It's not any one type of humor, it's smart humor.
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Between the lines: It's not any one disaster that caused this.
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It's not any one of the 20 biggest cap hits among goaltenders.
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There's not any one factor that's easy to pinpoint, it's complic...no, why lie?
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"There is not any one security safeguarding for an Air Force One flight," he said.
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These impossible combinations, this infinite variety — all this, and not any one thing, was Morocco.
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"My intuition is that it's not any one thing, but a constellation of things," she said.
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Also, what is important is the totality of the circumstances, not any one particular fact or circumstance.
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But not any one issue is going to trigger, 'Oh now we're going to go do this.
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It's the impact of these experiences, and not any one word, that a therapist can help unpack.
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JF: There's not any one single data source or sort of silver bullet for how you map the world.
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"It is not any one particular item we're worried about," Darby LaJoye, assistant administrator for security operations, told WSJ.
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"It's not any one big thing," Sam Kass, former White House Chef, tells CNBC's On The Money in an interview.
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Thankfully, there are other people doing this work and it's not any one person's job to do this, Hamilton said.
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But for the socially constructed side, we have a lot of control over that, not any one individual but collectively.
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But Priebus speaks of this identity with sincere pride, and his allegiance is clear: to "the party," not any one nominee.
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Or not any one thing, anyway: it was X for XTREME but also X for X-rated, let's all go get laid.
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So with Bette, I think it's not any one particular detail, it's kind of the whole big picture of how she lived.
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"There's not any one person that is going to change the minds of Republican politicians," he told me in a phone call.
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"Not any one of us is important enough to hold up a trade agreement that is important for American workers," she said.
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"Not any one of us is important enough to hold up a trade agreement that is important for American workers," she said.
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Some drivers will transition to fleet operators, responsible for monitoring the status of a fleet of trucks, not any one individual truck.
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"There's not any one big thing that we are trying to protect ourselves against," CEO Michele Buck said during the earnings call.
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"The rally has been broad based with not any one sector being left behind and that's a very positive sign for the markets," Pavlik said.
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"The flow we're seeing is really more consistent with those that are protecting short positions, not any one positioning for longer-term growth here," said Gilbert.
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"We intentionally have multiple marketing channels and not any one channel represents more than 33.623 percent of spend in order to offset any inflation," Smith said.
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"It's not any one thing that works," said Picker, citing that tightly-sealed insulation in homes and efficient appliances continue to contribute to the carbon-mitigation effort.
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"It's not any one of those, per se, but it's the fact that all of them are fairly used up," Paulsen told CNBC's "Trading Nation " on Monday.
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But in France, the annual march down the Champs-Élysées reaffirms the endurance of the country's revolution and the power of the French Republic, not any one leader.
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"Incursions into military air space or training ranges by UAPs are problematic from both a safety and security concern—for all of DOD, not any one military service," Gough said.
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It's an overwhelming reminder of what I'm without; the day becomes a big, blinking neon sign that is made up of the composite of the posts, not any one friend or family specifically.
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In interviews, Boom and Aerion pointed to three broad technical advances that make this all seem feasible: "The breakthrough will be in the sum of those parts, not any one invention," Scholl says.
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"There is not any one country, one company or one continent that's going to own 503G," he said, speaking at CNBC's East Tech West conference in the Nansha district of Guangzhou, China on Monday.
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But the true power of video analytics lies in not any one of these functions, but in the profiles it enables law enforcement to build of individuals when many sources of data are put together.
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It's not any one manifestation that provides this "thrill"; it's the plasticity of the self, delighting in its own freedom to try on different guises, new forms of camouflage, for the pure "animal" joy of change.
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But not any one issue is going to trigger how we will go do this because it's about investigating, it's about litigating, it's about getting the truth to hold everyone accountable and no one is above the law.
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"What we want to do is have a methodical approach to the path that we are on, and this will be included in that -- but not any one issue is going to trigger, oh now we'll go do this," she said.
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"Not any one issue is going to trigger, 'Oh, now we'll go do this,'" Pelosi told reporters when asked whether Trump's remarks were enough to push the top House Democrat — who has strongly resisted an impeachment fight — over the edge.
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An editorial in the I.O.C. magazine in 1968 insisted the chromosome test "indicates quite definitely the sex of a person," but many geneticists and endocrinologists disagreed, pointing out that sex was determined by a confluence of genetic, hormonal and physiological factors, not any one alone.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said Americans "should be totally appalled" about President Trump's comments on Wednesday that he'd accept foreign intelligence on political opponents, but she again swatted away the question of impeachment — telling reporters that "not any one issue is going to trigger" the process.
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It is similar to execution of a Halt and Catch Fire instruction, although the coma bug is not any one particular instruction.
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Rausu's second major source of economic income is not any one specific industry, but rather the mix of local retail, municipal employment, food and beverage industry, etc.
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It has been suggested (by e.g. Grosswiler 2004) that Schmandt-Besserat's research into the origin of writing from three-dimensional tokens gives an alternative to the progressivist account of the Alphabet Effect theory. Grosswiler suggests that it is the potential for recording memory, not any one system of it, that propels a culture towards scientific thought.
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" In another interview he said, "According to me, inspiration or copy, both are same. That's why I give credit to the directors from whom I steal the scenes. Keshava too inspired from several films but not any one particular film. So, in the special thanks card, I mentioned each director from whose films I took inspiration for Keshava.
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Grandma, who recently sold her grocery store, is enjoying retirement with her beloved "grandchildren". She's actually a widow who outlived her only daughter, who was married but childless. Grandma lives in her son-in-law's house and he's in charge of her money, which he has mostly spent. Meanwhile, she is having fun with the Gang—she's not any one child's grandma but everyone's grandma.
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Inscription at the summit of dome Over the entrance there is an inscriptionThe Cult of 'Alid Saints in the Fatimid Monuments of Cairo. Part I: The Mosque of al-Aqmar ,By Williams, Caroline ,Muqarnas p.39-41 which begins with Quranic verses 72:18 & 9:108 > And the places of worship are for God, so invoke not any one along with God. > Never stand thou forth therein.
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An older woman owns a small grocery store and the gang helps her run it by waiting on customers, delivering groceries, and keeping her company. They call her Grandma, though she is not any one kid's grandmother but everyone's grandma. She loves the gang and the gang loves her. A chain store company wants to buy her store for more than market value while a swindler also wants to buy it for next to nothing.
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In first-run syndication, a program is broadcast for the first time as a syndicated show. Often it is made specifically to sell directly into syndication (not any one particular network), or at least first so offered in a given country (programs originally created and broadcast outside the US, first presented on a network in their country of origin, have often been first-run syndicated in the US and in some other countries).
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Number one, it > acknowledges that indigenous peoples are peoples with a right to self- > determination that includes governance rights over all property belonging to > the indigenous people. And, number two, it acknowledges that indigenous > cultural expressions are a form of intellectual property and that > traditional knowledge is a form of intellectual property, but they are > collective resources – so not any one individual can give away the rights to > those resources. The tribal nations actually own them collectively.
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Thompson described the findings as "not any one real big thing" but "a lot of things strung together that paint a real ugly picture." The Democrats published a minority report dissenting with most of the conclusions of the final report, stating the evidence "does not support the conclusion that the China plan was aimed at, or affected, the 1996 presidential election."Crowley, Candy (1998) Thompson Committee Wraps Up Its Work CNN (online, March 5), accessed 5 October 2015.
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Accessed 05 Mar 2017. but it first appeared in U.S. newspapers in the context of these radio programs during 1943. During the war, Tokyo Rose was not any one individual, but rather a group of largely unassociated women working for the same propagandist effort throughout the Japanese Empire. In the years soon after the war, the character "Tokyo Rose" – whom the FBI now avers to be "mythical" – became an important symbol of Japanese villainy for the United States.
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Diversity work is one of Ahmed’s common topics. Included in many of her works, including Living a Feminist Life and On Being Included, it is a concept that makes tangible what it means to live a feminist life day to day in institutions. To Ahmed, diversity work is "[learning] about the techniques of power in the effort to transform institutional norms or in an effort to be in a world that does not accommodate our being." Diversity work is not any one thing.
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The policy put out by the Department of Labor states it is illegal for employees "to manufacture, distribute, dispense or have in possession prohibited controlled substances" The enforcement of the law is not limited to one department or jurisdiction. It can included as part of the employment contract. As for enforcement of the law there really is not any one or any department to enforce it. Marijuana is still considered a controlled substance due to it being illegal under federal law.
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"It's probably not any one portrayal that makes the difference, but it's a consistent, and now unhealthy, sexual script that adolescents do see as a depiction of appropriate behavior." Several complementary studies have found that television viewing can influence multiple aspects of reproductive health among youths and that "earlier sexual initiation is associated with negative health outcomes." Previous research has suggested two ways that glamorized perception of sex may contribute to teen pregnancy: by encouraging teens to become sexually active early in their adolescence and by promoting inconsistent use of contraceptives.
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With a median GMAT score of 660 and an average admission rate of 29%, Warwick remains highly selective.Forbes: Warwick Business School However, the school strategically seeks for critical thinking skills along with creativity in its applicant pool while maintaining a very robust international outlook.Warwick: The Warwick MBA A typical ratio on the MBA is 36% British, 14% EU and 50% non-EU while the median age is 31.WBS: Full-time MBA Crucially, the make-up of each MBA cohort includes a mix of skills as the school holistically investigates candidate profiles including academics, professional experience and test scores and not any one factor in isolation.
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The Native American Rights Fund (NARF) has set out several goals around treaty law and intellectual property, with board member Professor Rebecca Tsosie stressing the importance of these property rights being held collectively, not by individuals: > The long-term goal is to actually have a legal system, and certainly a > treaty could do that, that acknowledges two things. Number one, it > acknowledges that indigenous peoples are peoples with a right to self- > determination that includes governance rights over all property belonging to > the indigenous people. And, number two, it acknowledges that indigenous > cultural expressions are a form of intellectual property and that > traditional knowledge is a form of intellectual property, but they are > collective resources – so not any one individual can give away the rights to > those resources. The tribal nations actually own them collectively.
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Jean-Jacques Rousseau made the same general point when he wrote: "The first man who, having enclosed a piece of ground, bethought himself of saying 'This is mine', and found people simple enough to believe him, was the real founder of civil society. From how many crimes, wars, and murders, from how many horrors and misfortunes might not any one have saved mankind, by pulling up the stakes, or filling up the ditch, and crying to his fellows: Beware of listening to this impostor; you are undone if you once forget that the fruits of the earth belong to us all, and the earth itself to nobody."Jean-Jacques Rousseau, Discourse on Inequality, 1754 Irish Marxist James Connolly referred to the socialist movement as the "Great Anti-Theft Movement of the Twentieth Century."James Connolly, Socialism Made Easy, 1909.
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