" She dismissed her very essential and complicated job as "nag, nag, nag.
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Tracklist:Gary Numan - "Metal"Zoviet France - "Mohnomische 7"Prurient - "Dragonflies To Sew You Up"Lustmord - "Decompression"Wolf Eyes - "Human Animal"Cabaret Voltaire - "Nag, Nag, Nag"Coil - "Careful What You Wish For"Shapednoise ft.
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A spavined nag whose blued flanks were singed and smoking.
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Additional reporting by Anirban Nag in London; Editing by Lisa
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Additional reporting by Anirban Nag in London; Editing by Phil
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Small things seemed to nag at him a bit deeper.
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Reporting by Jamie McGeever and Anirban Nag; Editing by Larry
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I won't be around to nag you to test drive.
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"AWS has always been a public cloud provider," Nag said.
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Additional reporting by Anirban Nag in London; Editing by David Gregorio
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I worship Nag Champa for its calming energy and healing qualities.
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Future launches $150/mo exercise app where real coaches nag you
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When his mother became a nag, his father began to drink.
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Waiting for him is a mare, but not any old nag.
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Writing by Anirban Nag and Jemima Kelly; Editing by Tom Heneghan
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Nag, Jemima Kelly and John Geddie in London; editing by John
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Kar-Gupta, Kit Rees, John Geddie and Anirban Nag; Editing by
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It's not just my professional experience that made me a nag.
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Look, his foreign policy is not his nag, it&aposs not easy.
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My boyfriend is always trying to nag me to stop wearing makeup.
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Reporting by Anirban Nag, graphic by Nigel Stephenson Editing by Jeremy Gaunt
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Additional reporting by Anirban Nag and Claire Milhench; Editing by Gareth Jones
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Additional reporting by Patrick Graham and Anirban Nag; Editing by Clelia Oziel
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Treadmills will nag us to get off our respective couches to exercise.
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Just as that case beset Nixon, so will this one nag Trump.
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Like the Nag Champa incense, they give the store a welcoming air.
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No mosquitoes, no gnats to nag us, but there was that murmur.
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Nag the coach unmercifully to put their no-talent kid back in.
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It is a sobering thing to face your interior white supremacist nag.
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Opinion Columnist Something continues to nag at me about the midterm elections.
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"Microsoft has been pushed to go after the market aggressively," Nag said.
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This becomes a recurring theme, as Chapel's shoulder starts to chronically nag him, and he starts to chronically nag Jane, eventually driving her (metaphorically) to the airport so she can jet off to London and a new job.
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As I get older, I still don't feel the slightest nag of broodiness.
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Reporting by Subrata Nag Choudhury; Writing by Aditi Shah; Editing by Stephen Powell
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The officer reportedly assaults Nag with pepper spray while shouting anti-immigrant expletives.
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Even then, though, the question would nag: What would those algorithms tell you?
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We'd much prefer not to have to be the nag in the room.
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Laura Dern plays Ethel the nag, the starter wife who enters frown first.
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"I have to resolve these issues otherwise they will nag me," she said.
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And we don't mean to nag, but make sure you're using sunscreen properly.
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Reporting by Subrata Nag Choudhury in Kolkata; Edited by Martin Howell and Ken Ferris
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The West must do more than nag poorer nations not to take Chinese money.
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"Without anyone to nag me, I had to face my issues myself," he said.
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"The Earth does not reflect equally in all directions," said research leader Sreeja Nag.
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Additional reporting by Anirban Nag in London; Editing by Phil Berlowitz and Dan Grebler
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Additional reporting by Anirban Nag in London; Editing by Nick Zieminski and Alistair Bell
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I cannot nag for the rest of my life and ask God 'Why me?
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Additional reporting by Anirban Nag in London; Editing by Jeffrey Benkoe and Chizu Nomiyama
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The carriage flipped over, and the poor old nag lay lifeless on the ground.
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Additional reporting by Anirban Nag in London; Editing by Bernadette Baum and Chris Reese
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Reporting by Sam Forgione; Additional reporting by Anirban Nag in London; Editing by Nick Zieminski
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Reporting by Sam Forgione; Additional reporting by Anirban Nag in London; Editing by Meredith Mazzilli
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Additional reporting by Anirban Nag in London; Editing by Lisa Von Ahn and Chizu Nomiyama
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Reporting by Sam Forgione; Additional reporting by Anirban Nag in London; Editing by Chizu Nomiyama
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But friends nag friends to join, and when they do, their News Feeds become more addictive.
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Even as he jumped between residences and muddled headspaces, his creative drive started to nag him.
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But now you won't have to beg and nag people as directly to settle their debts.
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She set aside for a moment the questions that were already beginning to nag at her.
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I have to admit that being called a nag by Chad was definitely a bit surprising.
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Lay out some candles, put a light to some nag champa, go and water your plants.
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"If you nag the kid about every transaction," he said, the child may tune you out.
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While another nag is the last thing you need in your life, don't ignore this one.
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Reporting by Dion Rabouin; Additional reporting by Anirban Nag and Alden Bentley; Editing by Sandra Maler
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Reporting by Subrata Nag Choudhury; Writing by Sudarshan Varadhan; Editing by Sankalp Phartiyal and Richard Balmforth
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I was hooked on one point you made: Does your mom still nag you like that?
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And now, I was the person behind those brochures, and a recurring thought started to nag me.
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Reporting by Subrata Nag Choudhury in Kolkata and Shounak Dasgupta in New Delhi; Editing by Nick Macfie
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Cheating does not confirm the fears of impostor syndrome that nag when I press that life boat.
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But all of the issues are likely to nag even the most anxious customers and Kickstarter backers.
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Do you sometimes have to nag your significant other to take out the trash on Monday night?
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But our argument continued to nag me: Could things really go south so quickly on your face?
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We had to nag them to get anything done, and the outcome was never explained to us.
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Additional reporting by Nupur Anand in Mumbai and Subrata Nag Chaudhury in Kolkata; Editing by Lincoln Feast.
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Additional reporting by Vinod Babu in HYDERABAD, Subrata Nag Chowdhury in KOLKATA and Vamsee Ajjampudi in BENGALURU
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The ones who nag us for free consulting services when you can't figure out how to use it.
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Reporting by Sam Forgione,; additional reporting by Anirban Nag in London; editing by G Crosse and Chizu Nomiyama
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Additional reporting by Sudarshan Varadhan, Devjyot Ghoshal and Subrata Nag Choudhury; Editing by Sanjeev Miglani and Clarence Fernandez
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Reporting by Dion Rabouin; Addtional reporting by Anirban Nag; Editing by Bernadette Baum, Nick Zieminski and Leslie Adler
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Reporting by Dion Rabouin; Additional reporting by Anirban Nag in London; Editing by Paul Simao and Richard Chang
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Reporting by Sam Forgione; Additional reporting by Anirban Nag in London; Editing by Nick Zieminski and David Gregorio
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Reporting by Sam Forgione; Additional reporting by Anirban Nag in London; Editing by Andrea Ricci and Meredith Mazzilli
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Book that piano lesson, nag yourself to pay that electric bill, drag yourself to the gym after work.
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Reporting by Sam Forgione; Additional reporting by Anirban Nag in London; Editing by Dan Grebler and Chizu Nomiyama
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But enforcing rules is exhausting and it's easy to fall into the trap of feeling like a nag.
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Reporting by Sam Forgione; Additional reporting by Anirban Nag in London; Editing by Dan Grebler and Leslie Adler
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Reporting by Sam Forgione; Additional Reporting by Anirban Nag in London; Editing by Paul Simao and Sandra Maler
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Additional reporting by Anirban Nag in London; Lisa Twaronite in Tokyo; Editing by Will Dunham and Chizu Nomiyama
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Its method is not only elegant and powerful, but fundamentally avoids many issues that nag other lidar technologies.
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Additional reporting by Anirban Nag in London, Masayuki Kitano in Tokyo; Editing by Bernadette Baum and Leslie Adler
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I'm probably too annoying and too much of a nag that they would have to just respond to me.
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Reporting by Gertrude Chavez-Dreyfuss in New York; Additional reporting by Anirban Nag in London; Editing by James Dalgleish
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Reporting by Gertrude Chavez-Dreyfuss; Additional reporting by Anirban Nag in London; Editing by Paul Simao and Chizu Nomiyama
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Reporting by Gertrude Chavez-Dreyfuss; Additional reporting by Anirban Nag in London; Editing by Meredith Mazzilli and David Gregorio
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Additional reporting by Anirban Nag in London and Lisa Twaronite in Tokyo; Editing by James Dalgleish and Meredith Mazzilli
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Reporting by Richard Leong in New York and Anirban Nag in London; Editing by Chris Reese and Alan Crosby
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Reporting by Gertrude Chavez-Dreyfuss; Additional reporting by Anirban Nag in London; Editing by W Simon and Richard Chang
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When you have that vital connection, she says, there's no need to threaten, nag, plead, bribe — or even punish.
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She had been raised to have no expectations, she told me, but something had begun to nag at her.
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A few artworks from this period are displayed at the MET Breuer including the individualistic sculpture "Nag Devta" (1979).
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Additional reporting by Anirban Nag in London and Masayuki Kitano in Tokyo; Editing by James Dalgleish and Meredith Mazzilli
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Many of us also wear fitness trackers that nag us every hour or so to get up and move.
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The default Clock app on iOS 10 contains a special "Bedtime" setting that will nag you into better sleep habits.
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The feature could live or die by whether Facebook is willing to constantly nag its single users to sign-up.
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Ambrose moves from the Old Country to the Spellman women's house, carting along his two cobra familiars, Nag and Nagaiana.
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Additional reporting by Anirban Nag, Sudip Kar-Gupta and Jemima Kelly in London; Editing by Paul Simao and Dan Grebler
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So you can avoid obsessively checking your phone or computer repeatedly to see what's happening, and just nag Alexa instead.
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Additional reporting by Anirban Nag in London; Hideyuki Sano in Tokyo; Editing by Larry King, Chris Reese and Chizu Nomiyama
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I think [Negasonic and Deadpool have] kind of a brother-and-sister relationship, the way they nag at each other.
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What is it about those 228 pages, and about questions of Saudi involvement, that seems to so nag at Americans?
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But without a license key, the OS won't work properly; it'll nag you, remove functionality and may shut down entirely.
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MR. NAG of Revolution Media Personally, I feel what one does with each watch depends on its history and mechanism.
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Mr. Olivier worked for Mr. Chumlong, but after fifty or so rhino kills, his conscience began to nag at him.
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But never underestimate two things — the taste of the American public, to paraphrase H. L. Mencken, and the nag factor.
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One which can be a scold, a nag, an annoyance, a puzzle – but which has always been there for it?
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Additional reporting by Shinichi Saoshiro in Tokyo, Anirban Nag, Jemima Kelly and John Geddie in London; editing by Nick Zieminski
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Reporting by Rajendra Jadhav in MUMBAI and Subrata Nag Choudhury in KOLKATA; Additional reporting by Jatindra Dash in BHUBANESWAR; Subrata Nag Choudhury in KOLKATA; Shilpa Jamakhandikar, Sai Sachin Ravikumar and Swati Bhat in MUMBAI; Fayaz Bukhari in SRINAGAR; Writing by Krishna N. Das and Devjyot Ghoshal; Editing by Paul Tait, Robert Birsel and Frances Kerry
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Rather than micromanage, nag, belittle, or beg, they focus on the things they can control — like their own effort and attitude.
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What few people talk about is this: Even with cancer, you will still nag your spouse about taking out the garbage.
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Reporting by Dion Rabouin; Additional reporting by Anirban Nag in LONDON; Editing by Keith Weir and David Gaffen in NEW YORK.
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Reporting by Sankalp Phartiyal and Sai Sachin Ravikumar; Additional reporting by Subrata Nag Choudhury; Editing by Muralikumar Anantharaman and Louise Heavens
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In some ways these old accounts aren't doing any harm besides gathering virtual dust or sending you the occasional email nag.
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Reporting by Subrata Nag Chowdhury in KOLKATA and Devjyot Ghoshal in NEW DELHI; Writing by Devjyot Ghoshal; Editing by Nick Macfie
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Moments is a tool for Twitter itself to pull together these things and nag you talk you into viewing them. ENGAGEMENT!
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This is one day when you shouldn't have to nag your kids about hanging around in their pj's long past breakfast.
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Not that you'll be entirely conscious of this failing while you're watching Ms. Mulligan, though it may quietly nag at you.
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If the loose threads still nag at you at the end of the designated rest period, then reread what you wrote.
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Mr Trump is expected to nag foreigners less about human rights than some American presidents have, though no one knows for sure.
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That's clearly very important because — to win over users — Fleksynext suggestions will need to feel telepathically useful, rather than irritating, misfired nag.
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And without well-meaning parents standing by to nag, they may find it's easier to hide their disordered behaviors in plain sight.
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Now Facebook will nag you when an acquaintance comments on someone else's photo, or when a distant family member updates their status.
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If he gets the idea that you are a nag or a killjoy, your chance of accomplishing anything useful may be zero.
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Drape: I'm going to be a nag about this: the Eagles blew a 1st-and-goal and a couple of extra points.
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I have a third question, maybe just a rewording of the first and second: Doesn't that nag at you even a little?
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Typically the two went with another close friend from the office, Manju Nag, but he had been out of town on business.
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The deal helped secure the important addition of a messaging platform for Windows and other Microsoft services, Gartner analyst Sid Nag said.
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Politically engaged people who download voting apps, and the friends they nag, will probably show up at the polls in greater numbers.
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So we have a nation of childhood addicts; just walk into any supermarket and watch these kids nag their parents for the stuff.
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Additional reporting by Lisa Twaronite in Tokyo, Anirban Nag, Dhara Ranasinghe, Alistair Smout and Sudip Kar-Gupta in London; Editing by Larry King
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I can nag, put post-it notes, have calm loving conversations about expectations of domestic life together but nothing gets through to him.
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Google says the idea is not necessarily to give you a way to incessantly nag your friends or family members with ludicrous requests.
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Audrey, who is always there to comfort and nag her husband and children, skips a family dinner to consummate her flirtation with Steve.
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Parents who have gone through this process themselves, and have the time and resources, can coach, nag and wheedle their children through it.
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In a village in Karnataka, residents have a slight riff on the Hindu festival of Nag Panchami, marked by its worship of snakes.
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So if you care about your privacy, other than installing Signal today, you should nag everyone you know to join the service, too.
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Use the included dry-erase markers to jot down important dates and reminders so that you never have to nag your roommate again.
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Critics have blasted those practices, saying they target children at a vulnerable developmental stage and prompt them to nag parents to visit particular restaurants.
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Treadmills will nag us to get off our respective couches to exercise, portraying a boisterous personal trainer who keeps track of our calorie intake.
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The message to Amazon Web Services, still the dominant player in cloud computing: "Microsoft is on the offensive," the Gartner analyst Sid Nag said.
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While Inventur proposes that we seek to understand and empathize with these artists, their biographies constantly nag at the moral centers of the brain.
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Hundreds of apps run the gamut from beautiful list-makers to an electronic nag that literally curses at you until you get your shit done.
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While the warning signs can be remarkably similar, a true burnout will nag at you much longer than a rough day in the office will.
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But, at least as often, dinner devolves into a failing effort to find out what happened at school or a nag-fest over mealtime manners.
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Reporting by Richard Leong in New York; Anirban Nag in London; Additional reporting by Pete Sweeney in Shanghai; Editing by Chizu Nomiyama and Nick Zieminski
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Usually, a new character will just pop into my head, and bug and nag me until I write them down or they won't go away.
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You say you don't like to feel as if you're taking advantage, but some version of this debt aversion may nag at you as well.
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While the exhibition proposes that we seek to understand and empathize with these artists, their biographies constantly nag at the moral centers of the brain.
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"ARM chips are at the core of all smartphones and now some cloud providers are building cloud data center equipment based on ARM," Nag said.
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Additional reporting by Rupam Jain in Mumbai, Nivedita Bhattacharya in Bengaluru and Subrata Nag Choudhury in Kolkata; Writing by Abhirup Roy; Editing by Robert Birsel
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Jenai is written as an erratic, difficult nag, but Monroe brings her pain and fear to the surface, making her as sympathetic as the script allows.
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Without the constant nag of his cellphone, without the late, indulgent Albany dinners, he is, he said, the healthiest and most focused he has ever been.
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That statistic is bound to be considerably lower against Les Bleus, and the Irish must be prepared to niggle, nag and negate their opponents' talents accordingly.
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They should be asking progressive entrepreneurs how the iPhone, Alexa, social media, podcasts and yet-to-be-built apps can inspire (and nag) people to vote.
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Other answers: "Enforcing the rules, especially about household chores"; the challenges of "chores and disciplining a child"; and having to nag kids to do simple chores.
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"Nag Devta" sets the tone for Mukherjee's next decade of semi-figural art that brings brought forth a fluid understanding of Hindu divinity and human sexuality.
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Gartner analyst Sid Nag expects Microsoft will ink more big partnerships as it tries to get its Azure cloud computing business in front of more customers.
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Similar questions continue to nag him as he resumes his magazine work and finds himself in situations where photography's inherent power imbalance makes itself readily apparent.
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Currency bid prices at 2:43PM (1843 GMT) Additional reporting by Anirban Nag in London and Shinichi Saoshiro in Tokyo; Editing by Catherine Evans and James Dalgleish
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Then you nag some partners and channels into putting their stuff on there because it's a "more streamlined experience" or something and collect rent when they do.
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Rows and rows of Haribo with no mum to nag about rotting teeth or security guards to see you sneak a fun size bag in your pocket.
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Related: Nag Champa Incense Pins Are for Real Wookies Only The 'Oregon Trail' Pin Wins, Because Nostalgia This Bootleg Adidas/Alibaba Pin Is for Ironic Nerds Only
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SUMIT NAG, 33, online editor for Revolution Media, in Singapore To build your collection with confidence focus on authenticity, quality, rarity, provenance and pieces with accompanying documentation.
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Unlike Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany, the Chinese do not nag Viktor Orban, Hungary's authoritarian prime minister, about policies that are seen as a threat to democracy.
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Maybe you're trying to talk to someone in a different time zone, nag someone about an event, or you just want to remind your future self about something.
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Reporting by Krishna N. Das; Additional reporting by Jatindra Dash in BHUBANESWAR, Subrata Nag Choudhury in KOLKATA and Suchitra Mohanty, Manoj Kumar; Editing by Alasdair Pal, Robert Birsel
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Additional reporting by Karen Brettell in New York; Dhara Ranasinghe and Jamie McGeever in London; Anirban Nag and Sudip Kar-Gupta; editing by John Stonestreet and Clive McKeef
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The company that figures out how to sell "pedestrian" uses for artificial intelligence will have an advantage in the cloud-computing business, the Gartner analyst Sid Nag said.
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By removing Future's human personal trainers that text to nag you if you don't work out, Apple could offer a simplified version of this startup's app for free.
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ARM has since become a major challenger to Intel, Gartner analyst Sid Nag said, and positioned the company to benefit from the growth in the cloud computing industry.
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If you feel overwhelmed, use a system such as Asana to track all your projects and goals so that people don't have to nag you for your work.
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Additional reporting by Anirban Nag and Alex Lawler in London, Dion Rabouin and Karen Brettell New York and Yashaswini Swamynathan in Bengaluru; Editing by Nick Zieminski and Bernadette Baum
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Thoughts of the future began to nag: One day her mother would be old and it would rest on her, Anna, to do things for the both of them.
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A February 2014 filing with Illinois showed Nag and wife Sally Ann Rudd committing $5 million to Payplant with another $5 million coming from the Berry & Pandey Living Trust.
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Additional reporting by Dion Rabouin in New York,; Marc Jones, Anirban Nag, John Geddie in London, Saikat Chatterjee in Hong Kong, Vijaykumar Vedala in Bengaluru; Editing by Bernadette Baum
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Judging by the promo video from Intel, the building will also be a horrible nag that micromanages employees' sleep, work commute, exercise, and even what they have for lunch.
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Amazon also expanded a cloud-analytics partnership with the Salesforce-owned Tableau earlier this week, which Nag said would help AWS compete with Power BI, Microsoft's business-analytics platform.
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One day you're plugging away feeling pretty OK about things, until something small and seemingly insignificant begins to nag at you, and you find yourself unreasonably annoyed and angered.
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I can check my email and social media platforms on a laptop as needed, but now that they are out of my pocket they no longer nag at me.
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On the festival of Nag Panchami in Kandkur, devotees of Kondammai, said to be a scorpion goddess, pay tribute to her by allowing scorpions to run over their bodies.
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Related: Now You Can Proudly Wear a Pin Dedicated to "New York Shitty" Living Nag Champa Incense Pins Are for Real Wookies Only The 'Oregon Trail' Pin Wins, Because Nostalgia
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Reporting Jatindra Dash in BHUBANESWAR and Ruma Paul in DHAKA; Additional reporting by Subrata Nag Choudhury in KOLKATA; Writing by Devjyot Ghoshal; Editing by Simon Cameron-Moore and Jan Harvey
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This will go a long way towards reducing the nag screens in today's current crop of applications – some of which bug you to rate the app upon nearly every open.
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I am trying to nag him less since it's his last year at home, and instead just tell him that he can choose to clean his room or be grounded.
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PayU cofounder Shailaz Nag will focus on new services and bank partnerships; Citrus Pay founder Jitendra Gupta will head up the merged company's credit business (currently called LazyPay at Citrus).
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Whether you're tempted to deliver the forgotten sports equipment time and time again or constantly nag your child to do their homework, preventing consequences robs kids of learning valuable lessons.
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"It's something you have to learn how to do, and if you don't do it, being the star on the team, they're going to always nag at you," Strawberry said.
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It also reveals that Microsoft's strategy to catch up to the market-leading Amazon Web Services is to go after market share through big partnerships, the Gartner analyst Sid Nag said.
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Related: Peace, Love, and Butts = Exactly What We Need Now You Can Proudly Wear a Pin Dedicated to "New York Shitty" Living Nag Champa Incense Pins Are for Real Wookies Only
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Nag Champa Incense Sticks I was recently gifted an incense holder, and I've been getting used to the happy luxury of falling asleep to the calming smells of sandalwood and jasmine.
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She would often play in the family's yard with her brother and nag her older cousins to show her YouTube videos of Peppa Pig, her cousin Jose Alavez Perez, 16, said.
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Last I heard, Samsung had retrieved 60% of the devices and, shortly thereafter, launched a system update that will nag owners until they stop using and turn over their Note7's.
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The art class encourages children to draw fearsome-looking sharks to teach them the dangers of loan sharks, who specialise in getting children to nag parents into buying things they cannot afford.
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On one hand, you can't have 'em instantly, so you're forced to join a waiting list, nag the store with questions about shipping schedules, and remind yourself that patience is a virtue.
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Additional reporting by Sam Forgione in New York; Nigel Stephenson in London; Lisa Twaronite in Tokyo, Anirban Nag, John Geddie and Atul Prakash in London; Editing by Leslie Adler and Cynthia Osterman
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Everybody's so eager to give me points, but nobody's nearly so excited about giving me a nag-free experience on a computer I built myself running an OS I paid real dollars for.
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Additional reporting by Noel Randewich in San Francisco, Abhiram Nanadakumar in Bengaluru,; Marc Jones, Anirban Nag in London, Hideyuki Sano in Tokyo, Meeyoung Cho in Seoul; Editing by Louise Ireland and Nick Zieminski
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A lot of people find these weekly reports to be more of a nag than a motivator, though — and there's no evidence yet as to how much they are truly affecting user behavior.
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Adam, alone at first, is a clueless workaholic; Eve, created by God to help Adam get his act together, has better people skills and can multitask, even though Adam thinks she's a nag.
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Reporting by Devjyot Ghoshal and Abhirup Roy; Additional reporting by Subrata Nag Choudhury in Kolkata and Neha Dasgupta and Nigam Prusty in New Delhi; Editing by Robert Birsel, Elaine Hardcastle and Raissa Kasolowsky
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Mr. Gould estimates that 22016 percent of his soybeans are exported, and 0003 percent of his corn, so what he calls Mr. Trump's "trade antics" — particularly his criticisms of Nafta — nag at him.
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Besides light bulbs, technophile consumers can use voice-activated window-blinds, robotic vacuum cleaners and mattresses that track heart rate, movement and sleep patterns (and also nag you about your poor "sleep hygiene").
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His mother and his friends didn't have to nag him about taking his pain medication anymore or try, ineptly, to clean and dress the wounds on his feet that caused him such shame.
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"In general the cloud business will continue to grow but not at the previous pace and that's an indication of the market maturity," says Sid Nag, senior director, cloud technologies and services, Gartner Research.
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YSplit: Splitting utility bills and other recurring payments with roommates or loved ones is a huge pain where one person has to front the money and then nag the others to get paid back.
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Additional reporting by Lewis Krauskopf, Dion Rabouin in New York,; Marc Jones, Anirban Nag, John Geddie in London, Saikat Chatterjee in Hong Kong, Vijaykumar Vedala in Bengaluru; Editing by Nick Zieminski and Meredith Mazzilli
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Readers' reactions: ●He allowed the two of you to decide to live together without getting married, and for him to be the only one who has to listen to his family nag about it.
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Microsoft has been bolstering its growth by presenting an "aggressive front" when it comes to partnerships and acquisitions, Gartner vice president Sid Nag said, striking big deals in order to stay competitive with AWS.
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In the clip of the encounter, it looks like the duo is peacefully walking together, but this undramatic stroll quickly disintegrates into a "Mwaaa" match, where both big cats appear to nag at each other.
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Suspect LTD, one of the greatest pin makers in the game, has decided to immortalize Nag Champa (a package of which usually lasts a mere 2-3 days in my house) with this pretty pin.
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So when I cancel on friends because I can't leave my house due to crippling anxiety, they just go 'yup, sweet, let me know when you want to next catch up' and don't nag me.
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Her fellow would-be writer and Burrow resident Jeffery, having concluded that stories are "the addiction that keeps the poor old nag of the human race running around the track," decides to write a TV show.
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"We need more education in all health professions, looking at the use of antibiotics and enlightened patients who don't nag the doctor to prescribe them antibiotics even in cases where they wouldn't even help," he said.
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All he needed to do to sell it was tell people where and how to pay, buy some stamps and envelopes, and create encryption codes that users could use to get rid of the nag screen.
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He is departing, however, at a time of deep political unrest in the country, as protests over an increase in gasoline prices continue and corruption scandals, as well as rising crime, nag at the nation's image.
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According to a report from Jim Dalrymple of The Loop, developers will be only be able to nag users for reviews three time per year, and once the consumer leaves a review, they can't be prompted again.
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Who needs a cranky nag when you have a friendly algorithm telling you, based on your previous purchases, that there is something You May Also Like, and legions of Facebook friends affirming the wisdom of your choice?
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And if they say a photo isn't supposed to be saved, eventually these assistants will be able to detect if it's screenshotted, pass that information along, and nag the screenshotter to delete that photo from their phone.
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You don't have to nag them about taking their meds, because you know they have, and you don't have to worry if they're feeling unwell or depressed, because they've told you—through the system—that they're good.
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"I had day dreams about a boy in the seventh grade; I was getting into bed with him, and then I began to nag and scold myself like an old woman, until the image disappeared," she writes.
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"MTN's ratings have been placed on review for downgrade to reflect the uncertainty around the potential implications of the recent CBN (Central Bank of Nigeria) and NAG (Nigerian Attorney General) announcements on MTN's credit profile," Moody's said.
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Payplant LLC The Palo Alto, California-based firm was co-founded by Ronjon Nag, an inventor and smartphone pioneer, and Neerav Berry, a computer engineering expert and co-founder of a mobile app store platform acquired by Blackberry.
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Friends co-creator Marta Kauffman was asked by Deadline if people still nag her about a possible Friends reunion – and her answer might just break the hearts of fans holding out hope to see the gang back together again.
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I see her a few days each year, during which I try to touch base with the last of her friends, do some cleaning and decluttering, have some fun with her and yes, nag her to make some changes.
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And even after he had arrived and kicked the sides of his nag and made his way over the city, there was mirth enough and song enough and mockery enough to make him tremble in his dull, black boots.
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"They nag me all the time about it, and my answer is that Friends was a show about that time in your life when your friends are your family, and in a weird way, this isn't that different," said Kauffman.
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No change in text.) By Anirban Nag LONDON, June 1 (Reuters) - Electronic currency-trading platforms are hoping that volumes will pick up in the foreign exchange market after Britain's referendum on European Union membership, and history suggests that could happen.
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But his words continued to nag at her over the next few days, until she finally texted him to let him know that what he said was not OK. "Women's bodies are not fair game," she wrote in the text.
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There's Google Keep, a note-taking app; Google Reminders, which nag you about Calendar events, email follow-ups, or Keep notes; and Google Tasks, which originated in Gmail nearly a decade ago as a stripped-down to-do list feature.
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Stanley McChrystal, there're some more familiar tech-world names including: Vitalik Buterin, the creator of the Ethereum blockchain; Nick D'Aloisio, the founder of Summly; and Divya Nag, the founder of StartX Med and a member of Apple's special projects group.
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He's hiring a harem, of sorts, to meet his emotional needs — an Anger Girlfriend to nag and throw things at him, a Maternal Girlfriend to make him grilled-cheese sandwiches, a Mundanity Girlfriend to creatively mope around and so on.
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In an effort to use up the excess fruit, Ho Chi Minh City-based chain ABC Bakery developed a new recipe for bright pink bread, replacing 60% of the water in the dough with dragon fruit smoothie, reports Da Nag Today.
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"Not only did progressives lose, they were surprised they lost," said Sangeeth Peruri, the founder and chief executive of VoterCircle, a platform that allows users to tap into their address books and easily identify and encourage (that is, nag) eligible voters.
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Samsung says 25 percent of the one million or so original units sold in the U.S. have been exchanged so far, and a software update will nag those still using the defective version to power down and make the swap.
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Hathaway is both a looser and goofier screen presence than Heigl, and she would have had greater star power to demand that her role be beefed up, both of which would have helped the movie's lead female character feel less like a nag.
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Ashley's resting data showed that she had a baseline disdain for Kurt, he continued, a consistent hostility, no physical or emotional attraction to him whatsoever, and her assignments were always to attack him, nag him, pick emotional or physical fights with him.
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Sure, I know that after a couple of weeks I won't even notice the change (and the Air is, in many others ways, my ideal computer), but now I know how good a display can look, it's always going to nag me.
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But when budgets started to get cut we weren't traveling as much, and the job they were asking me to do was nag the riders about Instagram and website interviews—being on Jerry [Hsu] to do Instagram posts… that's a fucking lame job.
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Still, while Amazon may rule the cloud-computing market, there are reasons to believe that Boyd is right on when he says that Microsoft has an edge in knowing what customers want from AI."Microsoft history is different than Amazon history," Nag said.
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Samsung's new Bixby virtual assistant is a persistent nag throughout the Galaxy S8 interface, and you've basically got no choice but to create a Samsung account and log in, just to be able to use the camera without being constantly reminded to activate Bixby.
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Before your food coma sets in, we're here to get you up to speed with answers to everything you've ever wanted to ask about Turkey Day (although we unfortunately can't promise your mom won't nag you about your love life … or lack thereof). 1.
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Whether it's one or two big problems that nag at you consistently throughout the day or a host of little things that zip in and out of your head and break your concentration, there's one simple way to manage them: take a worry break.
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Yeah, not so much—but the animated The Real Ghostbusters, which began in 1986 and featured highly stylized versions of the first film's specter-fighting four, was a lot of fun and very quickly convinced me to nag my parents for the accompanying toys.
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"At university I grew my hair out to the longest it had ever been and hid behind it in despair and guilt at having gained back all the weight I'd lost with my eating disorder," explains Ragini Nag Rao, a plus-size fashion blogger.
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The Autopilot Buddy product, which is marketed with the catchy slogan "Tesla Autopilot Nag Reduction Device," is a magnetic piece of plastic that disables the feature in Tesla vehicles that monitors the driver's hands on the steering wheel and warns the driver when hands are not detected.
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Ultimately, therefore, the way to end the proliferation of bad science is not to nag people to behave better, or even to encourage replication, but for universities and funding agencies to stop rewarding researchers who publish copiously over those who publish fewer, but perhaps higher-quality papers.
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There were things "South Park" had always had trouble imagining: it was complex and dialectical on male anger and sadness, and able to gaze with empathy into the soul of a troll, but it couldn't create a funny girl or a mother who wasn't a nag.
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The US's struggling retailers can count a new casualty: Toys 'R' Us, the iconic toy supermarket that has prompted generations of children to nag their parents for a visit, filed for bankruptcy late Monday after more than a decade of struggling to lift itself out of the red.
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I also concluded that Arnold de Boer's leads on his first true album rail and nag more irksomely than the raggedier ones of 30-year-man G.W. Sok used to, and that I prefer this unrelenting hour of protest music to any I could assemble from their best-of.
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Amazon's Echos will still annoy you with constant pop-ups that nag you to try out new features, which you still can't fully turn off, but unlike on Google's Nest Hubs, you can integrate some of Apple's ecosystem, such as Apple Music and Calendar, into the Echo Show.
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Perhaps the word makes you think of patchouli and burning cones of nag champa — in which case you are wrong and actually thinking of a head shop — or maybe you're already on board with the world of essential oils, herbs, and plant extracts that put a person right to sleep.
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Put another way, Communist leaders are both expressing their own views and bowing to public opinion when they bully and nag foreign partners into isolating Taiwan in endless humiliating ways, stage frequent military exercises simulating a maritime invasion or build bristling arrays of missiles on their side of the Taiwan Strait.
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Reporting by Alasdair Pal, Aftab Ahmed, Sanjeev Miglani, Nigam Prusty, Neha Dasgupta, Devjyot Ghoshal and Munsif Vengattil in NEW DELHI, Mayank Bhardwaj in AYODHYA, Subrata Nag Choudhury and Abhirup Roy in KOLKATA and James Mackenzie in ISLAMABAD; Writing by Alasdair Pal; Editing by Robert Birsel, Clarence Fernandez and Toby Chopra
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Much more fun are the sections held up by Korkki's own anxieties, as when she hires a dairy farmer in Washington State to call her every morning and nag her to work, or when she decides — not altogether intuitively — that it's time to make her dating life part of her Big Thing.
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Though she is by definition a didactic artist — her most celebrated work, "Funk Lessons," a performance she began in 1983, involves her literally teaching, as though it were a social science, an auditorium full of mostly white people how to dance to funk music — Piper is far from a nag or a nerd.
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Shortly after American Media completed the arrangement with Ms. McDougal at Mr. Trump's behest, a troubling question began to nag at Mr. Trump and Mr. Cohen, according to several people who knew about the discussions at the time: What would happen to America Media's sensitive Trump files if Mr. Pecker were to leave the company?
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The story, written and directed by David Bezmozgis based on his own book, is set among the Russian immigrant population in the suburbs of Toronto, where a 16-year-old, Mark (Alex Ozerov of "The Americans"), delivers drugs for a local dealer while his clueless parents (Deanna Dezmari and Genadijs Dolganovs) nag him to get a job.
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From the beginning, the show has done a great job of assembling the finest mix of the best cars, attracting both collectors eager to show off their most-prized assets and carmakers looking for brand activation opportunities (seriously, there are people walking around the place whose job it is to nag young attendees to tweet or otherwise socialise their experience).
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And as it turns out, an aesthetic update (like the major overhaul Miller gave her website in 2016) matters: Just as crystals became cool in part when we realized just how Instagrammable they are, the marriage of astrology and design has helped it shed its woo-woo, New Age, Nag Champa vibes and transform into a hip, shareable form of self-knowledge and self-assessment.
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