" The answer in this clue is INTENTS, as in "for all INTENTS and purposes.
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"It's a crime for all intents and purposes and in our opinion, it is terror for all intents and purposes," he said this week.
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For all intents and purposes, Kristen Bell's hair is perfection.
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But, for all intents and purposes, she seems OK now.
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Heyward's 2016, for all intents and purposes, is over already.
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For all intents and purposes, the race would be over.
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For all intents and purposes, the people running soccer are.
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For all intents and purposes, many organizations are not looking.
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These women are, for all intents and purposes, pop artists.
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For all intents and purposes, the result was a draw.
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For all intents and purposes, it's an early OTT effort.
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For all intents and purposes, that should end this one.
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For all intents and purposes, they're now making their own.
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Conservatives are, for all intents and purposes, a lost cause.
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For all intents and purposes, Crawford's career was over afterward.
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It is, for all intents and purposes, an Amazon phone.
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Singapore is our operational hub for all intents and purposes.
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For all intents and purposes, Ruby, Monse, and Jamal are nerds.
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Noah Centineo is, for all intents and purposes, my new boyfriend.
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And, for most intents and purposes, that's what Sahara has achieved.
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It was, for all intents and purposes, a three-ring circus.
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For all intents and purposes, he is perfectly camouflaged; perfectly poised.
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Bon Temps is — for all intents and purposes — the rural South.
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For all intents and purposes, the 2016 Juno Awards went well.
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SWIM was, for all intents and purposes, out of business already.
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That emergency is still in effect for all intents and purposes.
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Clinton has, for all intents and purposes, locked the nomination up.
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Hedge is, for all intents and purposes, a Russian disinformation operation.
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For all intents and purposes, after is the key word here.
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Jordan's response: deny the allegations and raise questions about his accusers' intents.
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For all intents and purposes, Dany and Jon's relationship seems effectively over.
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"Cujo is, for all intents and purposes, a smart firewall," explains Gravrock.
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For all intents and purposes, this is Nikon's flagship camera going forward.
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For all intents and purposes, he's Mr. Christmas of the 21st century.
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It is, for all intents and purposes, an infinite "Super Mario" game.
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For all intents and purposes, DTS:X essentially performs exactly like Dolby Atmos.
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For all intents and purposes, he might as well have killed himself.
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The Translator remains—for most journalistic intents and purposes—a private person.
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"For all intents and purposes, he was your average Joe," Hadley said.
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Microsoft's language understanding module called LUIS lets you convert speech into intents.
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For all intents and purposes, no more than two justices at a
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Because for all intents and purposes, they share a vision for America.
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The weapons and ammunition were, for all intents and purposes, military grade.
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This will, of course, obliterate the village for all intents and purposes.
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Huawei is, for all intents and purposes, an extension of Chinese intelligence.
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Miss America has always been, for all intents and purposes, a pageant.
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For all intents and purposes, the Department of Corrections (DOC) is home.
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For all intents and purposes, his interactions with Mueller's team were voluntary.
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The Part B demo, for all intents and purposes, has been defeated.
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Although these wines are fairly similar, they are made with different intents.
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For all intents and purposes, the credit crunch is over, analysts say.
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On Tuesday, the website was, for all intents and purposes, deleted. Guideline.
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Both are—for all intents and purposes, though not literally stating it—bisexual.
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They appear, for all intents and purposes, to be infatuated with one another.
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It was, for all intents and purposes, my first exposure to science fiction.
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No other lawmakers have stated intents to challenge them for chairmanships next year.
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But I'm alive, and I'm for all intents and purposes healthy and well.
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For all intents and purposes, in this Trump era, this should not be.
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By all intents and measures, the TSA has proven to be a failure.
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For all intents and purposes, Trump's campaign is taking his immigration policy seriously.
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The Yeti X is, for most intents and purposes, a pretty subtle update.
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The museum becomes, for all intents and purposes, a maximum-security art vault.
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A guy, for all intents and purposes, you would've considered an online nerd.
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Some congressional Republicans have also leaned into skepticism about Comey's possible political intents. Rep.
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If someone steals your phone number, they become you — for all intents and purposes.
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But, to all intents and purposes, making airliners is at the moment a duopoly.
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Nevertheless, the more intents Siri handles, the fewer queries Google may need to field.
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This is not because of bad intents, it is because of lack of awareness.
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Health care and the student loan industry were federalized for all intents and purposes.
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That said, for all intents and purposes, Hollywood needs to stop with the gentrification.
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For all intents and purposes, my haircut at this person's flat was a disaster.
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"Clapper for all intents and purposes just authorized a Global dragnet for social media."
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Some of the films identified for restoration are, for all intents and purposes, lost.
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For all intents and purposes, the space library can be omniscient, eternal and omnipresent.
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" Kapron reckons that by 2030 China will be "for all intents and purposes, cashless.
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After all, for all intents and purposes, the ICC is already dead to us.
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Founded in 1900, Hanes, for all intents and purposes, pretty much invented modern underwear.
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For all intents and purposes, they're the sole inhabitants of their very limited universe.
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What's the point: For all intents and purposes, the general election campaign is underway.
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For all intents and purposes, the indictment alleges, Philidor was not an independent company.
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The Cavaliers, for all intents and purposes, had been blown into San Francisco Bay.
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"For all intents and purposes, it&aposs the exact same," Kemp told Business Insider.
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Mr. Sanders is for all intents and purposes his own speechwriter, Mr. Sirota said.
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The new Switch Lite is, to all intents and purposes, a Vita done right.
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What explains Warren's rise on what is, for all intents and purposes, Sanders' message?
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"The Wall Street game is over for all intents and purposes," he tells CNBC.
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For all intents and purposes, Hulu and Netflix's competing Fyre Fest documentaries are the same.
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And for all intents and purposes, those are the only significant causes of famine today.
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For many intents and purposes, Google's approach to smartphones is a breath of fresh air.
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Their dashboards offer metrics for things like sessions, unique users, intents, and utterances (voice commands).
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Crucially, it also meant that Tyrion was, for all intents and purposes, in Varys' pocket.
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It's the essence of fuzzy logic, where people's actions and intents do not necessarily align.
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"For all intents and purposes, he was your average Joe," the public safety chief said.
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AJ doesn't call Clementine "mom," but for all intents and purposes, she's serving that role.
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For all intents and purposes, it's everything we know about "mall emo" remodelled for 2017.
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The services revenue is, for all intents and purposes, and ongoing tax on Apple's users.
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John Kasich of Ohio, remains, but for all intents and purposes, the contest is finished.
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He accentuates strengths in players who, for all intents and purposes, were left for dead.
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For all intents and purposes, it's safe to say NOAA is missing the larger picture.
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But for all intents and purposes, the serious part of his chess career was over.
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The race for the Democratic presidential nomination is now, for all intents and purposes, over.
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But that Woods appears to have been, for all intents and purposes, relegated to YouTube.
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For all intents and purposes, Trump commands the support and loyalty of the GOP coalition.
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The $200 device is, for all intents and purposes, a new portable gaming system from Nintendo.
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So even though kids like Isaias grow up, for all intents and purposes, American, they're not.
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For all intents and purposes, it would force utilities to pay to keep coal plants open.
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For all intents and purposes, brushless DC motors and synchronous AC motors are essentially the same.
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"For all intents and purposes, he was your average Joe," said Hadley, the public safety chief.
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So essentially for all intents and purposes, we own the word as it relates to travel.
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What would you do, now that you—for all intents and purposes—had become that person?
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Whiteness, for all intents and purposes, has been America's default portrayal of itself since its founding.
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He shakes and proceeds to have what is, for all intents and purposes, a panic attack.
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This was, for all intents and purposes, the first session of the first American state legislature.
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Buffalo's HarborCenter development is, for all intents and purposes, a cathedral to the game of hockey.
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By 1951, the marriage was, to all intents and purposes, over, and Aly's womanizing continued apace.
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If the vote fails, the trial is, for all intents and purposes, heading toward a conclusion.
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They were not born in the U.S. But for all intents and purposes, they are Americans.
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Mr. Robot's first season was, for all intents and purposes, pretty conventional on a structural level.
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It is rhetorical support for a carbon tax that is, for all intents and purposes, impossible.
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For all intents and purposes, the In Goop Health summit was exactly as "goopy" as I'd hoped.
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For all intents and purposes, Neptune is Fine, which is why I'm putting it at five.4.
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Andruw Jones, who for all intents and purposes introduced the island to baseball fans, is from Willemstad.
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"To all intents and purposes it is a 'stealth' easing policy," brokerage Jefferies wrote in a note.
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The Republican Party lost to Trump; now, for all intents and purposes, Trump is the Republican Party.
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The principles can also be used to help recognize when people's actions or intents are hurting Tor.
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When she does, she will be handling some basic use-cases, or what voice developers call, intents.
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For all intents and purposes, we are certain of it — as certain as scientists get about anything.
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That's something Apple now handles through iOS App Extensions, and Android has always had its Intents system.
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Now, if you combine the malicious intents of ransomware actors with drones, the sky is no limit.
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Rostam: Those two songs were us figuring out what the synthesis of our two intents might be.
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The one I tested at was, for all intents and purposes, an adult sex club and spa.
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For all intents and purposes, America has been more secure because Latin America has generally been secure.
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For all intents and purposes, the game ended as soon as the ball fell through the net.
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It is, for all intents and purposes, a very decent piece of tablet hardware, all for $90.
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Pelosi had, for all intents and purposes, questioned the president's manhood a private meeting (that subsequently leaked).
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For all intents and purposes, the so-called business flat tax is a value-added tax (VAT).
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"For all intents and purposes, a staffer in the Capitol is powerless and gagged," Speier said Wednesday.
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They aren't part of a third gender — they are, by all intents and purposes, men and women.
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For all intents and purposes, Hangouts Chat is Google's take on Slack, Microsoft Teams and similar projects.
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For all intents and purposes, she has now gained unfettered control of her father's vast media empire.
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But for all intents and purposes, the Democratic presidential race has been settled in favor of Biden.
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How do you become a mother if you have, to all intents and purposes, lacked a mother?
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As of Tuesday, the Trump administration has, to all intents and purposes, brought it to an end.
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"For all intents and purposes, this particular bill ... is considered dead, except for one exception," said Lee.
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While the intents of the three producers were somewhat similar, they achieved their goals through different methods.
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He did, and as of this weekend, the "Mueller Report," for all intents and purposes, is out.
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From the moment the airlock shuts behind them, they're for all intents and purposes living on another planet.
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Despite murmurs of its existence before, for all intents and purposes Collegrove was announced at 10:01 a.m.
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In the morning, our eyes might be open, but, for all intents and purposes, we are still sleeping.
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But for all intents and purposes, it addresses the same needs as the Pixels that came before it.
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"It basically is your local file system for all intents and purposes," Box CEO Aaron Levie told Recode.
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For all intents and purposes, French President Emmanuel Macron's dog Nemo can be described as a good boy.
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Spring primary season has, for all intents and purposes, given way to the fall election, skipping summer altogether.
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There is, for all intents and purposes, only one way in which to properly use a bath bomb.
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By this time next month, Ms Rousseff could, to all intents and purposes, be out of a job.
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For the film's intents and purposes, Iggy Pop hasn't had a personal life outside of rock 'n' roll.
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Despite the candidate's promise that we would speak again, we had, for all intents and purposes, been banned.
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For all intents and purposes, it's organic although they don't have certification since it's harvested from the wild.
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All of these were payoffs to long-running stories that were, for all intents and purposes, stock narratives.
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"To all intents and purposes, if it wasn't for chance and other factors, they are immortal," he added.
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If we fail to identify and comprehend its most debased and nihilistic intents, the results can be catastrophic.
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And it's for-intents-and-purposes true on Android, where the vast majority of browsers just use Chromium.
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We also evaluated money market accounts, which, for all intents and purposes, are the same as savings accounts.
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The driving force of love here feels like complicity, a collusion of intents rather than obsessive sexual preoccupation.
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It is, for all intents and purposes, a perfect example of good P.R., the product of careful Kardashian planning.
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A full appeals court decision upholding the panel's ruling would kill the proposed rule for all intents and purposes.
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For all intents and purposes, JSC is closed to all except essential personnel through Labor Day on September 4th.
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While there's no way to prove this, it's, for all intents and purposes, some of their only (good) publicity.
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It's likely that they too will integrate with any new Siri voice intents like any other third-party developer.
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"For all intents and purposes, she was doing well and on the road to being successful," her grandfather said.
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Of course, each producer has its own sensibilities and intents, which alone are often enough to account for differences.
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"Winter Soldier, for all intents and purposes, could have been a '70s thriller, or a Bourne movie," Earl says.
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He said it was very fine leather, and for all intents and purposes, I couldn't find much better quality.
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"Trump is the Republican nominee for all intents and purposes," Democratic National Committee Chairwoman Debbie Wasserman-Schultz (Fla.) said.
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"For all intents and purposes, in Japan there is no difference between [monetary] and fiscal policies anymore," Koll said.
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Health and fitness, finance, banking, ridesharing and food ordering apps can now make use of these built-in intents.
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So today it is for all intents and purposes it's impossible to get your student loans discharged in bankruptcy.
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Make that watermelons, plural, though for all intents and purposes (and those are myriad), they are one oppressive entity.
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But even as the singing may seem foreign, Mr. Palminteri, for all intents and purposes, wasn't out of place.
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With Seehofer as Heimat minister, the AfD for all intents and purposes has a voice in the executive branch.
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Now, we've learned his Vegas probation is over ... so, for all intents and purposes, Sapp has a clean slate.
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And as we've just learned, those extra gigatons will drive changes that endure, for all intents and purposes, forever.
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But for all intents and purposes it is meant to be a small volume vehicle, at least from our expectation.
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"I feel, honestly, stupid that I went along with it, assuming it was all the best of intents," he said.
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THE DELIVERY For all intents and purposes, I consider myself a planner — not an obsessive one, but a planner nonetheless.
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For all intents and purposes, Air Force One is a symbol of America's power and prominence on the world stage.
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So, when Mimus loses interest in a person, she for all intents and purposes gets bored and stops tracking them.
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Apple's MagSafe charger is essentially dead for all intents and purposes, replaced on all modern MacBooks by USB-C chargers.
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The first was the Green switch in 2015, which was, for all intents and purposes, identical to the Cherry Brown.
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Gliese 710 is currently 64 light-years from Earth, but for all intents and purposes, it's heading straight for us.
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Now, developers will have a visual interface for creating skill components, like intents, slots, sample utterances, and the dialog model.
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With the first intents, Apple isn't eating a lot of Google's lunch because most don't use Google for these activities.
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The company, for all intents and purposes, is sunk but the privacy implications of this trove of data are staggering.
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"For all intents and purposes, she acts like a real man," a turncoat told investigators, according to the court documents.
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But, for our intents and purposes, all you really need to know is that I touch a lot of penises.
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For all intents and purposes, companies like Nike and Walmart have been tech companies in disguise for quite some time.
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For all intents and purposes, such fees on everyday services are far easier to implement than actual income tax hikes.
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The phrase "the way the composer intended" is dangerous: Composers' intents often change, day to day or hour to hour.
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Another document shows how intents are frequently removed or added to different domains, giving contractors more classifiers to work with.
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I was too immature and confused and should not have married, but for all intents and purposes, we were happy.
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The world is bleary to them, and your face at a certain point becomes, to all intents and purposes, pixelated.
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"For all intents and purposes, he was your average Joe," Kalamazoo Public Safety Chief Jeff Hadley said at the time.
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Unfortunately, there are a lot of malicious tools that make this very easy to do for anyone with bad intents.
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"A tariff is essentially a tax, for all intents and purposes," Stifel Financial's chief economist Lindsey Piegza told CNBC recently.
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But for all intents and purposes it is still creaking, says Toni Pakula, co-founder of New Zealand SM charity, Voice.
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For all intents and purposes, IPOs are about building a war chest in order to continue expanding and building new businesses.
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"For all intents and purposes, the OPEC meeting was all rhetoric and no action," said Adam Sarhan, CEO at Sarhan Capital.
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Microsoft — which could have decided the extent of American jurisdiction over foreign servers — is now, for all intents and purposes, dead.
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Nonetheless, I confess to harbouring resentment toward the airline that, for all intents and purposes, chose to profit from my delay.
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The app is, for all intents and purposes, a content hub for folks looking to bring more calm into their life.
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There was Kobe Bryant, whose real career ended, for all intents and purposes, when he tore his Achilles back in 2013.
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"Why are we keeping this 16-year-old, with an infant, in a prison for all intents and purposes?" she says.
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There's a lot of overlap between these products, and for most intents and purposes, they are all but identical in use.
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LG's line of Smart TVs are — for all intents and purposes — technically more compatible with the operating system of Android phones.
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Though it doesn't have an official name, for all intents and purposes, we've officially dubbed it the Crying Nae Nae™.
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It doesn't stop, per se, but it gets wedged for so long it is for all intents and purposes completely unusable.
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For all intents and purposes, though, he has turned the Four Seasons into a seafood restaurant, and a very good one.
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All we're left with is an image that, for all intents and purposes, could have been given to us by aliens.
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You'll also learn about fulfillment models and explore interaction models like utterances, intents, slots, prompts, and their resolution into API calls.
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In 1987, the government created a series of firms that for all other intents and purposes, run like non-governmental businesses.
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Conspiracy theories are, for all intents and purposes, everywhere, and no ideology, political persuasion, or religious belief is free from them.
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But around the country, for all intents and purposes, the election is already here: Millions of people have already voted early.
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For all intents and purposes, crossing this threshold obliterates the observer's past by opening up an infinite number of possible futures.
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I spent so much emotional energy thinking about the whole Twilight thing that I was, for all intents and purposes, a fan.
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But Trump unquestionably lost the litigation war, which was, for all intents, over in 2006 when Judge Lowe tossed the first case.
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For all intents and purposes, the $1,300 MacBook is now occupying the budget space the MacBook Air used to comfortably live in.
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The Russians have for all intents and purposes stipulated and certified that Bashar al-Assad had surrendered his most dangerous chemical weapons.
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And yes, some criminal gangs have grown from the region into America – but for all intents and purposes: all has been cool.
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Welcome to Buckhorn, S.D. — the new Twin Peaks Welcome to Buckhorn, South Dakota — for all intents and purposes, the new Twin Peaks.
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But for all intents and purposes the product serves all current account needs and can operate as a fully-fledged bank replacement.
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Beyond the debates about its zoning, or lack thereof, Houston is, for all intents and purposes, the most unfettered market in America.
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The plains viscacha is a member of the chinchilla family, but for all intents and purposes, it looks like a large rat.
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File it under 'it seemed great on paper'… but Google's project Ara modular smartphone concept is — for all intents and purposes — dead.
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Barracks where workers — for all intents and purposes, slaves of the state — bed down between shifts are hidden from the filmmaker's view.
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Yet for all intents and purposes, they are a different band — more groove-based and, like all of us, a bit older.
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The mid-sized airliner, which is lauded for its fuel efficiency, has racked up more than 400 orders and intents to buy.
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The body, for all intents and purposes, is beside the point, an accessory that can be swapped out or modified at will.
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It is, for all intents and purposes, a fairly smug proposition by someone who, by all rights, probably would be a bit smug.
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She even declared that to stay in the single market would mean "to all intents and purposes" not leaving the EU at all.
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It was, for all intents and purposes, the most low-stakes TV contest ever to occur, a joke about a funny TV trend.
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By all intents, the transaction achieves the same outcome as an inversion, even though Allergan was technically the buyer, despite being much smaller.
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There's also support for Tasker intents for even more possibilities, but again this is only available if you upgrade to the Pro version.
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But for all intents and purposes, Apple is the first US-based (and, for now, the only) trillion-dollar company on the market.
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But to all intents and purposes, a small business would simply use Tide just like it would use a normal business banking account.
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We had the same, for all intents and purposes, experience, skill-sets, same public profile — for me it was really apples to apples.
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It bets the lives and welfare of millions of future people on an industry that, for all intents and purposes, doesn't yet exist.
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" The American Medical Association said in a statement the Trump administration is trying to impose a gag rule "for all intents and purposes.
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ARM Chairman Stuart Chambers said that SoftBank's guarantees on jobs and investment were legal commitments, not merely "nice ideas and promises and intents".
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This is—for all intents and purposes—not something that should ever define Kesha, who is a global superstar in her own right.
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For all intents and purposes, Ivanka, who has shown up to a lot of meetings with foreign dignitaries, was already doing this job.
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This means that for all intents and purposes, they will forgo their shareholder rights when they purchase a Saudi asset in Saudi Arabia.
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Only 300 climbing permits are granted throughout the year, so for all intents and purposes, it's almost impossible to reach base camp now.
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"Trump is the Republican nominee for all intents and purposes," Democratic National Committee Chairwoman Debbie Wasserman-Schultz (D-Fla.) said on March 16.
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In truth, this overtime is a huge gift for the Warriors, who for all intents and purposes should have lost the game already.
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Different flight numbers, probably, but for all intents and purposes—to regional air traffic control and airport authorities, at least—they're the same.
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"For all intents and purposes the business plan of these companies is now fair game in Washington, D.C.— and justifiably so," McNamee said.
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For all intents and purposes, the ladybug is in a somnambulant fugue state, controlled by a mysterious virus it inadvertently acquired through violent means.
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But even in that wildly optimistic case, the chance of limiting temperature to 1.5 or 2 degrees is, for all intents and purposes, gone.
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As well as a solid few minutes of feedback-laden ambient noise, it contains, for all intents and purposes, a fan-fiction Bond theme.
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"We started work on it in October 2015, and for all intents and purposes had wrapped up by May of this year," Rosenthal explains.
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For pretty much all intents and purposes, they're your basic pair of Bluetooth workout headphones — akin to the latest offering from Jaybird, et al.
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Although these so-called Internet of Things gadgets are small and rather dumb, they're still full-fledged networked computers for all intents and purposes.
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Quicksand was the final set of the weekend, but for all intents and purposes, it was this penultimate slot that was the big one.
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For all intents and purposes, if there were any pop star from the early aughts who was invited to the cookout, it was him.
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Clinton made it clear that, for all intents and purposes, she is running for Obama's third term, and will build on his progressive legacy.
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For one thing, many of Zootopia's gags rely on what are, for all intents and purposes, animal stereotypes: Sloths are slow, bunnies multiply, etc.
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The Bank of Japan actively buys broad-market Japanese ETFs, as for all intents and purposes they were running out of bonds to buy.
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Paul Ryan is retiring because he can see what is becoming increasingly obvious: In November, congressional Republicans are, for all intents and purposes, screwed.
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Oracle's interpretation of fair use in software creates a kind of copyrightable work that is for all intents and purposes, immune to fair use.
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He articulately explained his intents for the next four years, and of particular interest to me, his plans to address violent crime and poverty.
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For all intents and purposes WeChat is your phone, and to a far greater extent in China than anywhere else, your phone is everything.
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But I think the key point is both headline and core inflation are for all intents and purposes at the Bank of Canada's target.
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In 2013 Edward Snowden's treachery and (for all intents and purposes) defection to Russia caused the NSA to scrap countless operations and start over.
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"Well certainly, for all intents and purposes, we believe that it is a protectorate," replied Manchester, who was a major fundraiser for Trump's campaign.
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Some components of tax reform but for all intents and purposes more of a tax cut," Cantrill said in an interview with "Power Lunch.
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For all intents and purposes, YouTubers Liza Koshy and David Dobrik broke up for the same vague reasons all celebrities break up: they were busy.
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The world's five major religions are, for all intents and purposes, defined by their geography, the latitude and longitude by which they were first developed.
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Euro zone bond yields did inch fractionally higher as had U.S. Treasuries, though to all intents and purposes they were still in multi-year troughs.
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So, for all intents and purposes, that leaves just one other perennial All-Star who'd conceivably be available and have L.A.'s attention: John Wall.
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So why, almost a decade after the outing of Dumbledore, is the world of Harry Potter still, for all intents and purposes, 100 percent straight?
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Every case, no matter where it is, they file is practically, for all intents and purposes, they file it in what's called the 9th Circuit.
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For all intents and purposes, the Pixel phones are likely to fall into the same niche of phone buyers occupied by the former Nexus line.
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Despite these observations, the brains displayed no signs of electrical activity that would indicate awareness or consciousness, and remained dead for all intents and purposes.
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More frustratingly, one of those circumstances could prevent you from reporting your hours, which is the same as not working for all intents and purposes.
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Maybe there's a twist coming and he's not really dead, but for all intents and purposes let's assume that this is about solving a murder.
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"We find that historical proponents of socialist policies and those in the contemporary United States share some of their visions and intents," the report states.
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No winner has been called for Democrats in Iowa yet, but for all intents and purposes, Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders seem to be tied.
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Many top figures in the party are convinced that a loss on Tuesday would be, for all intents and purposes, the end of the road.
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Watson declared that the travel ban is, for all intents and purposes, a Muslim ban — that its reason for being fundamentally violates the First Amendment.
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This means that, for all intents and purposes, Ozark is a white savior narrative, along the lines of Dances With Wolves or The Last Samurai.
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So for all intents and purposes, Henry probably feels a lot like a first-time dad and is likely unsure of how to act around Fiona.
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For all intents and purposes, Moore ended any comeback hopes the Sabres might have entertained with his second of the season 6:32 into the third.
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For all intents and purposes, it's a new way to share all the things you've already been sharing on Twitter or Facebook or Instagram or Snapchat.
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I think it's much more likely that Google intents to just pivot to where Fitbit already is: selling cheaper, lower-end fitness trackers and basic smartwatches.
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But for all intents and purposes, Trump has been running a campaign in direct opposition to both the Democratic Party establishment and the Republican Party leaders.
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Officially, they may not be allowed to coordinate with the candidate, but for all intents and purposes, they have become the major players funding political campaigns.
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But what it marks is the beginning of an ending: for all intents and purposes, Blockbuster and video stores are dead, and they're not coming back.
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New legislation is clearly targeted at Google and Facebook because, for all intents and purposes, governments now think of the entire internet as Google and Facebook.
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They can read us in a way that approaches "theory of mind," the ability to attribute mental states—beliefs, intents, desires—to oneself and to others.
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Although she painted throughout her life and made her first abstract painting in 230, for all intents and purposes her career lasted less than two decades.
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"The effort to stop forced arbitration is dead, for all intents and purposes," said Dennis Kelleher, president of Better Markets, a nonprofit backing stricter financial regulations.
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Holding onto George—who, for all intents and purposes has been/is their best player—would be quite the risk; a stubborn display of absent foresight.
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For all intents and purposes, each of the buds has its own micro-processor that is readjusting audio in real-time, as you listen to it.
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If you haven't had cheese curds, they kind of transcend our lexicon of bombness, but, for all intents and purposes, consider them bite-sized mozzarella sticks.
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Meanwhile, actions don't necessarily explain intents, and savvy attackers will be able to cloak their malicious activities by keeping them within the defined set of rules.
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Duda is, for all intents and purposes, Big Celery: one of the largest growers of both organic and conventionally versions of the vegetable in the world.
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If a company cannot get approval to sell its cars in California, for all intents and purposes it can't sell them anywhere in the United States.
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For all intents and purposes, Iran was surrounded: Hundreds of thousands of U.S. troops were in Iraq – to Iran's west – and in Afghanistan, to its east.
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But for all intents and purposes, it looks as if the Supreme Court, just like Tam, would rather have the two cases detached from each other.
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I was really compelled by the notion of creating a story that by all intents and purposes is pretty straightforward and common, yet is uncommon to cinema.
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Prize: $5,000 IBM IBM Watson combines a number of cognitive techniques to build and train a bot – defining intents and entities and crafting dialog to simulate conversation.
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The norm against Christian women talking about sex — much less their own sexual encounters — was, for all intents and purposes, stronger than the norm against sexual assault.
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They have, for all intents and purposes, unlimited coffers and can use those resources to recruit engineers in a way that a capital-constrained startup simply can't.
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Another resident rode the elevators wearing a long trench coat, "looking to all intents and purposes like a central-casting depiction of a flasher," Mr. Pendle said.
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Even as the I.P.C.C. warned that 1.5 degrees of warming would be calamitous, it also indicated that, for all intents and purposes, such warming has become unavoidable.
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For all intents and purposes, he is the male Kylie Jenner, except far less of a baddie and far more on the hunt for a loving relationship.
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After calling Lyft about what happened, "it truly felt for all intents and purposes like I was speaking to a robot," Gillcrist told NBC News last month.
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That's one of the reasons why the court has given relatively little weight to legislative history, because with 100 senators, you may well get 100 different intents.
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That makes going toe-to-toe with our "Cyberbully-in-Chief" a little risky, but still: for all intents and purposes, it's the best way to reach him.
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In fact, if MMA is included in the Assembly budget then, for all intents and purposes, we'll know about the fate of MMA by the end of February.
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"They could definitely be a bit more upfront about their commercial intents," Seb Insua, a Edison user who said they were unaware of the data selling, told Motherboard.
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That means it requires the smartphone makers to do some mapping between what we call intents — what the user wants to do — and what the device can do.
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It starts out as a low-key story of illegal street racers and eventually becomes, for all intents and purposes, the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) but with cars.
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We all have a bill that by all intents and purposes is going to go from beginning to end in a matter of weeks, without any public exposure.
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Which means that, for all intents and purposes, the change Trump is insisting the Senate make is already governing the two pieces of legislation he is tweeting about.
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That also means, for pretty much all intents and purposes, that the phone is going to be thicker than 3500 inches for most of your time with it.
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For all intents and purposes, the right signals sent when someone is touching an object allows that person to feel touch again, even if the sensation is synthetic.
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The pair have teamed up to pay tribute to an album that was, to all intents and purposes, rejected by their fans when it was issued in 1968.
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Police have alleged that the apartment in Guaruja, which was bought and refurbished by OAS, was for all intents and purposes a gift to Lula and his family.
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Bernie Sanders, who is still technically running but has, for all intents and purposes is effectively done, has $9.2 million—seven times more than the presumptive Republican nominee.
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These were the dominant cultures that Native Americans, African-Americans, immigrants and other vital actors in our national story confronted; each had its own ideals, assumptions and intents.
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For all intents and purposes "earth is closed today"-- to quote Tony Stark -- but the more harrowing issue is we have no idea when we'll reopen for business.
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The record's narrative, according to Sherburn, is set in the future, when a second, distinct species of humans has emerged that is, for all intents and purposes, alien.
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Because the Palestinian Authority's budget depends heavily on foreign aid, these payments are, for all intents and purposes, paid by the taxpayers in the countries of foreign funders.
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At the start of the book her narrator is 36, and when it's done, she's 40: For all intents and purposes, her time is up, and her question answered.
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For all intents and purposes, we are now back at square one with this shit, with historically racist states free to enact new laws that could potentially disenfranchise blacks.
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It's worth mentioning up front that the Samsung Galaxy S833 and S823+ are, for all intents and purposes, the same phone, save the size of the chassis and screen.
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Considering that Gianni was for all intents and purposes out in the 90s, it's hard to imagine Donatella begging him to stay closeted for the sake of the business.
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Congress, the branch of the government that was supposed to be the closest the people, is on life support for all intents and purposes — and has been for years.
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For all intents and purposes I could have been at any D-list club at an old skool tribute night, except David was actually there, and it was exhilarating.
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Our sound was already there, so, because we were all set to go on tour, for all intents and purposes he just learned the tunes that we were playing.
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I wondered what a prostitute, a porn star, a cam girl, or a stripper would say to the woman who had, for all intents and purposes, joined their ranks.
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For all intents and purposes, the wall is already there: a fence across large stretches of the southwestern border complemented by drones, sensors and a small army of agents.
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When an alluring stranger — and, for all intents and purposes, manic pixie dream girl — named Melanie (Gina Rodriguez) wants in on their latest con, Old Dolio's world is upended.
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Literally translated, it means "according to the rate," but for all intents and purposes it's come to mean "proportionally" in both venture capital and other branches of finance and law.
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You might not be fully cut off from the modern world, but the limited hardware these apps are running on means that, for all intents and purposes, you basically are.
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The result of these two different approaches being that today, for all intents and purposes, there are as many deaths from gun violence as there are from motor vehicle crashes.
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Once the fibres are there, though, it is not too hard to persuade them to organise themselves into layers that are, to all intents and purposes, sheets of raw leather.
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For all intents and purposes, it's still summer(ish) and you're pulling your hair into a ponytail the second you step outside in an attempt to survive the damp humidity.
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Users can create fake porn with celebrity faces, which is disturbing enough, but it can also be used to create fake revenge porn of the average person with malicious intents.
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Cole has said the album has multiple meanings, standing for Kids on Drugs, King Overdosed, Kill Our Demons—for all intents and purposes here, we're going with the first one.
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Trump has ratcheted up the rhetoric against the world's second largest economy in the last few week and has appointed China hawks into his administration, raising questions about his intents.
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Rather, they log them as "death caused by resisting arrest" (autos de resistência), a controversial category that allows police killings to be classified as "suicides" for all intents and purposes.
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By the time President Obama pulled out all U.S. combat troops from Iraq in December 2011, the U.S. nation-building project was for all intents and purposes an unmitigated failure.
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First, and most obvious, is the added weight and bulk you're adding to the camera by attaching what is, for all intents and purposes, a small refrigerator to the back.
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When Bob Harward declined Trump's offer to be his one-month-old presidency's second national security adviser, it marked the moment when that debate ended, for all intents and purposes.
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"For some people, sexual behavior can become so out of control that for all intents and purposes, it looks and functions like an addiction, just like gambling," he told me.
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Some death-penalty abolitionists and legal observers took these as signals that the court—Kennedy himself, for all intents and purposes—might declare capital punishment unconstitutional, if given the opportunity.
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For all intents and purposes, Greek politicians had made all sorts of commitments to spend money, but suddenly they no longer had any ability to finance that spending with borrowing.
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Bottom line: The vast majority of Republicans on Capitol Hill -- House and Senate -- want the President to, for all intents and purposes, turn off the policy shift on criminal prosecutions.
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Bottom line US lawmakers have reached an agreement on what is, for all intents and purposes, a months-long bridge loan from the federal government to the entire US economy.
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This was, surely, just a fairly transparent ploy to detract from the cold, hard fact that Liverpool has now, for all intents and purposes, been eliminated from the Champions League.
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Given Israel's probable rejection of equal rights, American and Israeli supporters of a two-state solution said that option, for all intents and purposes, remained the only game in town.
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However, the UK will then immediately enter an 11-month transition period during which the country will for all intents and purposes remain a de facto member of the bloc.
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It is, for all intents, a hot ham and cheese sandwich, the top spread with a layer of creamy béchamel sauce and grated cheese, then broiled until golden and bubbly.
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All her measures of heart function are good, and she is to all intents and purposes a 'standard' and good donor -- picked up quickly by any centre in the USA.
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Taylor cites this recent paper from political scientist Larry Bartels, which shows in great detail that, for all intents and purposes, there is no anti-Trump faction of the GOP.
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The often flippant, emotional stream of tweets from President Trump never ceases to amaze, particularly since it is, for all intents and purposes, filled with official messages from the White House.
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For about two hours, Spurling said, police tried communicating with Campbell to figure out "what we were dealing with and what his intents were," and whether or not he had hostages.
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" He added: "So, it's a form of motivation because my name is Prince, but for all intents and purposes I am the king's son and working to get my own epithet.
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Night of 100 Stars's raison d'être — charitable until an investigation of the financing by the California attorney general's office in 2004 — is now, for all intents and purposes, Mr. Walters himself.
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Laura acts as if she's wandered into the cholera ward in a turn-of-the-century melodrama, even though the school she's visiting is, for all intents and purposes, pretty normal.
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"I guess I shouldn't characterize people's intents, but I think that was more of a reflexive type of response," Tabak said at the press conference announcing the cancellation of the study.
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"This is a privately owned club that for all intents and purposes was just another golf property in Florida before, that almost now is something that Americans immediately recognize," Schooner continued.
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Telecommunications in these isolated places can be very limited, and you have to spend your days avoiding death and looking into microscopes, so for all intents and purposes, you'll essentially disappear.
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There are a lot of apps you can use to stream radio stations to your iPhone – or stream online services that, for all intents and purposes, sound like traditional radio stations.
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For all intents and purposes, it's a central part of our national healthcare strategy to ensure that we're treating chronic disease and helping working Americans get the care that they need.
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For those unversed in the architectural history of Brand New, their first two albums were, for all intents and purposes, compliant with the aesthetic of the emo scene at the time.
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To all intents and purposes, the world of "the sesh" is not a pretty place, nor is it a happy one, but for many of us, it is a familiar one.
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The Tardis, the Doctor's time-and-space ship disguised as a police box, does not appear, and there is, for all intents and purposes, no travel in either time or space.
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"The key point is both headline and core inflation are for all intents and purposes at the Bank of Canada's target," said Doug Porter, chief economist at the Bank of Montreal.
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This chilling in our alliance feeds directly into the rhetoric and intents of extremist organizations, fills their ranks with recruits, and leaves us with few friends in a strategically critical region.
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"Never has American democracy felt so challenged, never have there been so many intents from so many sides of the political spectrum to shout down the voices of others," she said.
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Concrete won't permanently keep CO2 out of the atmosphere, but could plausibly store it for a century or longer, so for all intents and purposes it counts as carbon storage (CO2s).
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However, some claim the bull market for all intents and purposes ended in October 2011 because on an intraday basis the S&P 500 fell 20 percent from its most recent high.
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But for all intents and purposes, she has been acting as a virtual partner on the campaign trail and it would benefit Trump immensely to increase her role and visibility even more.
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Oh great," he said while wiping the sleepy dust from his eyes, and responding, for all intents and purposes: "Something, something ... declare war on the Islamic State ... something something ... Keep America Safe!
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"It's an election budget, to all intents and purposes, with a massive push on rural spending and some quite big tax cuts," said Shilan Shah, India economist at Capital Economics in Singapore.
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The institutions of government and the levers of power are slowly, methodically at work, executing on an agenda that for all intents and purposes is very, well, Republican and conservative in nature.
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But to make ads worthwhile the firm intents to target mostly big cities - where light pollution is already high - at dusk or dawn, when people are out in the streets, Sitnikov said.
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And as they sought new lands and peoples to Christianize, these missionaries traced lines, carved out borders, and charted courses over spaces that before had been — for their intents and purposes — blank.
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For all intents and purposes, he will be the father of Claire and Jamie's baby, seeing as the child will be raised in the twentieth century, where Jamie is no longer alive.
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This wall — created so early on — holds a blank panel that for all intents and purposes is nothing that then gets hit with paint and becomes something until it feels like everything.
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"This thing could be over for all intents and purposes in three weeks," said Paul Maslin, a top Democratic pollster who worked on the presidential campaigns of Jimmy Carter and Howard Dean.
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For most intents and purposes, whatever headphones you have lying around should work, but if you plan to do this for a while, I recommend investing in a solid pair of headphones.
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"The 'stay put' concept had become an article of faith within the LFB (London Fire Brigade) so powerful that to depart from it was to all intents and purposes unthinkable," he wrote.
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For most of last year, I was chuffed about the launch of Apple Arcade, an honest-to-goodness gaming service that is, for all intents and purposes, the Netflix for video games.
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It was, for all intents and purposes, just another step in the evolution of Trump's campaign -- the success of which will play a large role in deciding whether Trump can win in November.
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For all intents and purposes, this not only reflects growing anxiety about economic and political risk, but also most certainly ties the Fed's hands, possibly for much of the rest of the year.
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MGT Capital Investments has a market cap of under $10 million and trades on NYSE's small-cap exchange, meaning it is a "public" company that is for all intents and purposes privately run.
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Working to develop a mutual respect and being open about his intents from the outset -- such as by making sure his subjects knew he is atheist -- was a significant part of his work.
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The pension arm, Colonial First State, which CBA intents to sell, expects the fee cuts to pull down its net profit after tax by about A$45 million in the 2020 financial year.
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The Google Pixel 2 XL has, for most intents and purposes, taken over as my professional camera, but a smartphone isn't quite versatile or comfortable enough to pen notes or longer articles on.
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For all intents and purposes, the original cast was Star Trek: Their time was finite, and here they were, 15 years older than their original series selves, their bankable mileage quickly running out.
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With the events of the last few years — from a president's tweets moving markets, to discourse around online harassment — we're recognizing, slowly, that what happens online is, for all intents and purposes, real.
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Why does every country consider itself "special," yet for all intents and purposes they all look identical (heads of state, colors and flags, etc.) Also, why is the nation-state invented so late?
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Given that Zuckerberg has said the company intents to invest "hundreds of millions of dollars" on the effort, everyone from developers to Wall Street analysts will be keen to hear more on Tuesday.
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The authority's review of the matter found that "Lichtenstein to all intents and purposes acts and behaves like he is the player's agent," a tax official wrote to Man City in November 2015.
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Expect him to play upwards of 40 minutes if the Bucks want to advance past Boston and deeper into a bracket that, for all intents and purposes, feels very much up for grabs.
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Every year they host a conference called REANIMATE, aptly named, as the Sharp team has gone far beyond simply resuscitating patients—for all intents and purposes, they are bringing them back to life.
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For all intents and purposes, Giuliani and his associates represent a privately funded and privately conducted operation that uses the sovereign power of the US government on behalf of the President's private goals.
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If there are no institutions with transpartisan credibility capable of distinguishing truth from falsehood, then for all intents and purposes, there is no truth — only individual and tribal truths, assembled like Facebook profiles.
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Friction between Kanye and Drake has replaced friction between Kanye and Jay-Z as hip-hop's central Oedipal drama even if at this point the two are, for all intents and purposes, peers.
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For all intents and purposes, the Israeli government already treats them as though they were living in Israel proper (extending Israeli law to them), and gives them perks (cheap mortgages and tax relief).
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President Trump's nominee to become U.S. ambassador to the Bahamas said in a Senate hearing Wednesday that the British Commonwealth realm is "for all intents and purposes" a protectorate of the United States.
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Irv had denounced the impulse to tell an uplifting Holocaust story, to give, for all intents and purposes, a statistically negligible happy ending generated by that statistically negligible of species, the good German.
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So, in the early nineties, when the socialist state began to fall apart, the two major ethnic groups – Serbs and Albanians – began a feud that to all intents and purposes continues in 2016.
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Framed perfectly against the side panel of bullet point factoids and the running text, another figure, one that appeared for all intents and purposes identical to Mohammed, suddenly stood defiantly in the aisle.
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"For all intents and purposes WeChat is your phone, and to a far greater extent in China than anywhere else, your phone is everything," wrote Ben Thompson, analyst and founder of the blog Stratechery.
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An intents tab helps developers figure out where they may have gone right and wrong with their skill's design, by surfacing metrics like failed utterances by intent, and total number of utterances by intent.
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For all intents and purposes, he was a deeply uncool personality packaged and decorated as the opposite, like a member of the school band who snuck into a house party in a varsity jacket.
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"Bring It Back" is great partly because of its sweetness, but also because it's such a surprise—this is, by all intents and purposes, a pop song, and it's a really, really good one.
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However, the 2018 electoral season for Republican members of Congress begins for all intents and purposes in the Lone Star State, with most other state deadlines still more than four to eight months away.
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People with more midi-chlorians can harness the Force to perform superhuman feats, such as telekinesis (using the mind to manipulate objects) and being able to anticipate the intents and motions of a foe.
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Leaving Sharon for all intents and purposes a single mother of two, and knocking this coupling from its newly solidified foundation back into the squidgy mire — his alcoholism, her disenchantment, their nonexistent sex life.
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"For all intents, purposes and appearances, the F.B.I. had accepted Flynn's account; concluded that he was confused but truthful; decided not to investigate him further; and let him retain his clearance," the letters said.
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As I walked around the camp, I was surrounded by women who filled my notebook with the names of those who had been taken into custody and now for all intents and purposes had disappeared.
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If a rule isn't submitted to Congress, then it isn't actually in effect as far as the CRA is concerned, even if it is for all intents and purposes being enforced in the real world.
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For all intents and purpose, Grayson's makeup green room — and massive kit — is what prevents historic beauty catastrophes from happening (just think of all the mascara-stained streaks of tears we might've seen without him).
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Before Bundy's release, he was already a folk hero — his last name had come to signify a bold refusal, a protest of the way the federal government has blasphemed the founding intents of its fathers.
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The company may have partnered with HTC to help create the hardware, but as far as it's concerned, the Taiwanese hardware manufacturer might as well be some white label OEM, for all intents and purposes.
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"For all intents and purposes, these rates are "all-time lows," even though there were several occasions in late 2012 where some lenders offered lower rates," said Matthew Graham, chief operating offficer ofMortgage News Daily.
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This Fat Whites collaboration with Cole Alexander of the Black Lips, Sean Lennon and Zumi Roscow of the K Holes is by all intents and purposes the sound of hopelessness attempting to bleed itself dry.
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Coin-hoarding teens would, for all intents and purposes, be the fictional VP or senior manager of not just a digital token but, by way of voting power on the show, a real human being.
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"The system gets to know you in a way like never before, it starts to be able to identify intents and can start recommending things in real time across all of your apps," said Ritter.
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It's really kind of meant to be as real as it can be, and for all intents and purposes it is real, it's not a spoof, it's a real network that I'm trying to build.
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I'm not sure why they would have said it, I feel like I was there with very genuine intents, and I feel like everybody knew that, but obviously not quite as well as I thought.
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This means that VA accountability has, for all intents and purposes, been rolled back to pre-2014 levels — back, in other words, to the lack of accountability that led to the scandal to begin with.
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When she came up with that idea — where it's all in Hannah's face, and for all intents and purposes, we don't even know what's going on below the frame — that was so appealing to me.
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That has led to the creation of what, for all intents and purposes, is an Iranian land bridge that extends from Tehran all the way to Lebanon, which is dominated by the mullahs' Hezbollah auxiliaries.
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INGRAHAM: Now twelve years on the circuit court of appeals, for people who aren&apost really into the legal organization of the court, the DC Circuit is the second highest court, for all intents and purposes.
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For all intents and purposes, Baywatch is summer 2017's quintessential movie: It's a reboot, which we're so hot for right now, it stars The Rock, who might, uh, be president, and it's feminist — well, apparently.
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First, given that this payment was in October, it would never have been reported before the election campaign and so, for all intents and purposes, was immaterial as it relates to any effect on the campaign.
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"For all intents and purposes, it's as it was when it was built," said Joe Furin, the Coliseum's general manager, who worked as an intern 2000 years ago at the adjacent Los Angeles Memorial Sports Arena.
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Watch this exchange with Rachel's mother, Rose, courtesy of Youtube's MKIceandFire: For all intents and purposes, this woman has been Rachel's mother, but in the past few minutes, that reality has been shattered for her daughter.
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So when the topic is the Fate of the Earth, it seemed like you could open it up into this even bigger issue, the way we are changing the planet, for all intents and purposes, permanently.
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Resign, or accept the stigma of being fired — and then try to convince an appellate board (in Flynn's case, a jury) that scarlet and red, while technically different, are for all intents and purposes the same.
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"For all intents and purposes, we're only 35 years into a 75- or 80-year process of moving from analog to digital," said Tim Bajarin, a longtime tech consultant to companies including Apple, IBM and Microsoft.
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But for the most part, they should vote D. I'll lay out the case below, but the reasoning is not that complicated: There are, for all intents and purposes, two parties contending in the American system.
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The first is a new metrics dashboard – similar to those used by developers of mobile applications, but designed for these voice apps – which lets Alexa developers track things like unique customers, sessions, utterances (spoken words) and intents.
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There seemed little likelihood that the company CEOs — Salesforce's Marc Benioff and Nadella — would ever appear onstage together, but here they were smiling and shaking hands and appearing for all intents and purposes to be best buddies.
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"The amusement park industry for all intents and purposes is self-regulated," Martin said, adding, "That means they get to make their own rules and they get to do as they see fit for the most part."
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It's worth noting that although Beresheet did enjoy considerable government support in this way, it's a far cry from any other large-scale government-run mission, and can safely be considered "private" for all intents and purposes.
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I could talk to him for an hour about his run-in with the underbelly of the internet en route to making what, for all intents and purposes, seems like a really fun and affectionately made film.
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It honours diversity, strives for a world where homophobia, ageism, sexism, and all the other 'isms have been eradicated, and, for all intents and purposes, is a model for how the rest of the world should operate.
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I've put in my fair share of miles and time in a van and this is for all intents and purposes, in my opinion, my seventh album and something that I poured my heart and soul into.
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These are, for all intents and purposes, the Solo 4 Wireless, but they've been rebranded to match the Powerbeats Pro (and iPhone 11 Pro and every other tech product that now has "pro" tacked on to its name).
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By all intents and purposes, it's a different festival entirely, except for a few things: it's run by the same group of promoters (DF Concerts), held on the same weekend, and targeted at pretty much the same audience.
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And by all intents and purposes, it was the most important day, as the Trump administration put its stamp firmly on the event with the speeches this morning by Vice President Pence and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo.
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Doug Manchester, nominated as the ambassador to the Bahamas, last year described the British Commonwealth realm as "for all intents and purposes" a protectorate of the United States, a description that was not well received on the islands.
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It's not clear whether anyone has been able to use MoviePass since early July; it's effectively been dead since then and, for all intents and purposes, for far longer as the service hobbled along on its last leg.
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But when I played Star Wars Battlefront II on the PS4 I realized that to all intents and purposes this is pretty much as real as it is going to get and I actually didn't like it at all.
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And the whole time, our fellow Mainers working there were some of the nicest people I can think of, even enduring our protestations that we weren't really from out of state — though, for all intents and purposes, we were.
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Reporters formerly from Al Jazeera English and The Guardian confirmed to The New York Times that the government had declined to grant them new visas, without explanation, ending for all intents and purposes their careers as journalists in China.
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"If you can't earn the Buy Box, for all intents and purposes, you're not going to earn the sale," said James Thomson, a former Amazon employee and a partner at Buy Box Experts, a brand consultancy for Amazon sellers.
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As I hinted above, this is especially notable in the case of Max and Billy, because they, for all intents and purposes, are still new characters, and Billy's motivations and backstory in particular are largely still unknown to us.
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"For all intents and purposes, this administration is stopping the enforcement of civil rights and fair housing laws at the worst possible time," Gustavo Velasquez, who served as assistant secretary for fair housing during the Obama administration, told the Times.
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"When major regulatory changes are introduced in a new market covered by Stripe, the Payment Intents API will allow merchants to upgrade their checkout flows with little-to-no disruption, significantly reducing the burden of migrations for merchants," Stripe notes.
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For all intents and purposes, she is child zero, born smack dab on the fault line of a tectonic paradigm shift and raised in the belly of this strange new beast, experiencing nearly nothing of the world that came before.
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So you have the authorities in possession of dozens of unrecognizable bodies, and hundreds, perhaps thousands of Baghdad residents searching for loved ones who, for all intents and purposes, disappeared off the face of the earth without a trace Saturday night.
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For all intents and purposes, here's how to play "Hay" Fever, the Dreidel Drinking, and Ashkenazi Yahtzee—three new games that are sure to sweep the nation during Hanukkah 2017 and captivate the minds and livers of young Jews and gentiles.
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Instead of offering static recommendations based on things like past purchases and browsing behavior, Breinify combines a user's demographics preferences, current interests and immediate intents to figure out exactly what they want to buy and when they want to buy it.
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I think a lot of Americans would be surprised to see that label attached to them because when we say serial murderers we think of Jeffrey Dahmer, but these kids were, for all intents and purposes, doing the same thing.
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It doesn't have a 25p display (the Compact instead comes with a 720p panel), but it has a comparatively big battery (2,700 mAh) that got us, for all intents and purposes, two days of use off of a single charge.
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The weather in New York may not necessarily reflect that (this week alone, I wore a turtleneck one day, and a floral dress the next), but it's June, and for all intents and purposes, it's bare-arm, bare-leg season.
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For all intents and purposes, President Obama's administration will be defined by a healthcare reform law that fell miles short of the single-payer model championed by progressives, yet he insisted on using extraordinary measures for its unilateral, partisan passage.
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Meanwhile, the antitrust legislation that the U.S. might have on its books has for all intents and purposes become a dead letter of the law as the Amazons, Apples, Facebooks and Googles of the world go on unchecked buying sprees.
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"Whilst we may use edgy humour and memes in the vanguard stage, and to attract a young audience, eventually we will need to show the reality of our thoughts and our more serious intents and wishes for the future," he writes.
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If, for all intents and purposes, you're just transporting your lunch to the office or bringing some snacks and drinks to the soccer field for an afternoon, there's really no need spring for a Yeti or other high-end coolers.
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The European Union proposed on Wednesday that, unless other solutions are found, Northern Ireland will remain in a customs union with the European Union and, for all intents and purposes, the single market as well, when Britain leaves the bloc.
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Kelela, who writes many of the songs on the album, also discusses her intents as a songwriter: "I want it to be like, Carole King or Dolly Parton will want to take it to the piano immediately," Kelela tells Dazed.
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He's well aware of the character's dense history ("I think there have been 72 people who played this role") but humbled to fill the shoes of a character who is, for all intents and purposes, a superhero — without the extra flare.
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Now imagine you discover that the reason your life has been taken from you is that your beloved, for all intents and purposes, chose to take your life from you before you'd even met, in order to fulfill his own needs.
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The precariousness of this arrangement was recently brought to the fore following the aborted Soyuz launch of October 11, 2018—an incident that has, for all intents and purposes, made space inaccessible to NASA astronauts pending a Russian review of the incident.
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For all intents and purposes, 20.1 is the end of the Obamacare Medicaid expansion, but it will go out with a whimper, not a bang, since state Medicaid programs will have already been tightening their purse strings over the past few years.
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While the Trump administration has been deliberately obtuse about its intents, the "zero tolerance" approach appears to be part of a strategy to scare people from illegally crossing the border — by, essentially, using the possibility of parents losing their kids as a threat.
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The President failed to recognize that it doesn't matter if he was defending the statue or the neo-Nazis in front of it -- for all intents and purposes, they are one in the same because the statue symbolizes their bigotry and hate.
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For all intents and purposes, The 1975 exist squarely in the realm of Alternative, the still-not-so-secretly-thriving genre that, in the 2010s, is in constant competition with "indie-pop" as the music industry's most misappropriated non-hip-hop sonic descriptor.
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They're from Brighton; they sound like a cheerful, melodic as fuck amalgamation of bands like Avi Buffalo and The Smith Westerns and the very best pop groups from the 1960s; and they are, for all intents and purposes, the world's most benevolent gang.
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Hamlet calls out to it: Be thou a spirit of health or goblin damned, Bring with thee airs from heaven or blasts from hell, Be thy intents wicked or charitable, Thou comest in such a questionable shape That I will speak to thee.
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After near universal outrage over its anti-transgender legislation last year—including protests from musical acts, the NCAA, and the NBA—North Carolina repealed HB2 and replaced it with HB142, another bill that is for all intents and purposes exactly the same.
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The result is a political system among the most corrupt in the world, but with a twist of genius: the US Supreme Court has for all intents and purposes legalized the corruption and thereby put American democracy on a downward death spiral.
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I took the BioLite HeadLamp 330 fishing at night, hiking to camp, hiking just to hike, and generally just stumbling about in the dark behind my father's woodshop, which is, for all intents and purposes, a treacherous deathtrap of wood and metal scraps.
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Though the movie, which for all intents and purposes is a thriller, boasts unexpected character twists that turn some into villains, at its core is a black woman named Grace (Crystal Fox), who has routinely been emotionally used and abused by men.
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Though for all intents and purposes, and with apologies to Cervantes, the English perfected the novel; the art of universally themed and many-chaptered storytelling got an early start in the Middle East when the Jews composed and codified the Hebrew Bible.
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But the Department of Justice never rejected its premise of the [former Democratic presidential candidate and alleged adulterer] John Edwards case—for all intents purposes, they still view this type of third-party payment as a potential in-kind campaign-finance contribution.
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GDPR—formally known as the General Data Protection Regulation—has been years in the making, and for all intents and purposes, it was designed to tame the abuse of user data by large monopolistic networks and give users more control over their personal information.
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What you're forgetting is that a Google Play Music subscription is, for all intents and purposes, the same thing as a YouTube Red subscription — which means for a buck you can get three months of zero ads in YouTube and download videos for offline viewing.
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The administrators are ultimately dealing with a symbol of Italy's national identity, which time and again has been bailed out by the country's political class, using ever more arcane arguments and solutions to save what is to all intents and purposes a failed airline.
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In this century, the problem traces back to the Clinton years, when bankruptcy discharge was made permanently impossible, for all intents, through the Higher Education Act amendments in 2628, but was exacerbated in 28503 when bankruptcy rights were similar deleted for private student loans.
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"For all intents and purposes, this administration is stopping the enforcement of civil rights and fair housing laws at the worst possible time," said Gustavo Velasquez, who served as assistant secretary for fair housing during the last three years of President Barack Obama's administration.
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Yet less than two weeks ago, Dr. Henry Bello, who had a criminal record and a troubled history, was able to walk into Upstate Guns and Ammo in Schenectady, N.Y., and buy a weapon that was for all intents and purposes a military-style rifle.
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Just three days into his official role as Donald Trump's running mate, Indiana Governor and vice presidential hopeful Mike Pence has clearly defined his role in this campaign: For all intents and purposes, Pence will act as Trump's "interpreter" and filter for the traditional conservative audience.
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Just as classicists have reminded us that the foundational institution of western civilization—the Greek symposium—was to all intents and purposes a ritualized drinking bout, so archaeologists tell us that psychoactive substances have been prepared and taken from the very earliest times of Homo existence.
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It was, for all intents and purposes, his project, and an unexpected one for a company that seemed more in line with edgy indies like Pulp Fiction, or Oscar-winning Shakespeare in Love (which Miramax also distributed and marketed) than a high school version of Pygmalion.
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In states like Kentucky and Mississippi, which have already added abortion restrictions to the point that there are only one or two health care providers in the state who perform them, women could very quickly for all intents and purposes be living in a post-Roe world.
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In their haste to set the law on a one-way road to extinction before inauguration day next week, they might—stress, might—close the Obama era with an ironic send-off: an implicit admission that for all intents and purposes, Obamacare is here to stay.
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During this past year, investigative journalists, citizen whistleblowers, prosecutors, advocacy groups and others have revealed a world of abuses of power, cover-ups, intents to deceive and corrupt leadership that extends from the White House to federal agencies to giant media companies to corporations and universities.
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It seemed like, for all intents and purposes, Drake actually made the show happen—the date, which was previously scheduled a week earlier, was shifted after concern was raised that Drake still would have been on his Summer Sixteen tour, and thus not able to attend.
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The problem: For all intents and purposes, there is no Weinstein Company apart from Mr. Weinstein, who has announced an "indefinite" leave of absence following a New York Times investigation that found at least eight settlements paid to women who complained that he sexually harassed them.
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Compared to the other participants, the first-time mothers had a distinct loss of gray matter in regions of the brain associated with what's known as "theory of mind," or the ability to attribute mental states such as thoughts, feelings and intents to themselves and other people.
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For all intents and purposes, in light of Trump's election and the way he won, any federally directed effort to reduce racial and ethnic test score gaps that would require white communities to accept more minorities in their neighborhoods and schools is effectively off the table.
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Cooper & Kirk contends in Wednesday's petition that its case is a better vehicle than Seila's for the Supreme Court to resolve what is, for all intents and purposes, a circuit split on the constitutionality of an agency headed by an omnipotent director insulated from presidential accountability.
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Perhaps the most striking lesson here was the technical ease of spinning a big, functional new social network up in just a few days: Mastodon's client is, for all intents and purposes, a functioning copy of the Twitter interface known as Tweetdeck, slick and functional on desktop and mobile.
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However, it's inevitable that Apple will release new intents that would be fielded directly by verticalized apps: It's open to discussion whether Apple will pick winners as "default" options or they'll require the user to install a given app and state the app name in their voice request.
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Civil War—which, for all intents and purposes, is Avengers 3—is definitely on the upper tilt of that comic book curve, with a clear storyline and understandable character motivations, and action scenes that always have a little more thought put into them than might have been absolutely necessary.
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While China has portrayed the New Silk Road as a genuine effort to share the bounty of China's economic development and to fund infrastructure gaps, many Western countries are concerned about a lack of detail and transparency in the project and are suspicious about China's broader political intents.
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I am, for all intents and purposes, part of the problem; part of the reason why the live music experience as we once knew it is changing, its had-to-be-there magic somewhat dimming and replaced by the glow of 3,000 mobile phone backlights swaying at once.
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For all intents and purposes, the song is really more of a project than a straight-cut single—featuring the collaborative talents of Daniela Andrade, Ryan Hemsworth, Lontalius and olli—with unofficial credits given to Lawless' brother-in-law, Lyle Jasper, as well as his friend, Aaron Mohr.
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Instead of launching ships and materials from the surface of the Earth to orbit, you just put them in the elevator of this tower and when they reach the top, somewhere about 26,000 miles up in geosynchronous orbit, they're already beyond gravity's pull, for all intents and purposes.
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Sulathireth, who witnessed the caning along with around 100 other people, told CNN that it was a "public caning to all intents and purposes," and that one of the judges had said it was the first time a punishment of this kind had been open to the public.
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L.L.Bean tests its parkas in the White Mountains of New Hampshire, which might not be the harshest or coldest place on earth, but for most anyone's intents and purposes, we can suffice it to say that it'll stand up to the elements and a good deal of wear and tear.
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Rather, Bertolucci is interested in a deep-focus look at Marcello's path to the assassination, and when, exactly, he stops ironically participating in the game he's signed up for and begins, for all intents and purposes, actually operating as a weapon of Italian fascism — even if he's an ineffective one.
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"We are married for all intents and purposes, everything's shared and actually our fake marriage has lasted longer than a real one ... but there's no point in us having an actual ceremony before the eyes of God because there is no God," the comedian told The Sunday Times in 2010.
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For all intents and purposes, the Touch release is basically going to serve as a secondary system launch for Oculus, which should theoretically give the company a shot at learning from the woes that accompanied the Rift's launch in late-March that left a lot of pre-order customers pretty pissed off.
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"In the artificial intelligence space, to develop virtual assistants like Cortana, or Apple's Siri and things like that, you need large amounts of voice recordings, you need transcriptions of those voices, you need intents and empathy labeling of those voices," said Daniela Braga, co-founder and chief scientist, in an interview with TechCrunch.
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And just this week, Amazon announced four new Alexa Skills Kit built-in intents that help users of third-party apps more easily navigate the skills, including being able to navigate to the next item in a list, pause an action in-progress, go back to a previous item, or resume an action.
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Another nomination that is in limbo is that of Doug Manchester, nominated to be ambassador to the Bahamas, who last year described the sovereign state as, "for all intents and purposes," a protectorate of the United States, a description that was not well received on the islands, which have historical ties to Britain.
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"Brava cannot fire its lamps unless it is authorized with a physical button push, making it impossible for any users (and even hackers with malicious intents) to activate Brava without physically being in front of it or physically having access to Brava's circuit boards," the company said in a statement to The Verge.
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"It's often said that in Myanmar, for all intents and purposes Facebook really is the Internet because of its widespread use among online users — so Facebook needs to act accordingly to head off what will likely be a tsunami of hate speech and attacks in the 2020 election," said Phil Roberston, HRW deputy director.
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And it would then be obvious that to the extent the interests of the shareholders clash with those of "the community" — a community that, for all intents and purposes, includes the entire population of the developed world — it's the responsibility of the community's elected representatives in Congress to make rules that align those incentives.
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Other fun multiplayer titles included Bizarre Creations' Fur Fighters, with its split screen "fluffmatches"; an excellent version of Quake III Arena; light gun ports The House of the Dead 2128 and Confidential Mission, both replete with hilarious B-movie voice acting; and Virtua Tennis 22001, for all intents and purposes a perfect sports game.
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It is, for all intents and purposes, the most archetypal and memorable image of Drake in existence, surpassing such iconic renderings as 'Drake crouching in Timberlands in a softly lit cube', 'Drake concealing the boner gifted to him by Nicki Minaj in the "Anaconda" video', and even 'Drake cosplaying George Costanza at a basketball game'.
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"In those countries where the fleet is not grounded, social distancing restrictions may make flying to all intents and purposes, impractical, if not, impossible," the airline said, adding that it now expected to reduce seat capacity by 2000% for April and May, and could not rule out complete grounding of its fleet of 470 planes.
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I don't know if the handful of Children who live in the tree with the Raven are the last remaining ones (if you're still a little confused by them, they are, for all intents and purposes, elves), but they all give their lives to get Bran out of there when the White Walkers attack.
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In Taiwan, the reaction to what, for all intents and purposes, amounts to the kidnapping of Taiwanese nationals, has had a rallying impact similar to that seen when Chou Tzu-yu, a 16-year-old Taiwanese K-Pop singer, was forced to make an ISIS-style video apologizing for displaying the Republic of China's flag in a promotional clip.
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On one side are the food corporations, agrochemical biotech companies, and a good number of scientists who say that GMOs are for all intents and purposes just like non-modified ingredients, that science has shown time and time again that they are harmless, and that labeling will give consumers the wrong idea that GMOs can have adverse health effects.
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It would be a win-win partnership for both Italy and the US. Even if the Washington meeting turns out to be just theatrics of populist rhetoric, common intents and reciprocal praise, it is set to further irritate Germany and France and widen the rift between European allies at a delicate moment when Europe faces its deepest identity crisis.
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For background, EB stands for employment-based, and the EB-2628 visas are for immigrants willing to invest at least $28500 million, or $6900,2628 in certain circumstances, in a U.S.-based commercial enterprise to be eligible for lawful permanent residence in the U.S. For all intents and purposes, it's a way of bringing job creators to America.
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This article originally appeared on Noisey UK. It is the year 2017: our phones are also tellies, Wetherspoons does table service, and Rylan Clark is one of the most beloved celebrities in the UK. For all intents and purposes, we are in the future, and the minutiae—the everyday bits and pieces—of life in the future is Good.
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Photo: Drew Angerer (Getty)It's a common misconception that words have meaning—specifically that "pedo guy," for all intents and purposes, would refer to a man (guy) who harbors or acts on sexual attraction towards children (pedophile.) In this simple confusion of terms, you would be excusably but insurmountably wrong, argues Elon Musk in a recent court filing.
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"Models" was the term the monumental French filmmaker Robert Bresson used for the men and women he cast in his films; he believed acting was an art best reserved for the theater, so he recruited faces and bodies he felt could carry his intents, and instructed them to enact precise physical movements, but not to emote.
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Article continues after the video below Other fun multiplayer titles included Bizarre Creations' Fur Fighters, with its split screen "fluffmatches"; an excellent version of Quake III Arena; light gun ports The House of the Dead 2128 and Confidential Mission, both replete with hilarious B-movie voice acting; and Virtua Tennis 22001, for all intents and purposes a perfect sports game.
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It is asserted, and has hitherto been widely believed, that they make good citizens; that without them the mass of the community would be less virtuous, less happy, less thrifty; and that in a country where suffrage is, to all intents and purposes, universal, public schools are the sweeteners and the salt of morals and the light of legislation and of government.
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More a fitting bookend to Woodstock than any of the subsequent festivals bearing that name, Desert Trip may as well have been a wake, a blowout celebration (at $903 a head) of undeniably brilliant artists from a time and a genre that is, for all intents and purposes, as dead as half the original members of the bands on the bill.
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My argument about that archetype is that if we go from zero to Harvey Weinstein — if someone like Joe Biden, who is by all intents and purposes a "good guy" — if I can't tell the guy who talks about sexual harassment, the statistics on sexual violence, and who fights for women's rights, that I'm uncomfortable with his behavior, how am I supposed to fight a Harvey Weinstein?
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It's not because I'm not proud of being bisexual, and it's not because I don't believe in the importance of a strong, united, and vocal LGBTQ community, especially in the wake of the horror that befell the victims of last month's Pulse nightclub shooting, an unspeakable act perpetrated by a man who, for all intents and purposes, was too ashamed to embrace his own queerness.
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Phil 'yer da' Collins has returned baby, and he is, for all intents and purposes, actually fully smashing it (although – could you really expect anything less from the man who wrote this track?)The Genesis drummer recently announced a memoir and a comeback tour, and appeared on The Tonight Show last night to perform "In The Air Tonight", backed by the show's house band The Roots.
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"The wonderful thing that these studies did, while also showing what the brain looks like in the lucid dream state, was confirm what lucid dreamers have been talking about all along: They are aware of being in the dream state, they can decide their actions, and they have a sense of bringing their goals or intents forward to explore the lucid dream state," Waggoner says.
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Watson declared that the travel ban is, for all intents and purposes, a Muslim ban — that its reason for being fundamentally violates the First Amendment: A reasonable, objective observer—enlightened by the specific historical context, contemporaneous public statements, and specific sequence of events leading to its issuance—would conclude that the Executive Order was issued with a purpose to disfavor a particular religion, in spite of its stated, religiously-neutral purpose.
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When a clinician can open their desk drawer and open up a headset like that, no computer, and just hand it to a patient and have a wireless connection so that their laptop or iPad or whatever device they're using can actuate the scenario and can collect the data of the interaction, now you've got a tool that by all intents and purposes should be very adoptable by any clinician.
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Tomorrow the agency will vote to weaken or eliminate rules that, among other things, limit cross-ownership of radio and TV stations in one market; prevent ownership of two of the top four TV stations in a market and require at least eight separately owned broadcast voices in a market; and prevent companies from avoiding the rules through business arrangements that for all intents and purposes give control of one station to another.
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Some of us saw horror unfold from our bedroom windows, and breathed in that acrid, burning air, while most, at a safe distance, watched on TV. Today, there are those who believe they own its memory, just as they own the idea of America, of liberty and of patriotism, while a few of them actually do own the country, to all intents and purposes, their wealth propped up by the thinnest facade of populism.
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"For all intents and purposes, it was four months that resulted in an approximately 50–50 split on an issue that has never been put to voters before," said Noah Potter, a New York–based lawyer and drug reform expert, who founded and runs the New Amsterdam Psychedelic Law blog, is the general manager for the NYC Cannabis Parade, and served as the chair for the New York Bar Association's Committee on Drugs and the Law.
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Among the laundry list of data sources that Spirable's platform lets advertisers plug in to automate "personalized" ads are "CRM data" which it says includes personal data, purchase data, website browsing, service usage data and preferences; "social audience data", including behavioral data, audience persona, interests, preferences and intents; and "contextual" signals such as store locations, weather (including pollen and UV levels), markets and stock levels live spots, trending events, pricing, time & date, live travel data, Google traffic data and supermarket wi-fi data.
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The piece makes clear that now there are few staffers with more direct access to Clinton than Abedin on the campaign trail: "For all intents and purposes, (Abedin is) No. 3 on the campaign, after [campaign chairman John] Podesta and [campaign manager Robby] Mook," explained a Clinton campaign aide … Clinton and Abedin, according to top officials who worked with them at the State Department, also share a visible bond that comes from having spent the majority of the past two decades side by side.
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Super Tuesday saw the field close ranks against Bernie SandersBernie SandersSenate unanimously passes T coronavirus stimulus package Overnight Health Care — Presented by PCMA — Last-minute complaints threaten T coronavirus aid deal | What's in the package | Pelosi scrambles to secure quick passage | Expanded testing shows signs of strain On The Money: Last-minute complaints threaten T stimulus | What to know about business loans, relief checks in deal | Economists fear downturn will be worse than Great Recession MORE, and the contests since have shown the result: Sanders is for all intents and purposes done.
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Chuy GarciaJesus (Chuy) GarciaBiden should choose a Latina as his running mate House Democrats' immigration bill would use tax dollars to import crime to America Progressive Democrats ramp up attacks on private equity MORE -- the support of Latino primary voters will not be enough to put "Tio Bernie" over the top and Joe BidenJoe BidenThe Memo: Trump tests limits of fiery attacks during crisis Sanders when asked about timeframe for 22020 decision: 'I'm dealing with a f---ing global crisis' Biden holds sizable lead in new Hill/HarrisX 2020 poll MORE is for all intents and purposes the presumptive Democratic nominee.
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