To make a comeback, Apple needs a visionary CEO To make a comeback, Apple needs a visionary CEO.
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WASHINGTON — Maybe the "Carlzner" shirts will make a comeback.
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And now Jerry Brown was looking to make a comeback.
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Just a year later, he's trying to make a comeback.
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We would love for the show to make a comeback.
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If those make a comeback, I'm putting my foot down.
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Watch the Lord make a comeback in the clip below.
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And it was time to make a comeback, dang it!
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Camila Cabello knows what it means to make a comeback.
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"They may make a comeback pretty soon," Mr. Rubio said.
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I think Google Glass is going to make a comeback.
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Surely Weinstein doesn't think he could make a comeback too?
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But he's making good progress, determined to make a comeback.
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But first, common ground will have to make a comeback.
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However, the unlimited plan looks set to make a comeback.
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Determined to make a comeback, Crawford builds her own vehicle.
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Playmakers of Mr Bacon's stamp will surely make a comeback.
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Cryptocurrency ads will be allowed to make a comeback on Facebook.
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In October, Cook said he thought Apple could make a comeback.
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Well, L.A. Reid is looking to make a comeback in music.
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In order to make a comeback, you have to go away.
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Do you think the jheri curl will ever make a comeback?
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It isn't unheard of for old technology to make a comeback.
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But in 2013, the baggy booties started to make a comeback.
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PHIL FALCONE BREAKING HIS SILENCE AND TRYING TO MAKE A COMEBACK.
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It's not just Warren calling for OTA to make a comeback.
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MTV's The Real World is set to make a comeback — on Facebook.
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Now, it hopes to make a comeback by... making things extra complicated.
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After the election I believe the drug stocks will make a comeback.
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To see it make a comeback in 2016 was a pure joy.
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It looks like Geoffrey the Giraffe is about to make a comeback.
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But he clearly is dying to make a comeback, no matter what.
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But it seems ultra-longhaul flights are ready to make a comeback.
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Sometimes they don't fall off; sometimes they do and make a comeback.
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Short story long, she thinks Nicki will make a comeback ... one day.
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On Tennis MELBOURNE, Australia — One fine match does not make a comeback.
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Flip it and reverse it Is the Razr about to make a comeback?
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Believe it or not, the baggy jean is about to make a comeback.
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When he becomes president, the word "Christmas" would make a comeback, Trump promised.
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The U.S. could make a comeback by testing passenger drones with emergency services.
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The group disbanded in 2004, but decided to make a comeback in 2012.
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After losing last year, New York's Bravest are looking to make a comeback.
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We've already seen two major summertime Frap faves make a comeback this season.
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But in the past decade or two, records started to make a comeback.
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There are growing concerns that whoever wins, the military will make a comeback.
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Intel isn't the only Dow name in correction that could make a comeback.
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"He thinks he's going to get through this and then make a comeback."
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Here's How You Make A Comeback On Wall Street — The Michael Milken Story
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The pendulum swings — and American adventurism may well make a comeback with my successor.
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But Merritt is poised to make a comeback this year at the Rio Games.
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The eyeball cover is gone for now, but it might make a comeback someday.
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You can expect grey-area practices like zero rating to make a comeback, though.
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Who would have thought that New York would make a comeback in American politics?
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"Did life start and then get obliterated and then make a comeback?" he said.
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The existence of the vials raised another chilling possibility: Could smallpox make a comeback?
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Wilkes-Barre is still waiting for coal to make a comeback, for Christ's sake.
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Are they going to be punished, are they going to make a comeback, etc.
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Oh, and guess who else is due to make a comeback in the novella?
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And when bad air days make a comeback, we'll know exactly whom to blame.
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"Now FedEx can make a comeback, and its stock was actually down" almost 2%.
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And could they ever follow vinyl's path and make a comeback in today's world?
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Former NFL wide receiver Antonio Brown appears to be trying to make a comeback.
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Quaid also opened up about working with Lohan, who he hopes will make a comeback.
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But should the current turmoil persist, the National Team could make a comeback this year.
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So why have hedge funds underperformed and how do they plan to make a comeback?
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"He also said, "Fat shaming doesn't need to end it needs to make a comeback.
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Rick Saccone is looking to make a comeback after his disappointing defeat to now-Rep.
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With 5G data and cameras pumping out huge files, expandable memory could make a comeback.
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Jingles, Bendayan agrees, can make a comeback by returning advertising to a less duplicitous time.
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Tim Pawlenty is trying to make a comeback after eight years away from the office.
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He's also got something to say about whether Tekashi can make a comeback or not.
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This is not the first time Mr. Monserrate, 279, has tried to make a comeback.
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He's now trying to make a comeback in another House district that's more solidly Republican.
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If she is going to make a comeback, she needs a pithy positive case too.
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The rude diner closed down in late 2015, but it plans to make a comeback.
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Now tech, from social media to artificial intelligence (AI), may help organised labour make a comeback.
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ISIS is still not defeated, and Trump's policies in Syria might help it make a comeback.
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Similarly, reducing prevention efforts would mean the epidemic could make a comeback in sub-Saharan Africa.
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Who knows, perhaps one day dial-up modems and flip phones will make a comeback, too.
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The trends were big, bold, and destined to make a comeback... and that comeback is now.
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Adding to the uncertainty is a chance that Somali piracy will make a comeback in 2016.
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And by the look of his stubble, the beard is also trying to make a comeback.
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"I'm rehabbing for that, trying to make a comeback before the season ends," Conner, 4973, said.
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If Abramoff was ever going to make a comeback, this is the time to do it.
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So you're not worried that fascism will make a comeback and settle in the US, then?
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This is not the first 90s soda to make a comeback based on nostalgic consumer demand.
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True, Bernie Sanders could make a comeback, but it would need to be a big one.
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Should the Rajapaksas make a comeback, they may suffer from new flaws as well as old.
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Many brokers say that as inventory has declined, they are seeing bully offers make a comeback.
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But one thing is a near certainty: long, atmospheric intros are unlikely to make a comeback. ■
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"It's not going to make a comeback," Mr. Bentley said of coal mining in central Appalachia.
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Do you think your favorite toy from the past will make a comeback any time soon?
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Although, cargos have some serious storage space and deserve the chance to make a comeback haha.
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Trapped in his mask as a winner, Trump can't adopt the best guise to make a comeback.
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Still, I strongly doubt that VHS players will make a comeback, the way that vinyl records have.
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Lochte says his goal to make a comeback next summer during the 2020 Summer Olympics in Tokyo.
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Newer, sleeker race cars are outpacing him on the track, and he's desperate to make a comeback.
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I think a lot of people feel there is still hope for her to make a comeback.
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Cambridge Analytica won't be revived despite concerns it could make a comeback (Bloomberg) View the discussion thread.
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Stoudemire, who turns 37 in November, had hoped to make a comeback in the NBA this season.
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The pandemonium has been exploited by Russia and opens the door for ISIS to make a comeback.
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And with the launch of his new company Heliogen, it seems the technology could make a comeback.
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Spacey's still being investigated for sexual assault elsewhere, but it's clear he's eager to make a comeback.
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Here are just a few examples: Degenerate former Congressman Anthony Weiner is trying to make a comeback.
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Can a former-favorite clothing company successfully make a comeback after years of falling out of fashion?
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There is time for Trump to make a comeback — or for Clinton to widen her current advantage.
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But as much as styles change, some items remain just as popular or even make a comeback.
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Considering all of that, the big question surrounding Harris is not whether she can make a comeback.
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Now, that company, HQ, is trying to make a comeback with new games and a subscription service.
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Hunter is here to make a comeback from his injury that cost him a final on Dirty 30.
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In December, oversold markets have struggled to make a comeback, suggesting that investors are worried about something bigger.
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So it seems fitting that the resort which helped inspire the movie is poised to make a comeback.
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But experts say there's no better time than now to revisit your career goals and make a comeback.
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Maybe she succumbed to pressure, or maybe it's a sign Dark Betty is about to make a comeback.
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Bitcoin's failure to make a comeback amidst the global turmoil has been a warning sign for one researcher.
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And there's also good evidence that when confidence in vaccines flags, vaccine-preventable diseases can make a comeback.
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Chokers, clogs, high-waisted pants — even the trends we swore we'd never wear again always make a comeback.
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The company seeks to make a comeback from stumbles like a mobile app redesign that failed to impress.
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That would reduce its excessive reliance on conventional advertising, which Sir Martin believed would surely make a comeback.
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The fireworks show will get an update and the Pixar Play Parade will make a comeback as well.
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Developing markets, not the U.S. These are how Snapchat will make a comeback, according to CEO Evan Spiegel .
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"We believe last week's dovish Fed outcome opened up the path for" multinationals to make a comeback vs.
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Will Republicans continue their turn toward a coarse populism, or will a more traditional conservatism make a comeback?
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A self-declared government that the GNA displaced in the capital has recently tried to make a comeback.
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Fallon then asked if Clarke's character Daenerys Targaryen will make a comeback in the new show at all.
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Here are some of the best fashion trends from the '90s that we wish would make a comeback.
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The film's shoulder pads are a blast from the past, but maybe they'll make a comeback by November.
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"Godless" Every few years, it seems, someone asks whether it's time for the western to make a comeback.
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Market players, however, expect the curbs to make a comeback as early as next month on weakening demand.
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Bison have started to make a comeback in the region, replacing cattle, which were brought by European settlers.
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Criss, however, has no doubt Sin City will make a comeback ... when the time is right, of course.
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Meanwhile, the rare tule elk has been reintroduced at Point Reyes, and is starting to make a comeback.
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Andrew McOrmond, managing director of ETF trading solutions at WallachBeth Capital, agreed that gold will make a comeback.
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Since the primary and caucus system has taken hold, no politician has ever really tried to make a comeback.
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He said rising capacity utilization, rising wages, slowing supplier deliver times are all signs inflation could make a comeback.
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This, coupled with his DUI arrest in May 2017, left many wondering if he would ever make a comeback.
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And so we get to today, which really is the perfect time for Diamond Head to make a comeback.
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Bapis does have one sector pick that could make a comeback after being beaten down harder than its peers.
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But around 0003, vinyl started to make a comeback, and now prices for certain rare editions are sky high.
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If the UK wants to make a comeback in the industry, it needs high speed in the information society.
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Despite their troubled past and negative portrayal in popular fiction, tontines—or a modern variant—may just make a comeback.
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That could be key if, as some investors expect, global inflation finally does make a comeback this year and next.
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I quit while I was ahead, and when I did make a comeback, I was still well known, already famous.
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And then at 4:35, the deflated Pikachu attempts to make a comeback, but it just isn't meant to be.
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The next four years may not be great for America, but maybe the spy novel will make a comeback. [Bloomberg]
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If stocks are going to make a comeback Friday, it could have a lot to do with J.P. Morgan Chase.
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We'd be lying if we said the trend hasn't been attempting to make a comeback for a few years now.
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Electoral betting would not make a comeback until 1988, when Jesse Jackson defied expectations to win Michigan's Democratic presidential primary.
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I do think that the stock can make a comeback but it's going to have to do it without me.
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When asked about danger of the Trump administration providing "alternative" facts, Bill Gates insisted the truth would make a comeback.
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Corry closed her essay by addressing the question of whether she thought C.K. should be allowed to make a comeback.
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And maybe it'll even make a comeback because now a person can "play" it and have real music be produced.
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Schumer and his daughter had dinner with Feingold and his wife, in hopes of convincing Feingold to make a comeback.
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Maliki was sidelined soon afterward, having been in office for eight years, but he now trying to make a comeback.
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He went into TV shortly after, and though he filed for reinstatement in 2011, he did not make a comeback.
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Old trends always seem to make a comeback, but this fall will be seeing an unusual amount of vintage looks.
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A pre-1990 fixture of U.S. trade policy, so-called Voluntary Restraint Agreements on specific imports, could make a comeback.
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The lender had previously left a "huge gap" in the student market but wanted to make a comeback, he continued.
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Lindsay Lohan is ready to make a comeback after a failed, and allegedly abusive, engagement ... according to her mom, Dina.
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The source also added that Olivia hopes to make "a comeback" after a decision is made in her parents' trial.
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And we don't need leaders who make false promises, such as that coal can make a comeback in West Virginia.
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Don't expect crude to make a comeback thanks to Hurricane Harvey, says RBC global head of commodity strategy Helima Croft.
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That's something that we've lost a little bit with beverages, and it's something that's definitely going to make a comeback.
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Without emphasizing skills education and training, it is hard to see how manufacturing employment can make a comeback in America.
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Some investors believe that despite the carnage since their respective highs, several blue chips are poised to make a comeback.
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Now TiVo is trying to make a comeback by splitting its company into a patents business and a product business.
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If we had to pick one food from our childhoods to make a comeback, it probably wouldn't have been the Twinkie.
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While there, she reluctantly reconnects with her father, played by Christopher Walken, a Sinatra-esque singer attempting to make a comeback.
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Now, it's looking to make a comeback in a new way with the help of the illustrious makeup artist Pat McGrath.
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For those in public health who have watched measles cases plummet over the years, watching it make a comeback is shocking.
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But there's one former fad that's currently threatening to make a comeback, and we kind of want to run away screaming.
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Sessions just has to hope then (probably against hope) that Trump ignores him if he decides to make a comeback bid.
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Speaking to The Verge, Cadillac confirmed that the service was ending next month, but could make a comeback in the future.
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As for Cramer, he thinks that many investors are taking President-elect Donald Trump seriously and coal will make a comeback.
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"I don't know," Kelsey Grammer said Thursday when asked about whether the series would make a comeback on the Today show.
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Now he's creating a documentary about his rise to YouTube fame and instant career derailment in attempt to make a comeback.
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Tiny backpacks are just starting to make a comeback, but in the 90s it was the girly version of a Jansport.
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We're glad you mentioned writing, because when old bands tend to make a comeback it can go one of two ways.
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"Next year, we believe equities will make a comeback," Au said at the Reuters 2020 Investment Outlook Summit in Hong Kong.
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The question is whether the two young goalies will continue to dominate the series or the veterans will make a comeback.
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So, aged 48, "Mister Perfect" took a break off from schooling up his own fighters to make a comeback this decade.
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Of course, the losers from the previous year aren't guaranteed to make a comeback, as GE's performance in 2018 clearly shows.
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It's traditionally served in spring, when green herbs are among the first plants to make a comeback after the long freeze.
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If Gronkowski, 30, still wants to make a comeback, he will have to wait until the 2020 season, at the earliest.
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There are some legacy retail names that could make a comeback, according to Larry McDonald, editor of The Bear Traps Report.
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It's a treatment for a progressive disease that worsens with time and will likely make a comeback if it goes untreated.
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Related: Pirates Could Make a Comeback as Illegal Fishing Returns to Somalia's Coast At 1:17pm, Évelyne sent out a distress call.
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It's one idea from the "tough on crime" 1990s that actually worked out well and deserves to make a comeback in 2020.
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Ahead, a few of the early 2000s beauty buys we wish would make a comeback — and their grown-up, modern-day replacements.
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Refining charges in China have fallen, signaling a tightening in the market, and Chinese copper premiums have started to make a comeback.
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It's possible that Marquis-Boire will make a comeback — Appelbaum, after all, is now resurfacing in his old activist circles, entirely unapologetic.
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The goal isn't to make Burger King mad, according to Rochat, but to make a comeback that's at least clever and fun.
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Although the jelly sandals from your childhood tried to make a comeback, it flopped — a lucky thing for the environment, said Marci.
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Meanwhile, the situation has opened the door for ISIS to make a comeback and serves as a major geopolitical victory for Russia.
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Now, however, after looking like it was on the verge of oblivion last year, McLaren Honda has begun to make a comeback.
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I tested the highlighter range to see if Hill could make a comeback following her brand&aposs disastrous lipstick launch in June.
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Energy experts say oil companies could make a comeback in the next few years, even if it is only a temporary one.
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Refining charges in China have fallen, signalling a tightening in the market, and Chinese copper premiums have started to make a comeback.
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" Asked if he thought Weinstein could make a comeback, he said: "Sure, I mean a lot stranger things have happened in Hollywood.
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Hopefully, since Fields mentioned the success of the advent calendars for dogs, the canine calendars will be make a comeback this year.
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The look: 2014 is all about the neck — chokers make a comeback from the '90s and blanket scarves become a winter staple.
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However, despite these battlefield successes, US officials have warned that ISIS is still well positioned to make a comeback in the region.
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Still, there was hope among some that Wiles would make a comeback if the race in Florida gets too close for comfort.
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If we simply stick with the same tools and the same strategies, progress will stall, and the disease might make a comeback.
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Bands who have gone off the radar and are looking to make a comeback can come at more reasonable prices (relatively speaking), too.
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LG's recent bid to make a comeback in the smartphone market saw it release a "modular" smartphone in the form of the G5.
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But, after undergoing a successful corrective surgery that allows her to live life on her own terms, O'Connell's ready to make a comeback.
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A bipartisan summer camp for lawmakers' and staffers' children which operated when Democrats were in majority may make a comeback, Wasserman Schultz said.
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These days, Europe and the United States are heading in different directions, setting the stage for the divergence trade to make a comeback.
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Dorial's attorney told the Springfield News-Leader he could be trying to make a comeback to football ... perhaps in the Canadian Football League.
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The bandicoot in question, set to make a comeback with a series of PS4 remasters in 2017 I grew up a Nintendo kid.
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Amy Klobuchar, who did not publicly call for his resignation but condemned his conduct, said last Sunday that Franken might make a comeback.
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But as fashion historians explain, trends are cyclical — meaning '20s-inspired clothes could (and will likely) make a comeback into mainstream fashion again.
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"I think that Doug Jones has built the coalition that I dream for Democrats to go and make a comeback," said state Rep.
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Meanwhile, Trump's popularity is also starting to make a comeback, with the latest Gallup poll showing him with an uptick to 45 percent.
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But his ultimate takeaway about 1960 in 1962, when the pain was fresh and he hoped to make a comeback, was self-serving.
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Iggy credits fiance Nick Young for helping her pull through it, and she at least sounds like she's ready to make a comeback.
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But I would be very concerned next year if I'm a former major league player that's trying to make a comeback — very concerned.
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Fred Reif, who later managed Lazy Lester and played rubboard in his band, persuaded him to make a comeback in the late 1980s.
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It will make a comeback, but in its place, life-preserving pharmaceuticals and medical supplies could become perilously scarce a true additional emergency.
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However, it appeared to make a comeback in 2019, doubling in value throughout the course of the year and ultimately spiking in November.
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"We will make a comeback," Khawaja Saad Rafique, a party leader, said Friday afternoon at a news conference flanked by other senior figures.
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Apple is about to make a comeback to hit record highs despite getting hit on coronavirus fears, Ascent Wealth Partners' Todd Gordon said.
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President Barack Obama ordered the closure of CIA black sites in 2009, but it's unclear if Haspel's nomination means they'll make a comeback.
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Thiele said on Wednesday he was still hoping the purple bill would make a comeback when a new series of euro banknotes is unveiled.
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But as unlimited data plans make a comeback, voice assistant and smartphone casting integrations will become more useful than ever inside of a car.
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McClendon, a U.S. fracking pioneer, started AEP to make a comeback after being ousted as chief executive officer of Chesapeake Energy Corp in 2013.
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While the Toys R Us store and website came back in 2019, Babies R Us has yet to make a comeback in the US.
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"I hope they'll be able to make a comeback, but we have to stay close to their inventory issues and discontinued products," Cramer said.
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However, if there was a week for the NFL to make a comeback with the conclusion of the election, it would be Week 10.
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The first group of stocks to make a comeback could those that benefit from actions Trump can make or has made without Congressional votes.
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Then, after failing to beat the athlete at his own game, VICE's Simone Sullivan tries to make a comeback on the beer pong table.
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Popsicle celebrated the accomplishment by announcing that the Double Pops would officially make a comeback, which INSIDER confirmed with a representative for the company.
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The disease of addiction is crippling and often results in relapse, just as cancer can make a comeback after months or years of remission.
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Clinton's newfound lead represents a meaningful shift in the race, one that would make a comeback for Mr. Trump seem daunting if it holds.
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While Margaery and Tommen aren't about to make a comeback, with the right approach Telltale could certainly "kill off" its share of famous faces.
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He predicted during a speech in Springfield, Mo., that Congress would make a "comeback" and pass a comprehensive measure to overhaul the tax code.
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Mr. Bordoff is an author of the 2017 study "Can Coal Make a Comeback?" for the Center on Global Energy Policy at Columbia University.
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And about thirty seconds later, I said, OK, what can I do now to make a comeback and to focus on the next thing?
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Another cinematic giant, John Huston, stars as a legendary director who's trying to make a comeback, and that's not the story's only autobiographical element.
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Olivia Jade Giannulli's YouTube channel has gone dark again, a little over two months after she said she was trying to make a comeback.
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According to the film's synopsis "Born to Be Blue" reimagines the musician's life in the late 1960s as he seeks to make a comeback.
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TV is going through a 1990s and early 2000s nostalgia craze, and "Will & Grace" is far from the first show to make a comeback.
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Eric McCormack and Debra Messing make a comeback as the best friends Will and Grace more than a decade after the original comedy ended.
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If Scott was waiting to see whether Rubio's faltering campaign could make a comeback, Tuesday's results made it abundantly clear the answer was no.
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Unlike some baseball players who leave the sport and try — but fail — to make a comeback, Gattis quickly proved he still had what it took.
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Trader Steve Grasso said the retailers will make a comeback because he thinks the Mexican border tax proposed by the Trump administration will fall through.
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The beloved cheese-flavored snacks were phased out 12 years ago, but after pleas and petitions from fans, they&aposre ready to make a comeback.
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The worst-performing sector in the last year is about to make a comeback, says one technician who made a contrarian call on health care.
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Bond market equivalent stocks have been absolutely trashed, and Cramer thinks it could be time for them to make a comeback in the Trump rally.
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By the way ... Tony also shared his thoughts on another Tony -- saying there's no way in hell Romo should make a comeback to the league.
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"Every time the stock tries to make a comeback, like it did a few months ago, something seems to go wrong," he said on Tuesday.
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Value may make a comeback someday, maybe we will get mergers, but right now, this market worships at the altar of growth, and growth alone.
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Trump's decision to pull US troops from northeast Syria has exacerbated conflict in the region, and opened the door for ISIS to make a comeback.
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About 62 percent of pledged delegates remained to be allotted, so it would be possible for Sanders to make a comeback, if he started winning.
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Powerful men were brought down by #MeToo or trying to make a comeback, and a Supreme Court nominee was accused, then elevated to the bench.
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Wall Street had high hopes that Amazon's shares would make a comeback at the start of 2019, despite experiencing their worst quarter in a decade.
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The face of anti-immigration politics in Italy could be about to make a comeback amid an election in the northeast region of Emilia-Romagna.
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"In recent months, we've seen how swiftly and easily measles can make a comeback in communities where not enough children have been immunized," said Kasai.
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DAISY: I'll say it before, and I'll say it again: no one should ever make a comeback – unless it's once, at an Olympic Opening Ceremony.
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He is adamant that Google could successfully make a comeback in China, eight years after it pulled out of China, by following Baidu's own localized strategy.
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It has been almost a century since Congress exercised this arrest-and-detain authority, and the practice is unlikely to make a comeback, legal experts said.
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It is not clear if Mr Mubarak or, more likely, his sons, who have made several appearances since being released, will try to make a comeback.
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The Pentagon also signaled this week that the US military is planning an indefinite stay in Syria to make sure that ISIS can't make a comeback.
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Perhaps the recap video will make a comeback, but be presented not within your News Feed or Timeline, but as a personalized Story built for you.
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Now, the trendsetting model has graduated to yet another '90s drugstore hair accessory, and it's one we never guessed would make a comeback: the comb headband.
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Iconic fitness instructor Richard Simmons is denying rumors that he is being held against his will inside his home – and is vowing to make a comeback.
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Rampant piracy could make a comeback, solely because streaming service exclusives, and complete artist opt-outs, make it impossible to get all music in one place.
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Despite attempting to make a comeback after filing for bankruptcy in 2016, the teen retailer appears to still be struggling to capture the attention of shoppers.
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The last time blimps were trendy, World War I had ended, and the infamous Hindenburg disaster had yet to occur, but they may make a comeback.
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Since congressional parties are still moving further apart from one another, while showing less intra-party diversity, we should not expect pairings to make a comeback.
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For now, all we have is the official Sidekick website, which tells us "You never know when the phone that changed everything will make a comeback!"
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Warren, who has built a robust national campaign and is generally seen by Biden's advisers as the strongest primary opponent remaining, could still make a comeback.
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But at least five states - Alabama, North Carolina, Tennessee, Arkansas, and Virginia - have big blocs of African-American voters that could help Biden make a comeback.
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Sanders has little hope of defeating Clinton in the delegate race but has insisted he could make a comeback by winning California's primary on June 7.
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Though who knows just who and what could make a comeback: In 2017, Tesla announced that a new version of its Roadster would arrive in 2020.
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After Bill Maher argued that fat shaming "needs to make a comeback," James Corden tore his argument down during an episode of The Late Late Show.
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But a strong domestic economy, rising immigration and lower mortgage rates have helped the housing market make a comeback in the second half of this year.
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To make a comeback, an out-of-power party needs a dose of good luck, unity of purpose, and to recruit strong candidates for midterm elections.
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A recently defeated political party looking to make a comeback is, in the course of things, expected to grandly announce its embrace of some new ideas.
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Yet even those who suspect that coal is not about to make a comeback give the president points for taking their side against those uncaring city-dwellers.
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Now Kihuen is trying to make a comeback unfettered by the elite gatekeepers that have prevented prominent #MeToo abusers in Hollywood and media from returning to prominence.
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And while we're all about delivering a hefty dose of nostalgia into our everyday look, there are some #TBT pieces we're still waiting to make a comeback.
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One thing that has stuck out to him lately is that the rally in this group now includes many laggards that have started to make a comeback.
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When the accusations against Weinstein first broke in 2017, I asked gossip maven Elaine Lui if she thought Weinstein would ever be able to make a comeback.
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The entire episode "BoJack the Feminist" was a distressingly on point indictment of how easy we make it for shitty dudes to make a comeback in Hollywood.
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Practical tips for easing kids' social media anxiety Below are some of the hottest challenges that have swept social media; some fade and then make a comeback.
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Why would the account, which hadn't tweeted since October 8, 2015, make a comeback with a heap of documents that painted the Clintons in a bad light?
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Despite the flood of negative news, some industry experts argue that investors are fleeing the industry at a time when the industry could still make a comeback.
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"The topic was being discussed following comments made by Bill Maher who said on "Real Time with Bill Maher" that fat-shaming "needs to make a comeback.
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His knowledge of the industry and of the city is what makes Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf so confident that it can make a comeback in New York.
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Lynch said he wanted to make a comeback so he could give something back to Oakland, his hometown, before the Raiders moved to Las Vegas in 2020.
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However, BAMMA's free reign at the top of the Irish and UK market will be challenged as Cage Warriors are set to make a comeback this month.
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If Clinton breaks out a delegate lead with big wins in the South, Sanders will find it very challenging to find places where he can make a comeback.
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The Pentagon and State Department have repeatedly indicated that the US is planning an indefinite stay in the country to make sure that ISIS can't make a comeback.
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"Guys are trying to make a comeback and they haven't done the work," Fonda said during an event for her upcoming HBO documentary, Jane Fonda in Five Acts.
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As for whether Soylent's recalled bars might make a comeback, or whether the company plans to take the wraps off any new products soon, the answer is yes.
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In December, Tinkler told Reuters he believed he could make a comeback in coal, and said environmental opposition, as much as low coal prices were hurting his chances.
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Maybe that's why we're not surprised to see flipped-out ends make a comeback right now — even after years of diligently styling our hair without curling our ends.
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For Nicolas Sarkozy, the former president attempting to make a comeback, the only way to survive in the new political terrain is to essentially outdo Marine Le Pen.
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But some voiced doubts about whether Sarkozy, who said he'd quit politics after losing power in 2012 only to make a comeback two years later, would really retire.
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There is speculation that Manlio Fabio Beltrones, who resigned as head of the PRI after it suffered setbacks in state elections in June, may now make a comeback.
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Sadly, this homage to everyone's favorite Buffy couple (sorry, Angel) is no longer available, but here's hoping they make a comeback so you can make your allegiance known.
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Brian Kelly, founder and CEO of BKCM, an investment firm focused on digital currencies, said alt-coins will make a comeback too, and recommends investing in bitcoin cash.
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In a segment titled "New Rule: The Fudge Report" on YouTube, Maher engaged in his typical snarky commentary by explaining that fat shaming needs to make a comeback.
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Joe Hoeffel has been out of Congress for 13 years, but he's hoping to make a comeback in an open-seat race that looks very promising for Democrats.
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U.S. stocks did make a comeback on Wednesday, closing nearly 1,200 points up, which counted as good news for a president betting the farm on a healthy economy.
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If there is an outbreak in the Southern Hemisphere, Fauci said "it will be inevitable" that the disease will make a comeback even if it is temporarily stopped.
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Miller: If Jell-O wanted to make a comeback, I think it&aposs pretty impossible if their aim is to appeal to those looking for more natural foods.
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Along with other trends from the decade like tiny Matrix sunglasses and glittery lip gloss, Fergie is helping one of the decade's major hair color trends make a comeback.
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And honestly, the P'Zone has a great message to remember as you're watching the tournament: If the P'Zone can make a comeback after eight years, your team can too.
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The song's title, according to Ares, is also about asserting that New Orleans is primed to make a comeback, but with a sound that listeners aren't used to hearing.
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He then tried to make a comeback by embracing racism and idiotic conspiracy theories (he said the government caused the disaster at his mine and framed him for it).
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Le Creuset just announced that starting this month, it's helping neutrals make a comeback by selling several of its most iconic products in Dune, a previously retired sandy shade.
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The TV is sort of thick for a something that has a screen the size of a smartphone, but I have campaigned for CRTs to make a comeback anyway.
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The news comes a week after Toys "R" Us — another retail giant facing financial problems — appeared poised to make a comeback following a Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing last year.
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Stepanova looks likely now to make a comeback as early as July 6 in the 800 metres after European Athletics approved her participation in the continental championships in Amsterdam.
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Bond market equivalent stocks have been absolutely trashed on Wall Street, and Jim Cramer thinks it could be time for them to make a comeback in the Trump rally.
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"I really had a hard time with my identity," she told her listeners, adding that those thoughts led her to make a comeback to the sport in summer 2018.
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The Mexican wolf had disappeared in the wild when it was first classified as endangered in 1976 and has struggled to make a comeback despite decades of conservation efforts.
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Texas (2-2, 1-0 Big 12) ran off the final 7:173 of the clock with 13 runs, never giving Iowa State any chance to make a comeback.
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Wal-Mart Stores investors can expect the company to make a comeback, but they will have to be patient, the senior managing director at Telsey Advisory Group said Thursday.
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Manziel has said he's determined to make a comeback to the NFL -- and tells us he's finally ready to get back to work ... right after one last turn up.
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But he predicted, based on the history of Samsung and other chaebol whose founders have fallen into legal trouble, that Mr. Lee would try to make a comeback regardless.
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She is poised to make a comeback this summer with "The Ministry of Utmost Happiness," which will be released in the United States this June by Alfred A. Knopf.
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HHS officials indicated further changes could be coming down the pike, and anti-abortion groups outside Congress have also been pushing for the Reagan regulations to make a comeback.
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Related: Pirates Could Make a Comeback as Illegal Fishing Returns to Somalia's Coast "I think it was a bomb," the Serbian pilot told Blic, a Belgrade-based media outlet.
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On the eve of Trainspotting 2, should we be on the lookout for signs that heroin will make a comeback in Britain, as it has done in North America?
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There is a way for tough guys to lose and make a comeback, which is by recasting themselves as heroic underdogs who are fighting against the odds, like Rocky Balboa.
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For example, after America helps its Iraqi allies to defeat Islamic State, it will need diplomacy and aid to make sure that the terrorist group does not make a comeback.
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We were stoked to see the beloved DJ-staple make a comeback, but the mouth-watering $4,0003 price point put it out of contention for most DJs or vinyl snobs.
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Given the intractable crisis of obesity and the stubborn worship of skinny bodies, it's somewhat surprising that it has taken this long for the miracle drug to make a comeback.
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Clijsters, 36, last played on the WTA tour in 2012 and had announced in September that she was planning to make a comeback when the new season begins in January.
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The six-time Olympic gold medalist Ryan Lochte appeared on the "Today" show Wednesday morning to discuss his efforts to make a comeback at the 2020 Summer Olympics in Tokyo.
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Energy Fuels' lobbying campaign, elements of which were first reported by The Washington Post, is part of a wider effort by the long-ailing uranium industry to make a comeback.
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Because Bloomberg isn't on the ballot in any states until Super Tuesday (March 3), it's possible Biden can make a comeback in Nevada this Saturday and South Carolina next Saturday.
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"The bears could make a comeback if President Donald Trump turns into an outright protectionist," Ed Yardeni, president and chief investment strategist at Yardeni Research, said in a note Monday.
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While we&aposve seen a lot of iconic companies fall in the 2010s, our eyes are on the struggling brands that might just make a comeback in the coming decade.
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However, we can't deny the giant elephant in the room: could Lindsay Lohan will make a comeback from her 2003 remake of the original 70's film to join the musical?
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With his old rival St-Pierre looking to make a comeback, Diaz would definitely love the chance to get in there with the former welterweight title holder for the second time.
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While there's no evidence that an overtly neo-Nazi party could make a comeback in Germany, polling shows a surprisingly large minority receptive to anti-democratic and anti-immigrant campaign messages.
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Even if IS did not make a comeback, with the Americans gone, regime forces and Iranian-backed militias would soon be pushing across the Euphrates in an attempt to retake territory.
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Jim Cramer does not usually recommend speculating on foreign currencies, but he made an exception on Thursday for the euro, which looks poised to make a comeback based on chart analysis.
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The company, led by Ronny Shmoel and Albert Liniado, will make a comeback this June when its first store opens, according to Twice, a trade magazine that covers tech industry news.
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With his campaign for the Republican nomination seemingly at death's door, Ted Cruz is trying one last time to make a comeback — by naming Carly Fiorina as his vice presidential pick.
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What White calls "the stabilization piece" — working with Syrians and Iraqis on the ground to ensure ISIS doesn't make a comeback — is going to be incredibly tough and time-consuming work.
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However, the growing point of the plant was still mostly underground, so cooperative weather since then has allowed most of this corn to make a comeback and regain its green color.
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But, you know what—I think that this stock is bottoming and I say that because I think camping is going to make a comeback and that those inventories are lean.
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House Republicans are blaming Democratic mega-donors for their midterm losses, and hope the presidential aspirations of Michael Bloomberg and Tom Steyer will help the GOP make a comeback in 2020.
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But Waldan International, the boutique luxury watch company he founded in 1979, is poised to make a comeback, driven by its new chief executive: his 23-year-old son, Andrew Waldan.
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Ben Affleck's immersing himself in a new role that ya might say came along at the perfect time -- because he's playing an athlete-turned-addict who's trying to make a comeback.
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What most experts agree on, however, is this: If the draft ever does make a comeback, it should not and will not look the same as it did five decades ago.
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Hemp is finally beginning to make a comeback after President Obama signed a provision in the 2014 farm bill that removed hemp grown for research purposes from the Controlled Substances Act.
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The agency also stressed that there were several countries, including Brazil, Colombia, Chile and Peru, that reported no measles cases in 2017 but saw the disease make a comeback last year.
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She is looking to make a comeback later this year with a multi-city tour called "Laugh Your Head Off" and will attend the White House Correspondents' Association dinner on Sunday.
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While his party sought to make a comeback, tragedy struck in 2010: A plane carrying dozens of the country's top political and military leaders crashed near the Russian city of Smolensk.
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Fury, who is still facing an anti-doping hearing and is provisionally suspended, said on Twitter on Monday that he aimed to make a comeback against an unnamed opponent on May 13.
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Read These Stories NextWhere To Buy The Sunglasses You're Seeing All Over InstagramWe Found The Most Perfect Cat-Eye SunglassesWe Never Thought This Trend Would Make A Comeback, But Here We Are
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Third, it's clearly not the most stylish accessory — though it is far better-looking than the umbrella hat, which is currently threatening to make a comeback at men's fashion week in Italy.
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Critics expressed concerns that a US drawdown in Syria would not only allow the terror group to make a comeback but also allow the thousands of ISIS-linked fighters to regain power.
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The ex-NFL star says he's flattered by ATL Falcons CB Robert Alford -- who strongly feels Favre could make a comeback after their workout in Louisiana this week ... but it ain't happening.
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That could change of course; as DNA research becomes faster and cheaper, the dog model of human health could make a comeback, at least as far as identifying mutations involved in disease.
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You've seen Bibiana Julian on The Bachelor and on The Bachelor Winter Games, but judging from her recent Instagrams, she may be training to make a comeback on the Bachelor franchise circuit.
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ET, bitcoin cash is almost double its April 17 level of $763, when BKCM investment firm founder and CEO Brian Kelly predicted the coin would make a comeback later in the year.
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But it's 2016, and these bottoms are, once again, attempting to make a comeback, and so we've got no choice but to think: Is there actually a way to make them work?
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But now, with the Axon 10, ZTE is hoping to make a comeback, and based on what I've seen so far, the Axon 10 is trying to win people over with value.
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If the unrest spreads or escalates, it could create the same kind of turmoil and lawlessness that armed groups like ISIS and others are really good at exploiting to make a comeback.
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And some stars who haven't been regulars on TV for a while but are looking to make a comeback are sitting pretty on the list before their upcoming projects have even aired.
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The industry is expected to make a comeback under President Donald Trump, who himself agreed to pay roughly $25 million to settle lawsuits related to the now-defunct Trump University in January.
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The woolly mammoth is long extinct, but it's beginning to look like they might make a comeback — or a comeback of sorts — as a hybrid elephant genetically edited to display many mammoth traits.
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"There is a mild worry about the global interest rate trajectory while Indian pharma stocks are trying to make a comeback after recent consolidation," said Deepak Jasani, Head, Retail Research, at HDFC Securities.
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Likewise, nude psychotherapy is unlikely to make a comeback in the US any time soon, especially when you consider that, if anything, Americans have only grown more uncomfortable with nudity in recent years.
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The Warriors remain hopeful that Durant — who last played May 8 — can follow the lead of Thompson and Looney and finally make a comeback in Game 5 after missing the past nine games.
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As the broad markets try to make a comeback, a handful of Dow stocks have reclaimed their precorrection highs, and the charts are pointing to even bigger gains for two names in particular.
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The additional U.S. troops would add to the more than 5,000 American troops based in the country, training Iraqi forces and helping to ensure that Islamic State militants do not make a comeback.
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Similar policies adopted during the late 1990s and early 2000s largely disappeared after the dot-com bubble burst, and didn't make a comeback even during the relatively healthy job market later that decade.
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More than 60 percent of the companies in the broke to new highs during January's new year rally, and a diverse group are among the first to make a comeback after February's correction.
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Tensions heightened recently when the United States announced that it would help to stabilize the S.D.F.-controlled areas, ensure that the Islamic State could not make a comeback, and deter expanding Iranian influence.
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For much of the year, Bayh had brushed aside talk he might try to make a comeback, but his decision thrilled national Democrats who now see even better odds of capturing a Senate majority.
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And while we don't know much about what's coming next, we do know that Russell "Fancyman" Shiller will make a comeback, baby Schmidt should be past the terrible twos, and... Jess gets a piercing?
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The deaths could be a blow to a population of animals that have been fighting to make a comeback in the area, scientists warned, as many of the dead turtles have been mature adults.
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Vince McMahon's XFL just got its first big name athlete to commit, with former NFL Pro Bowler Dwayne Bowe telling TMZ Sports he's ready to make a comeback when the league relaunches in 2020.
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Listhaug "told me late last night that she wanted to resign," Conservative Prime Minister Erna Solberg told a news conference, adding that Listhaug could potentially make a comeback in the cabinet at some point.
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Be prepared for the possibility that the friend is likely to try to make a comeback in one way or another, which will force you to remind them of the boundaries that you'd set.
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"You only buy stocks that have pulled back from the new-high list if you are confident they will make a comeback for substantive reasons not having to do with the market," Cramer said.
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Progressives obviously need more than just diverse leaders -- to truly make a comeback nationally, the Left must also work with those leaders to rebuild progressive infrastructure from the ground up in all 85033 states.
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Now contactless credit and debit cards are likely to make a comeback, driven by a continuing rollout of chip cards and new payment terminals across the United States, much of which includes contactless technology.
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However, Buocco insisted that the outcome was most damaging for former Prime Minister Matteo Renzi, who also hopes to make a comeback after losing a referendum and stepping down from office in late-2016.
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Ryan Lochte on Wednesday discussed the scandal that got him barred from swimming for 10 months after the Rio Olympics and his bid to make a comeback in time for this summer's Tokyo Games.
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Others don't need to make a comeback because they never faced consequences — President Trump, for example, has been accused of sexual misconduct by more than 20 women, and remains in charge of the country.
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Joe Biden: The former U.S. vice president easily won three major primaries on Tuesday, all but extinguishing the chance that Senator Bernie Sanders could make a comeback before the Democratic Party's summer nominating convention.
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And in the United States, sound industries that had been left in the dust by the tech giants are starting to make a comeback among investors, too, including telecommunications, real estate and consumer staples.
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Niko Bonatsos, a managing director at General Catalyst who has invested in social media companies, said it's time for Foursquare check-ins to make a comeback or at least be "reborn" during this crisis.
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Pinera left office with low popularity ratings but is hoping to make a comeback on the back of disgruntlement with the center-left government of President Michelle Bachelet and deep divisions within her coalition.
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"I feel like I'm in the direction I need to go," said Lincecum, a Seattle-area native whose ERA stood at 231 as the former Cy Young Award winner tries to make a comeback.
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The normal winning political strategy these days is for a party to make a comeback by presenting itself as all new and radically improved, even if the basic ideology and policy framework remains the same.
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It makes sense, then, that the show would make a comeback in movie form with a cast so star-studded, you'd think you were watching the summer edition of He's Just Not That Into You.
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It seems Skully, the AR helmet company that crashed and burned in July of 2016 after the former CEO Marcus Weller refused to sign a confidentiality deal with investors is trying to make a comeback.
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It's been 2 years since Sasha Vujacic has suited up for an NBA team ... but the Lakers champ says he's looking to change that next season, telling TMZ Sports he's gunning to make a comeback!!
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The 72-year-old -- who once made 18 straight All-Star games -- jokes that he's feeling better than ever ... and would LOVE to make a comeback after being away from the majors for 32 years!!
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Jason Hunter, head of global fixed income and U.S. equity technical strategy at J.P. Morgan, expects yields to make a comeback into the summer and is finding proof in an unexpected corner of the market.
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I am excited that skill-based training is starting to make a comeback and seems to be pushing the art world in a new direction that combines both technical ability as well as artistic expression.
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President Trump on Wednesday warned members of Congress not to disappoint him and the nation on tax reform, predicting that lawmakers would make a "comeback" to pass a comprehensive measure to overhaul the tax code.
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While the average handbag surface area shrank by 40% in 2019, fueling a trend in mini-bags, Lyst predicts that the extra-large bags that dominated in the 2000s will make a comeback in 2020.
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Bryant's love of sharks came in handy when trying to make a comeback after Allen Iverson scored 41 points and 10 assists on him in 1999, according to a story he wrote in the Players' Tribune.
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By now, you know that the gang from 2003's Love Actually is set to make a comeback — minus one couple, unfortunately — but what other parts of everyone's favorite holiday rom-com are making a return?
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Micallef also floats an intriguing idea that could allow clubs to make a comeback downtown: the citywide massive underground parking garages that are getting less and less use as people are reducing their use of cars.
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Despite rumors to the contrary, QR codes haven't entirely died out – if anything, they've started to make a comeback thanks to adoption by popular apps like Snapchat, Kik, and Messenger, as well as in food labeling.
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NABI AYLA, Lebanon (Reuters) - A friend of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad who was once one of Lebanon's most powerful men is trying to make a comeback, with the backing of the Iran-backed Hezbollah movement.
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The move has raised concerns in Congress and beyond that it paves the way for ISIS to make a comeback, but Trump appears to be leaning on Baghdadi's death in an effort to dispel these anxieties.
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Over the years, Kamen (who also happened to invent the Segway) has made it known that he'd like to see the chair make a comeback, but has thus far been unable to deliver on the promise.
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You took all the steps every disgraced comedian takes to make a comeback, and now here you are, once again, raking in money, telling jokes under a spotlight, whether you've earned the right to or not.
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After serving seven months in prison, he is trying to make a comeback, reminding voters of the money he secured for Hurricane Sandy relief, ferry service and hospitals in the district after being elected in 2010.
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Should they make a comeback this year, we are confident that Dunkaroos will have a place in Kim Kardashian's fully vegan diet and ethically package-free kitchen, because Dunkaroos are the quintessential symbol of '90s nostalgia.
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It's not unheard-of for canceled shows to make a comeback: The comedy "The Mindy Project" found a home at Hulu after Fox canceled it; the soapy drama "Nashville" went to CMT after appearing on ABC.
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With or without the Clean Power Plan, power companies say, coal is simply no longer the fuel of choice for keeping the lights on in America — and they do not expect it to make a comeback.
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Anderson Cooper has made it clear that he isn't pleased with Kathy Griffin's controversial photo of Donald Trump, but the CNN anchor says he hopes his longtime friend can make a comeback after the headline-making ordeal.
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Dr. Drew then says Britney's dad, Jamie, should be applauded for his courage for putting her under conservatorship after her infamous 2008 meltdown, which allowed her to make a comeback and have renewed success in recent years.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Sanofi believes it can make a comeback and re-establish a leading position in the competitive cancer drug market on the back of its immunotherapy drugs and efforts in new areas such as molecular oncology.
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These provisions will become more important as the private RMBS markets continue to make a comeback; $2.60 billions of RMBS were issued in the first quarter — a 65.3 percent sequential gain boosted by stronger demand from investors.
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David Harwood is another familiar face; but ever since The Promise Falls Standard closed, this former newspaperman has been doing publicity work for "that jackass" Randall Finley, the disgraced ex-mayor who's trying to make a comeback.
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But even if Biden snags his first first-place finish, his campaign faces steep odds for capitalizing on the victory in time to make a comeback by Super Tuesday, just three days after the South Carolina primary.
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Democrats are having a tough enough time locking down the seats they need to even be in a position to get a majority, let alone make a comeback for the additional seat they need to get it.
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For-profit colleges that have pocketed billions of dollars by offering low-quality online courses are poised to make a comeback under the Trump administration, which is likely to roll back President Obama's efforts to regulate them.
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He underwent knee surgery last May and had hoped to make a comeback this season, but he said he had realized about two months ago that he could no longer withstand the daily grind of professional hockey.
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I don't think they ... There's some things Snapchat can do to make a comeback, but the few times we've tried to explain that, it's really gone nowhere, so it's kind of not ... With the executives at the company?
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The company is trying to make a comeback as more than just a site for forgotten photos, though usage has dramatically declined over the years, and it faces significantly more competition than when it first launched in 20103.
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It could determine whether the mainstream candidates will make a comeback if they unify, or whether voters are so fed up that Mr. Trump or Mr. Cruz can still prevail with ease, even after their current advantages fade.
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"So that's why it makes it even more impressive when they make a comeback, and especially Serena after all she has done," added the Serb, one of a dozen fathers to have claimed Grand Slam titles since 1980.
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" Why You Can Expect "The Rachel" To Make A Comeback "Due to some aggressive coloring techniques over these last couple of years, I've noticed stylists are now going back to collarbone length styles to cut off damaged ends.
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And it's hard to get around the parallels between his own life and the story he crafted about a director trying to make a comeback in a changed Hollywood that may no longer have a place for him.
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In deciding which "of-the-moment" styles to adopt and which ones to ignore, it's difficult to differentiate between an item that's reached its peak and one that might actually make a comeback in a few short seasons.
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Additionally, the Middle East is never stable, Syria needs more than rhetoric, and the Taliban seems anxious to make a comeback as the world's leader in terrorism given last week's mass killing of Afghan soldiers just days ago.
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"I don't really see how they're going to make a comeback in the future because it's not a product that most restaurants, especially in fast food, drive their innovation around," said Dean Small, CEO of Synergy Restaurant Consultants.
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Mark Halperin, who has tried to make a comeback since he was exiled from the news industry in 2017 over allegations of sexual harassment and assault, has inked a book deal with Regan Arts, Politico reported on Sunday.
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The 2000s-inspired foil-striped technique is predicted to make a comeback in 2020, but seeing it on Trump, who's never shown off more than a centimeter of root with her perfectly blended blonde, is something else entirely.
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In March 2017, Fury suggested he could make a comeback and when compatriot Anthony Joshua beat Klitschko at Wembley the following month, the new world champion said he wanted to fight Fury, a challenge which Fury accepted on twitter.
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It may have been a clever move for the coalition parties, which maintained enough support to govern again, while the once-dominant CSV failed to make a comeback and the Greens, as in Bavaria the same day, did well.
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Cowher's name has been swirling around coaching gigs ever since he won Super Bowl XL with the Steelers in 2006 ... but by lookin' at this vid, we take it dude's lovin' retirement way too much to make a comeback.
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Softball immediately began a campaign to get back into the Games and after much lobbying will make a comeback at the 2020 Olympics — in a country where it is hugely popular — after organizers requested its inclusion under new rules.
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Of course, the moment everyone's going to be looking forward to most is the potential return of Rayna James (Connie Britton), who died in the show's fifth season but might just make a comeback for the series' final stand.
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"If Uber comes up with a strategy to lock in some of the drivers or customers with more incentives, it will be difficult for Ola to make a comeback," said Neil Shah, partner and research director at Counterpoint Research.
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But environmental groups such as the Center for Biological Diversity said the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service plan is deeply flawed and would further endanger a creature that has struggled to make a comeback despite decades of conservation efforts.
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When then-Senator and Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama was caught on tape musing about "bitter" Americans who "cling to guns or religion" in 2008, his opponent, Hillary Clinton, seized the episode as an opportunity to make a comeback.
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For further exploration: The Snapchat Cohort Gets Into Politics, and Civics Is Cool In the Age of Trump, Civics Courses Make a Comeback The Power to Change the World: A Teaching Unit on Student Activism in History and Today
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Alfa Romeo, trying to make a comeback in the United States, is arming its dealers' sales teams with iPads to help them communicate on more equal terms with their customers, said Pieter Hogeveen, director of Alfa Romeo North America.
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Whether Trump is prepared to soberly analyze what went wrong, and hold himself as accountable as those around him in his White House and Capitol Hill will go a long way to deciding whether his reeling presidency can make a comeback.
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Elsewhere, Gizmodo wondered about old tech that should make a comeback in 2019; we reported on the greatest indicator yet that automation is taking over at Amazon; and we wrote about Moore's Law and the future of lightning-fast CPUs.
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Ajit Pai&aposs Gloating Statement About the Death of Net Neutrality, TranslatedI've lost count of how many times net neutrality has "died" in the last year, but the last…Read more ReadWhat Old Tech Needs to Make a Comeback in 2019?
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But knowing how things have a way of coming back around — see: chokers, flared jeans, huge logos, and basically anything from the '90s — it's not completely implausible to think that Fierce could make a comeback and scent stores once again.
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The British pound has been on a downtrend against the U.S. dollar for the last two years, but with a sterling surge on Wednesday ahead of the Brexit vote, one technician is looking for the pound to make a comeback.
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When combined with the troops at Al-Tanf, that brings the number of American troops projected to be in Syria to near 900, a number that could easily rise if, as expected, the Islamic State begins to make a comeback.
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With The Other Side of the Wind, he hoped to do that by turning his lenses on Hollywood itself, via the story of Jack Hannaford, a famed director attempting to make a comeback in the new Hollywood of the early 1970s.
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"But we had to come and vote," said Mohammad Bilal, a lab technician now residing in East Mosul who hopes Sunnis can make a comeback after their fortunes were reversed when a U.S.-led invasion toppled Saddam 15 years ago.
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The United Liberation Front of Asom (Independent), which has in the past championed the separation of tea and oil-rich Assam from India and is now trying to make a comeback there, denied responsibility for the killings in a statement.
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This was before his businesses went bankrupt in the early 1990s, before he bilked middle-class retail investors to make a comeback, and before he reinvented himself in the 21st century as a reality television star and brand licensing entrepreneur.
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Renzi, who leads the ruling Democratic Party, wants to make a comeback and is pushing for an election in the spring, a year ahead of schedule, but Gentiloni avoided giving any hints on how long his own government would last.
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A party linked to Thailand's military led the popular vote after most ballots had been counted from Sunday's general election, the country's first since a 2014 coup, giving it a surprise advantage over anti-junta parties hoping to make a comeback.
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Maryland's hot start leads to win over New Mexico Maryland started fast, never allowed New Mexico to make a comeback and claimed an 80-113 victory on Saturday in the consolation game at the Emerald Coast Classic in Niceville, Fla.
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All these reboots, remakes, and revivals have me thinking that I should probably hold on to any flared, frayed jeans and fedoras in the back of my closet a little longer (hey, if Jumanji can make a comeback, anything can).
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But even as she gave her assurance that waterboarding would not make a comeback on her watch, Haspel left at least four key questions -- one with a very sharp eye on her past actions -- either unanswered or open to some interpretation.
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The film focuses on Garland's five-week run of sold-out concerts in London which she took on to try and make a comeback, pay off debts, and earn enough money to get custody of her kids back from her ex.
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Payton had breakfast with Manziel last month at the Super Bowl, according to an NFL Network report, and Ian Rapoport made sure to point out that this wasn't just Payton checking in on a guy trying to make a comeback.
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PD leader Matteo Renzi, who has been seeking to make a comeback since stepping down as prime minister in December, was the clear loser in Sunday's vote, though polls show his party is still one of Italy's most popular nationally.
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And a number of states where Mr. Sanders won caucuses four years ago have since switched to hold primary elections, which tend to be less controlled by ideological activists, leaving Mr. Sanders without an obvious place to make a comeback.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Former world boxing champion Nigel Benn has denied being turned down for a license to make a comeback at the age of 55 and said on Wednesday he welcomed further medical tests to prove his fitness to fight.
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With dozens of business moguls and politicians already going to jail for corruption, the nation still healing from Ms. Rousseff's impeachment and removal, and the economy trying to make a comeback, the amnesty is needed, they argue, to prevent further upheaval.
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According to Danis, the single sniper shot that took out Nick Rizzuto Sr. in his home indicates that the powerful Calabrian mafia, the 'Ndrangheta — pushed out of Montreal in the '80s in a violent turf war — was looking to make a comeback.
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The Cosmopolitan is a scrunchie, it is the Rachel haircut, it is piercing your tongue: We rhapsodize nostalgically over its time in the spotlight but despite reports that it is on the rise, the drink has yet to make a comeback in earnest.
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Trump can still draw roars from a crowd by ripping the press, but political strategists say the billionaire's feuds are limiting his efforts to build out his brand as he seeks to make a comeback in polls and bring in new supporters.
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After recent iOS 9.3 betas removed the ability to navigate around iOS with the $99 add-on — marketed as a drawing tool more than a stylus — Apple has confirmed with The Verge that all of those features will soon make a comeback.
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Aside from the pickle association, if the vinegar part sounds vaguely familiar to you, that's because the drink sounds a lot like a non-sweetened version of switchel, the 17th-century vinegar and water concoction that has recently begun to make a comeback.
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"As irritating as it is that alleged perpetrators can make a comeback quickly, the way I like to answer that is: What about all the women out there who aren't working anymore simply because they had the courage to come forward?" she asks.
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HTC, once praised by reviewers for its fantastic phones, is trying to make a comeback in the U.S. Even BlackBerry, long left for dead and now back on the market thanks to a licensing deal with TCL, is trying to sell Android phones.
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Big biotech companies like Biogen and Gilead make a comebackDespite what the past year has been like for big biotech companies like Celgene, Biogen, Amgen, and Gilead, a surprise that could happen in 2020 might be that these drugmakers make a comeback.
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Spain has long punched below its weight in Brussels, dragged down by the economic crisis and a bigger focus on domestic issues, but sees in its better economic results, combined with Brexit and with Italy's woes, a chance to make a comeback.
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But the fact that this idea was embraced by the past two victorious Democratic presidential candidates, is broadly popular, is especially popular with key swing voters, and is also well-grounded in policy amounts to a powerful case that it deserves to make a comeback.
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The young influencer briefly appeared to make a comeback with a new docuseries called Life with Lil Tay, but her accounts have remained quiet — until this past weekend when an unknown user uploaded several disturbing allegations of abuse and mistreatment to Tay's 2.5 million followers.
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Voters elect populists such as Mr Bolsonaro and AMLO—and may elect Cristina Kirchner, who is on track to make a comeback in Argentina's election in October—not to replace democracy with dictatorship, but because they want their politicians to do a better job.
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The toys have dazzled teens and starred in Inception memes for the better part of a few months, which means we're probably nearing the end of their fad half-life when a new trend takes off or Crazy Bones make a comeback, or whatever.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Cheap bank loans, a form of stimulus first launched by the ECB during the global financial crisis, look set to make a comeback in coming months and investors anticipate shorter term loans with a variable rate to allow the central bank flexibility.
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Go deeper: Live updates: "Catastrophic" Hurricane Lane pounds Hawaii El Niño tries to return, could make 2018 an even warmer year El Niño watch issued as signs point to a return of the climate cycle El Niño may make a comeback this fall and winter
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Listen and subscribe to our podcast from your mobile device: Via Apple Podcasts | Via RadioPublic | Via Stitcher Nine months after admitting to sexual misconduct with multiple women, Louis C.K. dropped into a New York City comedy club unannounced and tried to make a comeback.
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It almost seems like that as ZTE tries to make a comeback, the company is willing to take even shallower margins on its devices to get the Axon 10 in more people's hands, which is a good thing if you're looking for a deal.
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There were a few hints that mid-tempo pop might make a comeback — Bruno Mars&apos "Just the Way You Are" was October&aposs hit track — but for the most part, Adele&aposs first single off her second studio album, "21," was an outlier.
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Sources familiar with the production tell TMZ ... Mischa wasn't asked to come back for the new season of 'The Hills: New Beginnings' -- in fact, we're told she's the only one who isn't returning to reprise her role ... everyone else is slated to make a comeback.
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Each game usually lasts about 15 minutes, give or take, so you don't have to lock in for a 45-minute match, but games aren't so short that you feel like you don't have a chance to make a comeback even if you have a rough start.
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RIO DE JANEIRO — A new Netflix series about a sprawling corruption investigation has muscled its way into Brazil's heated politics, outraging supporters of a leftist former president who is trying to make a comeback and stirring debate about how closely a docudrama should adhere to the facts.
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These transgressions happened before the reckoning, but his ability to make a comeback in this climate is evidence of the #MeToo movement's limitations in impacting rap fans, at least to the point where some might cancel their favorite emcees enough to make a dent in their careers.
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In a country that saw months of street protests earlier this year against labor reforms that are much milder than those Fillon proposes, his far-reaching plans give both the ruling Socialists and Le Pen's National Front (FN) some hope that they can make a comeback.
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Trump, who made waves around the world this week with comments on nuclear arms and Middle East peace, was joined at a golf course he owns by Tiger Woods, a former world champion who is trying to make a comeback after chronic back problems and surgeries.
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Steven Berman of Hagen Berman – who was also class counsel in the VW dealers' case in which Judge Breyer granted only $3 million of the requested $28.6 million in fees – said in an email that he still doesn't think lodestar-based fees will make a comeback.
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Given the dubious utility of some of America's biggest comedy institutions this election season — The Tonight Show and Saturday Night Live, in particular — as well as the sidelining of Gawker and Jon Stewart, it really does feel like the perfect time for Spy to make a comeback.
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And with Democrats now running the House and the party in a certain degree of internal turmoil, some in the White House are worried that debt ceiling brinksmanship might make a comeback — and so far nobody on the Democratic side is saying much one way or the other.
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Mark BegichMark Peter BegichAlaska political mess has legislators divided over meeting place Former GOP chairman Royce joins lobbying shop Lobbying world MORE (D) that he could make a comeback as a write-in candidate in Alaska, but Begich decided against what would have been an almost unprecedented long shot.
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Alan GraysonAlan Mark GraysonFlorida's Darren Soto fends off Dem challenge from Alan Grayson Live results: Arizona and Florida hold primaries The Hill's Morning Report: Frustration mounts as Republicans blow up tax message MORE (D-Fla.) who was looking to make a comeback in the race for his old seat.
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Underscoring the precariousness of it all, Kim Clijsters, the former No. 1 trying to make a comeback at age 36 after seven years off tour, announced that she was unable to return in January because of a knee injury, reportedly sustained while playing a different racket sport: padel.
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Ann KirkpatrickAnn KirkpatrickTwo Democrats vow to press forward on Trump impeachment Here are the 95 Democrats who voted to support impeachment The House Democrats who voted to kill impeachment effort MORE could also make a comeback, forming an exploratory committee as she weighs running in a new district.
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A paradigm shift of sorts is needed because, let's face it, the supposed glory days of nightlife—oh, to be back when there was a club on every street corner and a perfect pinger in every pocket—won't make a comeback in an era of immense fiscal pressure.
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I don't know if it was being on bed rest for seven weeks — I just was like I want my body back, and what better way to do this then trying to make a comeback at this" Cathy admits to being surprised — "I thought she was just kidding me, actually!
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Comey's letter on Friday notifying members of Congress that the Federal Bureau of Investigation had discovered new emails apparently pertinent to the Clinton server probe has upended the presidential race and given new hope to Republican candidate Donald Trump that he can make a comeback and win on Nov. 8.
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Related: Pirates Could Make a Comeback as Illegal Fishing Returns to Somalia's Coast King is keen to point out that, while bowing to the ransom demands could encourage more criminality in Southeast Asian waters, an important difference between the region and Somalia is the lawlessness seen in the East African nation.
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"And how bad can a year be when you had delicious oysters and soufflé, found a secret place by the water, they announce no more elephants will be in the circus, a well that sucks water from the air was invented, and Ruthie and the Wranglers make a comeback," he continued.
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In 2017, Peter Hotez, a professor and dean of the National School of Tropical Medicine at Baylor College of Medicine, penned a New York Times op-ed warning measles was poised to make a comeback, in part because of the numerous hotspots across the country with high rates of unvaccinated people.
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On Tuesday, a former New York Republican Congress member who spent eight months in jail for dodging his taxes is trying to make a comeback, a massive field of Democrats looks toward unseating a very popular Republican governor in Maryland, and legalizing medical marijuana is up for a vote in Oklahoma.
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Though the network hasn't confirmed that the singing competition show will actually make a comeback after going off the air in 2015, they're starting to weigh their options for an all-star cast, and, according to The Hollywood Reporter, the "Chained to the Rhythm" singer is at the top of the list.
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A sign of Brazilian times: Lula is now in prison, serving a 12-year sentence for corruption Many of his supporters at home and abroad believe him to be innocent – and he tried to make a comeback in this month's presidential election – but a Brazilian court ruled that he could not run.
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" Cranston said there is still a chance for the producer and actor to make a comeback if they "were to show us that they put the work in and were truly sorry and making amends and not defending their actions but asking for forgiveness then maybe down the road there is room for that.
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The first bank to be placed under South African Reserve Bank (SARB) curatorship in over a decade after nearly collapsing under the weight of bad loans in 2014, African Bank says it wants to make a comeback as a safer institution with a base of retail deposits and less focus on risky unsecured credit.
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But an official with Congress, which is hoping to make a comeback after a massive electoral thrashing at the hands of Modi's Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in 2014, told Reuters on Wednesday the ruling party had already reserved much of the entire available fleet of helicopters in the country for 90 days instead of the usual 45 days.
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Yes, they've lost nearly all the territory they once held, and their so-called "caliphate" has been dismantled — but the Pentagon estimates ISIS has as many as 17,100 fighters in Syria, and many have warned that if the US pulls out too soon, that could provide the extra space the group needs to make a comeback.
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As we gear up to devour a season's worth of new collections at Fashion Month beginning next week, take a look back at some of the seminal looks from actual '90s and early-aughts runways that could definitely make a comeback for spring '17 (or fall '16...or whatever designers want to call their "see-now, buy-now" presentations).
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"I've still got loose skin on my belly but my abs are beginning to make a comeback – which shows me that what I'm doing is working…" One workout she's probably doing is her 20-minute core routine, which focuses on developing strong abs as well as the core muscles that help support every body, not just post-partum bodies.
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Deval Patrick is also reconsidering his plans, and the uncertainty is spurring new questions about whether 2016 Democratic presidential nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham Clinton2020 Democrats make play for veterans' votes The Memo: Democrats confront prospect of long primary Manafort sought to hurt Clinton 2016 campaign efforts in key states: NYT MORE could make a comeback.
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And even though he is still rehabilitating in the wake of his most recent operations — for his shoulder last September and for his back a month later — he has not given up on the idea that he can still make a comeback, that there is still another chapter left in a career that was once so crammed with success.
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With Louis C.K.'s return to comedy, it feels like we're reaching the next stage of #MeToo in which shitty men attempt to make a comeback, and this season—which dropped on Netflix last Friday—grapples with the idea of public forgivingness for toxic, abusive men (and letting them forgive themselves) and it feels like the show saw it coming.
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How to Talk About the World Cup and Sound Reasonably Smart In the Age of Trump, Civics Courses Make a Comeback What to Do When a Loved One Is Severely Depressed The Rich Are Planning to Leave This Wretched Planet Antarctica Is Melting Three Times as Fast as a Decade Ago Meet 'the Million-Dollar Palate' Behind a Flood of New Foods Struggle With Self-Control?
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If Sanders loses Michigan by a wide margin -- and several post-Super Tuesday polls suggest that is what will happen -- while also losing badly in places like Mississippi, which also votes on Tuesday, the Vermont senator could find himself in a deeply unenviable position: too far behind Biden in the delegate chase to make a reasonable case to all but his most loyal supporters that he has a chance to make a comeback.
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Also, Senate Dems are forcing a vote on Trump's ObamaCare "sabotage," and Tom PriceThomas (Tom) Edmunds PriceThe Hill's Campaign Report: Impeachment fight poses risks to both Trump, Dems Overnight Health Care — Presented by Better Medicare Alliance — More than 2202 cases of vaping illnesses reported to CDC | House panel asks e-cigarette companies to stop advertising | Senate Dems to force vote on Trump health care rule Price throws name in ring for Georgia Senate appointment MORE is trying to make a comeback.
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If the RAZR were to make a comeback, or if Motorola could figure out a way to make smartphones fold into smaller sizes, it'd be targeting a lot of different demographics: those who are ready to invest in foldable screens, those who miss the nostalgia of the RAZR phone, and those who've long wished smartphones just fit better in smaller pockets (myself and a million other women included.) Reviving old phones is also a popular strategy these days; HMD-owned Nokia last year re-released the updated Nokia 3310 and Nokia 8110 to much fanfare, though they were primarily advertised as novelty products than feature phones.
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