Heading into the 2016 campaign, I covered the Republican melee as it narrowed down to one, Donald Trump, and the Democratic fight that narrowed down to ... two.
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But also difficult, because how can they be narrowed down?
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Big news: We've narrowed down this pool to 10 finalists.
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BECKY QUICK: Has it been narrowed down significantly, the search?
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You have narrowed down the list of suspects to Mrs.
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Insider narrowed down the top 212 movies of the 210s.
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Shannahan said some companies had already narrowed down their options.
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Also yes, because now the suspects list have been narrowed down.
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We've narrowed down the pool of entries to precious pooch finalists.
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I do get to choose, I just get narrowed-down choices.
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We've narrowed down the best website builders for many different situations.
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This is why the company narrowed down the results by zones.
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WARREN BUFFETT: It's been narrowed down to, yeah, a very few.
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In 2014, that search was narrowed down to Boeing and SpaceX.
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The list was then narrowed down to at least two alternatives.
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But Trump's remarks Tuesday indicate he has narrowed down the field.
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Those requirements narrowed down the roster of eligible companies to 700.
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She spilled that she narrowed down her dress search to two styles.
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The two winners were narrowed down from a shortlist of six authors.
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And in signature France fashion, he narrowed down Davidson's key styling issue.
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The submitted designs were narrowed down to 10 and edited by professionals.
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When you've narrowed down your choices, ask for bids and several references.
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Last week, we sorted through your suggestions and narrowed down the list.
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"Lending is being narrowed down to mortgages, familiar customers and agriculture," he says.
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This narrowed down our list of applicable franchise brands to less than 503.
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Now I'm a disabled felon, so the opportunities are narrowed down even more.
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"The Items got narrowed down towards sound," Teenage Engineering founder Jesper Kouthoofd says.
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Those 50 entries are further narrowed down via public voting to the top five.
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Amazon narrowed down the list of 238 applicants to 20 finalists in January 2018.
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In July, the DNA sample narrowed down possible suspects to Miller and his brother.
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Once you've narrowed down your selection, it's time to look at how you'll pay.
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But up until six weeks ago, SpaceX still hadn't narrowed down the exact cause.
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If authorities have narrowed down their search for Ceglia, they are not saying much.
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We've narrowed down our favorite secret menu items here to the must-get list.
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The cities with the highest overall rankings were narrowed down to the top 50.
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"We narrowed down the succession candidates, but said nothing about my tenure," Blankfein noted.
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Amazon narrowed down its list of places for its headquarters to 20 on Thursday.
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On Thursday, the company said it had narrowed down the list to 28.1 locations.
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I've narrowed down my possible locations to a coastal town in Portugal or Croatia.
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Agents who worked on the original investigation narrowed down the murder weapon to a .
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Amazon narrowed down the list to 20 cities earlier this year, further intensifying the competition.
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It's a new initiative at NIPS, and 23 proposed competitions were narrowed down to five.
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So far, only five teams remain in the competition, narrowed down from dozens of competitors.
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Note: For the sake of elegance, we narrowed down our list from 1,218 to 219.
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The bidding for Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure (JEDI) has narrowed down to Amazon and Microsoft.
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The military is certain the Maute are protecting Hapilon and had narrowed down his location.
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The Pentagon has narrowed down the contenders for the JEDI contract to Amazon and Microsoft.
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They've been narrowed down from nearly 13,000 entries, sent in from all over the world.
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Now 41 years old, his approach to game design can be narrowed down to verbs.
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First, the researchers narrowed down the data set to messages sent only within the company.
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From there, I further narrowed down the list by asking various professionals who I knew.
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Jennifer Garner has narrowed down her favorite Ina Garten recipe—but picking just one wasn't easy.
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Google's Lunar Xprize challenge, announced more than a decade ago, had narrowed down to four finalists.
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And after some serious testing, we narrowed down the top five formulas guaranteed to impress you.
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" In the nomination battle overall, Rollins added, "it is getting narrowed down to these three candidates.
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The police have narrowed down their search to Gillam, a town in the northern Manitoba province.
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Hundreds of images for each month were narrowed down to dozens and, eventually, to about 10.
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The paper explains that China's interests in the Arctic can be narrowed down to two categories.
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Utah Republicans on Saturday narrowed down a packed field of GOP hopefuls looking to replace Rep.
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She had narrowed down three possible surrogates to carry her grandchild, but the fertilization procedure wasn't successful.
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Initially, I narrowed down the list based on location and the movements created outside of specific areas.
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Here are the 15 best Kardashian kid moments of 2018 (narrowed down from many, many kute kontenders).
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The responses were narrowed down to five broad categories: population, terrain and waterfront, arsenal, resources, and transit.
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Using social media, food blogs and recommendations, the pair narrowed down their list to a top-four.
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Using social media, food blogs and recommendations, the pair narrowed down their list to a top four.
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It's narrowed down the shortlist of new emoji we'll be seeing in 2019 to 179 in total.
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Out of the 35 refreshing booths at Nova, we've narrowed down six you need to know now.
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In late January, the competition was narrowed down to 20 teams, competing for a $1 million prize.
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Deciding which emails I read, open, or delete is a process I've narrowed down to a science.
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That's the part that has fallen by the wayside as the ACA's coverage expansion has narrowed down.
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With that sample, detectives narrowed down the search and later identified the suspect as Jake Edward Brown.
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He had narrowed down the list to "about" five names, he said, and two of them are women.
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"Despite initial mistakes in investigation, we have narrowed down possible motives from 30 to two," the prosecutor said.
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CNBC Make It then narrowed down the list to those that pay well: $60,000 a year or more.
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For this list, CNBC narrowed down the list to public institutions, focusing only on in-state tuition costs.
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The winner is chosen through public voting after submissions are narrowed down by a panel of noteworthy judges.
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Doctors believe they've narrowed down the cause of the myelitis, but the Centers for Disease Control is unconvinced.
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She used the satellite images to identify "hotspots", which were narrowed down to one site at Point Rosee.
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You think about the number of voters who narrowed down their answers either to Sanders or to Trump.
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I narrowed down the difference to how Credit Karma treated the new pass-through deduction for business owners.
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Based on our testing, we have narrowed down the best Apple Watch models you can buy right now.
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Among the many rumors floating around on the web, we've narrowed down what looks to be most legitimate.
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So COMPANION PIECE made little sense, at first, even as I narrowed down the answer via the crosses.
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The board has since narrowed down that search to four people but not without some meddling from Kalanick.
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Thanks to some dedicated Amazon reviewers, we've narrowed down a solid list that'll make your summer that much *cooler.
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That reduction is significant, but never more critical than when narrowed down to how he performs against double teams.
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"At that point, your world of desire has really narrowed down to whatever it is you're fetishizing," she says.
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I applied to 13 or 14 schools and then narrowed down my choices based on scholarships and employment outcomes.
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Officials have narrowed down the area of likely transmission to a single square mile just north of downtown Miami.
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The pool, which consisted of 280 potential jurors, has been narrowed down and the trial is set to begin.
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Toshiba has narrowed down the field of bidders for its chip unit to four suitors, sources have said previously.
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The contest received more than 1,500 entries this year, and they were narrowed down to a mere 12 finalists.
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The process of raising my credit score well over 100 points can be narrowed down to seven steps: 1.
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We broke the story ... 'AGT' producers have narrowed down their search to Marlon, Tone Bell and Brandon Mychal Smith.
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Now that the race is narrowed down to just two major candidates, both former VP Joe Biden and Sen.
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Molina has narrowed down the likely location to an area in southern Iraq near the modern-day town of Afak.
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He has said he has narrowed down his potential running mates to five or six contenders, according to media reports.
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After they've narrowed down the list, Parliament will is another round to figure out the most popular option next week.
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From there he narrowed down the rocket to a specific manufacturer in Ukraine who, coincidentally, is in dire financial straits.
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The race for Hong Kong's top job has narrowed down to three candidates in an election set for March 26.
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As the challenge narrowed down to the final three contestants, O'Connell suddenly began to sway as her eyes glazed over.
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A Brothers Industries spokesman said the Japanese targets of the probe had been narrowed down this month to three companies.
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We've narrowed down the list to the 8 best online dating apps for whatever kind of college experience you want.
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"We originally had it narrowed down to about six men, but it turned out there was a seventh," Moore said.
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In the 19-page ruling, Carver County District Judge Kevin Eide narrowed down the possible genetic connections to six people.
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Waymo originally asserted that over a hundred trade secrets had been misappropriated by Uber — that's been narrowed down to eight.
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It is unclear whether a narrowed-down version of the market reform plan will limit the intended benefits to refiners.
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The White House has narrowed down its search for the next United Nations ambassador to four names, according to Bloomberg.
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Relax. We've narrowed down a fun list of bake-friendly games to indulge in on this, the stoniest of holidays.
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The anonymized call records were finally narrowed down to 3.2 million users — for whom both age and gender were available.
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Those names join other recommendations and are narrowed down to about 50 calls a week in her Boston-based headquarters.
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Now that Amazon has narrowed down the field, we have done the same in our ongoing analysis of the contenders.
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With that said, we&aposve narrowed down the contenders to find the best, safest options at the lowest price points.
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Trump's remarks, made during a meeting with governors-elect at the White House, suggest he has narrowed down his list.
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CNBC narrowed down the list, featuring a handful of some of the best shows from best-selling authors and career coaches.
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Modeled after the Do Not Call list for telemarketers, the idea soon narrowed down into a contract between browsers and websites.
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Now that you've narrowed down your options and can confidently say you're dealing with the bonafide flu, it's time to act.
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Then I narrowed down a list of maybe 150-200 people who I thought needed to be represented in the book.
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Prior to Monday night's vote, the speaker of the house, John Bercow, narrowed down the list of motions to just four.
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Through examining the rings on those remaining trunks and roots, scientists narrowed down when the Cascadia ruptured — between 1680 to 1720.
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Trump has also already narrowed down his short list of candidates to three, and Garland is far from any of them.
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"Until this field is narrowed down to serious people, I'm not going to spend four hours watching them," Mr. Deeth said.
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This, says Rosen, was a technical addition to ensure the Fifth Amendment wasn't theoretically narrowed down to protect only American citizens.
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Skateboarding and working in a field where you get dusty/dirty all day has really narrowed down my choice of clothing.
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SunTrust research narrowed down its favorite aerospace and defense stocks and issued new price targets for each of the top picks.
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We narrowed down the list to feature the cities with a total score of 55 or higher, out of a possible 100.
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So for example, you could retrieve search results within any tool narrowed down by any Bing entity such as image or website.
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From working with top makeup pros, Kardashian's narrowed down a simplified routine to give her a put-together look without the hassle.
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Along with Sephora, Ulta has dropped some exciting seasonal releases under the hair-care tab, and we've narrowed down what's really good.
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Dr. Antin has narrowed down his puppy knowledge to four key points pet parents need to know before bringing home a puppy.
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After sifting through the good ones and the lame ones, we narrowed down the best options for single men of all types.
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But now that the contestant pool has been significantly narrowed down from night one, it's time to start thinking about a winner.
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A jury made up of distinguished scientists and engineers narrowed down the nominees to 31 National Finalists and, ultimately, the three winners.
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The search team determined his probable path and narrowed down his last location to the Hardy Toll Road in Houston, Acevedo said.
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And that's not to say everybody is undeserving at all, it's just to say we've narrowed down entertainment into celebrity and escapism.
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Kraft Heinz is also selling a portfolio of Indian brands and has narrowed down a list of bidders, Bloomberg reported on Friday.
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When the featherweight talent pool is narrowed down to unranked fighters, one of the more interesting options for Lobov is Sam Sicilia.
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So what he Prime Minister has done is narrowed down the remaining issues to a single issue, the issue of the backstop.
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With some research on StreetEasy, Mr. Pepper narrowed down the options to a handful of possibilities in and north of Hudson Yards.
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The military options were developed on Wednesday, and when they were narrowed down, the Al Shayrat airfield was in the cross hairs.
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In our list, we&aposve narrowed down to the essential Nintendo Switch accessories that will take your game to the next level.
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While it hasn't narrowed down where it will put most of its resources, Galen said there will be national and state efforts.
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The travel research firm&aposs team narrowed down the list from 296 properties around the world that opened between 2010 and 2019.
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We've narrowed down five formulas that hit all those marks and then some, and can be found in the drugstore, of all places.
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INGRAHAM: Any sense that the president has narrowed down the candidates to one or two people and they&aposre ready to go here?
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Though the CDC has narrowed down where this tainted lettuce is coming from, it'll still take some time for the danger to pass.
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A sample site for OSIRIS-REx will be picked this summer, though the team has already narrowed down a few spots of interest.
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We then narrowed down the list to just those in the finance industry, adding six finance heavyweights who narrowly missed our top 50.
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We narrowed down the best item from every major department store so you can swing by the mall on your way to brunch.
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After two rounds of play, the field gets narrowed down to players within either the top 50 or 10 shots of the lead.
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It wasn't easy, but we sorted through hundreds of impressive applications and narrowed down the field to 15 of the continent's exceptional startups.
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Between now and September, the 18,300 applicants will be reviewed by a NASA panel and narrowed down to 400-600 "Highly Qualified" candidates.
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After researching and testing the most classic formulas along with some new and popular ones, we've narrowed down our list of best lipsticks.
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Google has thus far resisted attempts to gather data about the list, and in March, a federal judge narrowed down Elliott's case considerably.
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Here's how it worked: We narrowed down the selection to 12 formulas we absolutely love, in a variety of shades, finishes, and intensities.
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After tasting some 30 rice varieties, varying by region, grain size, starch level, and so on, Olalia narrowed down his favorites for Ricebar.
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In order to seat a jury, the pool of about 120 from Tuesday may be narrowed down to as few as 33 people.
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Then she, along with Emily Weinstein, editor of NYT Cooking, and Krysten Chambrot, an editor on the Food desk, narrowed down the list.
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Ukraine's main intelligence agency said it had narrowed down the possible causes of the crash to a missile strike or a terrorist act.
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While SpaceX has said it won't be pursuing hyperloop itself, the company created the Hyperloop Pod Competition and narrowed down teams through 2016.
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Once you've narrowed down a more specific region, like Europe or East Asia, zoom into that specific area to see the lowest fares available.
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Now, a team led by Valentin Fischer, a paleontologist based at the University of Oxford, may have narrowed down the main culprit: climate change.
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A Facebook post shared Tuesday revealed that the zoo's zebra keepers have narrowed down the choices to four different names, all with special significance.
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The foundation has not yet narrowed down a shortlist for any other organizations that it will support, a representative for the organization told CNN.
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Once on the site, she quickly narrowed down her choices, was impressed with Dr. Breslow's same-day reply, and scheduled her surgery with him.
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In the latest McClatchy-Marist poll, Clinton's support drops below 50 percent for the first time, narrowed down to just a 3 point lead.
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From there, the impressive collection was narrowed down to 48 non-pathogenic bacterial candidates that were launched to the ISS on April 19, 2014.
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Meanwhile, Transport Canada has said they're investigating the incident, and the Kelowna Airport said they've narrowed down the poo plane to three possible suspects.
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"(Stuart-Moore) has narrowed down and therefore taken away from the jury the proper consideration of what is an abnormality of mind," McCoy said.
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But Fries has narrowed down the meteorite fall to a one square kilometer area, where the ocean is about 100 meters (330 feet) deep.
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Then, using old-fashioned investigative methods, detectives narrowed down their search to Brown, who authorities discovered died from medical complications in Arizona in 2003.
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"I think we have it narrowed down to about five to six flavors and even getting to that point was quite difficult," she said.
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Sometimes I wonder if Jean-Paul Sartre's oft-quoted phrase that "hell is other people" could be narrowed down: Maybe hell is mainly colleagues.
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The selection methodology will use "the two measures in combination" if more than 20203 candidates qualify and the field needs to be narrowed down.
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Donald Trump has narrowed down the list of people he is considering as his running mate to three or four people, he said Wednesday.
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At Hebgen, the futility of our task set in: Even with the terrain narrowed down by 98 percent, the land is vast, unforgiving, and rugged.
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"At this point, the secretary of state position has been narrowed down to four candidates," Republican National Committee spokesman Sean Spicer told reporters on Wednesday.
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All of these groups formed while the options of what was possible in the mainstream art world were being carefully parsed over and narrowed down.
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This year, its bezels have been narrowed down quite a bit so that the whole laptop is about 22 inches narrower and 256 inches shorter.
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The jumping qualifying rounds that started on Sunday gradually narrowed down a field of 70 Olympic show jumping horses and riders to the final six.
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Four local companies (narrowed down from 32 semi-finalists and about 100 applicants) pitched to the entire stadium, which voted on Twitter for the winner.
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Now that we've seen all the biggest trends and biggest risks at the Screen Actors Guild Awards, we've narrowed down our top style stars below.
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With so many options and so little time to prepare, we've narrowed down the search to hone in on one glittery staple: gold party dresses.
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Now that we've seen all the glamorous (and OMG-inducing!) looks hit the Golden Globe red carpet, we've narrowed down our top style moves below.
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We've narrowed down everything you need to know about the packages — from the best deals to the shortcomings — before you book your next big getaway.
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The laws "are likely to have a chilling effect on civil society in Ukraine and should be removed in their entirety or significantly narrowed down".
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The bidding for the contract has narrowed down to two finalists – Microsoft and Amazon Web Services, but AWS is widely considered the favorite to win.
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Lawmakers will take control of parliamentary business again on Monday, April 1 when they will likely vote on a further narrowed-down list of options.
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Together with NatGeo staff, Folds narrowed down a list of his favorites which were published in early February as part of this curated photo story.
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In two new papers published Wednesday in the journal Nature, scientists narrowed down the scenarios for sea level rise stemming from melting ice in Antarctica.
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About 100 applications have come in from all over the world this year, according to the organizers, and have been narrowed down to three contenders.
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"I posted on r/Spain and got a bunch of responses, [and] from there I narrowed down who was in the region," Naude told Mashable.
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They ended up finding thousands of studies published in multiple languages, a set they then narrowed down to 901 in which the science seemed robust.
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Now that you've narrowed down your list to the most promising prospects, reach out and ask them to meet in person as soon as possible.
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I chose to focus on the word "sweet," which tapped into our relationship values and narrowed down how I directed my energy for the day.
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Their initial test resulted in 800 antibodies that were narrowed down to 20 for animal testing, and finally one that stopped the virus from spreading.
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One affidavit describes how the FBI narrowed down Cohen's temporary location at the Loews Regency Hotel in New York through his cell phone location data.
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Initially, 15 cities were in contention, but the Army narrowed down the list to five finalists last month: Austin, Boston, Minneapolis, Philadelphia and Raleigh, North Carolina.
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But at the end of the day (this day), that massive pool of startups, people and organizations has been narrowed down to the best and brightest.
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Next, the five variants were narrowed down, one by one, leading to the discovery that a single amino acid variant on the sodium channel was responsible.
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We&aposre also learning the President Trump has narrowed down his short list to fill the Supreme Court seat being vacated by retiring Justice Anthony Kennedy.
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That number rose to almost 50 percent when the industry was narrowed down to universal and investment banks, wealth and asset managers, and the insurance sector.
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After experimenting with my fair share of cost and time effective meal hacking, I've narrowed down the top approaches for successfully slashing my weekly grocery bill.
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"Issues that need to be sorted out in ministerial-level talks have been narrowed down quite a bit," Motegi told reporters after his meeting with Lighthizer.
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Amazon has narrowed down its pool of more than 200 city applicants for its second North American headquarters location to a short list of 20 candidates.
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But if the case does go forward, the judges told the plaintiffs they would want the broad claims against the federal government to be narrowed down.
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Trump's search for a new Federal Reserve chair narrowed down to Fed Governor Jerome Powell and Stanford University economist John Taylor, according to a Politico report.
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When constant vacationing is part of your job description, it might seem hard to pick a favorite destination, but Khloe has it narrowed down to two.
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They narrowed down these leads to the most promising one, then chemically tweaked it to further refine its ability to activate only the desired receptor subtypes.
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The DoD kicked Oracle and IBM from its considerations as of April when the the agency narrowed down its choices between Microsoft and market leader AWS.
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" With the ET-MP, Hall added, detonation time can be "narrowed down into milliseconds, and until armed, the hand grenade will not be able to detonate.
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These 10 proposals, presented publicly in January 2016, would be narrowed down to three in February and slated to enter a production phase in the spring.
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If it does go that far, that's when you could start to see Roe itself called into question — probably only after it's been narrowed down significantly.
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By the end of the week, they'd hit 10 more potential sites, and narrowed down the group to four viable candidates for field hospitals on Saturday.
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We've narrowed down a crowded field of more than two dozen options to find the six best harnesses for dogs of different sizes, needs, and abilities.
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Finally, Eater narrowed down the list to 19 cities that are leading incredible culinary experiences, offering unique eating adventures that push travelers outside their comfort zones.
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Our bachelor narrowed down his pool of potential co-pilots to four and geared up to visit each woman (and her family) in her respective hometown.
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The list will be narrowed down to two bidders by the end of the year, with the winning bid selected in the new year, one person.
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Once you have narrowed down the list, take a deeper dive on the ones that remain and read up on how they use your personal data.
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Those state delegates will be narrowed down through a complex series of additional caucuses in Iowa before ultimately choosing its representatives to the Democratic National Convention.
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Focusing on the sweet spot where practical and pretty meet, we've narrowed down the options to the creme-de-la-creme of duvets, kitchenwares, and organizational aides.
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It seems that investigators still haven't narrowed down the employees who may have been affected, however the agency promised to notify individuals as that information becomes available.
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These screens are meant as a preliminary step, usually a way to identify a broad class of drugs that can then be narrowed down in further testing.
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This began well before the 2016 primary season officially started, and contributed to the pace with which the field narrowed down to a Clinton-versus-Sanders choice.
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Defence lawyer Gerard McCoy argued that the judge had narrowed down the scope of the defence case by conflating an abnormality of mind with a psychiatric disorder.
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We'll show the "big picture," encompassing all manner of industries, and a narrowed down analysis of transactions in artificial intelligence, machine learning, computer vision and related sectors.
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The search for a site for Amazon's second headquarters has been narrowed down to 20 cities — and according to several experts, the frontrunner among them is Atlanta.
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Right now, the bidding for the JEDI award has narrowed down to the finalists Microsoft and Amazon Web Services, with AWS widely considered the favorite to win.
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"We've narrowed down our supplier base during the time that I've been here to really develop deeper, more strategic relationships with many of our suppliers," he said.
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Trump has already interviewed a handful of candidates and has reportedly narrowed down his choices, so he may not have seriously considered any advice Schumer gave him.
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In it, he says that when he was interviewing to become CEO, he narrowed down his vision to three priorities — and has consistently followed through on them.
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Once you've narrowed down your best options, factor those costs into your monthly budget to see how much you should plan on contributing to your emergency fund.
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The debate on gun legislation appears to have narrowed down to a couple of options for passing new legislation regarding background checks required before buying a firearm.
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O.J.'s lawyer, Malcolm LaVergne, tells TMZ ... Juice, for starters, has narrowed down around 5 potential residences of where he might live in Florida following his prison release.
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A detective arranged for DNA testing and analysis on evidence at Parabon NanoLabs and, in July, the DNA sample narrowed down possible suspects to Miller and his brother.
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Because there are aisles of options, from bubbling cleansers to quick 'n dirty face wipes, we've narrowed down the best of the best — all clocking in under $8.
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With the help of actual customer feedback (AKA the glorious and ever-helpful user reviews on Amazon), we've narrowed down the best knife sharpeners to suit your fancy.
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The following list was narrowed down with the help of Wall Street Twitter analysts James Cakmak of Monness, Crespi, Hardt & Co., and Victor Anthony of Axiom Capital Management.
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He added lawmakers could then vote on as many Brexit alternatives as they might support, before the options could then be narrowed down and a similar process repeated.
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Based on recent increases in saved pins, its Insights team narrowed down 10 billion fashion ideas into the top 10 trends it's betting will be huge next year.
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Luhrmann announced his decision on July 15, after having narrowed down his list to include Butler, Harry Styles, Ansel Elgort, Aaron Taylor-Johnson and Miles Teller, per reports.
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Last week, Trump said the list of potential sites for a summit had been narrowed down to two countries, and US officials said Singapore was their top choice.
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The days-long manhunt for two Canadian teens wanted in the killings of three people has been narrowed down to a swampy, wild town in northern Manitoba province.
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"So I think you see a fluid race and yes, there are a lot of candidates and you're going to see that narrowed down over time," she said.
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After an interpreter has narrowed down a set list and memorized the lyrics, they need to establish whether they'll be signing the words or ideas, or a mix.
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Ourand said the cold weather could be the reason more people are watching, but he ultimately doesn't think the ratings bump can be narrowed down to one cause.
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The president has narrowed down his list of potential OIRA administrators to lobbyist Paul Noe and Neomi Rao, an associate law professor at George Mason University, sources say.
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So once investors have narrowed down their universe of industries, they can screen individual companies on granular data while looking for ways to diversify their fixed-income holdings.
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By observing whether the stars appear to be gravitationally influenced by a nearby object, the team narrowed down the stars to a few hundred candidates likely to have companions.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump says he has narrowed down his list of potential running mates to "five or six" names and his campaign is beginning to vet those candidates.
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This isn't the kind of security threat the Beyhive can take lightly so we've compiled all the evidence, tossed around some theories, and narrowed down a list of suspects.
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By ruling that abstract ideas could not be patented simply because they were executed on a computer, the Alice decision significantly narrowed down the possible universe of software patents.
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In July of this year, the CBI reported that they had narrowed down their search to five people "with a probability" of being related to the deceased baby girl.
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Last year, when I took off a few weeks to visit Mexico and Cuba, I narrowed down everything to a small hiking daypack that doubles as a camera bag.
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With hours to go before the non-secret-ballot Iowa caucuses, the 22019 Republican presidential field has basically narrowed down to three men: polling leader Donald Trump, Texas Sen.
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As you write, what may have seemed like an overwhelming, murky constellation of problems will suddenly come into focus and be narrowed down to a set of realistic concerns.
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Here's the difference in those markers in 210, narrowed down to a hundredth of a percent: At the 35.73 Open, Serena Williams hit a 235.7-miles-per-hour serve.
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An investigator took data from 3,000 abortions that took place in 2018 and narrowed down to 67 instances when the same patient might've had multiple abortions in a single year.
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Even the result of Mashable's FOIA request, which was narrowed down extensively in a back and forth with the SEC, contains more examples than we can fit in this article.
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It had to do with "Trade Secret 96," but 96 was one of the many dozens that got tossed out as Waymo's case was narrowed down to the final eight.
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She and Legend had started with 20 embryos, but that number was narrowed down to three after screening and based on what was "going to be good" for her body.
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If we're going to have this list narrowed down at least to a manageable size by the fall, we need to start now,' " Ripa explains, noting, "nobody consulted us initially.
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If we're going to have this list narrowed down at least to a manageable size by the fall, we need to start now,' " Ripa said, noting, "nobody consulted us initially.
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"We began by exploring a large number of designs, which we eventually narrowed down to a few body options," Kors, honorary chairman and chief creative officer, told Mashable via email.
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Once you've narrowed down your information, "then you decide whether you have information of sufficient value that — compared to price and all that — will cause you to act," Buffett explains.
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Drumroll, please: The Council of Fashion Designers of America (CFDA) and Vogue have narrowed down the list of fresh faces that will be competing in their joint Fashion Fund program.
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Mick Mulvaney, the director of the White House's Office of Management and Budget (OMB), said earlier this week he has narrowed down the list of OIRA candidates to two people.
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Neither was so tricky, but I hadn't sufficiently narrowed down the theme to eliminate them from inclusion so I looked for some sort of shenanigans both here and at 38D.
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The 18 contestants were broken down into three groups of six, which are being narrowed down into three groups of three (the Super Nine that Nick Cannon keeps talking about).
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The 12-month span of a year is vague, but Google executive Phil Harrison has narrowed down the waiting period to the next few months, per an interview with Protocol.
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As of late November, officials had narrowed down a list of private development proposals to those of two finalists: AvalonBay Communities and the team of LCOR and East End Capital.
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President Trump has reportedly narrowed down the list of possible outside legal counsel candidates to serve amid the ongoing probes into Russian meddling in last year's election to four finalists.
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The team used this data to search for planets receiving similar UV levels from stars nearby, and have narrowed down the possibilities to two planets outside of our solar system.
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But under pressure to finish the E15 rule on time, it is expected to unveil a narrowed down plan instead, leaving more complex proposals for later, sources told Reuters this month.
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Before the baby boy's birth, Campbell and Feild, 40, had narrowed down their picks to five favorites, but after their first child was born, the winning name was an obvious choice.
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Video of the event revealed that the explosion began toward the top of the rocket, and SpaceX later narrowed down the source of the problem to the vehicle's upper oxygen tank.
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Now that we've seen all the glamorous, over-the-top and daring looks to hit the Grammys red carpet, the PeopleStyle editors narrowed down our top picks below after much debate.
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"I've got loads of different recipes, but I narrowed down to my key flavors using what I knew I'd always be able to find whatever the time of year," she explains.
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The ideas will be judged and narrowed down to a group of finalists who will be flown to Miami to pitch their solution to Pitbull in a Shark Tank–like finale.
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Defence Minister Hishammuddin Hussein was reported in media as saying that the race for new fighter jets has narrowed down to the Rafale and the Eurofighter Typhoon, built by BAE Systems.
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The auction has drawn strong interest, and Toshiba has narrowed down the field to just four suitors to move on to a second round of bidding, people briefed on matter said.
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"To be honest, no one was really interesting at the beginning [of this season]," she said, adding that as the field narrowed down, this season's contestants got a lot more interesting.
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So using a "less is more" framework backed by science, I've narrowed down my core investment philosophy, knowledge and experience into 10 simple rules for how to invest and build wealth.
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As he narrowed down the candidates to serve as America's top diplomat, Trump denied that he included Romney in the process to torment him after the harsh criticism during the campaign.
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For the book, Shahidi narrowed down from literally thousands of images to the 250 plus that ended up in the final product, and Noisey is publishing seven of those photos today.
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Orenstein asked all the curators in the Department to suggest works for One Hundred Years of Drawings and Prints, then narrowed down the list, with an eye to demonstrating their collections' variety.
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The superior then alerted the FBI who narrowed down the suspect list and then found that only one of those suspects' timelines lined up with the suspicious online activity, court documents show.
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"We are in a widened due diligence phase at the moment which will be narrowed down to a smaller number of parties in mid-October, probably three," one of the sources said.
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After a nationwide search, the Miss Universe Organization has narrowed down the women vying for the 52nd Miss USA contestant spot – and now they are asking fans to vote for their favorites.
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Also in March, Gizmodo's Ashley Feinberg conducted her own social media investigation, and with the help of Instagram's recommendation algorithm, narrowed down that Reinhold Niebuhr was 'almost certainly James Comey's Twitter account.
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The timeline for Verizon's dual SIM and eSIM adoption now seems narrowed down to early December, while the other carriers are more vague on when we can expect full dual SIM support.
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Last month, the committee narrowed down the Libor alternatives to two possibilities: the Overnight Bank Funding Rate and some form of an overnight Treasury general collateral repurchase agreement rate, or GC repo.
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Through that new, inexpensive technology, the Sacramento County Sheriff's Department got a sense of DeAngelo's family tree and narrowed down their suspect profile to an older, 5-foot-20103-inch white male.
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Through that new, inexpensive technology, the Sacramento County Sheriff's Department got a sense of DeAngelo's family tree and narrowed down their suspect profile to an older, 215-foot-22010-inch white male.
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The search area had been narrowed down to some 120,000 square kilometres of the Indian Ocean (see map), where depths reach three miles and the pressure is a mind-boggling 6,680 psi.
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With Michael Bloomberg and Elizabeth Warren dropping out of the race after their Super Tuesday defeats, the race has narrowed down to a competition between the progressive Bernie and the moderate Biden.
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We imagine that's not the way you want to spend all of your time (even if you're unemployed), so we've narrowed down a list of some of the best job boards to use.
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Worry not, because we've weeded out all the overpriced, unnecessary bachelorette buys — think: pink feather boas and rhinestone tiaras — and narrowed down your shopping list to quality essentials available for less than $20.
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The requests for proposals, one for a 30-foot concrete barrier and one for anything else, were posted this spring, with the field being narrowed down and finalists asked for more detailed pitches.
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The Conservative Party in Britain on Thursday narrowed down the contenders for the next prime minister to two candidates: Home Affairs Secretary Theresa May and Energy Minister Andrea Leadsom, according to numerous reports.
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And just like the other lists, the narrowed down assortment makes it super easy to skip over the retailer's massive fashion department and shop only the very best, saving you time and effort.
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And since you probably want to spend your precious fall hours cuddled up on the couch with some popcorn, ready to scare yourself silly, we've narrowed down all the spookiest options for you.
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It's for this reason that she and others stress the importance of connecting with people closely involved with a town like an experienced local agent, once you've narrowed down a selection of communities.
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The world's attention is turning to political developments in the U.S., as it appears more likely than ever that the race for November's presidential elections has narrowed down to Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump.
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"Although the company wouldn't say which ingredient is causing the illness, it has narrowed down its search, "given there are only a few ingredients that are specific to only [its] bars and Powder 22013.
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Last year, the league extended extra-point attempts to 33 yards, but the move didn't make it much more difficult for field goals, which kickers have narrowed down to a science over the years.
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Sheikh Salman has publicly demonstrated that he neither knows nor cares how voting and democratic elections work, stating that the FIFA presidential ballot should be narrowed down to one candidate before the actual vote.
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Set yourself up for successOnce you've narrowed down a job field and put some feelers out, make sure you have all the resources you'll need to make the most money while working from home.
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"Using all the data we collected, we narrowed down common genes in almost all strains of Strep A globally," said Mark Davies of the Wellcome Sanger and Doherty institutes, who co-led the work.
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As the repeater narrowed down the options, Scholz took a stab at guessing the source: "Extragalactic magnetar" he wrote in his initial email, referring to a young neutron star with an extremely powerful magnetic field.
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Former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani emerged as the favorite to serve as secretary of state in Donald Trump's incoming administration, a senior Trump official said as the president-elect narrowed down his Cabinet picks.
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Senior officials have told Reuters the government has narrowed down to four its list of candidates to replace Rajan, who stunned markets when he announced on June 18 he would not seek reappointment in September.
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"I think we've narrowed down now to where we know where the decision points are, and we just have to make those decisions," Senator John Thune, a junior member of the Republican leadership, told reporters.
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By analyzing the genomes of the naked bearded dragons, they narrowed down the culprit to a mutation in a single gene, called EDA, which is also known to disrupt placode development in birds and mammals.
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But by examining the properties of angrites, an ultra-rare class of meteorites older than Earth itself, Wang and his colleagues have narrowed down the nebula's lifetime to three to four million years, post-ignition.
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I really only knew to add that O when I narrowed down 57A to KYOTO, not some other Japanese town I'd not heard of that ended in M, and that helped me grasp the theme.
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In one case in the life sciences, Robby Soave of Reason reported, "a pool of 894 candidates was narrowed down to 214" based exclusively on whether their statements cleared the diversity-and-inclusion ideological bar.
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"Now that the field has narrowed down and people are making up their minds, they're turning to the vice president," said Frantz Whitfield, a Waterloo-based pastor and African American leader who has endorsed Biden.
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The committee is set to release its fifth College Football Playoff rankings of the season Tuesday night, and major losses from the Alabama Crimson Tide and Minnesota Golden Gophers have further narrowed down the field.
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But since there are tens of thousands of iOS and Android travel apps, CNBC Make It has narrowed down the top five you need on your phone if you're planning to travel with a group.
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Porch, a website that connects homeowners to local home improvement contractors, narrowed down the best cities for young families using data from the U.S. Census Bureau, review site Yelp and online real estate database Zillow.
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The secret was finally out, more than a week after Trump had actually narrowed down his list of finalists to one man: Judge Neil Gorsuch, a Coloradan who sits on the Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals.
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We've sniffed out a few of the best-reviewed Bluetooth speakers from retailers like Amazon, Walmart, and Best Buy and have narrowed down the list to help you decide which is the right fit for you.
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Sources tell the Journal that roughly 20 bids have come in for the company since December, and that the Weinstein Co.'s owners and board of directors have narrowed down a list of six potential buyers.
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Agencies generally ask for these sorts of requests to be narrowed down with information you're unlikely to have in advance, but sometimes they'll just dump a trove of emails on your plate and say good luck.
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The simulator essentially mimics a cellphone tower (or cell site), and tricks cellphones into transmitting "pings" to the device, allowing agents who have narrowed down a targeted phone's location to determine where it is in use.
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The committee is set to release its third College Football Playoff rankings of the season Tuesday night, and major losses from the undefeated Minnesota Golden Gophers and Baylor Bears may have further narrowed down the field.
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The committee is set to release its fourth College Football Playoff rankings of the season Tuesday night, and major losses from the Oregon Ducks and Penn State Nittany Lions may have further narrowed down the field.
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Whereas Hillary Clinton was widely seen as the likely nominee for all of 2016, the current primary elections are closer, even as they've narrowed down to a fight between former Vice President Joe Biden and Sen.
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Among the few trading updates this morning, Danske Bank narrowed down its full-year profit outlook, drugmaker Novo Nordisk reported operating profit slightly below forecast, and O2 Czech Republic's profit decline slowed in the third quarter.
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The US Space Force is just 75 days old, but it has already narrowed down a tight list of 16 military job specialties that it will own, the director of Space Force Planning said Tuesday.Maj. Gen.
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Over the final day of negotiations, one that started with people involved questioning whether a deal was even possible, a list of dozens of outstanding issues was narrowed down piece by piece through the various meetings.
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Sports Illustrated received over 5,000 applications from real women of all shapes and sizes, which was eventually narrowed down to 35 girls, then 15 (that got to model SI's debut swimwear line!) and now the final six.
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"When I was deciding what I wanted to be for Halloween this year, I had a lot of ideas that I narrowed down to musical icons and my second costume was Aaliyah," Kardashian wrote on her website.
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Since the design appears unchanged, it's reasonable to extend that worry about durability to the present 22XM21000s as well, however it appears that Sony has narrowed down the problematic headbands to a particular batch of 203X units.
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He narrowed down his thoughts to the following three points: Yahoo overpaid from the start: Tumblr was reported to have lost $25 million on $13 million of revenue when Yahoo bought it for $1.1 billion in 2013.
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UpScored then shows you 2000 jobs, narrowed down from a database of over 2100,000, along with your UpScore, which is based on the company's algorithm that reflects how good of a fit you are for a job.
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I had just narrowed down my search for Trump's factories from the 3.7 million square miles of the People's Republic of China to just a handful of industrial parks in the obscure necktie capital of the world.
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Based on how often people view the schedule, and when its contents become public, the White House has narrowed down its search for the schedule "leaker" to three potential culprits, a person familiar with the matter said.
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Michael Avenatti, the lawyer for porn star Stormy Daniels, narrowed down his claim that President Donald Trump paid off women with hush money over sexual affairs from "multiple other women" to "three" ahead of the 2016 election.
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Ukraine's main intelligence agency, the S.B.U., or Security Service of Ukraine, said on Friday that it had narrowed down the possible causes of the airplane crash in Iran to either a missile strike or a terrorist act.
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The winter hat makers we&aposre featuring offer hats in myriad styles, so once you&aposve narrowed down the type of winter cap you need, you should be able to find several fine options from each brand.
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TOKYO/SAN FRANCISCO, April 12 (Reuters) - Japan's Toshiba Corp has narrowed down the field of bidders for its chip unit to four suitors including Broadcom Ltd and Western Digital Corp, two sources with knowledge of the matter said.
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Nominations are narrowed down into finalists by TechCrunch editors, and those finalists are then sent to the Crunchies Board, comprised of notable VCs, founders, TC writers and tech influencers, all tallied and transported by law firm Perkins Coie.
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SpaceX has narrowed down the problem to one of three helium pressure vessels SpaceX has been conducting numerous tests at its facility in McGregor, Texas, in order to recreate the same scenario that led to last month's failure.
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Clinton narrowed down her pick, and she is likely to appear with her running mate Saturday at a rally in Florida, though she could announce her choice in advance of the campaign event in a text to supporters.
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After being narrowed down from a field of over three thousand applicants, there are now 72 candidates—the two astronauts who are ultimately selected will be announced this summer—I am fortunate enough to be one of them.
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The online real estate resource site narrowed down the top 113 most expensive U.S. ZIP codes based on median home sale prices by analyzing transactions for condos, co-ops and single- and two-family homes made between Jan.
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Speaking to reporters aboard Air Force One as he flew to his Bedminster, N.J., golf resort for the weekend, Mr. Trump said that he has narrowed down his Supreme Court candidates to "about five people," including two women.
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" The catastrophic possibilities are narrowed down by an image of a doleful basset hound, whose large ears form a kind of a cloak and whose mouth assumes a resigned curve that seems to say "Here we go again.
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The department identified 150 women it believed were associated with the case, and narrowed down a shorter list with whom Marines engaged in "negative and inappropriate direct contact ... while presenting himself as a Bradenton police officer," Bevan said.
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The Pulitzer, which honors America's strongest journalistic and creative work, is usually chosen from a pool of finalists selected by experts in each category (the Pulitzer jury) and then narrowed down to a single winner by the Pulitzer board.
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SpaceX still doesn't know exactly what caused its Falcon 9 rocket to explode in September, but the company says it has narrowed down the problem to one of three helium pressure vessels in the upper portion of the rocket.
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During its four years of observations, the survey picked up about seven billion dots of faint foreground light, which Bernardinelli and his colleagues narrowed down to about 22 million by ruling out familiar objects such as stars and galaxies.
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We received 22 nominations total which we narrowed down to the top ten performers based on the input of a panel of judges: Business Insider's Paayal Zaveri, Okta President of Technology Hector Aguilar, and Twilio's Chief Architect J.R. Jasperson.
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The company's CEO search has been narrowed down to two candidates, he said, adding the group should be able to name its new CEO at the end of May, to begin at the end of 2020 or early 07303.
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After judges select the best of each breed, the top dogs are narrowed down to best of each group: hound, toy, non-sporting, herding, sporting, working or terrier, which go on to compete for the "Best In Show" title.
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Although Saldana loves a good beauty shopping spree (just check out the video below as evidence) the star has also gained some beauty wisdom over the course of her career, and narrowed down her essential steps in her daily skincare regimen.
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They narrowed down the submissions to those that could fit in a 40-page newspaper, including the work of lesser-known artists alongside comic legends and New Yorker illustrators such as Alison Bechdel, Roz Chast, Bill Griffith, and Kristen Radtke.
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The race for prime minister was narrowed down to two on Thursday – British Home Secretary Theresa May and Energy Minister Andrea Leadsom – after a vote among 330 Tory members of Parliament knocked out a third candidate, Justice Secretary Michael Gove.
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Given that there are a limited number of weekends between Memorial Day and Labor Day (15 to be exact), we narrowed down our top six summer bucket-list plans — and exactly what you need to make the most of them.
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After months of swatching, testing and experimenting with over 500 drugstore beauty launches from 2017, for the third year in a row, the PEOPLE and TODAY Show team narrowed down the most amazing affordable finds for our 2017 Beauty Awards.
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Lawmakers are due to take control of parliamentary business on Monday, April 1, when they will likely vote on a narrowed-down list of alternative Brexit plans, designed to discover if there is a majority in parliament for any next step.
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This is the 18th fast radio burst, or FRB, that's ever been found, and while researchers still don't know exactly what causes these odd flashes, the source of this particular FRB has been narrowed down more precisely than ever before.
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We narrowed down the dozens of cash-back credit cards currently available to new applicants by looking at a few factors:Ease of use — Are there any hoops to jump through, like needing to be a member of a specific bank?
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President Donald Trump is expected to announce his nominee for the Supreme Court Monday night, with his choices to replace retiring Justice Anthony Kennedy reportedly narrowed down to four candidates: Brett Kavanaugh, Amy Coney Barrett, Raymond Kethledge, and Thomas Hardiman.
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COPENHAGEN, Nov 1 (Reuters) - Denmark's biggest lender Danske Bank reported slightly better than expected third quarter net profit on Friday and announced new goals towards 2023 including getting costs and compliance under control, but narrowed down its annual profit outlook.
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House Method, an online housing resource for homeowners, narrowed down the best and worst cities for saving money using data from the U.S. Census Bureau, fuel price comparison website GasBuddy, consumer prices database Numbeo and the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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" Adams Farm announced, "We have narrowed down the point of contamination to two days in the middle of August and have been working with our farmer customers to ensure that none of that product is sold and for them to inform their customers.
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If my reasoning was correct, I had just narrowed down my search for Trump's factories from the 3.7 million square miles of the People's Republic of China to just a handful of industrial parks in the obscure necktie capital of the world.
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Biden allies see the possibility Gabbard slams 'the DNC and their corporate media partners' for shutting her out of next debate Press: Bernie Sanders has already won MORE (D-Hawaii) — has narrowed down to a face-off between two old white men.
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Ten films are nominated, but in recent weeks the race has really narrowed down to two front-runners: Sam Mendes' World War I epic 1917, and Bong Joon-ho's South Korean class thriller Parasite, also in the running for Best International Film.
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But by looking at both county and church records of my relatives, we actually narrowed down the exact, very specific, area within Balina where they lived, even tracing a move the family had made between the border of County Mayo and County Sligo.
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Based on intrepid research and conversations with a few experts — including the human resources department here at Refinery29 — we've narrowed down the three traditional categories, and we're even proposing a fourth, based on how much the work environment has evolved in the last few decades.
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Biden also tops the field in having a ready-made personal favorability, higher than the other candidates: With numbers like these, it appears that Biden would remain the candidate to beat even if the race gets narrowed down to just one or two opponents.
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After dozens of entries were narrowed down to four finalists, the inspiring couple won the third annual "Mission I Do" Dream Wedding Giveaway, which included an impressive check for $30,000 to go towards their dream wedding at the waterfront venue at Old McMicky's Farm.
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Regardless of whether or not the 2019 Masters purse increases from $11 million, here's how it will be split between the top finishers: After two rounds of play, the field gets narrowed down to 50 competitors, all of whom receive a percentage of the purse.
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That's according to board member Garrett Camp, who sent an email to employees yesterday, addressing recent reports that Kalanick was "Steve Jobs-ing it" and attempting a comeback; the Uber board is said to have narrowed down its search for a replacement to four people.
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It has robbed us of the sense of space and of the sense of touch, it has blurred every human relation and narrowed down love to a carnal act, it has paralyzed our bodies and our wills, and now it compels us to worship it.
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Once investigators narrowed down the list of possible suspects to Cartwright, it was probably just a matter of obtaining a warrant to go through personal emails, said Wright, since it was unlikely he would have used his official email to send the information to the reporters.
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As the race narrowed down to Chris Siegfried and Brooks Forester, Hartsock relied on running metaphors instead of explicitly telling Forester that she was falling in love with him – a nuance that was completely lost on the man with whom she hoped to go the distance.
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WASHINGTON/NEW YORK (Reuters) - The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency plans to unveil a narrowed-down version of its proposed biofuel credit market reform this month after regulators concluded many of the agency's initial ideas required more time to study, according to four people briefed on the matter.
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In June, PEOPLE reported that the search for the permanent position was narrowed down to eight contenders, and in October, a surprise contender joined the race when teacher Richard Curtis wowed Live fans with his charm and poise, despite not having a career in the entertainment industry.
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The Rhode Island Marine Archaeology Project said that on Friday it would detail the results of its study of what lies at the bottom of Newport Harbor, and it is expected to announce that it has narrowed down the wreckage that belongs to the storied ship.
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Republicans like Cornyn and Lankford have said the White House's "four pillars," which include cuts to family migration and the diversity visa lottery and define border security broadly to include deportation authorities and other measures, have to be the starting point and can't be narrowed down.
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WASHINGTON/NEW YORK, May 23 (Reuters) - The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency plans to unveil a narrowed-down version of its proposed biofuel credit market reform this month after regulators concluded many of the agencys initial ideas required more time to study, according to four people briefed on the matter.
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"But when you look at what they've laid out ... it's not what people want," especially in the U.S. During a daylong meeting with analysts and reporters in Milan last June, then Fiat Chrysler CEO Marchionne and his team outlined a strategy that, if anything, narrowed down the Fiat lineup.
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"Google narrowed down the vendors that they wanted to engage with and everyone did a pretty elaborate proof of concept to see if there's any added benefit, and if we find more bad stuff together than either of us is able to independently," says Lookout CEO Jim Dolce.
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"If we create a room with enough individuality for each child, then we safely avoid the old line-down-the-middle scenario," said Jenny Vorhoff, the owner of the Manhattan firm Studio Riga, who encourages children to make their own choices after she has narrowed down the possibilities.
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For those who are married, these can be narrowed down to 10 to 15 major strategies, according to Marc Kiner, a CPA and owner of Premier Social Security Consulting and co-founder of the National Social Security Association, which offers the NSSA certificate program in Social Security maximization.
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Most polls show the top tier of the Democratic primary field narrowed down to four candidates: former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenGabbard moves to New Hampshire ahead of primary Biden hammers Trump over video of world leaders mocking him Trump's legal team huddles with Senate Republicans MORE, Sen.
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And we have narrowed down the concept of racism to an almost ludicrous extent, in effect often excusing real racism — such as that espoused by people like King — and its impact on nonwhite Americans because it is not literally wearing a hood or setting a cross alight on a lawn.
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In June, PEOPLE reported that the search for the permanent position was narrowed down to eight contenders and in October, a surprise contender joined the race when teacher Richard Curtis (pictured above with Ripa) wowed Live fans with his charm and poise, despite not having a career in the entertainment industry.
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And after sixteen surreal months of steadily escalating, mind-warping coverage of the presidential election, the ticket had been narrowed down to two rich white people, both of whom were embroiled in endless controversies, and both of whom had thoroughly demonstrated their dedication to money above human beings or the planet.
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For many of the major categories, including the big four and genres like rap, rock, R&B and jazz, the voters' top 20 picks are then narrowed down by more opaque review committees, which determine the final nominees, with winners selected later by the general membership of about 13,000 voters.
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After the list of competitors was narrowed down from 51 young women to five finalists — which included Miss North Carolina Emily Wakeman, Miss South Carolina Marley Stokes, Miss Alabama Erin Snow, and Miss Nevada Carissa Morrow — the Miss Teen USA Twitter account announced the five finalists with photos of the young women.
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Read more: The Trump reelection campaign's monster fundraising numbers should scare DemocratsWhat each poll shows, whether in a national scope or narrowed down to specific early voting states, is that only a few candidates emerge at the top of the field, while the remaining dozen-and-a-half candidates barely crack 1%.
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Galon and his colleagues narrowed down the possible properties of an X17 particle and proposed that it might be a new type of boson, in a 2017 study published in Physical Review D. Bosons are particles with a particular angular momentum; many varieties of them have already been detected, such as the Higgs boson.
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Turing was chosen from an enormous pool of historical figures and the Bank of England narrowed down the potential honorees to a shortlist that included Mary Anning, Paul Dirac, Rosalind Franklin, William Herschel and Caroline Herschel, Dorothy Hodgkin, Ada Lovelace and Charles Babbage, Stephen Hawking, James Clerk Maxwell, Srinivasa Ramanujan, Ernest Rutherford, Frederick Sanger, and, of course, Alan Turing.
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After consulting a map, I narrowed down a circuit encompassing the mighty Sossusvlei dunes, the quaint beach town of Swakopmund, and the notorious Skeleton Coast — it is said it is so named because it's where ships and whales come to die, studding the shore with their sun-bleached remains — before veering inland, through the phantasmagoric mountainscape of Damaraland, back to Windhoek.
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Women from around the country were invited to apply for a chance to take part in the competition along with the 51 women chosen by their states and the District of Columbia, and an expert judging panel have narrowed down the search to the 10 women they feel best embody Miss USA based on originality, personality and a web interview.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE said Thursday he has narrowed down his list of candidates for White House chief of staff to five finalists.
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After watching many hours of movies released in 2019, The Times's co-chief film critic A.O. Scott and critic-at-large Wesley Morris narrowed down their choices for most striking performances in film this year to 10 actors: Adam Driver, Scarlett Johansson, Jennifer Lopez, Elisabeth Moss, Brad Pitt, Leonardo DiCaprio, Lupita Nyong'o, Julianne Moore, Antonio Banderas and Robert De Niro.
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After years of discussion, the space agency has narrowed down the list of possible landing sites to three: Columbia Hills inside Gusev Crater, where the inactive Mars Exploration Rover, Spirit, is currently located; Jezero Crater, a region thought to be home to an ancient lake similar to Gale Crater — the home of NASA's Curiosity rover; and NE Syrtis, an area once warmed up by ancient volcanic activity.
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Because this study used a sample group about as cherrypicked as one can possibly imagine: a high-risk group (professional soccer players who played mid-century when heavy, leather balls were used) is narrowed down to an even higher risk group (who specialized in heading the ball a lot for two-plus decades) and then to an even higher risk group (who were diagnosed with dementia in their 60s).
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And only giving plus-ones to people who are married or in serious relationships is a useful albeit arbitrary way of narrowing down the amount of plus ones you feel obligated to offer; the number needs to be narrowed down somehow, because if every guest got a plus-one, you'd lose all your money, so why not choose this messed-up determining factor that most people seem to accept as normal?
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So, to help make sense of the ingredients in kids&apos bubble baths, I spoke to dermatologist and skin allergy expert Dr. Sandy Skotnicki as well as Kelly Jayne, a dermatology physician assistant at Forefront Dermatology in Washington, DC.Now that I&aposve done the research, spoken to experts, and tested out products, I&aposve narrowed down the essential consideration for selecting a safe, effective bubble bath for kids.
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Luxury Travel Intelligence (LTI) founder Michael Crompton told Business Insider that his team of 12 researchers narrowed down a comprehensive list of 296 luxury hotels that opened between 2010 and 2019,"... Having visited all of these exceptional properties, some several times, we are confident that of all the great new hotels and resorts we have seen over the past ten years, this is without doubt, the perfect ten," Crompton said.
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To isolate those stocks we can expect to be highly prized for their dividends, all of the stocks in the S&P 500 were narrowed down to those with above-market price-to-earnings valuations; once thus sorted, only four stocks with dividend yields above 5 percent remained: Unsurprisingly, three of the names are real estate investment trusts, which pay out the vast majority of their income as part of a tax efficiency scheme.
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The search will take place over three rounds of judging: First, 100 applicants will be selected for the semi-finals, then the hunt will be narrowed down to 10 finalists before the last fan standing is crowned at an in-person event in Orange County, CA. Considering Too Faced has over 9 million Instagram followers, we can only imagine how many of them will be volunteering as tribute for the model search.
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In the spirit of our Travel Awards, we narrowed down the field to recommend some of our favorite travel products, with assistance from enthusiastic Amazon reviewers, The Points Guy's Summer Hull (who runs the travel site's Mommy Points column and family content) and pediatricians Andrew Bernstein (an Assistant Professor of Clinical Pediatrics at Northwestern University Medical School) and Benjamin Hoffman (a Professor of Pediatrics at Oregon Health & Science University and Medical Director at the Tom Sargent Safety Center).
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My only advice, really, is to make it a little scrabbly and start with the high value letters, as you'll probably stumble on a few words where there aren't many options at all, like "AX/IB" — a pair that is actually narrowed down more by the IB than the AX (I could think of only a few four-letter words starting with IB: IBEX, IBID and IBIS, which was the only one that worked with AX).
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When Žizek writes that the "LGBT trend" to "deconstruct" sexual norms "reduces this tension to the fact that the plurality of sexual positions are forcefully narrowed down to the normative straightjacket of the binary opposition of masculine and feminine, with the idea that, if we get away from this straightjacket, we will get a full blossoming multiplicity of sexual positions (LGBT, etc.), each of them with its complete ontological consistency," he makes an unwarranted leap, implying that trans people do not assume the same ontological lack as everyone else, even in spite of their gender identity, with as much or as little acknowledgement of this as is present in the cisgendered subject.
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