Trump mused Monday about firing his attorney general or his deputy attorney general and has mused before about firing the special counsel investigating Russian election meddling.
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" Mr. Vargas mused in his essay in "Trap Door.
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" But then she mused, "would I invest with him?
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" L'Express mused, dubbing Macron "the Mozart of the Élysée.
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"The Blink Drive offered a convenient door in," Mallozzi mused.
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"Watch how he responds to my speech today," Romney mused.
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"Trump potentially has his own shadow NSA," he further mused.
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Trump has repeatedly mused about letting Obamacare collapse on itself.
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"Maybe DACA for border security or the wall," mused Cole.
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" The next day he mused: "There's no common ground here.
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"Some of them definitely deserved a better death," he mused.
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Perhaps Mr Corbyn doesn't have what it takes, he mused.
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"I guess Fox really got tired of him," he mused.
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"Truly, this is the weirdest timeline," another Twitter user mused.
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"Everyone is complaining that he bought the town," she mused.
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He mused on the losses and change that age brings.
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He even mused about naming himself to fill the vacancy.
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"Maybe he felt pain in his elbow," he mused afterward.
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" Looking at Adele, the woman warily mused, "That's just strange.
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"The possibility of never getting in is exciting," Warhol mused.
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In "The Inner Conflict," Warren mused about the path forward.
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" Liz mused, "I did a reading with Merrill in January.
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Carmelo Anthony mused that it had never really gone away.
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More recently, he's mused about regime change in North Korea.
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"My love story is nothing particularly exceptional," the Blossom alum mused.
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"Tina has Anna Wintour's number in her phone?" mused Poehler, 47.
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"Knew it was coming eventually, but damn," mused a congressional staffer.
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He's even reportedly mused about resigning from the Facebook board. Why?
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Shedd mused whether such a declaration would be grounds for impeachment.
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"Mike's been on the air for a long time," mused Morales.
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Go deeper: Trump mused about "military option" in Venezuela with Graham
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Nor, probably, will Donald Trump, though he has mused about it.
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It is wrong to label such dynamics "market imperfections", he mused.
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His party, he mused, needs at least three terms in office.
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"Barron has great potential but he's 10," Trump mused in Cincinnati.
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Take Care 2, the people mused, was already on the way.
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He has mused about films entirely devoted to Wookiees or droids.
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"He's 27 years old," one member of the organization mused recently.
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"Goldie Hawn, huh," one movie buff mused in the Quad lobby.
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"Public urination is the number-one problem in Nigeria," he mused.
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"How would Elizabeth Warren play in Ohio?" he mused on Tuesday.
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"I was thinking of getting a real estate license," she mused.
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In clear handwriting, Melanija mused about the boys of her dreams.
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"There are other good Supreme Court possibilities," National Review's editors mused.
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"I wish I could send disappearing photos," he mused, almost absentmindedly.
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"That's the Superman 'S,'" mused Ben, our in-house graphics guy.
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Most importantly, he has mused about weakening American commitment to NATO.
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Trump has mused to others that the media will vet nominees.
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"That was then, this is now?" the Rhode Island Democrat mused.
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"In the end, I'm not a private attorney general," Fisher mused.
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"Who gets to own a color?" the Brooklyn-based designer mused.
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He has mused in the past about abolishing the British Army.
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" When that happened, Erickson mused, "Pence folded like a cheap suit.
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Some called Comey's firing a "constitutional crisis" and mused about impeachment.
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Even Quentin Tarantino has publicly mused about "The Hateful Eight" onstage.
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You mused that a good role model would be Ronald Reagan.
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Tom Reed (R-NY) mused about the president's tweets on CNN.
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"I'm excited to see Beyoncé perform with twins," Vanessa Hudgens mused.
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"Maybe there is no hacking," he mused during the second debate.
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Go deeper: Trump mused about "military option" in Venezuela with Lindsey Graham
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"So three people at this table have been with Tom?" she mused.
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"A lot of people meet their other halves at work," Harington mused.
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"That's why I don't want to come on these visits," he mused.
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"[Anna did] a great job on 'Can't Stop the Feeling,' " he mused.
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Or, is it something broader, he mused on a recent phone call.
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"You could have a whole meal while waiting in line," we mused.
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"I think this year our messaging will be more vocal," Lee mused.
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"Some people really work hard to get what they get," Cinthia mused.
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"We have done so much together already," she mused in a post.
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"Blue Ivy controlling the crowd and the world," mused one Twitter user.
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"Sometimes unfinished works are better," Straley mused on the phone with me.
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Just the presence of the sweepers alone might discourage littering, mused Bator.
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"That's a bummer," Damon mused about Kimmel's loss, chomping on an apple.
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And Bannon, of course, had publicly mused about a major infrastructure program.
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"It's possible we are being gaslit by our male coworkers," she mused.
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"And I thought I was batshit crazy," Paltrow mused following Kerr's admission.
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"Prospective threats?" he mused when I asked him about all the competition.
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He has even mused out loud on the potential for firing Powell.
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"#CoiffeurGate — ah, now I finally understand the expression 'budgetary cuts,'" mused another.
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He mused about running a business or becoming a consultant one day.
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"He probably can teach me how to make a fire," Sanders mused.
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It must have been one of those small, sightseeing planes, they mused.
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The night before, she had mused aloud about her attitude toward interviews.
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Turning aphoristic, Justice Breyer mused about how people dress to express themselves.
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Screenings, Dr. Kloss mused, could be done over telemedecine-based video services.
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"We can make some fliers for museum goers," Ms. Goldin mused playfully.
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Publicly, Mr. Biden has mused aloud about who will be behind him.
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Andrew M. Cuomo mused during a conference call with reporters on Sunday.
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"How long can we last?" mused Michael Larsen, the company's chief executive.
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"Pocahontas," he mused, might have been deployed against Elizabeth Warren too early.
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"Maybe I'll put a checker on their checker," Vigneault mused about Pageau.
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"That was a Sunday, late afternoon," she mused of their first meeting.
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Trump mused on Twitter that Schiff should maybe be investigated for treason.
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"If there are no winners, there are no losers," mused the rulebook.
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"You work so hard, but you are even harder on yourself," he mused.
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And still others mused on the advertised sculpture's strong resemblance to Dr. Phill.
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"I just think I'm post-celebrity relationship, probably, in my life," he mused.
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Jamie Raskin (D-MD) mused that, well, maybe there already is an inquiry.
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"Looks like I need to get used to being number two!" he mused.
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"They're supposed to be famous first, you know what I mean?" he mused.
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"Obamacare is dead next month if it doesn't get that money," he mused.
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"If we spent $1,000 on Nike, that would be a lot," he mused.
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"I'm not a beer snob but I know what I like," Neilson mused.
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Trump himself has mused about how the market would react to his ouster.
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The TV tycoon mused in April that Warren might be his next rival.
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LOVE IT!!!" wrote one while a second mused, impressed, "This is so brilliant!
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On CNBC on Thursday, Trump twice mused on what his future might hold.
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" Another mused, "I think we have to look at history as the guide.
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President Donald Trump has mused about closing down the US-Mexico border entirely.
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"I have this weird feeling that the apocalypse is upon us," she mused.
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Trump himself mused about the notion of losing the otherwise reliably Republican state.
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"Why does T look so sexy and I look like s—?" she mused.
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"Will any of their steps do anything to restrain North Korea?" he mused.
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"She could tell me things about myself, just like straight up," Sampha mused.
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But he has openly mused that he may be the last Republican president.
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"I didn't think things were going to go down like that," she mused.
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"So it&aposs a bit of a puzzle," the chairman mused, somewhat philosophically.
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"We don't want to end up like the Green Party," one activist mused.
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And it's not like the term "world music" is any good, I mused.
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But then he mused on what the spare space would be used for.
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"I guess I like him like that," one of the courteous servers mused.
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"We've gotten so numbed by it all," Ryan reportedly mused about Trump's behavior.
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Amlo has mused about an amnesty for cartel leaders and some drug legalization.
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"It's not honest for a real Chinese fighter to be outside," he mused.
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A few days later, Ms. Cresp mused on the process in an email.
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Trump mused about joining on after all, but did not pursue the idea.
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"Is there a metaphor in all of this?" a morning radio host mused.
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With Kuczynski gone, Argentinian President Mauricio Macri has mused about skipping the event.
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"I'm thankful it didn't get as far as it could have," he mused.
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"I'm a person who doesn't really believe in legacy," Ciani mused to Noisey.
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"Television brings people together, but television can also tear us apart," Kimmel mused.
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Suppose the world saw how many we are, and how beautiful, I mused.
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"What does it mean to offer public art in this moment?" she mused.
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He mused on his marriages, the return of "Twin Peaks" — and President Trump.
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He had been pushed into doing what he mused about 24 hours earlier.
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"I fear, that we could be entering a post-truth era," he mused.
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"You would think they'd have learned a lesson," mused Nixon aide John Dean.
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Justice Kennedy mused that any number of free-speech doctrines doomed the law.
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" At times, he's even mused about being president for "ten or 14 years.
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"So we might have a lot of Alaska or Hawaii stops," he mused.
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One day, he mused, household objects could perhaps be replaced entirely by software.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt mused about quitting the presidency to head the United Nations.
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Early in his term, President Obama mused about doing away with that loophole.
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" One day, Macron mused to some reporters that "growth was at half-mast.
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"How do I say this without sounding overly confident or arrogant?" he mused.
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"I don't necessarily know that it's 'Hollywood' that gets in the way," she mused.
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"In a way, they're farming us by not spreading disease to us," he mused.
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Others mused about the possibility of Mr. Yang being picked as someone's running mate.
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"I just wanted to copy her because she just has good ideas," she mused.
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"You kind of feel like you're entering into this little secret coven," she mused.
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Snoop then mused about what could be causing West to go on a tirade.
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"Today I feel good … different, ready … but I already miss my babies," she mused.
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On February 22nd Britain's environment secretary, Michael Gove, mused about prohibiting plastic straws altogether.
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As I've mused before, West could theoretically win the presidency or other elected office.
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Others have mused that this could be some sort of eavesdropping device gone haywire.
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After all, Trump openly mused about assassinating Kim Jong Un at a campaign stop.
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"How many people get to take their children to work with them?" she mused.
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Recently, Clinton mused out loud, asking why she isn't beating Trump by 50 points.
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"When I die someday, most people won't care," alt-right firebrand Laura Loomer mused.
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Anthony Kennedy, who has mused about stepping down, soon will celebrate his 81st birthday.
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" On that point, he mused, "When I was younger, I thought the same thing.
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The president has openly mused about working with Democrats on an alternative healthcare plan.
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"There is something explicitly white in challenging someone to a fair fight," he mused.
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"Who would have ever figured?" the governor mused at the announcement ceremony in 000.
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The President has already mused about his chances of winning a Nobel Peace Prize.
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He mused about the political commentators who gave Mr. Trump little chance of winning.
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"I don't think she was a huge fan of our skin tone," Coleman mused.
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"It could have been a situation that went left," Williams mused when we spoke.
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"These parties are global citizens of substantial means," Judge Gillen mused from the bench.
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Imagine if "scuba" — short for "self-contained underwater breathing apparatus" — were scrambled, he mused.
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Maybe it's a result of therapy, he mused, which he attends once a week.
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It was so outrageous, journalists publicly mused about whether it was all a hoax.
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"I'm kind of half-off and half-on book," he mused at one point.
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"I can't even imagine them understanding how complicated it is," Guerrero had mused earlier.
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"If I am an advocate for anything, it is to move," he once mused.
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Saudi society, he mused, never challenges the government — as a public, press or parliament.
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In "Eminent Dogs, Dangerous Men," Mr. McCaig mused about how dogs had changed people.
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He mused with audacious selectiveness about all the blessings he was bringing to us.
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"If I'm just fodder now though, maybe I just shouldn't be there," Davidson mused.
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"Socialism destroys nations, but always remember, freedom unifies the soul," the President nonsensically mused.
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She mused that sometimes she wonders whether McConnell has Russian connections, the sources said.
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"Maybe I'll get Meeka some new tennis balls as an extra award," Reeg mused.
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One segregationist mused to Warren about Gerald L. K. Smith, a prominent white nationalist.
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"If I had a penny for every time I was asked that," Leiserowitz mused.
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"The possibility remains that she's making a living somewhere else in Katmai," mused Fitz.
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And so, I mused to the book – and now Steve is gone, eight years.
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"The only one that repeats is from three billion light-years," Dr. Chatterjee mused.
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"Perhaps at the Lincoln Memorial," Mr. Trump mused of a location of a celebration.
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AT&T recently mused that it might even begin charging customers extra for privacy protections.
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The judges also mused that the government always shows up and argues its cases anyway.
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That, he mused, was perhaps the most appropriate way of thinking about the entire project.
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He has already mused about legislation making it easier to sue journalism organizations for libel.
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"What I wouldn't give to go to America," he mused, gazing up at the sky.
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Maybe they could contract for weddings or quinceañeras, maybe, eventually, for television shows, she mused.
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Musk also mused that SpaceX could use this boat to catch a falling Dragon spacecraft.
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In a normal country, one banker mused, Mr Khalil's comments might be a sackable offence.
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He has demanded that the Justice Department investigate his adversaries and mused about pardoning himself.
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"Love is not an emotion, it's your very existence," she mused in the photo's caption.
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In one of his dozens of books, he mused about bringing dinosaurs back to life.
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Ordering military action wasn't like deciding to buy a building, he mused on CBS News.
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"When I think of all the ways it might not have worked out…" Kaufman mused.
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"I fundamentally do really love myself, and I like myself most importantly now," she mused.
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He mused about testifying himself or maybe just taking a front row seat and watching.
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BTW, in 2004 Trump mused it would be cool if Ivanka and Tom hooked up.
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The CEO mused about developing a device that would allow humans to type by thinking.
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"That's not what they got, so they dislike the video," he mused in the video.
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" After this episode Socrates is supposed to have mused, "After the thunder, comes the rain.
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"It's as if having a house in one color is more aesthetically pleasing?" he mused.
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"How lucky I am I got through [fame] without having any emotional scarring," Aniston mused.
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Shortly after the Moon-Kim encounter, Trump mused about holding the summit at the DMZ.
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"I think Miles would have messed with a lot of different artists," Mr. Glasper mused.
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Most alarming to many people, he mused about using nuclear weapons in the Cold War.
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"You have to spend so many years to teach him one thing," Ms. Ono mused.
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"The question is, once tax reform happens, where do we go from there?" he mused.
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CEO Mark Zuckerberg has mused about a "high-quality" news tab, not unlike Apple News+.
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But others mused that the violence and chaos played into the hands of the authorities.
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The other day, Vox's Ezra Klein mused about what a Trump loss might look like.
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"When you wake up and realize that Shit just really doesn't make sense," she mused.
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In the process, several justices mused about the nature of privacy in the digital age.
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Mr. Musk caused a furor when he mused on Twitter about taking his company private.
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Illustrations by the author 2016 wasn't quite TheYearofVirtualReality despite what the starry-eyed press mused.
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He mused that he might have to follow suit with a purge of "difficult" people.
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Meanwhile, many people of color have publicly mused that they'd like to leave the country.
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In the 2003 interview, Dr. Pournelle mused about the art of the science fiction writer.
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Some applaud him for mollifying a president who has openly mused about firing Mr. Mueller.
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When President Trump mused that the mass shooting at a high school in Parkland, Fla.
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Before today's hyperloop slogans, Mr. Marchetti mused about Casablanca-to-Paris in just 20 minutes.
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Maybe he could last six innings, he mused, and possibly qualify for a quality start.
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Justice Breyer mused that the issue the court would decide in the case, Kahler v.
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"Maybe a moving shot from the street or having someone pass through it," she mused.
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"I find that looking at history that people don't change," Jones mused in the interview.
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He mused about breaking up the big banks; special aide Ivanka plugged helping Syrian refugees.
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"How hard it is to contemplate your own death," Mr. Fischl mused in an interview.
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"I was impressed with what they called 'the trash' in my hometown," she later mused.
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He started building rockets as a teenager, and mused about making space tourism a reality.
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Mr. Trump has openly mused about doing so, and has considered firing Mr. Rosenstein, too.
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"Who is it on the other side?" mused a 215-year veteran of intimate warfare.
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"Who is it on the other side?" mused a 15-year veteran of intimate warfare.
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He mused about the Augusta National Golf Club holes he has butchered in recent years.
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When it was over, he mused that the fake nose had come to feel normal.
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The actor mused that it would be a little challenging since his character's not alive.
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"The world's weirdest attractions now count a sleepy Oxfordshire suburb among their number," it mused.
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Iger even mused that if Jobs were still alive, the two companies might have merged.
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"We live like squatters, not as if we owned the property," Edison mused in 1910.
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Officials at the New York Fed have mused about creating a database of banker misconduct.
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We mused about how nice it would be if we lived in the same city.
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"Health care passes, tax reform gets teed up, the economy starts jamming again," Watters mused.
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"Yes, I think so," Aduba, whose Nigerian-born parents immigrated to America in the 1960s, mused.
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" It didn't stop there ... Aiken mused, "Oh good Lord ... those boring ass responses from the judges?
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Paul mused on how this one administrative decision seemed to have changed the course of history.
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"My lips felt instantly moisturized, and it smells and tastes like raspberries and roses," mused Mars.
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It could be "that the pause everyone wanted was just a pause in time," Verrone mused.
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Here we have proof that Hollywood isn't a safe space for true auteurs, some writers mused.
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She mused that perhaps the President, unlike her, maybe wasn't in charge of his own house.
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"As an older person, I never remarried, because I had such an incredible husband," she mused.
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"THINGS really get messy when politicians see money," mused Tsakhiagiin Elbegdorj, Mongolia's president, earlier this month.
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Her sister was a fighter and she was probably caught off guard by Ortiz, Rosenda mused.
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" 'Strong personality' Mills mused about Trump's VP pick: "He'll definitely want somebody with a strong personality.
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If the plaintiffs could show standing, she mused, they would have several tenable arguments to present.
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"I want to be a little extra glowy," she mused as she layered on the highlighter.
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Major publications and pundits openly mused about why Clinton was almost as disliked as Donald Trump.
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Nixon often mused about how many of the world's cultures were incapable of democratic self-rule.
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Yet, Trump has at times mused that he does not need a Director of National Intelligence.
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""Trump went further and mused about shipping migrants to Guantanamo Bay, where hardened terrorists were jailed.
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Some younger lawmakers have mused whether the party would do well to seek fresh leadership. Rep.
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" One psychology professor mused on Facebook, "I wonder if this is the end of MTurk research?
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But "I could pick a male narrator from somewhere in that pyramid," Atwood mused in 2009.
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President Trump, who has mused about making McCarthy his chief of staff, could pick the winner.
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President Trump has long mused about doing what he wants, when he wants, how he wants.
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Franceschetti mused as the church chimes rang at noon — and oddly several more times just afterward.
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"Sometimes I wonder whether I was 10 or 20 years too early," Obama mused to aides.
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" He mused that the hearing would allow "all relevant parties to put this episode to rest.
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"Make a wrong turn down here and you'll be in the headquarters of YouTube," Gibson mused.
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One of them, Nikolaj Coster-Waldau, sat in a corner and mused on the long day.
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"Hopefully it will eventually be co-opted into the norm — that would be ideal," she mused.
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"Maybe," she mused, "the upstate deer are so sweet, and they're sort of a symbol of peace."
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"It's what every ballet dancer in the city wants to do," Crowder mused of her former role.
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"Anyone would want their wedding there -- their dream wedding there," the bride mused of the "beautiful" venue.
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The important thing, he mused later, was not fear, but what you can do to control it.
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"Maybe that does play into the way they feel and everything," Fletcher mused about the directorial choice.
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What if, he mused, this case had reached the court in 2003, before the social-media revolution?
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"How many people get to take their children to work with them?" mused the American Idol champ.
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"I'm excited to go on adventures with him and show him the world," the new dad mused.
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Musk mused in the post-launch press conference about how happy he was to have recovered them.
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It's like Hatch has a translator, a fellow congressional reporter mused after a scrum with the senator.
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"I have to say, I've not known the media as excited for a long time," Morton mused.
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"If people see me, they might think, 'Hey, this is how my child would feel,'" she mused.
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"I had the most startling realization that Rob's life wasn't about him being my father," she mused.
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We at The Verge mused about what movies IMAXShift might play while an instructor screamed at me.
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"Maybe life here was very harsh to them (old migrants) so they became like this," he mused.
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A prominent writer and friend recently mused about what would happen if he posted some political rants.
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"I like the flow better than I thought I would," mused a man in a fleece vest.
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"How long have they existed there, and how quickly have we got rid of them?" mused Gardner.
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Burton himself has mused about the damage a third-party candidate can have on the Democratic nominee.
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In public, he once mused about potentially having the US military shoot caravan migrants who threw rocks.
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"Doesn't Susan Sarandon have a Ping-Pong place in New York?" he mused while forming a plan.
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She mused at the Trump team's suggestion that she was in the throes of a health crisis.
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" The author said Trump floated the idea to advisers and "mused about shipping migrants to Guantanamo Bay.
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Some even mused that President Trump could sign the bill on his very first day in office.
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Without a tweet today, many analysts mused as to whether the statistics would be worse than envisaged.
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He has mused upon child abuse, his own sexual life, fantasies, fear, anger, gentrification, politics, and capitalism.
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"We started with collusion," the president mused, according to several people who witnessed Mr. Trump's somber mood.
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The new peace of mind, she mused, has played a role in her ascent as a player.
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"More than one person has said I've been writing the same song all my life," he mused.
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Even worse, Mr. Trump has recently mused about withdrawing the United States from the World Trade Organization.
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During that time, he mused that it might become necessary to extend it to the whole country.
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"Because we live good lives, because we only get drunk once in a while," Mr. Buckhorn mused.
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"I guess I was just shocked at how naïve they seemed," Richards mused in a recent interview.
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Such a significant change, he mused, might be more appropriate coming from Congress rather than the courts.
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The statement marked the second time in a matter of months the bank has mused about easing.
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The president has mused publicly about pardoning Joe Arpaio, the controversial former sheriff of Maricopa County, Ariz.
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It was a politically safe speech, in which she mused on balancing family, work and public service.
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Lawmakers have not mused publicly about such a move, which would probably set off a political firestorm.
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"The weirdest movie I've ever seen," Lauren LeVine, Refinery29's entertainment director, mused upon entering the office.
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"Should I say, 'I wonder if Meryl is up for portraying the next female P.M.'?" she mused.
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" She mused, "Why do you think Americans want those low-end manufacturing jobs to come back here?
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Standing on her stoop bundled in furs and watching dump trucks cart away debris, she mused aloud.
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Senator Kevin Cramer, Republican of North Dakota, mused on Twitter that Democratic opposition to the anti-B.
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He mused about how he was "infatuated" with their elegance, their texture, the airiness of their foam.
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He's also expressed skepticism about the Mueller investigation, and publicly mused about ways to curtail its reach.
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"Is Selfie Rat just the tip of a rotting, viral iceberg made of elaborate hoaxes?" he mused.
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" When we asked Kendall if she was the next KarJenner to go platinum, she mused, "Oh yeah, maybe!
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Founder Jonah Peretti even once mused about whether the fictional character from Mad Men would really love banners.
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Greg Hands, a trade minister, has mused about some industries staying in the customs union to minimise disruption.
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Despite her new home thousands of miles away, she mused about the pros and cons of both coasts.
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"She's going through like a real feminist empowerment moment, albeit, it's inappropriate," Barrymore mused of her onscreen character.
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"It's certainly not a chick flick," he mused to the Daily Telegraph, "but girls will enjoy it."Oy.
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Trump mused Friday at a White House press conference that the shutdown could extend months or even years.
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"He became a heartthrob and had to stop tweeting about anime," I mused, feeling sympathetic, to a friend.
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"Getting to do hair is almost like doing stand-up while making people look better," Van Ness mused.
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Ministers have mused about banning gay student groups from universities, or attempting to weed out gay civil servants.
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" One day soon, she mused, "a provider could turn on my cell phone and listen to my conversations.
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Over the course of her life, the actress had sometimes mused that she had prioritized the wrong things.
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Maybe Jaime had it right, last season, when he mused, "It really is all cocks in the end."
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Once upon a time, Trump mused about how well he and Russian President Vladimir Putin would get along.
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Analysts have mused that using refurbished rockets could lower this launch price by some $20 million — or more.
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Gilda Radner famously mused as Roseanne Rosannadanna on 'SNL' that no one knew what she was princess of.
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"If you think about it, Santa is more of a creepy figure than a friendly myth," mused Chibbles.
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In a new interview with TIME published Wednesday, Donald Trump mused on many topics, including his favorite: himself.
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"WHAT if we could just be China for a day?" mused Thomas Friedman, an American columnist, in 2010.
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"If you eat meat, you should know where it comes from," Zuckerberg mused in a live Facebook video.
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"At the end of the day, my question is why does it take people so long?" he mused.
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Trump mused that the Chinese were interfering with the procession to Singapore in a news conference shortly after.
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The very nature of how information is broadcast over radio frequency may need to be questioned, he mused.
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"You think Hillary would be able to stand up here for an hour and do this?" he mused.
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The president had privately mused about buying it and later said it made sense as a "strategic" purchase.
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"And thanks to all the others who do this and didn&apost get their picture taken," another mused.
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President Barack Obama mused during an interview that the entire garden could disappear under a Donald Trump presidency.
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In an interview with Consequence of Sound, he mused on the possibility that shit's just always been bad.
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I assume these thoughts were not far from his mind as he mused aloud during the gerrymander argument.
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"It's almost like the majority of Americans didn't want you to be president," Colbert faux-mused, eyebrow arching.
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"It's crazy," a Republican congressional staffer mused, reflecting on the dissonance between Trump's signature priorities and Congress's agenda.
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Coincidentally, Sagan mused about the misguided representations of aliens in blockbuster movies as humanoid monsters and predatory xenomorphs.
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Trump, however, mused about the possibility of shooting undocumented immigrants at a rally as recently as in May.
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He mused about running for either governor or senator in California, but did not choose to do either.
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"He could move to Rock Hill, S.C.," Mr. Cohen mused, "or to a country with no extradition treaty."
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"I can be here and rent an apartment for a year, wait until everything gets calmer," he mused.
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"If I could only hit as far as he could, it would be a different game," Kisner mused.
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Mr. Trump mused about his popularity in West Virginia, saying he might take up residence in the state.
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Once we start putting sulfate particles in the atmosphere, he mused, would we really be able to stop?
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The photo inspired "Star Wars" jokes, and some mused about future battles on the Forest Moon of Endor.
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He remembers the meeting where an executive mused that perhaps the whole department could be shipped to India.
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Trump has often mused about letting Obamacare fail to force Democrats to negotiate on the stalled repeal bill.
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He has publicly mused that food shortages in China may send waves of hungry Chinese southward toward Indonesia.
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Hornacek mused that if Porzingis were healthy, he might have started at center and Anthony at power forward.
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Montana has no sales tax either, Kristal mused, and there wasn't a single center in the online directory.
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"Whoever thought someone would fly a plane into the World Trade Center," one mused to the Sun Sentinel.
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"Some people, unbelievably enough, are looking forward to talking politics with their relatives" the LA Times's guide mused.
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"When I wake up from my fever dream and this isn't real, I'm gonna be bummed," McCarthy mused.
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Looking at the image, she mused that objects, not just images, are propelled from their origin by conflict.
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"I think I want Littlefinger on the throne," Turner mused, prompting a loud chorus of boos mixed with laughter.
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Space analysts have mused that using refurbished rockets could lower this launch price by some $20 million — or more.
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Maybe the boys shouldn't be suspended, one black resident of Baraboo mused to me, but what about a reprimand?
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"Poor Ike—it won't be a bit like the army," mused Harry Truman on his incoming successor, Dwight Eisenhower.
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"How far we had come from the days of tension," George Shultz, Reagan's secretary of state mused to himself.
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"The professional love affair with Sterling Brown and Sarah Paulson is why i am in this business," mused another.
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Trump has threatened to sue news organizations and mused about changing libel laws if he wins the White House.
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He offered the same explanation when he mused about how Russian hackers should muck around in Clinton's email accounts.
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"[The relationship] might be hard to balance if Gladys moves back to Riverdale and gets more involved," Reinhart mused.
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Vice President Joe Biden mused about fighting Trump -- who seemed to be open to it -- behind a gym. 1338.
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In his tirade against the F.B.I., Mr. Trump mused about the possibility that he might soon fire Mr. Mueller.
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ITALY, a cabinet minister mused recently, was seen in the past as a country that did not make trouble.
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" He mused that around 20 years ago, adults had a revelation ... "They didn't have to give up kid stuff.
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"Do Democrats want to be consumed for another eight years by another massive and risky health proposition?" mused Marshall.
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Just 24 hours earlier, Trump mused that "Nobody really knows for sure" who was responsible for hacking the elections.
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We only learned of Musk's tunnelling ambitions last December when the mogul mused about LA's traffic problems on Twitter.
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"It is an orphaned station," a Channel 9 reporter mused in a 2011 investigative piece on the station's underutilization.
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Then, in an interview, Trump mused about giving up the "One China" policy and recognizing Taiwan's government, in Taipei.
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President Donald Trump has mused about ending the payments, whose value next year is estimated to be $10 billion.
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"The movie seems a weird nightmare of rampaging femininity and gross gags," mused Michael Wilmington in the Chicago Tribune.
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"Our youth feel neglected by society," Prime Minister Manuel Valls mused carefully in an interview with the newspaper Libération.
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This may have been, as Wyden mused last week, because there wasn't enough political will behind the reauthorization push.
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Companies have mused over the idea of one day being able to download their products into your living room.
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"I don't know anything, but if I had to bet I would say he tells the truth," Cuban mused.
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In 2008, American troubadour Usher mused wildly about a roiling state of desire and romance in a public space.
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Trump has mused about conducting the press briefings himself, or perhaps using social media to bypass the press entirely.
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"It could be a week, two weeks, a month," Ms. García mused on a recent afternoon at the shelter.
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"The real issue is: What happens if there's a next Great Recession, if 2008-2009 revisits us?" he mused.
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"It's physics," she said, when he mused about why one side of the house was dirtier than the other.
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"I remember where I was the day I got the news that Gabby Giffords had been shot," mused King.
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Paul Gosar (R-Ariz.), who went into self-quarantine after being exposed to the virus, mused about death. Rep.
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In the Yankees' clubhouse that night, Alex Rodriguez mused about his shifting role, wondering aloud about life after baseball.
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The defense sought to disqualify him, accusing him of bias because he had mused publicly about settling the case.
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"You can only prepare so much," Mr. O'Keeffe mused one evening as an oil tanker slipped under the bridge.
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"Maybe I should be thinking about: If I endorse Bloomberg, Bloomberg Philanthropies will give us more money," he mused.
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As we walked away, I mused that someone might find another email address if anyone ever uncovered the tracker.
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DiGenova has in the past mused about the Justice Department framing Trump by "creating a false crime" of collusion.
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Salem mused about the reaction she thought she'd get if she went to see "Hustlers" in her work clothes.
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President Donald Trump has compared White House leakers with spies and mused obliquely to other officials about executing them.
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We only learned of Musk's tunnelling ambitions last December when the mogul mused about LA's traffic problems on Twitter.
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"Lindsey Graham," the president-elect mused when asked about a new Russia sanctions bill that Graham joined Arizona Sen.
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"The archipelago is a little world within itself," a young Charles Darwin mused in his London study in 1839.
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He mused on Twitter last year that the country "needs a good 'shutdown,'" a suggestion Democrats did not forget.
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Trump makes good on promise to rollback regulations "Very, very glamorous, right?" mused the President as the guests laughed loudly.
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Dealers also noted a report from Bloomberg that Trump had privately mused about ending the postwar defence pact with Japan.
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"Curious as to why there is not much mention about FUNGAL acne," the poster mused, and then explained the condition.
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In it, Captain America mused on the virtue of patience, implying that post-credits scenes won't always feature big reveals.
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"If you can love somebody without that, then you can really love somebody," Wilson mused in an interview last July.
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In private conversations, Dr. Soon-Shiong has mused about trying to lure a big name editor to lead The Times.
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"I wonder if it shows in our thesis show this year," one artist mused in an email about the show.
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Lindsey Graham told Axios in January that Trump mused to him about the possibility of using military force in Venezuela.
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" Juenger mused that the stronger track record in the second half of the year may "inspire some confidence among investors.
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"I wish someone would inform Audrey that no one gives out points for going thru natural childbirth," one user mused.
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Instead the man who once asked, "How stupid are the people of Iowa?" mused about returning to buy a farm.
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Dealers also noted a report from Bloomberg that Trump had privately mused about ending the postwar defense pact with Japan.
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"I don't know that we need to be killing more people, but I'm not necessarily against it either," he mused.
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"I think I may have to move to the South if New York doesn't treat me great," mused the candidate.
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"It would be who could I talk into it," she mused about the possibility of merging reality TV's biggest players.
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" One commenter mused that Pompeo said, "Hey J…..When would you like to come on Grey's as a special guest?
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But since moving into the White House, he has mused privately about taking away credentials, CNN reported earlier this year.
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Ms. Donohue's friend at Zabar's, Ms. Anderson, also of Seattle, mused that Vancouver was not too far up the road.
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Many people have doubted that women are capable of doing good philosophy, he mused, and this book offered no counterevidence.
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"The tumbling Shanghai Composite index must be China's so-called quantitative and qualitative counter-measures," one social media user mused.
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In one recent year, one leader mused that the only thing the members had in common was the Arabic language.
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And then he mused about not wanting to pursue "a fool's errand" in an appearance at the University of Delaware.
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Much of the coverage of "The Handmaid's Tale," adapted from the 1985 Margaret Atwood novel, mused on its inadvertent timeliness.
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Police officers in West Jordan have openly mused in emails about getting a government grant to deploy Banjo in schools.
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Through all this time, it was an open secret that Steyer mused about one day running for political office himself.
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Besides the moat, the article also discussed that he mused about shooting migrants in the legs to slow them down.
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But Trump has repeatedly mused about firing many in his administration, so him discussing it doesn't necessarily mean he will.
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DeChambeau mused to his followers during a Fortnite Twitch stream Wednesday that Koepka's gym-sculpted physique was less than perfect.
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Before he got sick, Mr. Conaty had been anticipating his 50th radio anniversary, and mused about hanging it up then.
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In later tweets, the senator mused that they bureau would only do so if it were looking at serious wrongdoing.
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"It's giving humanity a way to express themselves — as incoherent as it may be," mused the user, Chris Messina, above.
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For one, he was eager to take Nancy's side when she mused that Tiffany's husband could have been the culprit.
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The most recent appointee, Justice Brett Kavanaugh, once mused that the case releasing Nixon's tapes may have been wrongly decided.
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"Maybe part of what feels 'R' about it is that it's like, R for realistic," Aniello mused at one point.
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" After the breakup, one online commenter on the website Quora mused that "it's best if these women don't distract him.
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"I think preventing war is Trump's achievement," Kim mused as she watched his State of the Union address on television.
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"Maybe they're in front of a business that lost foot traffic, or a subway stop that's no longer operational," she mused.
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"We hope for good weather, whatever happens in October, it could be anything," Prince Andrew mused before discussing the guest list.
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He's publicly mused whether it's worth continuing to support Japan and South Korea without reevaluating what the US gets in return.
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Ahead of the festivities, which arrived as somewhat of a surprise, Bodenheimer mused that he wouldn't have it any other way.
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His carbon tax might have been more palatable to Western Canadians if he hadn't mused too about a future without oil.
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"They might laugh a bit together, and commiserate, over how careful they had to be with one another," Mr. Margolick mused.
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Mr Duterte himself said later that it might last for a year, and he mused about expanding it across the country.
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She's fangirled over Aaron Paul, talked about how wasted she was last night, and mused on love and respect in relationships.
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And Trump mused about doing a remake of the 1960s TV legal drama, "Perry Mason," starring his attorney general, William Barr.
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"I know we are leading Florida by a little bit," he mused in a moment of reflection at his Florida rally.
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What, he mused, about Marbury v Madison, the decision of 1803 justifying the court's power to review the constitutionality of legislation?
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" The libertarian-ish weirdo blog ZeroHedge mused, "Did The Bigot Who 'Painted' Obama's Portrait Stick A Giant Sperm On His Forehead?
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The most propitious, he mused, would be "a confrontation of opposed interests which are (or are felt to be) totally irreconcilable".
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" Mathematician Charles Hutton mused in 1815 that a likely explanation for Newton's virginity was his "constitutional indifference to...sex in general.
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"When I was growing up, the idea of strong and powerful women was not a strange thing at all," he mused.
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Maybe "socioeconomic status", "education" or "language ability" contribute to the differential response rates between citizens and non-citizens, Justice Alito mused.
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Unprompted, one of them mused about what a nice girl like me was doing in the back of a police car.
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He mused publicly for weeks about whether to issue it, as though he were still a reality-TV star building tension.
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"Anybody who's a parent out there knows that it's like you've never been more excited to be peed on," he mused.
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"It is difficult to determine what of concrete nature has occurred," mused Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Bob Corker, R- Tenn.
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Ben Bernanke, who later became chairman of the Federal Reserve, mused that it was "time for some Rooseveltian resolve in Japan".
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Trump mused last year about a "military option" to push for change in Venezuela, a comment widely condemned in the region.
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He has joked about his daughter's sex appeal and mused publicly about whether he could have had sex with Princess Diana.
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"I guess what you're saying is that we've been doing it wrong all these years," the man mused, according to Gatenby.
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In some of Delacroix's writings about his melancholic approach to art, he mused about Michelangelo, to whom he often compared himself.
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"I think it's hard to predict, when you make subversive choices, what kind of impact they're going to have," Joe mused.
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"I'm grateful for a couple things today: Martin Luther King Jr & 10 million followers on IG," the 28-year-old mused.
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Trump has in the past mused about tearing up the North American Free Trade Agreement, which could cripple the Canadian economy.
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Meanwhile, Donald J. Trump, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, has mused about whether NATO is as necessary as it once was.
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" Trump also mused on the prospect of his own run for public office, saying, "Can you imagine how controversial that'd be?
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"I don't want to live longer, but if dogs could live longer that would be wonderful," a reader named Mary mused.
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In 1988, Gary Hart mused in The New York Times that his sex scandal might have been good for his career.
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"There's this photo book for girls, 'Strong Is the New Pretty,' but there's no 'Soft Is the New Handsome,' " Isaacs mused.
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"What was it Donald Trump said in his first debate?" the evangelist Franklin Graham mused at the beginning of the campaign.
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I've never mused on the layers of perspective in "Shuffleton's Barbershop," or lost myself in one of Albert Bierstadt's western landscapes.
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Priebus on Saturday mused about the difficulties of leading the GOP without the benefit of a Republican in the White House.
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"As Stuart Lee said, there is just so much of everything, and I'm interested in how things hit you," Drew mused.
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"I'm sure that's because I'm not getting my ass handed to me on the wrestling mat anymore," he mused, before adding.
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"Picture an 8-year-old boy standing right here in a white cassock, reciting a prayer in Latin," he mused aloud.
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Tokarczuk mused about what the area must have looked like after the war, when the Germans fled and the Poles settled.
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Also: Mark Zuckerberg just mused about greater transparency to Vox, and suggested an independent appeals process to review content on Facebook.
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If he owned a bookstore, he had mused at the age of 7, he wouldn't have to spend money on books.
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In Monday's tirade to reporters, Trump said that the investigation is an "attack on our country" and mused about firing Mueller.
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Mr. Trump has also mused about whether to fire another lawyer, Ty Cobb, and a third, John Dowd, has considered resigning.
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"I haven't heard a new question about 'The Sopranos' in a long time," she mused good-naturedly in a separate interview.
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Satisfied at denying Argentina no space despite 72-percent possession, he even mused on missed chances that might have given victory.
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Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) winning the presidential nomination — have openly mused about ways to stop him, including at a brokered convention.
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In 2004, Mr. Trump publicly mused on whether the freckles on Ms. Lohan's chest made her more or less sexually attractive.
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"What if there were a GitHub for designers?" mused Dylan Field, early on in the lifecycle of Figma as a company.
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John McCain, mused about a government inquiry into Saturday Night Live, and demanded that Fox News bring back host Jeanine Pirro.
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Pollsters mused that, in an election, Mr Renzi's proposed new party would scrape only 5% or so of the national vote.
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Realizing I have mused far too long by the water's edge, I begin to make my way back to the house.
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He called the sanctions "a new stage of confrontation" and mused whether the restaurant chain McDonald's should be targeted in response.
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Most notably, a New York Times profile in which AOC herself mused openly about the best way to get things done.
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"We might not have a planet left soon, but there isn't a better time to get on Twitter," the friend mused.
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Other New Horizons scientists mused that a dust cloud or moons "tumbling" around Ultima might be producing the strange light curve.
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He mused on the awesome power of weather in a short video taped in the Rose Garden earlier in the week.
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As recently as Tuesday, Mr. Trump mused on Twitter that his classified briefing may have been postponed to cook the results.
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"It makes me curious if there was someone else who had this happen but wasn't seen by a doctor," she mused.
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Democrats have mused that a weak GOP showing here could call into question how effective Republican messaging will prove in November.
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As she mused on Mr. Trump's being garrisoned in his penthouse apartment, she wondered why he was not preparing in Washington.
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"If Hillary had won, [Pelosi] probably would have been offered the ambassadorship to Rome and lived happily ever after," Connolly mused.
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"If a political campaign wanted to hire me to do viral marketing stuff for them, that could be interesting," he mused.
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The Norwegian military, which plans to buy 218, has also openly mused about cutting its purchase, thanks to a stagnant economy.
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In 1969, then-Deputy Attorney General Richard Kleindienst mused to Drew, on the record, about opening "detention camps" for antiwar protesters.
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" Just before taking office, Trump mused that he could wait to put it up, but said, "I don't want to wait.
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Mr. Trump also mused about preferring fast-food restaurants such as Kentucky Fried Chicken because he said they're cleaner than other restaurants.
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But India's hawkish defense minister, Manohar Parrikar, publicly mused in November whether India should be bound by the "no first use" policy.
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Commenters concurred in dubbing the ad as "shameful" and mused as to how they could petition the billboard company for its removal.
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Live every day to the fullest," mused Gibson, before quipping: "I'd also tell myself, my younger self, to shut the f— up.
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George R.R. Martin, author of the source novels, even mused that is Dunk & Egg novella series would be the most natural fit.
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In 1993 James Carville, a Democratic political adviser, mused that if reincarnation existed he wanted to come back as the bond market.
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In 1973 Arthur Okun mused that in an economy with very low unemployment firms would coax more output out of their workers.
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Your special report on artificial intelligence in business (March 21.2st) mused that "AI will make workplaces more efficient, safer—and much creepier".
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"It would rock on the plate, it was so well done," his longtime butler mused to the New York Times last March.
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In a recent interview with Good Housekeeping, Pompeo mused about celebs she'd like to see show up at Grey-Sloan Memorial Hospital.
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But at last week's argument, Justice Kennedy mused about whether that should be so, at least in the context of labor unions.
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" Maybe, he mused, it would be theoretically possible "if you hung upside down for four weeks in a row, all the time.
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"Once I get past its 'creepy-good' factor, I'll probably be lost without it," an Elite Daily blogger mused in early October.
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Not blindfolded In the article, Penn mused about the fact that he was not blindfolded while going to meet the drug lord.
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Making the Chickenosaurus that Horner envisioned "could be the end goal," Larsson mused, but all that's still an extraordinarily long way off.
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As police helicopters whirred overhead, shoppers on Church Avenue and Dunhill Road mused about what this saga might mean for the future.
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Mere days later, she mused to Yara and Theon that they all had evil fathers, but they aren't going to be evil.
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" (Actually, you are?) Hidden within his madness comes the occasional nugget of wisdom, which happened Wednesday when Walsh mused, "All politicians lie.
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He even mused to his cousin about starting a bank of his own, in Manila, to try to circumvent the system entirely.
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Part of the losses came after a Wall Street Journal columnist reported Trump had mused about starting a trade fight with Japan.
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This week, actor Johnny Depp mused about the last time an actor assassinated the president, provoking a response from the White House.
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On the stump Mr Duterte mused about shutting down Congress and declaring a "revolutionary government" if he fails to get his way.
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"That should be a kids' book: When a Billionaire Offers You a Cupcake," Ms. Pelosi mused as the car eased into traffic.
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In one discussion, he mused that Stanley A. McChrystal, the former commander of forces in Afghanistan, might make a good running mate.
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" The Guardian's David Smith, meanwhile, mused that "some presidential campaigns take time to hit their stride while others hit the ground running.
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Crosby mused about his latest milestone — 600 assists — a feat previously achieved in Penguins history only by Mario Lemieux and Jaromir Jagr.
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Trump has mused that it might actually be good if allies currently under the US security umbrella were to seek nuclear deterrents.
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After all, "even good old 'hello' has a distinctly psychopathic character in black-on-grey," Mr. Biddle mused of his pickup travails.
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Part of the decline came after a Wall Street Journal columnist reported Trump had mused about starting a trade fight with Japan.
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In September, 2013, Secretary of State John Kerry publicly mused that the crisis could be solved if Assad surrendered his chemical weapons.
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He mused about several ideas: Blagojevich had his advisers get in touch with Obama's to try to convey this information to them.
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In addition to the footnote about all the circumstances, Justice Kavanaugh mused in his two-page opinion about what should happen next.
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"It was the excitement of getting paired with a stranger but the possibility of not getting paired with a stranger," she mused.
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Mr. Kordansky mused that perhaps he was just "ultra conservative," but said, "I don't know what it has to do with art."
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Reading a tweet that Trump made last year, Colbert mused that he could have not known what the "T" LGBT stands for.
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Emboldened in his job, Trump has rebelled against Kelly's restrictions and mused about doing away with the chief of staff post entirely.
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President Trump, who remains popular on the right, has mused about a replacement plan that is even more expansive than the original.
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He still saw himself as the closer in chief — but then that was "typical, I would think, of a president," he mused.
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Nowhere was that more evident that in a recording of a closed-door meeting in which Trump mused about potentially executing spies.
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Although Quebec's premier François Legault mused this week that a quarantine for the island of Montreal might be necessary at some point.
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Later, he again reminisced about his life as a businessman and mused about the money he has lost since assuming the presidency.
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As Hekker's kick from the end zone tumbled to the Patriots' 262-yard line, Nantz mused that it could set the record.
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But if single-payer couldn't succeed in deep blue Vermont, Shumlin and others mused, how could it possibly move forward anywhere else?
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He said today that he opposes regime change in North Korea but had mused just last year about toppling the Kim regime.
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" They mused, "What is the direction of my studio practice, having spent a year in this unreal existence that's physically and emotionally exhausting?
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"This is increasingly my fear: that there is no principled alternative to muddling through," the political writer Will Wilkinson mused back in 2010.
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A while after trying her new prosthetics, Maya sat on her father&aposs lap, exhausted and silent as he mused about their future.
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At the time, Ross mused on his blog about politics and current affairs; years later, he apologized for the blog's racism and misogyny.
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It could be, Mr Summers has mused, that the economy needs fiscal stimulus all the time, rather than only in times of depression.
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Perhaps, his underlings mused, the way to do this would be to impose a 22008% tax on Mexican exports to the United States.
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"So you'll have to wonder what the target will be this time, who he will vent against," a Washington diplomat mused to me.
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But it's an interesting thought experiment, and it's the first known attempt at something entrepreneur Chris Herd mused about last spring on Medium.
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FELICIA NIMUE ACKERMANProfessor of philosophyBrown UniversityProvidence, Rhode Island Charlemagne mused about how the electric scooter is making European cities car-free (August 239rd).
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His running-mate is Hamilton Mourão, a retired general who last month mused about a "self-coup" if the country slid into anarchy.
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A slick politician in her own right, she denies wanting to succeed her father as president, a prospect some supporters have mused about.
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Economists seeking to explain why poorer Americans are not moving to find better opportunities should take note, Mr Autor mused in his lecture.
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Jonathan Zufi created the $399 timepiece when he watched the John Carpenter classic and mused on the idea of creating his own LifeClock.
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It is something he has mused about publicly, though people close to Dimon say he has no intention of hitting the campaign trail.
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When thinking about the vinyl that Rabanne used, he mused, "What would be the vinyl of today?" and landed on a sport nylon.
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" Of whether he now believed he would need a partner to take on the task of parenting, he mused, "I don't think [so].
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Go deeper: America's great foreign policy divide Trump mused about "military option" in Venezuela with Graham How Trump can help with Venezuela's debt
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At Google's cloud computing conference in San Francisco last week, CEO Sundar Pichai mused on his company's commitment to openness in artificial intelligence.
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"People don't realize that murderers do not come out in the dark with long teeth and saliva dripping off their chin," he mused.
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As one analyst at the FiveThirtyEight blog mused, the results could be blamed on a normal polling error of two to three points.
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" She mused of the couple's reserved nature when it comes to their romance, "We're just really crap at talking about our private lives.
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"That can't be right…" he mused, audibly poring through years of outlandish twists and turns to pull this particular memory from the stack.
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"It's always interesting to watch what's happened over those 100 minutes when the satellite has been flying, invisible to our site," he mused.
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Many film critics have mused aloud whether already two-time Oscar winner Jennifer Laurence gets nominated in part just because Hollywood likes her.
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He even mused about the possibility of moving tax filing day to November instead of April so it is fresh in voters' minds.
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"I'm just picturing a bunch of young people lying on the street with cones of ice cream," Sherman mused, visibly relishing the thought.
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On a quiet Sunday two days later, Ms. Twigg mused that she ought to make a flag with the cloud motto on it.
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"It goes to show that if you ask an interesting question, immortal fame will be yours — you'll get 1 million downloads," Dessler mused.
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"Paradise decks itself in delights," an editorial writer mused in an Algerian Islamist newspaper during the most recent Ramadan, the month of fasting.
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And he mused about it on television, where bright lights and sparse editing ensure that millions can hear falsehoods unchallenged by fact-checking.
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"You need a priest and a sheikh to sit in the front row," mused a friend at a campaign meeting before Thursday's finale.
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"With the makeup of the court that we're looking at, I don't know that we would have ever gotten (marriage equality)," Reiner mused.
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But he has mused publicly in recent days about funding the race himself, and on Tuesday opened the door wider to that possibility.
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Timochenko mused that it would be nice to be in an apartment building inhabited entirely by former guerrillas, to keep the family together.
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At least one FOMC member seems to have mused that the sustainable unemployment rate may actually be lower than the Fed has thought.
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"You have the law on the side of the banks; it's not right to rob banks," Bridges mused as our time wound down.
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He has mused about getting rid of Robert Mueller, an action that several Republicans have warned would provoke an abuse of power crisis.
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"How wide can I hold my eyes, how much can I try to see, knowing that I'll never see it all?" she mused.
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" But he mused that those accomplishments gave her "unfair" protection, and that it might also be true that she will be "unfairly punished.
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As we talked about how Puerto Rico shaped his personal, political and artistic identity, he mused aloud about questions he has grappled with.
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Then, ruefully, he mused that in the future, theater might just consist of actors on a stage, staring at a sea of screens.
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It would be an ideal apartment for a couple, she mused, provided future boyfriends arrived with only a suitcase, as she once had.
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Dean Heller (R-Nev.) criticized efforts to repeal Obamacare, Trump mused about whether Heller "wants to remain a senator" while sitting beside him.
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Bannon occasionally talked about the genetic superiority of some people and once mused about the desirability of limiting the vote to property owners.
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"I still remember Pelé and others," Trump mused, referencing the retired player hailed as one of the greatest ever to play the sport.
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But Mr. Trump has frequently mused about ripping up Nafta without actually following through — so many lawmakers are reluctant to panic just yet.
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People mused that they would return to their "home rubble" to celebrate Eid al-Adha, the four-day Muslim festival starting on Sunday.
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"Trust me, it will soon the Podesta's time in the barrel," Mr. Stone had mused on Twitter before Mr. Podesta's emails were released.
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People mused that they would return to their "home rubble" to celebrate Eid al-Adha, the four-day Muslim festival starting on Sunday.
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My father, who often mused how he might spend his aging father-in-law's fortune, died at 50, well before the old man.
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But Kahlo's point is that whatever thinkers in what she called "gringolandia" abstractly mused about black, that wasn't how she saw her world.
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Never thought I'd say that," mused Chris Whipple, the author of "The Gatekeepers: How the White House Chiefs of Staff Define Every Presidency.
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"I would be interested in having a Bond character other than being a male," he mused in a video shared by Variety on Facebook.
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Former Obama adviser David Axelrod mused that Harris sounded like she was adopting a position that was more like Biden's stance in the debate.
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"The [genetic profiles] that are eliminated can contain many mutations, which may give a sexual population an enormous advantage," he mused in the paper.
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"Now the movie is done, I think it would be cooler if they gave me a lightsaber," the martial arts star mused to Mashable.
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Perhaps, mused Iovine, Amazon might simply come along with its own cheaper streaming service, and dominant the streaming industry — perhaps without making any money.
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"I don't think any of us who were making it at the time thought Hocus Pocus would have such a long life," Parker mused.
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A year later he mused that unemployed immigrants should be given up to six months' worth of benefits if they agreed to leave Ireland.
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To forestall a social crisis, he mused, governments should consider a tax on robots; if automation slows as a result, so much the better.
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For fans, it's often tempting to conflate a performer with a role, but Fisher herself mused over the idea repeatedly when she was alive.
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Michael Che mused that Trump's comment to Stormy that he was afraid of sharks was understandable, because he has the body of a seal.
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Not long ago annual passenger growth of more than 20153% was normal, and transport-watchers mused that the private car was on its uppers.
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"We are a government fighting against corruption, and what better way to do that than with CICIG?" he mused shortly before he took office.
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The massive traffic-defying tunnel Tesla and SpaceX founder Elon Musk mused about on Twitter weeks ago is moving closer to reality every day.
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"I guess the main thing that attracted me to Alyssa is, she is to me what every single woman [can be] like," Barden mused.
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He openly mused about prosecuting Clinton during the 2016 campaign and has spent the past week telling Omar to go back to "her" country.
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The billionaire businessman also mused about withdrawing some or all of the more than 75,000 U.S. troops currently stationed in South Korea and Japan.
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POTUS has even mused that he could have named Sessions — a crucial early backer of his campaign — to be Secretary of Homeland Security instead.
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"At the beginning, she was kinda cool, and then as the show went on, she became more and more predictable and obnoxious," Lilly mused.
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As NASA explores the heavens for more habitable planets, Musk has mused about his "duty to maintain the light of consciousness" via space colonization.
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He mused about Gutenberg's invention of movable type and how his contemporaries had been alarmed that people wouldn't memorize anything anymore because of it.
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Mary Jo White, the chair of the SEC, has mused, for example, about monitoring the controls firms use to prevent their algorithms running amok.
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The doll has a hidden compartment in its torso, and "perhaps documents or a map" could be squirreled away in its torso, Lowe mused.
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It's just that we're out in the real world," she mused, adding that she believes "the key to a successful marriage is separate bathrooms!
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"Mars is simply the next continent humans will settle," mused Bas Lansdorp, chief executive of Mars One, in an interview with CNBC on Monday.
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When Mr. Trump nonetheless mused publicly about reducing certain trade benefits for Turkey over its purchase of a Russian missiles, Mr. Erdogan sounded puzzled.
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Mr Schwarzman has mused that Blackstone shares could be worth $100, three times their current level, suggesting a market value of more than $303bn.
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"There's a triptych here that has the whole Book of Ezekiel typed out, with fiery chariots and all kinds of crazy stuff," he mused.
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The issue came up before the Republican National Convention when critics of Mr. Trump mused about ways to keep him from winning the nomination.
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He's mused about firing special counsel Robert Mueller, publicly questioned America's commitment to NATO, and threatened to punish Qatar, a vital Middle Eastern ally.
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"Hmm, not bad," mused François Jouslin de Noray, who was strolling with his wife, a retired couple enjoying a recent sunny, if damp, afternoon.
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Certain women columnists mused about what kind of boyfriend my seven-year-old father would be... It would have been a very different book.
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During a discussion with Mai Medhat, the CEO of the Egyptian startup Eventtus, Obama mused on the international leaders' willingness to censor the internet.
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He mused about a potential sexual encounter with the pop star, saying that maybe he was, in fact, open to sex with trans girls.
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Larry Hogan has mused about challenging Mr. Trump, presidential loyalists in the party apparatus are prepared to flout Mr. Hogan's wishes in selecting delegates.
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A jaunt that would be portrayed as child abandonment had a woman done it "could help him politically, advancing his offbeat brand," reporters mused.
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Ms. Miller, who lives in Florida and sports a sassy ombré pixie cut at 99, mused on the role of dance in her longevity.
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He mused about how although he and his wife graduated more than a decade after the heady and hopeful days following the Brown v.
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He mused about barnstorming in Australia or touring in vaudeville with the heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey and a professional wrestler to be named later.
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The Indonesian government has mused about closing Komodo but it won't be easy, now that a local economy has sprung up around dragon-viewing.
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President Trump mused in an interview that the Civil War could have been avoided if only Andrew Jackson had been around to stop it.
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Trump offered few concrete details Tuesday when he mused to reporters that it could take place in Washington and it could include a parade.
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"Dark, musky, deep, woodsy," Jennifer Lopez mused last night when I asked her what her Hustlers character, Ramona, would smell like in real life.
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Trump has even mused about calling Schiff himself as a witness, though it's highly unlikely that Senate Republicans would agree to such a move.
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" Alluding to his former life as a prosecutor, Giuliani mused that when he "was searching for the Mafia, I wasn't looking for black guys.
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He mused on stage about whether he made a "mistake" by backing Strange and committed to campaign "like hell" for Moore if he won.
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GOP voices that are critical of Trump mused as to whether the news was designed to be a distraction from other troubles, including Kushner's.
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The President has already mused at his desire to again capture the world's attention through a repeat encounter with the reclusive and enigmatic Kim.
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Even in this pristine location, we can only imagine what the Caribbean must have been like when the first Europeans saw it, he mused.
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She mused approvingly about voter suppression; she spoke fondly of the Confederacy; she read from her notes at a debate; she clumsily avoided reporters' questions.
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Trump has publicly mused about one potential exit strategy: declaring a national emergency and asserting his power to build a border wall without congressional approval.
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During a Tuesday appearance on TMZ Live, the rapper talked about his relationship with President Donald Trump and mused on a number of different subjects.
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"Wouldn't it be easier to take all the money, put it in a garbage can and set it on fire??" mused a Drag Race contestant.
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"When you have fewer kids, you notice the difference more … With this many kids, you have to just bounce back," mused the mother of five.
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"The rest of it's history," Donnie Allison mused in a retrospective video on the big fight, considered one of the greatest moments in NASCAR history.
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Then, "the furthest thing from their mind when they look at green is sex or pleasure," mused Shay Martin, vice president of Rabbit purveyor, Vibratex.
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"Maybe someone will start a GoFundMe or some such thing to raise money so we can hire a couple extra archivists on contract," Kerr mused.
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" I mused, after buying lunch that same day, opening the app, and realizing I'd crossed into double-digit spending in less than 24 hours. "Hm.
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Sources with direct knowledge say that since the earliest days of his presidency, Trump has mused about revoking press credentials for reporters who infuriate him.
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" Less agreeable people were more likely to notice grammar errors, which the researchers mused was because these types "are less tolerant of deviations from convention.
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Pitt is the King of Eating Food on Screen, and I just can't believe Friends didn't capitalize on this very known and mused over fact.
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Mr. Hagel mused in a television interview at the time about "a New York boy and a Nebraska boy" joining forces to run the country.
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"I don't think we're up to heroic ventures in the Middle East," Paul Wolfowitz, architect of the Iraq war, mused in a recent Politico profile.
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As journalists scrutinized Trump's dubious assertions, White House disarray and diplomacy with Russia, Conway publicly mused about the fate of a business executive behaving similarly.
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What level of spatial granularity, they mused, would be needed to see and pinpoint leaks from oil and gas fields and large facilities from space?
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" Questioning why Mr Obama will not use the words "radical Islamic terrorism" when discussing the threat to America, Mr Trump mused: "There's something going on.
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But Trump mused after the midterm elections that the new arrangements might be more conducive to deal-making than had a thin GOP majority materialized.
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Donning a traditional ushanka Russian hat Clinton mused, "If you can't beat 'em, join 'em" referring to Trump's alleged Russian collusion and subsequent electoral victory.
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"The word 'homeland' is a strange word," Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld mused to his staff in one of his infamous "snowflake" memos in February 2001.
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Meanwhile, Trump mused to reporters about getting rid of the debt ceiling entirely — something that would be supported by Democrats but is anathema to Republicans.
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"What worries us is that property prices are so high now in Boulder, the new arrivals are going to be more mainstream," Ms. Hendricks mused.
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"Had he run for mayor not now, but next time, ... " she mused one evening as we sat in her corner office overlooking the dusky skyline.
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Bantering briefly with the current owner, Felicia Reese, Mr. Trump mused that the house must be a valuable property because Mr. Carson had lived there.
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"That river of words," mused Jean-Jacques Lebel, an artist and onetime associate of the Beats who helped organize the museum show this manuscript introduces.
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"Maybe [if] you gave weapons to Russia with the intent that they pass them onto ISIS—something like that would probably be treasonous," Larson mused.
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My sister and I mused that if mom ever got strong enough to travel again, we would take her to see him play at Wimbledon.
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"There probably needs to be some introspection about how certain people who engage in horrendous mistreatment of women can co-opt the media," she mused.
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Overnight, during nearly three hours live on "The Joe Rogan Experience," a popular podcast, he mused on A.I. and contemplated the end of the universe.
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Dr. Snipes mused on Tuesday that it may be "time to move on and let someone else" fill what has become a very hot seat.
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Mr. Musk had mused on Twitter that they could build a "tiny, kid-sized submarine" with a part from a Falcon rocket, which SpaceX produces.
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And he mused on no-win situations where the DOJ had to weigh what was in the public's interest instead of personal or political considerations.
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Reflecting on the ending, Jeanette Delgado, who dances the role of the jilted bride, mused: "To me, it's almost Ratmansky's story too, in a way."
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Asked last week about the status of the talks, Mr. Wicker, who once mused that a privacy proposal would be public by early September, deadpanned.
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Mr. Carson had been struggling with cancer for some time, and some of his most recent poems mused on the approaching end of his life.
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R.C.T. is the one who had pre-speech gatherings with journalists in which he mused about passing immigration law reform and making the Dreamers legal.
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The President trusted us and delivered everything on the first take, even as he mused out loud he didn't understand what was funny about it.
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"I can't escape the feeling that President Trump likes a 'two-step forwards, one step backwards' approach to negotiations," mused Societe Generale strategist Kit Juckes.
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The president had privately mused about buying the island, which is an autonomous Danish territory, and later said it made sense as a "strategic" purchase.
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It wouldn't be the first time—Trump has mused openly about getting the Justice Department to investigate Hillary Clinton, Jim Comey, and various other foes.
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"Does this sentiment that we're not seeing — this motivated, progressive base that's not getting headlines but doing the work — will they surprise Delaware?" he mused.
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Trump biographer Michael D'Antonio mused about why: "Both have business ties -- Kushner to the Middle East, Ivanka to China -- that raise obvious suspicions," he wrote.
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She has previously mused about "different pathways" to Medicare for All and spoken about other, less ambitious bills she had co-sponsored in the Senate.
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That assessment comes as the head of the European Union Aviation Safety Agency recently laid bare what watchers of the industry have mused for months.
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He mused about taking advantage of some already tense issue, like the standoff in Oregon in 2016 between protesters and the Bureau of Land Management.
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Sources cautioned that Trump has mused about replacing members of his staff in the past, including Kelly, only for those changes not to be made.
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A wise man (yeah, we're sure it was a dude) once mused that sex is like pizza—even when it's bad, it's still pretty good.
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Now Trump has replaced him with someone who has not only criticized the probe but has even publicly mused about how it could be squelched.
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Jeb Bush mused on his father, brother, mother, and his path to the presidential candidacy, which is (puzzlingly) in equal parts dynastic inevitability and total failure.
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Mr Bolsonaro's running-mate is Hamilton Mourão, a retired general, who last year, while in uniform, mused that the army might intervene to solve Brazil's problems.
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According to a report in Rolling Stone last week, he mused recently to staffers about running again in 2024, particularly if he does well on Tuesday.
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Croatia now face hosts Russia on Saturday in Sochi, but having also beaten Lionel Messi's Argentina 3-0 in Nizhny Novgorod, Dalic jokingly mused about staying.
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"I hear that beautiful turkey," President Donald Trump mused as he entered the Rose Garden on Tuesday to kick off the annual White House Turkey pardon.
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The prime minister has mused about introducing tax breaks to encourage big companies to spend their huge hoards of cash on higher wages or domestic investment.
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And its ALL EQUALLY [IRRELEVANT] TO OUR TIMES," she mused, adding in a follow-up tweet, "Everyone says the Poor Americans are the victim of Trump.
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Even as Trump mused about working with Democrats, he was quick to promise a "warlike posture" if the Democratic controlled House opens investigations into his administration.
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It was the fantasy America indulged when it elected Ronald Reagan, when it salivated over the Kennedys' every move, when it mused over how Jon Stewart.
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During a surreal segment on property rights, which lie at the very heart of the conflict, the moderator mused about using blockchain for Palestinian land deeds.
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"It's actually happening faster than we expected," mused Mick Mulvaney, the White House budget chief, in September, after growth rose to 3.1% in the second quarter.
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" And somebody else mused, "LMAO at white people vexing at the lack of white characters on 'Luke Cage', now you know what watching 'Friends' felt like.
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" In a since-deleted post of her own, Kuznetsov mused, "An abundance of love for J has been a beautiful and rewarding time of my life.
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Dr. Hillman mused about the way worry can morph into unhealthy avoidance, the cathartic power of deep breathing and the soothing nature of to-do lists.
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Whitaker has also said he believes Mueller has exceeded the investigation's approved scope and publicly mused about ways he could impede it, including cutting off funding.
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This year, an Audi executive mused upon how difficult it would be for a driverless car to distinguish between a shopping cart and a baby carriage.
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That evening, inching home in my car through snarled traffic, I mused that while ferrying in the rain might be inconvenient, driving in it is worse.
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No one has ever gone from being mayor to becoming president, but referencing Trump's history in reality television, Garcetti mused, "I think the rules are off."
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The director Oliver Stone has even mused that the augmented reality game is a troubling sign that as a society we are sliding into techno-totalitarianism.
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"It'd be nice to finally do it in Cleveland in front of our fans," second baseman Jason Kipnis mused in the clubhouse before Monday's light workout.
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Aldana, a Soviet-educated commander known here as "the Russian," sat on a hillside and mused that the collapse of Communism had finally reached the camp.
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Shortly after pardoning D'Souza, Trump mused to reporters about more possible pardons or sentence commutations for celebrity pals of his like Martha Stewart and Rod Blagojevich.
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The title Excommunication is a play on words, if you look at it that way," he mused, "religious excommunication, as well as communicating with my ex.
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"Maybe we're in an ebb moment," mused Adler Guerrier, one of three Miami artists picked for the 2008 Biennial, the last time Miami made the cut.
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"Why would we make it easier for them to pass unpaid-for tax cuts by giving away a vote on raising the debt ceiling," mused Sen.
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With Beijing seemingly in his corner, and few words from the White House, Mr. Kim has mused about possibly finding "a new way" forward on denuclearization.
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Complicating the situation, President Trump mused in an interview that he might intervene in Ms. Meng's case, if it would result in trade concessions from China.
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She stepped up to the microphone, began to memorialize Franklin and mused at great length about the raw ambition, relentless rise and gritty resilience of … Madonna!
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She also mused about what would have happened if he had spoken out earlier, and more harshly, about President Vladimir V. Putin's meddling in the election.
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"This whole event is sort of a dictator's bazaar," mused activist-investor Bill Browder, known as Putin's Enemy No. 1, over a dinner of rosti Wednesday.
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Biden has mused sporadically about the possibility of a post-election "epiphany" that would restore bipartisan cooperation to Washington, generally only to be met with derision.
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Compared to glass skyscrapers, Mr. Stern mused that his masonry buildings appeal to buyers because they look decidedly different from office towers and are eminently livable.
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No one was bellowing "Ruuuuun" when, as a frequent guest on liberal Bill Moyers' public television program, Sanders mused a bit more freely about the prospect.
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" Still, Trump mused Thursday whether the forewoman's posts were a "defrauding of the court" and wondered aloud if her comments "undermine our fair system of justice.
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" He mused about the dilemma facing hundreds of thousands of progressive Ralph Nader supporters "in swing states such as Maine, Michigan, Oregon, Washington, and New Mexico.
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If Mr. Strange loses, Mr. Trump mused aloud, adopting the dramatic tone of a television newscaster, it will be portrayed as "a total embarrassment" for him.
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What if, they mused, they could in fact block his win through the Electoral College, which actually casts the ballots that will officially make Trump president?
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However, the judge also mused about potentially appointing a "special master" to play some supervisory role in the process, and asked both sides to submit potential candidates.
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While Future rapped of maneuvering the world in a sex- and drug-fueled haze to survive his debilitating woes, Drake mused about expensive restaurants and famous women.
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It's an acknowledgment that the US mission in Syria is semipermanent and vastly expanded, even as President Donald Trump has publicly mused about pulling US troops out.
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Blaming Rosenstein is a big deal, as he's currently in charge of supervising Mueller's Russia probe — and President Trump has reportedly mused in private about firing him.
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"I think I learnt a lot from the Spice Girls, most importantly how you can have everything one minute and then lose it the next," she mused.
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"I just really want to thank them and say what a wonderful thing that was for them to do for a stranger," Bozemen mused of the surprise.
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It's a smidge utopian, but then again, this is Google, a company that once mused about "set[ting] aside a part of the world" for technology experimentation.
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In 2005 Aditya Mittal, now president of ArcelorMittal, the world's biggest steelmaker, mused that companies would need to smelt at least 100m tonnes a year to survive.
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Speaking Monday, after F.B.I. agents raided the office and the hotel room of his personal lawyer, Mr. Trump openly mused about the possibility of firing Mr. Mueller.
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She and the other panelists mused about the difference between diversity and representation, while audience members raised concerns about the lack of relatable characters in mainstream comics.
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Mr. Venditto's lawyer, Marc Agnifilo, has spoken about the importance of Mr. Singh's story about Mr. de Blasio, and has mused about asking the mayor to testify.
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In the aftermath, Republicans lambasted Saccone as a weak candidate and openly mused about whether Reschenthaler would have fared better if he had won the nomination instead.
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The FBI said last week that Betts had a history of violent obsessions and had mused about committing mass murder before his rampage in Dayton's historic downtown.
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"I guess because of the fact that I immediately went to No. 1 and I said, why don't I just keep the same thing going?" he mused.
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And Wyss-Coray has openly mused that the Ambrosia pay-to-play model might be an abuse of public interest in and excitement about young blood research.
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The long wait has lead to a mixed reaction from some, who may have understandably expected more from something they'd mused about for more than a decade.
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Musk mused about an era in which dozens of ships launch toward Mars during each launch window, each carrying up to 100 or 93 people a flight.
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Enjoying a taste of Casa Noble's $1,500-a-bottle Alta Belleza tequila, Sands mused on Constellation's rival, Diageo, purchasing George Clooney's Casamigos tequila brand for $1 billion.
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Mr. Salvini insinuated that the Commission president, Jean-Claude Juncker, was a drunk, while the Five Star co-founder, Beppe Grillo, mused about his potential mental illness.
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Consulting and writing have made for a lucrative career for Mr. Pillsbury, who is working on another book and has mused about a movie of his own.
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And he's since mused about shutting down the southern border and acknowledged that the government had contingency plans to wall off an entire American city if needed.
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President Donald Trump mused on Saturday about imposing a quarantine on the states of New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut, where the virus has been spreading quickly.
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On Twitter, Mr. Musk has mused about potential inventions that could help the trapped soccer team, including a miniature submarine made from part of a SpaceX rocket.
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When Mr. Trump mused about withdrawing the United States from the NATO alliance in 2018, Mr. Bolton was reportedly distressed and rallied to keep it from happening.
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" When Mr. Yang grabbed Mikey Day's crotch in a skit with J-Lo, the deadpan Mr. Michaels mused to himself, "Oh, we just did that on television.
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As the worldwide price of oil hit its highest level for 2018 on Wednesday, CNBC's mused on what the milestone could mean for the U.S. energy market.
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Verizon executives had earlier mused publicly about the severity of the Yahoo breaches and whether they had a material effect on the companies' deal, announced in July.
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Some Democratic lawmakers have openly mused about Trump's mental fitness for office, with a group reportedly receiving a briefing by a psychiatrist recently to discuss the topic.
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"If it's an antagonistic fight between a white and a black, then you can play the race card tremendously, and get an overwhelming return," Don King mused.
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In 2018, he deployed military forces to the U.S.-Mexico border and mused about revoking birthright citizenship by executive order—and he wasn't even on the ballot.
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The mother of 14-year-old Matilda, whom she had with the late Heath Ledger, told GQ in 2012 that she had mused about expanding her family.
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Russia's president mused about repealing the term limit he faces, and echoed Republican talking points saying that impeachment was a baseless bid to reverse the 20173 election.
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Democrats have widely viewed Sondland as the least credible witness testifying so far, and some have even mused that Sondland could be vulnerable to a perjury prosecution.
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Democrats have mused for months about impeaching Trump based on claims that Trump engaged in obstruction of justice when he sought to shut down the Mueller probe.
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" But he mused last year to Inverted Audio that the new material he was working on was darker and more spare: "Is it noise, is it ambient?
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This history explains why the region expressed alarm when Donald Trump mused a year ago about military action to overthrow the dictatorial government of Nicolás Maduro in Venezuela.
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Buffett also mused on "obscene" hedge fund fees, airlines, newspapers, banks, self-driving cars and a $1-million-a-year-for-life March Madness contest for his employees.
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But some court watchers became alarmed when the candidate mused once that he might consider his sister, federal appellate court Judge Maryanne Trump Barry, for the high court.
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After Rogers' visit to Refinery29, where she mused about the evolution of her career and performances, we asked her (nicely!) to craft a Valentine's Day playlist for us.
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"In those rooms, you have cameras in the strangest places, cameras that are so small with modern technology, you can't see them and you won't know," Trump mused.
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It's why they cheered when, during the 2016 election season, Trump mused about punching a protester in the face, and why his supporters have acted upon Trump's suggestion.
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"We worry about the humanity being drained out of music, about it becoming a bits-and-bytes kind of world instead of the art and craft," Cook mused.
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On Wednesday, he mused to the news media for 40 minutes about how much he looked forward to deposing Mr. Trump, should the litigious New Yorker sue him.
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In celebration of her 48th birthday last September, she shared a bikini photo and mused on how her attitude about her body has changed as she's gotten older.
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Conservative actor James Woods mused that protesters might face "catastrophe" in places with open-carry gun laws, quoting a tweet that paired rally locations with the hashtag #LockAndLoad.
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"Drugs… The word has such a stigma," he recently mused to the Evening Standard, while also admitting he spent a day last year eating hash brownies at Disneyland.
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These lax financial conditions were, however, rudely interrupted in May 2013, when Ben Bernanke, then the Fed's chairman, mused on an eventual slowdown in the bank's asset purchases.
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Toward the end of 2018, Trump briefly mused about whether he could replace Powell with Kevin Warsh, a former Fed governor and aide to President George W. Bush.
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Context: Some NATO allies see President Trump as a threat to the alliance, with Trump himself having privately mused about withdrawing the U.S. from NATO on multiple occasions.
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With less than three months until the election and with battleground state polls showing Trump heading for defeat, even the billionaire has publicly mused that he could lose.
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"Who would hire a former leader of a failed, scorned party stamped as racist?" he mused in a published journal entry dated 2010, before the party entered parliament.
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On Saturday, Elon Musk — the restless billionaire behind Tesla, SpaceX, and SolarCity — was stuck in annoying traffic and mused that one solution would be to drill more tunnels.
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"I'm not sure that they [viewers] like the characters, there's something about them they just want to watch them and maybe watch them fail or something," Culkin mused.
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"Hamilton" creator Lin-Manuel Miranda left the White House Monday and mused with our photog about what famed shooter/Vice President Aaron Burr would think of Donald Trump.
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" Asked for his takeaway from his unconventional rise to fame, Gervais mused, "Kids, wee in the sink, do nothing until you're 40 and then become an international comedian.
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Perhaps tellingly, he mused while standing on the Great Wall during his visit, ""It gives you a good perspective on a lot of the day-to-day things.
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"It would mean not being able to reach across the table and touch his hand or, if we're having an intimate moment, to kiss his face," she mused.
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Trudeau declined to say what he would do in case the next president was Donald Trump, who has mused about tearing up the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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Years earlier, during a November 11.53 meeting with New York Times journalists negotiating for access to the diplomatic cables, Mr. Assange had mused about seeking refuge in Russia.
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After recalling a meeting in which he questioned why the Taliban could not fight ISIS without US involvement, Trump mused he might have made a good military man.
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"I need to come up with a strategy to deliver it systemically as well; maybe an injectable, which goes in the bloodstream and kills influenza viruses," Jacob mused.
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Then again, Poe mused, when most of your neighbors—not to mention your mom and your grandma—already knew that you used heroin, shaming might have little effect.
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In conversation, Quadrilateral Cowboy developer Brendon Chung mused about growing up using DOS and wrestling with the stubborn system to get Wing Commander working on an old computer.
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"People coming across the Southern Border from many countries, some of which would be a big surprise," Trump mused, implying the discarded rugs belonged to undocumented Muslim immigrants.
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Au contraire — she was actually wearing white in order to throw shade at Camilla; everyone knows white is the Duchess of Cornwall's favorite color, mused the L.A. Times.
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My 11-year-old daughter recently mused that she hopes that someday soon, everybody will somehow have these programmed into the brain and know how to get everywhere.
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Since then, Trump has mused several times that Blagojevich got too harsh a sentence, often giving flat-out false descriptions of the case and the evidence against him.
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Some have also mused that Mr. Murdoch may try to combine New Fox with News Corporation, the owner of The Wall Street Journal and The New York Post.
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" Last year, when archaeologists combed the field for five days — one day longer than the festival itself — Spin magazine mused: "Perhaps they would find an old peace symbol?
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In an interview, Ms. Graham said women "bring a different approach" to politics and mused excitedly about the prospect of her and Ms. Abrams being neighboring governors together.
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Suggesting that Sanders's attacks were on his mind, Biden mused as an aside at one point about his support for raising Social Security benefits for people over 85.
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" That got the attention of one of the president's sons, Donald Trump Jr., who mused on Twitter: "I wonder how much of this 'art' is funded by taxpayers?
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While others have mused about relocating liberals to red states to tip their elections, Mr. Chabot's company, Conservative Move, wants to help conservatives migrate to solidly conservative places.
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Mr. Byford, whose fans gave him the affectionate nickname "Train Daddy," marveled at the man's decades-old switchboard and mused about putting it in his apartment one day.
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We had been chugging along in the Sno-Cat for a good while when the driver mused that there was no real reason to stay on the road.
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He hates to be boxed in, as he mused in the Rose Garden last week while contemplating the first new military operation of his presidency with geopolitical consequences.
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" During a busy day of tweets he also insulted CNN; complained about late-night shows; and mused about a government investigation of the comedy show "Saturday Night Live.
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One former colleague testified that Mr. Sessions had called the N.A.A.C.P. "un-American" and mused that a white lawyer who defended black clients may have betrayed his race.
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As a TV reporter mused to me in the Brooklyn courtroom, it all provided a certain light relief away from the divisive political climate that dominates American news.
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"Now, we&aposre left without a trailer or any way to make money and the time frame to build a trailer and get it inspected or anything," Jason mused.
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"I don't think he is the type of person to fight on his own," she mused "but there would be lots of people willing to fight on his side."
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Through all this time, Trump complained about Justice Department investigations into him and his associates, and repeatedly mused about firing top Justice Department officials and replacing them with loyalists.
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"The bards chanting such tales must have sung for many hours to halls full of warriors deep in their cups but still entranced by the singers' words," Carroll mused.
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Earlier this year during a rally in El Paso, Mr. Trump mused that his associates had encouraged him to get a dog because it would be a political asset.
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"If Jeb doesn't do well there, and he's still got millions and millions to spend, does he stay around?" mused Senator Cory Gardner, Republican of Colorado, a Rubio backer.
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" A few moments later in the speech, a video of which Harris posted to his personal website, he mused, "Do we remember how it was before the internet, y'all?
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" In a 1994 essay, he mused over "an intense movement that is hostile to the European descendants of those who settled and founded this country and to their culture.
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This week a UN commission mused about granting large cash prizes for companies that create such drugs, or paying them a subscription that guarantees fixed revenues regardless of use.
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Previously, Peters' character raped Vivien (Britton) and the pair conceived a demonic offspring — a child fans of the series have mused could be the subject of the upcoming season.
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"Thank you Tom Petty for the flowers," Cardi mused in a since-deleted Instagram Story post, seemingly not realizing that Petty died of an accidental drug overdose in 2017.
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Maybe, she mused, if we found balance behind the scenes, female artist wouldn't have such a tough time trying to be afforded the same privileges as their male counterparts.
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A new worry just arose, when Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan recently mused whether perhaps Turkey should leave the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty and develop its own nuclear arsenal.
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The film's stars Lana Condor and Noah Centineo announced the news Wednesday via a cute video on Instagram in which Condor mused on what to get Centineo for Christmas.
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The president has occasionally mused over the course of his first term about the possibility of serving more than two terms, but the remarks are sometimes made in jest.
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"For a while, I dropped in periodically to watch students working on soap sculptures and mused about ways in which this was not like a math class," he wrote.
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" This prompted them to consider something that, coming from a pair of political journalists, bordered on heresy: Maybe, they mused, we were looking at "the end of the gaffe.
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With him no longer in the picture, he mused, Republicans might be more willing to collaborate — and he said he would be fine with them taking credit for it.
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" Looking back on this, Goings mused: "I became CEO of the most respected direct-to-consumer selling company, but I couldn't do direct-selling when I did it myself.
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On Thursday night he shamed the shameful billionaire, who once mused — with seeming admiration — about the "power of strength" that the Chinese government exhibited decades ago in Tiananmen Square.
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In 2010 he mused that the Obama administration might have morphed Mr. Obama's campaign logo with an Islamic crescent to create a new logo for the Missile Defense Agency.
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Trump, who has mused about firing Mueller in the past, may see this as a breaking point—it's better to try to fire the special counsel now than later.
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" He mused on crispness — "the water in the lettuce" as a necessary element in a good salad, and frites whose perfection arises from "nothing but potatoes, oil and salt.
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In a concurrence in the 4th Circuit's May 63 decision, Judge Diana Motz mused that longstanding product liability law does not account for newly ubiquitous Internet retailers like Amazon.
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"I was bothered at one point about the fact that there'll be something you've seen every day of your life and didn't know what it was called," he mused.
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"I'm now kind of like a conduit to the exciting past when these instruments were first conceived and designed," she mused over the phone discussing the award with Noisey.
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When rumors picked up that Sessions may run for his old seat, Trump expressed unhappiness at the prospect and mused about campaigning against his former friend, the people said.
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" She began considering a faux marriage to Bernie in October 2017, when she brought him to a dog groomer in Phoenix and mused, "I may as well marry Bernie.
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He's mused about writing another book, this time about Canadian history (the last one was a well-received, albeit dull, history of hockey.) He's set up a registered company.
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Some political observers mused about more fundamental changes to the life span of scandal, describing President Trump's approach to bad press as if it were a revolutionary medical breakthrough.
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The two leaders didn't have hamburgers, as Mr. Trump had mused during his presidential campaign, but a meal that included Korean stuffed cucumber and a dark-chocolate tartlet ganache.
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He's confronted the GOP nominee in private and openly mused before the party's national convention that he would prefer to mow his lawn than witness Trump's coronation in Cleveland.
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One person even mused whether Michelle Obama would consider a late entry, according to two people who attended the event, which was hosted by the progressive group American Bridge.
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Mr. Obama, who plans to live in Washington for a few more years, mused to friends that Woodmont might be a good club to hone his post-presidential game.
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In 22015, the German astronomer Johannes Kepler mused that the corona observed during an eclipse might be a consequence of an atmosphere around the moon scattering the passing sunlight.
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If Trump has sometimes mused whether his life would be easier with the other party in charge of Congress, he would not be the first president to do so.
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Since Trump doesn't seem to be an ideologue, he could decide to pick an anti-corporate "laborite" to run his trade policy instead of an economic nationalist, Ikenson mused.
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During the summer of 2013, Donald J. Trump mused about whether President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia would meet him at the Miss Universe pageant in Moscow that fall.
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Ms. Chapman mused about how the couple might eventually need to move into the garden-level apartment, if the day came when they were no longer comfortable climbing stairs.
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"There's a particular grotesquerie to welcoming David Frum into the Resistance but the worst part might be that the 'normal' right fueled the alt-right," a Twitter leftist mused.
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SoftBank is already a major investor in several of Uber's competitors, and its head, Masa Son, has publicly mused about backing its primary rival in the United States, Lyft.
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But Trump mused about firing him so many times over the past six months that when he started musing again this week it didn't necessarily seem to mean anything.
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FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK FOR MORE FOX LIFESTYLE NEWS Ahead of the festivities, which arrived as somewhat of a surprise, Bodenheimer mused that he wouldn't have it any other way.
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In a long Guardian profile of Schiappa that ran last June, she mused that charging piggish men 5,000 euros might just sting enough to get those men to pay attention.
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Determined to continue saying questionable things on camera, Hyde-Smith also mused that it's a "great idea" to make voting "a little more difficult" for people with liberal political leanings.
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" Then, as Trump mused about who may have hacked the Democratic National Committee, he said the cyberattacker could have been someone sitting on their bed who weighs 400 pounds. "Mr.
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"What more can daddy say other than I love you so much little girl and please stop growing up…" he mused on Instagram, posting a picture of himself alongside Harper.
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The audience of holidaymakers cheered her keenly, but she barely even solicited their support: "perhaps you will consider putting your cross in the box for the Christian Democrats," she mused.
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Back in February 1994, the writer R.U. Sirius mused about the coarse dynamics that had already begun to present themselves in an online world where anyone can be a publisher.
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After recalling some favorite family moments on KUWTK, the mother of three mused to the supermodel that she wasn't sure North would feel the same way when she got older.
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In Brussels, Trump will attend a meeting of NATO, the World War II-era alliance which Trump has repeatedly mused about abandoning because member states weren't paying their fair share.
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The Speaker reiterated his stance that his endorsement of Trump isn't a "blank check" and mused about how the GOP nominee has been on a "strange run" since the convention.
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"It's weird being rainkin [because] rain doesn't retain memories—it's water, it doesn't have a consciousness," one mused on a blog littered with artistic pictures of raindrops cascading into puddles.
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When I visited Jordan at his home in New Jersey, he sat in his family's living room at dusk, lit by a glowing iMac screen, and mused on Minecraft's appeal.
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Hours after the 2012 attack on the United States mission in Benghazi, Libya, she mused about the unrest in Egypt and Libya in a late-night email to her mother.
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Near the end of his speech, Mr. Trump offered some teasing clues into his thinking when he called Mr. Pence a "good man" and mused about his most likely honorific.
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And how President Obama's not endorsing him is rather a big secret," Trump mused, adding, "Then he goes and lies and said, 'I asked the president not to endorse me.
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Kyrgyz and Uzbeks—both Turkic-speaking, Muslim peoples—are "like a bird with two wings", mused Akram Madumarov, the governor of the province on the Kyrgyz side of the border.
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No sitting U.S. president has met with the leader of North Korea, and Trump has openly mused about how brokering a nuclear deal could win him a Nobel Peace Prize.
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President Donald Trump on Friday mused about the possibility of his infamous Twitter account being hacked, but dismissed the scenario and said it "shouldn't be too bad" if it happened.
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They spoke of speciation as a "gradual process," and mused on the difficulty of distinguishing between, say, an adaptively tricked-out Anolis lizard and an entirely new kind of reptile.
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"Jeanne-Claude would say we are simply borrowing a public space to create a gentle disturbance," he mused in a recent telephone interview about his partner, who died in 2009.
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"It gives a sense of rus in urbe, which means rusticity in town," mused Alex Perkins, a Cambridge University librarian, as a dark red steer meandered across his evening commute.
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Judge John K. Bush of the Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit, whom the Senate also confirmed last year, mused about politics in blog posts written under a pseudonym.
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They have even mused about powers to levy fines and throw the reluctant witness in a House brig — a slim possibility, though one that has apparently caught Mr. Barr's attention.
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At one campaign rally, he mused that maybe a black protester removed from the premises should have been "roughed up"; at other events, protests led to arrests and even brawls.
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Like other screenwriters in Hollywood, where thousands of scripts are submitted but only a relative few are chosen for production, Mr. Sargent often mused about the search for good stories.
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In an interview, Galanis mused that any perceived drop-off in her performance could be attributable to this tinkering, and he was optimistic Lloyd could again crack Ellis's starting 11.
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He also wrote four novels in addition to newspaper and magazine columns, in which he mused on wine, politics and horseback hunting, which he pursued enthusiastically until his final birthday.
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On Twitter, Mr. Trump called it "foolish" to remove statues of Robert E. Lee and Stonewall Jackson and mused that monuments to George Washington and Thomas Jefferson would be next.
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Donald Trump, America's president, has long complained of the costs of military alliances, which he thinks are a "bad deal" for America, and has mused aloud about bringing troops home.
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Then, last year, Bloomberg mused in a Radio Iowa interview that he might sell his company or even cease political coverage if he decided to run for president in 2020.
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"Perhaps we're really just compiling an IPO watchlist, a grouping of firms that will probably go (or should go) public in the next 18 months," he mused along the way.
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Tom Graves (R-Ga.), Barr mused hypothetically about a leak of the report from Mueller's team to Democrats on the House Judiciary Committee — but he called such a prospect unlikely.
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Trump had mused that Kim&aposs "attitude" had changed after the North Korean leader&aposs surprise visit to China two weeks ago, suggesting China was pushing Kim away from the table.
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Many mused that the baby, who was born on February 1st into a family of beauty moguls, would be given a makeup-related name, as hinted by Kris Jenner on Instagram.
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"I really think the pitchforks and torches are coming for us in tech," mused a member of Business Insider's "Silicon Valley 100" to me over dinner a couple of months ago.
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The portraits do well at capturing personality, while the audio reveals the many shades of gray some struggle with, as one man mused about being pro-gun, but anti–gunshot wound.
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It was a fairly bloodless place where statesmen mused on the costs of war in between trips to a Mech cockpit to go inflict some of that cost on their enemies.
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Building a Trump Tower in Moscow would show that Trump was a savvy deal-maker — plus, Sater mused, close ties to Russia would be a political boon to the Trump campaign.
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" Now that she has a million reasons to dream bigger, the 12-year-old singing phenom mused, "We're going to try to get a Treehouse Master to do it for me!
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Trump mused during his first days in Washington that "there hasn't been anything like this since Andrew Jackson" and hung a portrait of Jackson in the Oval Office after moving in.
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After recalling some favorite family moments on KUWTK, the mother of three mused to the supermodel, 30, that she wasn't sure North would feel the same way when she got older.
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This could actually be the realization of a long-held dream by Page, who as far back as 2013 mused about "set[ting] aside a part of the world" for experimentation.
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During our 45 minutes of conversation, the aging Soviet leader, still spry at 78, mused about his meetings with President Ronald Reagan that led to historic breakthroughs in US-Soviet relations.
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She suggested using a generator in the car, and mused that whoever found him wouldn't be hurt by the fumes because they would see the generator and immediately know what happened.
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On Twitter he mused about security and privacy topics, and has appeared under his own name in articles in Motherboard, Forbes, and more as an expert on Tor and other subjects.
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During the hearing, US District Judge Jed Rakoff mused "it must have been a disappointment" when Ergo reported to Uber that Meyer and his lawyer had no skeletons in their closet.
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"It might hang on for another 20 years," Hogg mused, noting that it took some 20 years for the "loose tooth" on Antarctica's Amery Ice Shelf to finally bite the dust.
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SolarCity, for its part, sprang from a 2004 road trip to Burning Man, during which Mr. Musk and his cousin Lyndon Rive mused about solar power's potential for countering climate change.
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Standing next to Putin, Trump turned on America's intelligence services, and again mused about how much better it might have been if Russia had cracked Clinton's server and gotten her documents.
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More than one of Dr. Lasker's sources mused that the most beneficial aspect of the volunteer effort might be the cash infused into a community from the fees volunteers usually pay.
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Trump also repeated the "hero" line separately to aides and privately mused about whether it would be possible to limit the scope of the Mueller investigation to avoid his business affairs.
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In an unscripted moment earlier this month, Trump even mused about sending the US military into Venezuela, though he didn't offer any explanation of why or what their mission would be.
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"I think all the activity scared them away," Mr. Aitken mused when he was back on land, sounding exhilarated anyway as he recalled the play of the reflections off the mirrors.
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Had it just been the two of us, Nancy and I might have mused over what it all meant – the arc of our marriage seen through the prism of the river.
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In a rambling session with reporters last Monday, the day of the Cohen raid, Trump attacked Rosenstein, bashed the Russia investigation as a "witch hunt," and mused about possibly firing Mueller.
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It's part of the reason why Tesla CEO Elon Musk mused about going private, even though the public markets had actually supported Tesla's stock fairly well during last year's tweet scandal.
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He is heading a cabinet full of climate change deniers, has promised to resurrect the declining American coal industry, and mused about expanding petroleum drilling and mining operations on federal land.
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A murder charge might present those "extraordinary circumstances," the judge mused, but a charge of failing to pay state taxes or responding to a subpoena related to third parties might not.
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At the Web Summit Margrethe Vestager, the European Union's competition commissioner and a GAFA sceptic, mused about the risks to democracy if tech firms become too powerful to oversee and regulate.
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They foresaw losing control of the Senate and a Clinton win and mused on how they could work with her to achieve things for them to run on in two years.
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And there is likely to be plenty of grist in the IG report to feed ongoing accusations that, as Barr himself has mused, the Russia investigation was tarnished by corrupt origins.
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Any swift action against Mueller by a new appointee would almost certainly raise red flags, because Trump has mused in the past about firing Rosenstein to put a check on Mueller.
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You can't control your kids," she said, a common refrain from voters like Ronald Daly, who mused with a friend that the retired farmer who attacked Biden was a "Republican plant.
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Ms. Talento, a Harvard-trained epidemiologist, mused two years ago on talk radio that she understood why doctors prescribed cancer chemotherapy drugs, despite their horrible side effects: The disease is worse.
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Rehnquist, for whom Roberts clerked in the 1980s, once mused that during Clinton's proceeding he "did nothing in particular, and did it very well," lifting a line from Gilbert and Sullivan.
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But for all its importance, Mr. Menasse mused in 2010, he didn't really know much about how the European Union functioned, or for that matter, about the functionaries who ran it.
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David Chang of Momofuku spoke out publicly against Starbucks when the megachain copied Milk Bar's "bagel bombs,", and even mused on Ezra Klein's podcast about the plausibility of patents in cooking.
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So, is opposition research — like the "official documents and information that would incriminate Hillary" promised to Don Jr., or the hypothetical information from Norway Trump mused about — a thing of value?
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President Trump questioned the intelligence of former Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz in a Monday morning tweet after Schultz publicly mused about a "centrist independent" presidential run to take on Trump in 2020.
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One complicating factor for US regulators may be President Donald Trump, who has mused in public about "looking at" companies such as Amazon (AMZN), Facebook (FB)and Google from an antitrust lens.
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"It's two clichés that we totally hear our whole life, and when you put 'em together… there's no way it could make sense," he mused to me when I brought it up.
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In his review of the film before its American release in 2006, the New York Times's Stephen Holden mused: How would you behave during the kind of relentless interrogations that Sophie endures?
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In his press conference, Trump mused casually about several events that could send the economy spiraling (opening fire on a Russian ship), and/or destroy civilization as we know it (nuclear holocaust).
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It's like a giant circulatory system in the body," an associate in Florida mused, "or the digestive system is more accurate since it goes in one end and comes out the other.
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Tesla's original Roadster also supported the functionality before it was removed in later models, and last year its CEO Elon Musk mused that the company could bring it back in the future.
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"She also mused about going to Cardiff, drinking some whiskey, and whether she could possibly become prime minister while she's there, which she admits "WUD BE A VERY DISORIENTING TURN OF EVENTS.
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"She did me a favor, but then on top of that I had to go on to a deeper psychology of 'She's Trey's mother' as my relationship with Trey deepened," Smith mused.
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One colonial general mused that it might be necessary "to kill half the Filipinos in order that the remaining half of the population may be advanced to a higher plane of life".
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"Are these (British) EU lawmakers going to stay long?" he mused in an interview with Reuters in the back of his black Mercedes on the campaign trail in Dublin on May 10.
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Perhaps you have you then mused, Oh hell yes, I will absolutely purchase these for double cost if they come packaged in a locked box with a floor mirror and LED lights.
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The Snapchat tour all began when the reality star, gazing upon her marble table full of designer purses, mused that she should probably start featuring a handbag of the day as well.
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Showing an alternative view of the envelope Warren Beatty was holding, Colbert mused that it was actually asking the actor to stall since the Academy hadn't finishing watching eventual winner Moonlight yet.
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In honor of her 48th birthday on Saturday, the Top Chef host shared a bikini photo as she mused on how her attitude about her body has changed as she's gotten older.
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Both Donald Trump and Kim Jong Un mused publicly about another summit to discuss North Korea's promise to relinquish nuclear weapons and long-range missiles in exchange for security guarantees and aid.
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The muscle control issues many of these people have prevents them from being able to fully wash themselves, he mused, but it also means that some can't reach their genitals in general.
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That strategy got a boost this week when the judge said he would allow testimony from a woman who claims Constand mused aloud about falsely accusing a famous man to get money.
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Given what Trump has openly mused about internally, he could push for quick action on higher minimum age for rifle purchases, better background checks, longer waiting period, and a bump stock ban.
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One of Britain's prospective rowing team for the Olympics, Jonny Walton, who hails from Leicester, recently mused about his chances of striking gold and said he now lived by a new mantra.
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In the darkness, they could see only the dancing ends of lit cigarettes as they mused about a future that, for the first time in their lives, seemed to belong to them.
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Our critic mused on the genius of the comic actor, who died Monday at the age of 83: glimmering eyes, diction "as crisp as a potato chip" and a barely suppressed lunacy.
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For a time, the stop-Trump Republicans mused about hijacking the Libertarian Party or another third party that already had ballot access in most states, placing their own candidate in the slot.
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TV that he's surprised that there haven't been any official president campaign announcements yet, especially from Democrats who have openly mused about their White House ambitions like former Housing Secretary Julián Castro.
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They got excited as they mused about what it must be like to have unlimited access to an infinite amount of information, or to meet new people electronically, to connect across oceans.
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"Especially if you start being an artist by rapping, it's kind of hard to break that mold," KAMI mused to me earlier this year, discussing his upcoming project Just Like the Movies.
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Sitting outside the courtroom on Monday, Simon Myerson, the barrister, mused that if his clients get compensation, it will likely be just in time to pay for their end-of-life care.
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Kennedy mused in a 2004 concurring opinion that there might be some sort of standard or test the Court could come up with to determine how much partisan gerrymandering is too much.
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Michaels plays Bowery Ballroom on Monday in support of the EP, but she clearly has her sights set higher: "I wonder if we'll ever play arenas," she recently mused to Twitter followers.
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Trump has mused about firing Mueller before, but held off, in part because senior lawmakers from both parties have warned him of serious and immediate consequences if he chose to do so.
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"One of the ironies of today is that those who oppose this president constantly accuse this administration of 'shredding' constitutional norms and waging a war on the rule of law," Barr mused.
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He mused on past work, reacted to news, and explored in words the ideas that grounded his fantastic illustrations of buildings that seem transported from a lost timeline of more organic modernism.
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Trump has since mused about firing Mueller too, and some legal scholars believe he could preemptively pardon Flynn, Kushner, or other aides before charges were even brought, let alone after potential convictions.
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The background for this weekend's Trump-Mueller discussions is that on Thursday, Trump pardoned conservative commentator Dinesh D'Souza for campaign finance law violations, and mused about pardoning other celebrity pals of his.
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Donald Trump just made a shocking wisecrack during a speech, in which he mused Hillary Clinton was out to abolish the Second Amendment but the Second Amendment people know how to stop her.
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" Fidgeting with his blue baseball cap, Jacob White mused about how he thought the shooting at the Jewish synagogue in Pittsburgh would derail their play because "it was so close to our premier.
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"Donald Trump has been saying that he will run for president as as republican, which is surprising, because I thought he was running as a joke," Meyers mused to boos from the crowd.
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On Wednesday, Vogue archive editor Laird Borrelli-Persson mused that Nyong'o was drawing from a 1963 photo shoot Audrey Hepburn did with Vogue, citing a similarity between Nyong'o's sculpted coiffure and Hepburn's beehive.
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When one person asked whether Facebook would ever use its brain-computer interface technology for ad-targeting purposes, Zuckerberg mused about the challenges of building a brain-computer interface using invasive surgery techniques.
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Standing before it, I mused that the time it would take to assemble the 750-piece puzzle seemed about as long as would be necessary to get a grasp on the work itself.
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What we're hearing: In an interview with Axios last October, Rivian founder RJ Scaringe mused about companies like Amazon, Starbucks or Apple launching their own mobility fleets on top of a generic platform.
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Ahead of the deal, President Barack Obama had mused that perhaps the agreement to lift economic sanctions in exchange for Iran dismantling much of its nuclear program would strengthen the moderates in Tehran.
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"It would be good for the Internet if more countries adopted regulation such as GDPR as a common framework," Mr Zuckerberg mused in his op-ed, referring to Europe's General Data Protection Regulation.
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Washington (CNN)He's rolled back democratic checks on his power, mused about creating a European ethnostate and erected a razor-wire fence to keep migrants out, angering the rest of the European Union.
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Well before these new stories President Trump has privately mused about firing Rosenstein (or Sessions, or Mueller), so he could put someone he views as more loyal in charge of the Russia probe.
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James Comey, the director of the FBI, has mused that the "Ferguson effect"—whereby police become less assertive on the street for fear of being accused of misconduct—may be playing a part.
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"It's like having a $4,000 increase, which isn't bad," he mused, though he did not mention that such largesse was at the very highest ends of estimates about the impact of the bill.
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"I'll go up Brighton's new i360 tower when it can carry on past the top and fly around like Willy Wonka's glass elevator," James Shaughnessy, an engineer and game developer, mused on Twitter.
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"People always tell you don't work with children and animals, and that's because no one's going to be looking at you when you have children and animals onscreen," the mother of two mused.
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" Lucas' new comments piggyback perfectly off those he made in July of last year, when he mused of a sequel during an appearance on The Talk, "I would do it in a second.
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During the early stages of the outbreak, Trump mused about keeping coronavirus-infected passengers aboard the Grand Princess cruise ship in the waters off California to keep down the number of U.S. cases.
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Some skeptics said his story was too improbable to be true — they mused that he must have been a double agent of some sort, meant to cast the opposition in a bad light.
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Adding to the uncertainty, Mr. Trump mused on Twitter this year that "our country needs a good 'shutdown,'" suggesting he may possess an unconventional view of the wisdom of letting government funding lapse.
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"They ought to get to the end of it, because I think the American public is sick of it," Trump mused during an offbeat, impromptu press conference in the White House Rose Garden.
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The People's Bank of China started a cryptocurrency research group in 2014, and as early as 2016, the central bank's governor at the time, Zhou Xiaochuan, had mused about issuing a digital coin.
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He mused that his critics often excoriated him for saying and doing the same things that one of his recent predecessors, Pope John Paul II, said and did on issues of social justice.
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When asked again, after finishing her 106th town hall in Iowa, the senator from Massachusetts took a wistful turn as she mused about how her time on the ground here has "changed" her.
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He mused on the unfortunate history of first-term presidents and midterm elections, suggesting that voters who saw the gains of a big presidential election win suddenly became complacent only two years later.
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When Trump used the phrase "warfighting domain," as he mused on the Space Force for the first time in San Diego, it had been easy to gloss over as another hyperbolic Trumpian formulation.
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BOLOGNA, Italy — The artist Christian Boltanski sat on a bench in a Bologna museum facing one of the 20 works he had allocated throughout this city and mused on a favorite theme: mortality.
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He mused about NATO being "irrelevant," and suggested that Washington would break its treaty obligation to defend its NATO allies in the event of a Russian invasion, which would effectively destroy the organization.
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The unprecedented leaks gained enormous attention and made Assange a sort of celebrity — and a target, as top US officials like Attorney General Eric Holder publicly mused about how they could charge him.
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