It's as if we're all constantly itching for a fight.
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Fans on Twitter were itching for Arya to kill him.
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By January, players were itching for the next major update.
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She's just itching for somebody to step on her lawn.
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But Biden must be itching for a return to office.
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You're itching for freedom, which could mean redefining a partnership.
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And a whole lot of them are itching for payback.
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Stuck at home and itching for some more sports action??
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Clearly our favorite celebs are itching for the latter in 2019.
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Maybe you're a tech junkie, always itching for the newest gadgets.
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After 13 years with Oracle, Benioff started itching for something new.
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People will be itching for freedom and for change—including you!
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BARRA: WELL I THINK— SULLIVAN: ITCHING FOR A FIGHT, I THINK.
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But again, it doesn't seem like Trump is itching for a fight.
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And she's been itching for some company, since she's single and all.
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But it seems like someone else is itching for the title. 14.
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That pair of little hands is clearly just itching for those cupcakes.
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You're itching for freedom and to do weird shit with unusual people.
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He consistently sounds as if he were growling, itching for a rumble.
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So if you're itching for a therapeutic massage or rubdown, you're not alone.
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And it has left Republicans and President Trump itching for a big victory.
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If you're always itching for something undiscovered, I have bad news for you.
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If you fund the war machine, your populace starts itching for a revolution.
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Now, right now, John Bolton apparently is itching for a war in Iran.
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You're itching for freedom, and the status quo isn't working for you anymore.
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You're itching for freedom, and you see that important changes need to be made.
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Still itching for a palette, however, simply check out five of our favorites, ahead.
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If you've recently found yourself suddenly itching for opals, odds are Wwake is responsible.
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The Cloister at Sea Island (Sea Island, Georgia)Itching for a quick Southern sojourn?
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And he was also itching for one last shot on the American political stage.
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Hawks in the White House seem to be itching for direct conflict with Iran.
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It's almost Aries season, and everyone is all riled up and itching for independence.
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If you're itching for some pattern, the most you'll find are stripes and hearts.
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"I kind of have been itching for my Lizzie McGuire bangs for awhile," she says.
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The second week of April is when most of us start itching for a pedicure.
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And Trump seems to be itching for an impeachment battle as a base stoking device.
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That's certainly not without merit, but, like Erin, you do start itching for something more.
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Plenty of plays, from "Hamlet" to "Hamilton," feature a restless title character itching for action.
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Serial killer obsessives have been itching for a modern adaptation surrounding the Manson family murders.
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The longtime leadership trio is staring down an increasingly restless Democratic caucus itching for new blood.
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That's enough for Republicans, who have been itching for this investigation to come to a close.
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You might be shocked by what you learn today, and you're itching for freedom and flexibility.
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"It wasn't so much as I was itching for the world to see him," she said.
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As a fan of both shows, I've been itching for this Fox crossover since last winter.
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Some members of Mr Patnaik's party may be itching for a better offer from the BJP.
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The Moon in Gemini connects with Uranus at 5:39 AM, finding us itching for freedom.
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"It wasn't so much that I was itching for the world to see him," Banks confesses.
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Neither of his sons' wives will have been itching for a friendly photo with President Trump.
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Your ruling planet Venus clashes with wild Uranus, bringing surprises—you're itching for fun and freedom.
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The folks who are gunning to make cars drive themselves are itching for 5G connectivity. Why?
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The January battle to keep the government open is the fight Democrats have been itching for.
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That must surely give even those itching for a fight in the Trump administration some pause.
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I'm the last person to dip into Early Access, but I'm already itching for more Dead Cells.
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Itching for an Insta-worthy Halloween dessert that will make your party the talk of the meown?
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Yet New Zealanders are not ideologically divided, nor itching for the revolution to which Mr Peters points.
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I've been playing a few other games lately, but I find myself continually itching for more Prey.
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You're itching for freedom, and financial security will help you take risks without stressing out too much.
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If you're itching for more back art ... you can purchase the follicle photos as a calendHAIR here.
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If you've been itching for more flexibility, this will be when a change just needs to happen.
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After the success of Wonder Woman, moviegoers are itching for another female action hero to obsess over.
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If you've been itching for a vacation, this bonus may be all you need to get there.
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There's some fine print, but it's actually not too restricting if you're itching for a Scandinavian vacation.
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You're itching for freedom—make your needs known, but be open to compromise during this stressful day.
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"Cancers are really itching for freedom in their social life, aching to meet new people," says Annabel.
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The party's leader remains Mr. Maliki, who despite his checkered political past is itching for a comeback.
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Congressmen on each side assumed that the other side was angry, overbearing and itching for a fight.
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Three years ago, Peter Petracca was working as a consultant in New York, itching for a change.
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And in this case, it's a small but powerful group that has been itching for an exit.
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But the Trump administration is not ready to back down, and, in fact, seems itching for a scrap.
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I had just turned 25, moved into my first big-girl apartment, and was itching for something new.
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Cruz sensed—correctly—that the American electorate was itching for an outsider who would challenge the Washington establishment.
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Trump has told some advisers he's itching for the fight, believing it can provide him a political foil.
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There's something in your chest, in your blood, that wants out, something you can feel itching for release.
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The moon in aloof Aquarius clashes with rebel Uranus at 8:56 AM, and we're itching for freedom.
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But Republicans are itching for a vote now to get Democrats, notably the presidential contenders, on the record.
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Meanwhile, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu seems to be itching for a joint American-Israeli strike on Iran.
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Good news for Star Wars fans itching for some "Baby Yoda" toys: they're not too far, far away.
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A new migrant caravan is forming in Honduras, and the president is itching for the resulting political fight.
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Even with some of Trump's most trusted aides still itching for a vote, Ryan broke through to the President.
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Usually, when I shave, there's itching for weeks, but other than the immediate (and psychological) pain, it's been great.
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Rep. Frank Pallone is like many Democrats in the U.S. Congress: He's itching for a fight over net neutrality.
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The battery capacity of the newest Leaf is what its drivers have been itching for, along with quicker charging.
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Venus clashes with Uranus, finding you itching for change, and Venus enters Aquarius, bringing blessings to your financial life.
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But Cramer said to watch for reviews of Apple's next phone if you're itching for the next short opportunity.
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If his Twitter account is any indication of where his head is at, Trump is itching for a fight.
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Politicians understandably flinch, knowing that someone could film an embarrassing exchange, itching for video that can go viral online.
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But many Democrats, fearing a repeat of 2016's lengthy primary, are itching for Sanders to bow out soon.
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Still, if Jenner's outfit gives you an itching for new shoes, check out these heels you can actually walk in.
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If you already own a good computer and are itching for a second one, this is the machine for you.
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Watch, you can tell Justin was still itching for a fight -- but witnesses tell us no more punches were thrown.
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Is a person without a phone even a person, or just a collection of atoms itching for its electronic limb?
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And while most would prefer he again fight for the Democratic Party nomination, others are itching for an independent campaign.
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And if you're still itching for more, MoMA and LACMA also have a number of fascinating videos on the topic.
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Unexpected changes in your intimate relationships will take place thanks to Uranus's entry into Taurus—again, you're itching for freedom.
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The energy is nervous and irritable; you're itching for freedom, and being tied down or bored will stress you out.
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Still, the initial indicators we have look good for Clinton, who was itching for some good news for her campaign.
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You've had time to catch up on the Oscar nominees and winners and are now itching for summer show premieres.
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But they know that the nativist ideologues and white nationalists around Mr. Trump are itching for him to be merciless.
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And by the time Andra Day took the stage, viewers were likely itching for something, anything, to blow them away.
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That's what I can gather, at least from the handful endings I've discovered so far, and I'm itching for more.
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Which takes us to the third "push": the Iran hawks in the Trump administration who are itching for a fight.
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Jalopnik just posted a video that made the rounds over the weekend of the comprehensive walk-through we've been itching for.
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Still, if you're itching for a challenge, you'll find plenty of next-level options, from cannabis-leaf kimchi to infused pepperoni.
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And to be frank about it, I think the president has been itching for a meeting for a long time also.
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Some might be more adventurous, or start itching for something beyond white-glove service and five-star style, like I had.
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We were held to strict goals, and both of us were itching for a supplemental activity that exercised our creative sides.
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The president has been itching for someone like Ginsburg, who's 84, or Justice Anthony Kennedy, who's 81, to announce they're retiring.
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You're itching for freedom today, and it's a fantastic time to put energy toward any activist work you're taking part in.
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But for those itching for their hands — no matter how big — on the ornament, it's still up on Trump's campaign website.
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But Ocasio-Cortez's victory shows that voters were itching for change in one of the most diverse districts in the country.
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Uranus is very active this month, which means that everyone is itching for freedom, and this is especially true on Halloween.
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"We wanted to give Emma's hair a break from the blonde and she was itching for a change," Lee tells Refinery29.
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Ten years ago, Justin Kan and Emmett Shear had just sold their app company, Kiko, and were itching for another venture.
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Maybe she's also itching for a role in one of the upcoming Marvel movies, hence her catch-ups with new pal Renner?
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If we're lucky, the two countries will avoid a serious military escalation, even though administration hawks appear to be itching for one.
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But if you're still polishing up that Pokédex, hatchin' eggs and raiding every weekend, you're probably itching for a few more details.
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Trump's administration has been escalating tensions with Iran, leading to mounting concern on Capitol Hill that the administration is itching for war.
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That's right, lucky diners in Pomeroy, OH, and Spencer, WV, can visit the golden arches when they're itching for a pizza pie.
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Itching for the feel of summer, I opted for the Tree Skippers, which are a modern twist on the classic boat shoe.
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With time running out—and with no campaign promise more important than the border wall—the president is itching for a fight.
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Add a second coat of mascara, and if you're itching for a third, apply it to the outer lashes only, she said.
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"Twitter addicts take on this kind of nervous, paranoid, cranky quality, sort of itching for a fight," Lanier said in an interview.
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This summer was my seventh on the island, and I was itching for a proper tour of the African-American Oak Bluffs.
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For all of you who've been itching for nearly a year to tell us we've got it all wrong, now's your shot.
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If you're among the many progressive Democrats who've been itching for Trump's impeachment over the past year, yesterday was a watershed moment.
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Gamers who prefer computers over consoles have been itching for Red Dead Redemption 23 on PC. While we wait for that Nov.
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Although the Green leadership is itching for office, its voter base, especially in Vienna, is wary of teaming up with Mr Kurz.
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And if you're itching for a piece of Hamilton history, try the "Hamilton" lottery, because his home in Upper Manhattan is closed.
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Taylor Fritz, meantime, will return to California, itching for more center courts, more Grand Slam tournaments, more matches against the very best.
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And by the end of the film, you're itching for Lex Luthor's death, but not because he's some kind of grand villain.
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With over 22004 million registered users, it's obvious that you're not the only one who was itching for some sort of middle ground.
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After the valet got slammed into a monitor, another guy stepped in to separate them ... but Faizon was still itching for a fight.
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The electric colors simply won't show up in dark locks — which is a bummer for brunettes itching for a shot at rainbow hair.
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And he warned, given the stock's run as of late, that the Apple bears are itching for an announcement that's a let down.
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Sweet, sexy Venus clashes with one of your planetary rulers, Uranus, on August 24, bringing you surprises and finding you itching for freedom.
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Konnichiwa may have dropped less than a month ago but if you were itching for more Skepta then this should satiate your thirst.
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But some radicals are itching for trouble, including on October 16th when the Legislative Council will meet for the first time since July.
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Slack introduced dark mode to mobile back in March, and many of us have been itching for a desktop version for months now.
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But as the provocations of black-shirted protesters mounted, it was clear that by the weekend plenty of officers were itching for revenge.
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For all you romantics out there itching for more To All The Boys I've Loved Before, the promised sequel is still a ways off.
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After reading only a few sentences of her intelligent prose (and that dialogue!), you'll be itching for her next novel, whenever it should come.
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So if you're itching for a resolution to latch onto this New Year's, it seems there's a pretty good one ripe for the taking.
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"You might find that your ear has been itching for months; and you've used several types of drops and it persists," says Dr. Showalter.
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The sun clashes with unruly Uranus on January 18, and Mercury does the same on January 23—we are all collectively itching for freedom.
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But if you're already a fan of the series and are itching for more, Mandatory Happiness is a great way to get your fix.
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You're itching for freedom—if you've been stuck in a cycle with someone, you will be so ready to break free at this time!
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And, while Trump had largely stayed silent this week, it's clear that he's still itching for a very public fight with the special counsel.
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In the end, while there were thousands of heavily armed people in the protest itching for a fight, they just couldn't find an enemy.
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Suddenly, everyone was itching for more celebrity hairstylist creations to make us feel like the 1% — without spending the big bucks like a star would.
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Wow, I mean, if you were really itching for something and nothing else was possible and you were in a kinky mood, sure, why not?
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As much as Taurus season finds you coming together with lovers, friends, and creative collaborators, you'll also find yourself itching for freedom, adventure, and risk.
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You'll be itching for more freedom, but still have the support you crave while you try a new thing or go off on your own.
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I'm sure at some point along the journey our investors will be itching for liquidity, but as it stands right now, everyone is really [focused].
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Over time, the market for appliances has become increasingly competitive, with players ranging from J.C. Penney to Best Buy to Amazon itching for a share.
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Without the "I-word" attached, the essential all-caps chyron was missing; it's no wonder that cable news was itching for something else to cover.
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"Honestly, you look at the guys that are here, it's guys that are really itching for an opportunity, a chance to prove themselves," Harris said.
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But that's the implicit suggestion behind the phrase "flaunts her baby bump" — that the rest of us are just itching for one of our own.
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Americans are fed up with feeling that the system is rigged against them — to coin a phrase — and itching for leaders who will unrig it.
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Most teenagers — including Kate Hudson herself, when she was that age — are itching for the day when they can finally legally drive on their own.
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And Freedom Caucus members appear to be itching for a fight and might make demands about immigration or military spending in exchange for their votes.
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Well, the ending leaves me itching for a Thanos prequel instead of the next Avengers or even Captain Marvel — which will undoubtedly undo this unhappy ending.
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Google still has Tag Heuer on its side and the brand new Connected Modular 45 for people itching for drop $1,600 on an Android Wear device.
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Jussie Smollett getting off scot-free is bad news for R. Kelly, because prosecutors might be itching for a big win ... so worries the singer's lawyer.
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You're itching for freedom, and anyone who tries to speak for you, put words in your mouth, or control your schedule will need to step aside!
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You're likely itching for a makeover right now, but don't do it: Wait until Venus goes direct on April 15 before you make any permanent changes.
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The selling was sparked by stronger economic data, but the market has been itching for a move higher in yields, which rise as bond prices fall.
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I'm itching for another survival game of its ilk, especially since my marathon sessions of Don't Starve have gotten to be a fond but distant memory.
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In other words, it's fair to say that the last thing the world was itching for in 2019 was another speculative account of Hoffa's final days.
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But after two years of tiny windows, brick wall, and zero separation of living spaces, the couple got tired of it and started itching for something new.
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The worst part about buying a cup of coffee every morning is waiting in line with dozens of other cranky commuters itching for a fix of caffeine.
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If you've caught up on Narcos: Mexico and are itching for more organized-crime stories, Netflix has the cure for you in its latest series, Bad Blood.
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So if you're itching for a giant board game, or just think regular Connect Four is far too small, here is everything you need to get started.
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If you're already itching for more Equity, we have a feeling next week will be another heavy news week with Pinterest and Zoom's IPO on the docket.
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They're a blank canvas itching for you to splatter paint, if you will, any kind of outfit around it (no seriously, a black dress goes with anything).
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The US drafted Article 9, of course, but now with North Korea being so volatile, are they—is Trump—itching for more armed support in the region?
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But I had been itching for a heftier story and have always had an interest in reporting about Muslim communities, so I volunteered to look into it.
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Venus squares off with Uranus on March 226, and people are itching for freedom—unexpected instability arrives, especially in your social life, but also in your finances.
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You'll also be itching for freedom at this time, so don't be surprised if you're asking for space, despite all the sexy Leo energy in the air!
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Temtem, which entered early access on Steam last week, seems laser targeted towards hardcore and casual fans that are itching for something that feels familiar but new.
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Republicans knew they would be turned away, but were itching for a big public showdown with Democrats and eager to show Trump they are fighting for him.
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Following the girl group's killer performance at Hunter Morgan's (Chad James Buchanan) house in the premiere episode, Star (Jude DeMorest) is itching for another chance in the spotlight.
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The Palm Pilot itself was starting to get played out by 2003, and gamers were itching for a portable game system with higher-resolution than the Game Boy.
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But Wall Street might be lowballing Apple's wide base of existing iPhone users who are itching for an upgrade, Arcuri told CNBC's "Squawk on the Street " on Monday.
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If you're itching for more 'pool after seeing the movie, here's your guide to his comics canon — and which stories to read while you await the inevitable sequel.
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Seems like Nate Diaz is itching for a fight ... because he got in the middle of ANOTHER brawl at an MMA event and TMZ Sports has the video.
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The Mar-a-Lago summit beginning today between President Trump and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe brings together two leaders mired in scandal — and itching for political wins.
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Type "HQ Trivia" into Google, and "HQ Trivia android" is the very first auto-suggest… so, clearly, plenty of people are itching for it to go cross-platform.
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If you've been itching for a vacation but you're afraid of breaking the bank, you may have the rare chance to jet across the world for unheard-of prices.
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That couldn't have gone over well for people like Trump's super-hawk national security adviser John Bolton, who's not so coincidentally been itching for a war with Iran forever.
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Capricorn and Saturn, its planetary ruler, have an energy that's all about dependability… but you will find yourself itching for freedom as Uranus ends its retrograde on January 6.
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My younger sister had just had a baby...My mother was itching for more grandkids, my other siblings for nieces and nephews, and after all, I was the oldest.
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The Moon enters sensible, practical Earth sign Capricorn at 2:42 PM, before the Sun clashes with Uranus at 3:44 PM, finding people itching for change and freedom.
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Meanwhile, Mr. Blankfein's longtime deputy, a take-no-prisoners trading executive, Gary D. Cohn, was itching for the top job, arguing the need for a new generation of talent.
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Unexpected drama in your love life and creative life is sure to bubble to the surface, and you're itching for freedom—not just creative freedom, but romantic freedom, too.
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Students aren't the only ones itching for summer break, as evidenced by one North Carolina high school receptionist's stunning rendition of "At Last" over the intercom that has gone viral.
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This is a particularly volatile time for our bank accounts, as a new year has us itching for a fresh start on all aspects of our lives, our wardrobes included.
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This will bring up directions to local Pokemon Go PokeStops if you need more eggs or potions and to PokeGyms if you've got some evolved Pokemon itching for a fight.
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If you've finished watching Stranger Things season 2 and are itching for a new show to satisfy that urge for enigmatic brain twisters, Netflix has just dropped its newest import.
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Simon Pegg wanted to go incognito for his cameo in the film Frequent J.J. Abrams collaborator Simon Pegg was itching for a part – any part – on his pal's new film.
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For those parents with kids who could not give a shit about the Bubble Guppies or other educational shows on Nickelodeon, they're probably itching for something a little more challenging.
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The constant traffic of patrons itching for a slice has also gotten on the nerves of another resident...his neighbor's dog, who apparently can't stop barking at the new visitors.
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Fans will have to wait until Thursday's premiere to find out exactly who is coming back, though there is some good news for those itching for more from the premiere.
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With as many people as I saw itching for a dancehall revival of sorts in the city and beyond, it's quite possible we might come full circle on this one.
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By the middle of the bridge — "Don't stop dreamin', don't stop believin'" — you may be itching for some big, purgative blast to wake you up, and wash away the cliché.
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Biden's victory in South Carolina triggered a thinning of the moderate field, setting up a showdown that the Sanders campaign has been itching for since early on in the campaign.
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PSA for Food Network enthusiasts: If you've been itching for new pots and pans but aren't trying to dish out hundreds on a fancy set, we have news for you.
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The very next day after Charlottesville, some were trying to cloak the liberal riot-starters who showed up itching for a confrontation by portraying them as a force for good.
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Some of those social-media threads forecasting Mueller's pre-Christmas firing went further, envisioning street protests that would prompt a brutal response from government forces just itching for the chance.
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Investors have been itching for Kraft Heinz to make its next bid, with many suspecting that its target might be Mondelez, an American snack company that split from Kraft in 2012.
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Interpersonal relationships have never come easily (Stella, like author Hoang, has Asperger's syndrome) but her parents are itching for grandchildren, and she decides it's time to figure out the dating world.
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If you feel an ounce of what I feel – like you are just itching for the universe to shift and the violence to cease – I encourage you to do the following.
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Yada yada yada: The shark attacks, and she and her maimed thigh are stranded on a dead whale, then a buoy rusty enough to leave you itching for a tetanus shot.
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Here they involve touchy gang chieftains itching for war, equally quarrelsome police officials squabbling over jurisdiction and one especially "ruthless, rapacious, hands-on, determined" banker trafficking in fishy offshore shell companies.
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"I don't know what I would do, without you/ I don't know where I would be, without..." she sings before the video cuts off there, likely leaving her fans itching for more.
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But Pelosi has been in power for a long time (she was first elected speaker in 2007), and it's well known that some younger Democratic House members are itching for new leadership.
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The seven-episode series, based on Liane Moriarty's novel of the same name, had fans itching for the reveal of the show's murder victim, but knowing who's dead didn't satisfy every fan.
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Once the movie punishes the Mansonites for ruining the '60s, it's a supremely one-sided fight, the fantasy of every would-be tough guy secretly itching for someone to try something, anything.
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So, other than a nice fat paycheck for Talulah, what does this mean for Angela as a character on the series, which wrapped in December and left us all itching for more?
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Hard-liners in the U.S. and Iran have been emboldened by the attacks in the Gulf of Oman, with each side able to argue that a longtime adversary is itching for war.
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It's the Euros, the next iterations of Pro Evolution and FIFA are weeks away yet, and you're itching for a new kicking simulator to kill time between matches proper over in France.
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At one point, the President was itching for a show trial, along with witnesses that could tar Biden over claims that he and his son Hunter were guilty of corruption in Ukraine.
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As of now, Democrats are largely waiting to see what Republicans can produce, but there is a serious undercurrent itching for a fight inside the party and its activist base, aides say.
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And, like always, Nintendo, Disney, and others have stolen the show by dropping release dates of games we have been itching for: Games like Kingdom Hearts 3, Fallout 76, and Super Smash Bros.
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Democratic moviegoers are itching for celebs to get political at this year's Academy Awards, while Republican film fanatics could do without a single acceptance speech from award winners, according to a new poll.
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Robinson likely knows the identity of Uber A now (especially because, cough cough, HE'S TOTALLY PLAYING UBER A) but if you're itching for answers, they might be somewhere in Robinson's deep cut interviews.
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But with this app, you could have a convenient way to make a quick buck from someone itching for some extra leg room, or a chance to make your flight experience more pleasant.
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"National Democrats are itching for a fight that will embarrass President Trump," said Steven Law, who runs the main group backing Mr. Strange, the Senate Leadership Fund, which has been blanketing Alabama's airwaves.
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Schumer goads Trump The standoff means Trump will be left in limbo over his holiday break at his Florida resort, itching for a Senate trial that is all but certain to acquit him.
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So next time the elements have you itching for a good ol' fashioned night in, try a pair of the 15 flannel pajamas ahead, and finally master cold weather hygee once and for all.
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I know Apocalypse goes in the opposite direction, but after a summer where the superhero-to-film-reel ratio is far too high, I'm itching for a movie that tries to keep things small.
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Not to burst your shiny soap bubble, but if the trendy look has you itching for a salon date with a bottle of peroxide ASAP, you might want to stop and consider the consequences.
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All the while, the game's fan-base is itching for more features and creating a lively third-party ecosystem of apps (they've already found a way round the latest restrictions on pokémon-tracking maps).
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Those of you who are itching for an even bigger screen should just scroll right on ahead to the next slide where we talk about the equally good — though slightly unwieldy — iPhone XS Max.
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The sun opposes Uranus on October 23 as well, which will find you itching for freedom—Uranus is in the rebel of the zodiac and you're all about doing your own thing right now.
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Attendees itching for sugar however, were presented with a much more interesting option: the art-meets-candy store booth by Irena Haiduk of Kavi Gupta Gallery, part of the Kabinett section of the fair.
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Putin probably isn't itching for a direct military confrontation with you -- he just wants the US to stay out of the way and knows our troops aren't authorized to fight him or the regime.
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While Republicans have been itching for seven years to dismantle Democratic former President Barack Obama's signature domestic policy achievement, the party has failed to coalesce behind the plan put forth by House Republican leaders.
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Now, Cruz says he's itching for a fight real bad -- and hopes to be cleared by a doctor in next few months so he can book a fight before the end of the year.
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But in 2017 we're itching for something warmer...Tapping into the monochromatic makeup trend, shadow shades like rich terracotta and shimmery brown make for a sultry look that feels fresh and polished right now. Bonus?
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The impending arrival of Metroid: Samus Returns had me itching for a Metroid-style game, but honesty, I'd rather play everything on my Switch these days, and I wasn't even sure where my 3DS was.
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Whether you're itching for a major change or aiming to climb the ranks in your current field, dressing the part is a piece of the pie; you work your best when you feel your best.
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While Republicans have been itching for seven years to dismantle Democratic former President Barack Obama's signature domestic policy achievement, the party has failed to coalesce behind the plan unveiled on Monday by House Republican leaders.
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If the shift to cooler temps and the arrival of crunchy leaves has you feeling some kinda way, and you've been itching for a wardrobe update, then here's a deal you won't want to miss.
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If you're itching for the good ol' days of Polaroid cameras and instant film, you have a couple of options: Buy an old Polaroid camera and get some Polaroid Originals Type-21.5 film for it.
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But as leadership continues to stall on the issue, members, especially those from purple districts with a lot of Hispanic constituents, are itching for action on the issue — or at least the appearance of action.
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The one thing we agreed on is that it's been a minute since Skepta dropped a music video ("Topboy", released officially on the Noisey YouTube channel) and we're itching for another one to be released soon.
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If you missed out on Black Friday's robot vacuum deals and have been itching for Prime Day for that exact reason, it's your time to shine: The WiFi enabled iRobot Roomba 671 is over $100 off.
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There are many of us out there itching for a canine companion, but can't quite take it on due to work commitments, our tiny, inner-city living quarters or the fact we can't afford dog food.
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Fans of the series have been itching for a new Spyro adventure, and Spyro Reignited Trilogy should scratch that itch for long-time players as it follows in the remaster footsteps of the Crash Bandicoot series.
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For now, Democrats are largely waiting to see what Republicans can produce ahead of the Friday deadline, but there is a serious undercurrent itching for a fight inside the party and its activist base, aides say.
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But, when the hot weather hits, I find myself itching for an SPF version, which not only shaves a few seconds off my morning routine, but also turns pretty much any product into a skin-protecting shield.
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A weekend doesn't go by where someone in the country picks "Since U Been Gone" as their karoke song, but there's good news for the Kelly Clarkson stans who are itching for a different tune to sing.
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"Johnny Cueto was etched all over my frontal lobe," Maddon said of the San Francisco Giants pitcher who was itching for another shot at the Cubs in a win-or-go-home game back at Wrigley Field.
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Expect to be surprised by your partners on September 12, when Venus opposes Uranus—people are itching for freedom and change (especially you, even though you famously despise change), and an experimental mood is in the air.
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In the days leading up to the 142nd running of the Preakness, however, the two colts have been spoken of as boxers, and the humans around the more bloodied one, Classic Empire, are itching for a rematch.
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Into this mix — "a pair of pale-faced rockers itching for a fix, a trio of black kids still trying to figure out why they were there" — enters the producer Rick Rubin: hip-hop's unlikely poster child.
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The CBC is weighing whether to send a letter to Perez listing their grievances with his leadership, according to multiple sources with direct knowledge, and a growing number of black lawmakers are itching for Perez's ouster after Iowa.
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Her parents are itching for grandchildren, but interpersonal relationships have never come easily to Lane (she, like author Hoang, has Asperger's syndrome) so she decides to call in a pro to help as she navigates the dating world.
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We're not sure about you, but ever since we got a taste of that sweet, sweet dragon combat in Game of Thrones episode 4, "The Spoils of War," we can't stop itching for more fire and blood action.
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Gift Card, $50, available at BackdropWhether they're moving into a new place together or have been itching for a change in their current home, this next phase of their life is a good excuse for a color upgrade.
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The attacks in the Gulf of Oman this past week, in which two tankers were crippled, embolden the hard-liners in Washington and Tehran, each able to argue their longtime adversary is itching for war, our reporters explain.
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Another complexity is that while many Trump critics seem to be itching for a Giuliani indictment, charging him with a FARA violation could undercut the notion that he was working for Trump in any dealings related to Ukraine.
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The hit Ryan Murphy series, set to return in September, released a brand new promo from the much-anticipated season 2 on Wednesday night – and while it doesn't reveal much, it's just enough to get us itching for more.
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Whether you're a beer snob itching for a new brew or a DIYer who likes the idea of not having to leave the house, the SUB is a great way to try new flavors and simultaneously support local breweries.
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Now that the battle for Mosul has started, Mr. Erdogan has given a number of incendiary speeches in which he has seemed to suggest that he is itching for the Turkish military to become directly involved in the fighting.
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As much as you crave security, you're also really itching for freedom (especially mid-month with all this electric Uranus activity in the air)—freedom from your past, family expectations, and even your own long-held expectations of yourself.
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I think the president is itching for something against them ... I don't think he'll call [ECB President Mario] Draghi a bonehead because he wants our Fed chief to do exactly what Draghi is doing and just stay in step.
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Mr. Coster-Waldau, who was itching for a chance to shoot a big action sequence, spoke in a telephone interview on Monday about what it was like behind the scenes, and what questions Jaime will face if he survives.
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That bohemian air, and his devotion to recent work as a player, have excited those who have been itching for change here — a change that they frequently articulate as a return to the heady excitement of the Mortier era.
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But even then, Mr. Christie sounded like a man itching for a fight: Having briefly returned to New Jersey during a blizzard, he took a lateral swipe at Senator Marco Rubio of Florida for having joked about the heavy snowfall.
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Ever since Porsha Williams joked to her that Kandi Burruss might "still be in [the closet]," The Real Housewives of Atlanta's resident pot-stirrer Shereé Whitfield has been itching for her moment to bring the rumor out in the open.
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You'll be itching for freedom, so leave your lover at home if you want to mingle at a party—this isn't necessarily about meeting new romantic partners, but feeling free from any friends or lovers you need to babysit at events.
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The moon enters fire sign Aries at 12:46 AM, and we're in an impulsive mood as it opposes action planet Mars at 11:43 AM. Lovely Venus opposes wildcard Uranus at 6:06 PM, and we're itching for freedom.
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Even still, in a few weeks you'll find great deals on gently used versions of the iPhone X. So, if you're itching for a new phone and don't know what to get, just sit tight for a couple more weeks.
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"There certainly is something about Trump's chip-on-the-shoulder attitude that makes it seem like he's itching for a potential long-term fight with the bureaucracy, rather than something he works to develop a smooth relationship with," he said.
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In the live-streaming Facebook video Luckey made of the event, you can see him itching for the Rift to be unpacked, eagerly helping Martin with the box, and then with headset's straps so he can try it on for the first time.
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Though, if you're desperately itching for another window into the man born Steve Ellison's psyche, he's already been up to plenty this year between his film Kuso, a score for a Blade Runner short film, production work on Thundercat's album, among other things.
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Short for "social justice warrior," what once was an insult reserved for those so itching for a morality fight that they'd be willing to attack those on their own side, is now just a catch all term for anyone opposing a conservative ideology.
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The attacks this week on two tankers in the gulf, instantly attributed to Iran by Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and then President Trump, emboldens the hard-liners in both countries, each able to argue their longtime adversary is itching for war.
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President Trump's allies have been itching for months for him to fire Attorney General Jeff Sessions, failing to acknowledge that it's Sessions, arguably even more than Trump, who has shaped much of the anti-immigrant, anti-LGBT domestic policy agenda that the Republican base loves.
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Trump remains stubborn about his border wall; the Koch network is ready to retaliate against any Republican who passes a spending bill not to its liking; and don't forget those fractious House conservatives itching for a public fight to show they are still relevant.
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The moderate government currently in power in Tehran – which had launched an aggressive crackdown on the most corrupt, anti-Western conservatives and restrained the hawks itching for conflict with the United States – will be sidelined even further as the voices demanding revenge gain considerable influence.
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Republicans who will take command of the Senate and House as the 115th Congress convenes on Tuesday have long been itching for a chance to do it their way, constantly grousing that President Obama and Congressional Democrats held back American progress and economic growth.
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The show's second season is sticking to its strengths with new, bloodthirsty characters, a plot involving the trial of the century, and the yakuza (or a group that says it's the yakuza), Irish gangsters, and violent bikers itching for a gorgeous fight scene or three.
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If you're itching for even more pumpkin spice in your life, Starbucks has introduced a brand new pumpkin cream cold brew — its first pumpkin-flavored coffee drink in more than a decade — and brought back its iconic pumpkin spice latte along with various fall-flavored treats.
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Whether it's because Millennials have become disillusioned by the excesses of designer luxury or they're just itching for a way to shop that's different from how they've always done it, this generation is particularly drawn to online-first, direct-to-consumer companies like moths to a flame.
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The moon enters grounded and thoughtful earth sign Virgo at 9:20 AM, but we're in a thrill-seeking mood as Venus clashes with Uranus at 5:49 AM. We're itching for freedom, and the old ways of doing things just don't appeal to us anymore!
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And so Radinsky spent three years taking advantage of baseball's most renowned pitchers' park and itching for tense, high-leverage situations to hammer through—and, as a 1997 Sports Illustrated profile reveals, getting Mike Piazza to psyche him up through strategic use of Angry Samoans lyrics.
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Those members of the House of Representatives are all members of the hard-right Freedom Caucus who have been itching for a fight over the border wall before Republicans lose their majority at the end of this Congress, with the exception of Gaetz, who is a staunch Trump ally.
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Trump closes in on tax win The Republican party has been itching for a legislative win for 10 long months since President Trump took office, and the Senate is expected to head toward a vote on a sweeping reform of the tax code by the end of the week.
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While he may have been itching for a repeat of your meeting in Helsinki -- it could have been a chance for him to score points at home when his domestic approval ratings are falling -- you citing Ukraine as the reason for canceling your meeting doesn't hold a lot of water.
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Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-CortezAlexandria Ocasio-CortezOmar says US should reconsider aid to Israel Pro-Trump Republican immigrant to challenge Dem lawmaker who flipped Michigan seat 3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 MORE's mother says she's itching for the New York Democrat to take on another role: wife.
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The Moon, in Cancer, connects with lucky planet Jupiter at 6:08 AM. Uranus, the planet of invention and innovation, ends its retrograde at 7:23 AM. The Moon opposes Pluto at 8:44 AM, stirring up control issues, and it clashes with Uranus at 5:47 PM, finding us itching for freedom.
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Beyond those cord-cutting out of frugality, there's an entirely different market composed of those who want the flexibility of a modern streaming service, but are still itching for something that better resembles cable TV. That's where Sling TV's pitch comes in, with offers of the "best of cable" and live sports via ESPN.
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" And, as CNN's Kevin Liptak, Jim Acosta and Vivian Salama reported Monday morning: "Aides say Trump is itching for the guidelines to be eased at the end of the 15-day period, but realistically there are few health experts who think that's enough time to know whether the measures he announced last week will suffice.
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If you're itching for some '80s-inspired nostalgia in the meantime, check out this Star Wars fan film from independent studio Blood Brother Cinema Co. The nine-minute short film, called Rebel Scum, shows a meeting between a downed Rebel pilot and an injured member of the Galactic Empire after they cross paths on everyone's favorite icy war zone.
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Unlike North Korea's Kim Jong Un, President Rouhani is a true moderate: He has publicly supported Iranians protesting corruption and repression; he has sidelined conservatives itching for war with the United States; his government has launched a sweeping anti-corruption campaign that has sapped the power and influence of the most hardline, anti-American elements in Iran.
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With a small but vocal segment of her caucus and much of the party's base itching for impeachment for the past several months, Pelosi has to decide whether House Democrats should continue with a full-fledged investigation of President Donald Trump's ties to Russia or move on to other parts of the Democratic agenda, like health care.
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The show has never quite known what to do with Oberyn Martell's shrewd paramour, and in George R. R. Martin's novels she's much less of a presence, let alone a puppet-master; while the Sand Snakes are itching for war with the Lannisters, the book version of Ellaria hopes to see an end to the conflict and a quiet life for her daughters.
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Just seeing them in the same frame already has me itching for a reenactment of this iconic scene: Or, at the very least, this one (which Law previously told People is the scene that most gets him recognized on the street this time of year): If you want to feel decidedly un-merry, however, then these theories about the movie will do the trick.
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When seasons change and you find yourself itching for a new frock or two, you can go one of a few routes: log onto that aspirational designer website and start compiling your wish list, crossing your fingers that the objects of your sartorial lust will stick around until sale season; or turn to your closet and see what you can repurpose to satisfy your urge for newness.
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Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden Sanders leads Democratic field in Colorado poll MORE, a rising star of the Democratic Party, made clear Wednesday she is itching for a fight over President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's next Supreme Court nominee – at least if it comes from the list of nominees already being floated.
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