have a hunch that my eyes look like diseased supermoons.
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But man, I have a hunch about the Saints this year.
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" I was like, "Okay, I have a hunch I'll go on.
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And, ladies and gentlemen, I have a hunch we're all gonna die.
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I have a hunch where Trump's preferences lie, but we shall see.
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And I have a hunch that they exist in others my age too.
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And let's then say investigators have a hunch about where you may live.
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I'm no scientist, but I have a hunch it wouldn't work out too well.
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Now, I&aposm with you, in that I have a hunch he will fail this test.
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" As for what "EASY D" could possibly mean, he seemed to have a hunch: "Easy decision?
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But I have a hunch that a lot of people would like to have an extra $10,000.
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If it works for the surgeon, I have a hunch that it will work for you, too.
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I have a hunch that spending time here would create connections I didn't even know I needed.
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If you have a hunch someone is struggling, go the extra mile and pursue them to connect.
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Besides, if you're here reading PEOPLE Pets, we have a hunch that you might be a dog person.
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We all have a hunch what is wrong, but we have to look under the hood to verify.
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Still, I have a hunch some dim tide of reprisal will return to haunt Trump for his recklessness.
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One thing Hunter does have a hunch about, however, is why Euphoria resonated so deeply with so many viewers.
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It's too early to know for sure, but I have a hunch that other physicians are changing their prescribing patterns too.
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Call me Captain Obvious, but I have a hunch that the latest figures will show even more global commitment to renewables.
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I also have a hunch that I just like having a Walking Dead series set in my southern California stomping grounds.
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And I have a hunch my girlfriends' delivery app expenses—money spent delivering food to our apartment— also total in the thousands.
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We have a hunch that Simons' latest crop will get a lot of spotlight come September, thanks to its blatant '90s vibes.
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But keep your eyes peeled for Delevingne's next big move — we have a hunch her rusty hair evolution is the first clue.
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Serena Williams and her fiancé Alexis Ohanian don't yet know the sex of their first child – but they do have a hunch.
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New Orleans Saints As a professional football analyst, I can't just tell you I have a hunch about the Saints this year.
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We suggest you do the same, because this offer is limited edition — and we have a hunch it won't be available for long.
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The cops said they have a hunch Mick had stayed in the house before, and came back to rob it with Salinas in tow.
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Also, conversations about money often make people nervous, especially if they have a hunch that they themselves may be heading for an uncomfortable retirement.
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I'm no psychic but I have a hunch that, as we speak, hundreds of New Yorkers are frantically filling out Casper Mattress job applications.
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Picking your favourite Roald Dahl book is something like picking your favourite child -- you might have a hunch, but you're loathe to make the choice.
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This is strictly anecdotal, but I have a hunch that just like a pot sector still in its infancy, its investors tend to be young.
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I have a hunch that it also disrupted the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's tool that measures Earth's magnetic activity, though I've emailed NOAA to confirm.
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Researchers have a hunch that the "cell" pattern in the plains comes from thermal convection in the nitrogen-dominated ices that fill this region, NASA said.
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But I have a hunch that the pressure is on to get Apple to support Chat, not just from Google but from carriers and other businesses.
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I have a hunch the rest of us have become image-obsessed monsters who would gladly trade imperfection for the type of control the LiPlay offers.
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And although the mom-to-be has not shared whether they know the sex of their baby on the way, Breckenridge might already have a hunch.
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I have a hunch that the Empire — or whatever&aposs left of the Imperial forces — want to make a stronger army for the future First Order.
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"Most of us have a hunch of what we could do to make our lives better, or to make ourselves happier," she told me earlier this week.
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We have a hunch that in addition to picking out practical pieces from the Swedish furniture store, Will and Kate indulged their kids with some fun items.
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Because now, Hernandez has sent an audition tape to the Disney Channel — and I have a hunch the brand will jump at the opportunity to have her on board.
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Developers typically have a hunch about where a bug may be, so when you get to the suspect file, you use Rookout's visual rule editor to set your virtual breakpoint.
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Amber Rose seems to have a hunch about who might've stolen her engagement ring from Wiz Khalifa, but stops short of naming anyone in particular for one very good reason.
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While I'm unaware of Ghaul's fate in the main campaign, I have a hunch he may be the boss of Destiny 2's first raid, due out sometime soon after launch.
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For breakfast Our picks: Egg whites with Swiss cheese, spinach and tomato on multigrain flatbread If you have a hunch that breakfast at Subway consists of breakfast subs, well, you're correct.
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"We should not be permitting the government to just seize any money that they find on someone just because they have a hunch that there might be something criminal," Brooke said.
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While I'm still not totally sold on the look, I still have a hunch it'll be one of those things I come around to and apologize to a few months later.
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But we have a hunch the marketing types behind the franchise would've approved Star Toys, a series of sex toys that will leave you feeling a different kind of force, we guess.
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Paul O'Dwyer, New York I for one applaud BlackRock's systematic approach versus that of active investing by individuals — to distance themselves from the volatile human-emotion-gut-feeling-have-a-hunch investment style.
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Also, if you have a hunch you'll need more than one day out, make sure you address that in your email and let your manager know that you'll follow up about your state. 5.
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That's why I have a hunch that Facebook and Instagram are preparing to launch a more powerful set of video editing tools so that you can make minute-long clips that are actually interesting.
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" In an email, Mr. Hiddleston said he "conducts scenes like music ('forte,' 'piano,' 'pianissimo')," and added, "I have a hunch that he can only work on material which somehow expresses a part of himself.
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The salicylic acid is what helps zap away bacteria, but I have a hunch it's the product's licorice-root and meadowsweet extracts — two anti-inflammatory ingredients — that calmed the redness from my breakout so quickly.
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It pains me to say this, but I have a hunch that, much like the no-opening-the-Magic-packs policy at my local game shop, this month's Zoolander sequel is going to displease me.
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We have a hunch that there are a lot of people in the Cleveland area who would love to try to grab a sardine out of the water while they enjoy a drink with friends.
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When Tom came to my show he smiled, guffawed and looked serious in turn in front of each picture, and I have a hunch he was the only one in New York who really understood.
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My mom says she can't recall exactly what alterations or substitutions she used to make, but I have a hunch she skipped the homemade red sauce and used a jar of Prego to ease the workload.
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So I have a hunch that we&aposre going to learn more at the press conference, but only as we begin to see when will be the first dismantlement and there have been two small steps already.
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If you're reading these words, I have a hunch you may be considering the Skydio as your very first drone — and you should — so I'm going to explain things I wouldn't normally explain in a drone review.
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While we're not positive what scent he was wearing when Beckinsale hung out with him, we have a hunch it could have been Diesel's "Only the Brave" because in 2009 he became the face of the new scent.
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Now, that's not to say that good politicians didn't always have a hunch about how the public would respond to various things, but they only had the roughest estimates about public sentiment — and often misleading ones at that.
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But we have a hunch that it was your thrift and resourcefulness that brought you here in the first place, because we've rounded up some of the best bridesmaids-friendly dresses that we could find for under $100.
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But I have a hunch that some of them could have been found at Mar-a-Lago, where perhaps a piano played "As Time Goes By" while a record number of Americans across the country file for unemployment.
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The large-scale trials don't detail what kind of saturated fats folks were eating, but I have a hunch that coconut oil wasn't Finnish hospital patients' main source of saturated fat—they were probably eating more meat and butter.
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That's helpful, because I have a hunch that many people would respond more sympathetically to a woman who decided to spend time raising her children — to take the "mommy track" — than to a man who made the same choice.
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Whoever bought Leonardo da Vinci's "Salvator Mundi," we have a hunch he or she is a Libra, because your astrological outlook for December is all about the need to recalibrate value systems that have gone very badly out of whack.
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And the Swiss also travel extensively—with only 8 million people, they are the second largest source of tourists into the EU. I have a hunch that my personal encounter with Covid-19 began March 10 on a flight to Amsterdam.
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We have a hunch — abetted by the menacing throb of the music and the sneaky, splintered editing of the scenes — that the fates of these characters and the others in Jerzy Skolimowski's "11 Minutes" will converge and that the convergence will be catastrophic.
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While there's no word yet on how the season finale will wrap up Cheryl's cult storyline, from the looks of one of Petsch's most recent Instagram posts (which features that white nail polish), we have a hunch she's not leaving the cult life behind just yet.
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I'll miss seeing what weird shit Nazir Khan gets tattooed (this week it was a crown on his neck) and wondering who killed Andrea Cornish (we will literally never know, but I have a hunch.) The extended finale did not disappoint, and managed to come full circle.
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If you have a hunch your coworkers are talking trash about you behind your back and a strong desire to peek through their DMs, it's best not to snoop and to keep those suspicions to yourself unless you have some very solid evidence to back it up, Crossley said.
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I'll have to wait until I get my hands on the Nest Cam IQ to see if its "zoom to enhance" and handful of new intelligent features are worth the upgrade over the Nest Cam Indoor/Outdoor, but based on my brief playtime with it, I have a hunch it is.
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On Wednesday, Volvo is expected to explain what it has recently teased in videos as the evolution of travel — we have a hunch it could be a concept of an autonomous vehicle (but definitely looks like something straight out of Tron) — and BMW and Audi will announce new electric vehicles later this month.
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But if a picture is truly worth a thousand words (possibly more if it's publicly shared with 700,000 devoted Instagram followers), then maybe we should take a cue from the star's dramatic look in the behind-the-scenes shot — in which case, we have a hunch that Kim has some eye makeup coming our way.
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The plaintiff may have a hunch that they are a victim of unlawful discrimination, but unless they can read minds — or, more often, unless the employer is foolish enough to declare in writing that they acted with racist motives — the plaintiff has no way to prove the defendant's actions were driven by improper means.
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And so, I have a hunch that this leaking came from the legal team again as a P.R. play to get ahead of the Mueller investigation to show everybody in a transparent way that they have done their part to answer the questions ahead of time since the president does not sit down with Robert Mueller as the legal team is saying he will not.
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I have a hunch he's in for a big pay raise chumping around for oil companies, but I was scared none the less.
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Aderca was similarly troubled by philosemitism. He believed that positive discrimination was counterproductive, and favored race blindness: "When [an intellectual] secretly confesses philosemitism, all of a sudden I have a hunch. I would prefer to know he is indifferent."Oișteanu, p.22-23 Looking back on Romanian antisemitism, Aderca sided with other Jewish thinkers who looked favorably on ethno-nationalists such as Mihai Eminescu.
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Meg is so obsessed in her quest, she even strikes dance student Phyllis Brigham when she dares prefer Anna's talent to Ariane's, earning a formal reprimand. During a performance of "Swan Lake," intending to switch off the lights again, Meg accidentally pulls the lever instead on a trap door. Anna plummets and seriously injures her spine. Phyllis and friend Josie have a hunch who's responsible, so Meg is blackmailed by them.
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Mordecai Richler wrote in 1987:Richler, Mordecai. "Paperbacks; Batman at Midlife: or the funnies grow up", The New York Times (May 3, 1987). > I have a hunch that Gary Larson, no stranger to irony, is more amusing if > his cartoons are caught one at a time rather than gathered in a fat > collection, as in THE FAR SIDE GALLERY and THE FAR SIDE GALLERY 2 (Andrews, > McMeel & Parker, $9.95 each). The problem is that once you have tuned into > his humor it becomes somewhat predictable.
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In The Robot Drawings, Spirou and Fantasio have a hunch they need to protect the world from criminals getting their hands on mad Professor Samovar's blueprints for a robot with doomsday potential. This is the sequel to Radar le robot from 1947. In Spirou in the Ring, Poildur, a neighbour bully, challenges Spirou to a boxing match, who nobly accepts and asks Fantasio to coach him. An entire Brussels working class community turns out for the big event, and an epic boxing match of courage against cheating tactics is played out.
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For men in the Undongkwon movement it was a military training jacket, black rubber shoes, unwashed hard, and unshaven faces. This effort of change was to ensure that no trace of individuality was present in order to make the Undongkwon movement more distinct. During school hours at universities, the students would never talk about the uprising movement but would rather have a hunch about who was in it and who was against it. Normally if you were out of the norms in the Korean lifestyle you were part of the Undongkwon movement.
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In an 1874 letter to his friend Frants Beyer, Grieg expressed his unhappiness with Dance of the Mountain King's Daughter, one of the movements he composed for Peer Gynt, writing "I have also written something for the scene in the hall of the mountain King – something that I literally can't bear listening to because it absolutely reeks of cow-pies, exaggerated Norwegian nationalism, and trollish self-satisfaction! But I have a hunch that the irony will be discernible." See also: Grieg's Holberg Suite was originally written for the piano, and later arranged by the composer for string orchestra. Grieg wrote songs in which he set lyrics by poets Heinrich Heine, Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, Henrik Ibsen, Hans Christian Andersen, Rudyard Kipling and others.
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Churchill's Soviet policy regarding Central Europe differed vastly from that of American President Franklin D. Roosevelt, with the former believing Soviet leader Stalin to be a "devil"-like tyrant leading a vile system. When warned of potential domination by a Stalin dictatorship over part of Europe, Roosevelt responded with a statement summarizing his rationale for relations with Stalin: "I just have a hunch that Stalin is not that kind of a man. . . . I think that if I give him everything I possibly can and ask for nothing from him in return, noblesse oblige, he won't try to annex anything and will work with me for a world of democracy and peace". While meeting with Stalin and Roosevelt in Tehran in 1943, Churchill stated that Britain was vitally interested in restoring Poland as an independent country.
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