Leaving aside the entirely spurious namecheck of machine learning, is that even grammar?
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You know you've made it when flight attendants namecheck your product during takeoff.
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I wonder why Thiel did not, instead, support Bernie Sanders, whom he does namecheck here.
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The reason I namecheck restorative justice so much is because that, to me, is the utopia.
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They had figurines, actions to lyrics dance moves and a namecheck in "The Real Slim Shady".
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When he updates his famous "choose life" speech to namecheck Instagram and revenge porn, it just feels silly.
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They're so obviously omnipresent, their model so played out, it's almost gauchely self-evident when bands namecheck them as an influence.
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Harris, countering Biden's Obamacare namecheck, brought up the fact that former Obama Health and Human Services secretary Kathleen Sebelius had endorsed her plan.
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Cook did not namecheck the adtech elephants in the room: Google, Facebook and other background data brokers that profit from privacy-hostile business models.
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She is just as likely to name her creations after a childhood television show as she is to namecheck Fulco di Verdura or Andrew Grima.
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In the meantime, perhaps a collab may soon be on the cards—Gallagher does namecheck Skepta after all (he signs off with "Skepta, 'av it mate").
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The company's latest Founders' Letter, penned by Sergey Brin, is no exception—but he also finds time to namecheck possible downsides around safety, jobs, and fairness.
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Though he didn't namecheck the "UBI" in his answer to questions about the deaths of black moms, Yang was clearly still thinking along the same lines.
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Perhaps in another world The Necessaries could have been one of great formative post-punk outfits, the kind of band you'd namecheck alongside The Replacements and Wire.
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While Haddish does not have any more hot goss on who bit Beyoncé to throw our way, she did namecheck the superstar in her recent interview with John Legend.
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He couldn't decide because it's a borderline impossible task, but he did namecheck Wretch 32 and Avelino's joint effort as containing some of "hardest" verses to bless the booth.
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A namecheck of Ocasio-Cortez and Sanders alone prior to the rally drew nearly the same level of deafeningly raucous cheers from the nearly 2,000 people in the ballroom as when they arrived.
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During our meeting with the company, co-founders Ben Taft and Matt Stern (the CEO and COO) namecheck Microsoft's Hololens and the DAQRI Helmet, which carry price tags of $3,000 and $15,000, respectively.
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And while people like The Tension Experience's Darren Lynn Bousman are quick to namecheck Delusion as a formative influence, it's also clear that interest in immersive experiences is part of a larger trend.
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But it all started way before host Joel McHale even took the stage: First, there was the red carpet, which was essentially a namecheck of all the most zeitgest-y designers in the biz.
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The staff certainly have no idea who the DJs I namecheck are, and indeed, neither do most of the other customers, providing the perfect atmosphere for a post-gig readjustment back to the real world.
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The book's seven pages of acknowledgments namecheck 15 Senate staffers and eight from the House, as well as a large swath of the media — from the makeup team at MSNBC to some of the outlets that broke Cambridge Analytica.
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Phillippe agreed to freestyle some bars on the show, but actually lowkey seemed to take the whole thing kind of seriously, somehow managing to simultaneously like a younger kid trying to impress someone older at school (though he does, inexplicably, namecheck Kevin Abstract?), and the walking embodiment of steve_buscemi_hey_fellow_kids.
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Timothy summed up Chamberlain's beliefs in 2012: May's namecheck of Chamberlain during one of her first major policy speeches as PM last year made headlines across the U.K., sparking speculation that she was stepping away from the laissez-faire globalist attitude that had prevailed in the Conservative Party since Margaret Thatcher.
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But the thing is, whenever students coming out of art school talked about their role models, they used to namecheck Dries, Rei and Alaïa as three creatives who defined their own styles and their own paths and stuck to them no matter what, in the face of relentless pressure to Get Bigger!
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"Staring at the Sun" was capped with footage from white supremacy rallies in Charlottesville (and beyond), and 1984's "Pride (In the Name of Love)" drew a namecheck for its inspiration, the late Martin Luther King Jr. Victims of the 1974 terror bombings in Dublin and Monaghan were also memorialized with a photo montage and cry to bring the still-unknown perpetrators to justice.
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On Tuesday night, the musician tweeted that she'd soon be deleting her Twitter account—though she did take a moment to namecheck the heroic Takiyah Thompson, who was involved in the toppling of a Confederate statue in Durham, North Carolina, and has since been arrested and placed in police custody: After deleting the account, Solange posted an Instagram story detailing her motives, noting the need for "self-preservation," and the fact that she wouldn't be letting "racist ugly ass fuck bois" sap her energy.
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Roger Daltrey of The Who went on stage in 1975 wearing a T-shirt emblazoned with "George Davis Is Innocent". "George Davis Is Innocent" was a song on Sham 69's 1978 debut album Tell Us the Truth, and the song "The Cockney Kids Are Innocent" ends with a namecheck. Patrik Fitzgerald also showed support with "George" on the 1979 EP The Paranoid Ward. Davis received a namecheck in the Duran Duran song "Friends of Mine" on the album Duran Duran (1981): the chorus begins "Georgie Davis is coming out".
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In 2014, the song was rehashed as "Dr. Who!" and had vocals added to it by British rapper Sneakbo. These vocals namecheck Doctor Who, though do not directly pertain to the series. It was named Zane Lowe's Hottest Record in the World on 9 January 2014 and charted at #21 on the UK Singles Chart.
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54 and features prominent conga drums and female backing vocals. The lyrics namecheck Che Guevara and are also said to contain references to John Sinclair of the White Panther Party. In 2003, Rolling Stone magazine printed its list of "The 100 Greatest Guitarists of All Time". Mick Ronson was ranked at #64, and "Panic in Detroit" as his "essential recording".
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'Aggro Santos dot com' gets a namecheck, as does Facebook, which is the kind of product placement Lady Gaga does in her videos. It's also something we should all get behind if we want the cash-strapped music biz to continue into the century without disappearing in a puff of binary dust. Jon O'Brien from AllMusic praised "Candy" describing it as "gloriously infectious Lady Gaga-esque [song]".
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Taxi Girl captured the > punk rock power of The Stooges, the techno futurism of Kraftwerk and the > disco euphoria of Giorgio Moroder and molded the diametrically opposed > styles into an electrifying new-wave sound that entertained and inspired a > generation of listeners bored by the complacency of 80s French pop. Even the > current darlings of the French electronic music scene, such as Daft Punk and > Air, continue to namecheck Taxi Girl as a major influence on their artistic > directions.
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According to Wright, Wall's, manufacturer of the Cornetto, were "very pleased with the namecheck". Wright considered each of the films a "Trojan horse", "genre films that have a relationship comedy smuggled inside a zombie movie, a cop movie and a sci-fi movie". Thematically, Wright saw each of the films containing common themes of "the individuals in a collective [...] about growing up and [...] about the dangers of perpetual adolescence". Wright reworked the script of The World's End to conclude on these themes.
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Chertoff, the District Court certified the district wide class of applicants for naturalization whose applications had not been timely adjudicated after their interview, as a result of the agency's failure to complete the namecheck. The class covered over 450 applicants whose applications had been indefinitely placed on hold by the government. After the Court's order granting class certification Plaintiffs filed for summary judgment. The government then agreed to settle the case, a settlement which ensured that all applications would be adjudicated in time for the entire class to vote in the November 2008 elections.
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Sheezus contains a "diverse mix of vibrant pop hooks, snappy commentary and a fearlessly perceptive outlook." Allen's sound, aesthetic, and lyricism on the album has been described as a return to "the same firecracker who turned heads in the mid-'00s with eclectic, post-hip-hop tunes and bullshit-slaying lyrics". The album's opening track "Sheezus" is a "sarcastic pop" song, containing "anti-pop" lyrics that namecheck artists such as Lady Gaga, Rihanna, Katy Perry, Beyoncé and Lorde. "L8 CMMR" is a bubblegum pop and electropop song, whose lyrics describe Allen's obsession with her male lover.
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Dubplate cutting at a cutting house The first use of dubplates is commonly attributed to sound engineer King Tubby and reggae sound systems such as Lloyd Coxsone and Killamanjaro. Special and one-off versions would be cut to acetate for competing in a sound clash, utilising vocals specially recorded to namecheck the sound system. As such, these would become known as "dubplate specials" often remarking on the prowess of the sound system playing it, in a bid to win the clash. In the UK, the earliest place to cut reggae dubplates would also be one of the most unlikely.
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Hatton is regularly name-checked in the novels of Robert Rankin, (often referred to as "the now-legendary Rondo Hatton") and credited as appearing in films that are either fictional, or in which he clearly had no part, such as the Carry On films. Rankin's references to Hatton routinely occur in the form of "he had a Rondo Hatton" (hat on). Another namecheck occurs in Rafi Zabor's PEN/Faulkner-award winning 1998 novel The Bear Comes Home, where the name is used as a nickname for good-natured but unrefined minor character Tommy Talmo. In the 2004 Stephen King novel, The Dark Tower VII, a character is described as looking "like Rondo Hatton, a film actor from the 1930s, who suffered from acromegaly and got work playing monsters and psychopaths..." The episode of Doctor Who entitled "The Wedding of River Song" features Mark Gatiss as a character whose appearance (achieved through prosthetics) is based on Hatton's, credited under the pseudonym "Rondo Haxton" for his performance.
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After the 2016 singles, "Well Done" and "Divide & Conquer", the band released their first album, Brutalism, in March 2017 to critical acclaim.Smith, Thomas (2016) "New Music Of The Day: IDLES Namecheck Mary Berry On Punk Anthem 'Well Done'", NME, 30 September 2016. Retrieved 10 July 2017Murray, Robin (2016) "Premiere: IDLES - 'Divide And Conquer'", Clash, 31 August 2016. Retrieved 10 July 2017 DIY magazine, gave it 4 stars, calling it "An exhilarating escape along frenzied rhythms and powerhouse rhythms with a ferocious commentary for guidance...as vital as it is volatile."Goodman, Jessica (2017) "Idles - Brutalism", DIY. Retrieved 8 July 2017 The Line of Best Fit website gave it 9/10, calling Idles "one of the most exciting British bands right now".Day, Laurence (2017) "Idles are one of the most exciting British bands right now", Line of Best Fit, 16 March 2017. Retrieved 8 July 2017 It received an 8/10 from PopMatters, with Ian King calling it "bracing, caustic, and relentless".King, Ian (2017) "Idles Brutalism", PopMatters, 10 March 2017.
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