Not so fast — Arkansas has a mandatory ultrasound law.
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Not so fast, says Brian X. Chen — even this year.
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Reduce carbon emissions, but not so fast or so much.
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We want it fast, the North Koreans, not so fast.
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But not so fast, Helios & Matheson CEO Ted Farnsworth says.
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But not so fast, says longtime Apple watcher John Gruber.
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Caterpillar appears to be telling market bulls: Not so fast.
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This week, the award answered, in essence, not so fast.
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Daniels' lawyer, Michael Avenatti, is hitting back: Not so fast.
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Not so fast, says a clairvoyant played by Gérard Depardieu.
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Not so fast, Mr. Ackman has repeatedly argued in interviews.
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But one Democratic senator, Illinois's Tammy Duckworth, says not so fast.
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Not so fast, says Coursera president and co-founder Daphne Koller.
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But not so fast — these kids aren't getting off that easy.
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JoJo explains that she sent Chase home, but, not so fast!
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But not so fast ... 'cause Hulk says it simply ain't true.
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Not so fast, both Kassovitz and Brocka seem to be saying.
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Not so fast, buddy — Na Nin just posted six new items.
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Not so fast, says Nathan Hubbard, the former CEO of Ticketmaster.
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Within weeks, global markets were sending a message: Not so fast.
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When voting started, Trump was not so fast out of the gate.
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Not so fast: Raval argues that the data don't corroborate Piketty's thesis.
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Wait, hold on, not so fast, says Republican FCC Commissioner Michael O'Rielly.
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But not so fast, Volvo -- gas cars aren't going away anytime soon.
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Well, yesterday, a judge said 'Not so fast' to his swearing-in.
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But the I.M.F. issued a sobering message on Tuesday: Not so fast.
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Most Americans look at that future, though, and say — not so fast.
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But not so fast...this isn't your ordinary grilled cheese and soup.
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Not so fast, Avenatti replied on Monday in his own court filing.
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It seems like women ruled music in 250, but not so fast.
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Not so fast, Dixy — some politicians are trying to slow you down.
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Not so fast they now say; it was a mistake to raise that.
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At first, there were assumptions it was a balm: But not so fast!
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Not So Fast, Some Economists Say" ... Foreign Affairs: "Who's Afraid of Budget Deficits?
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You probably think Dallas' problem is goaltending, but not so fast—it's health.
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And the writers, Cherri Foytlin and Karen Savage, are saying, not so fast.
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Not so fast, the bottom line here is that the reverse is true.
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Not so fast, according to new research published in the Harvard Business Review.
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Anyone looking for a legal payday over the Equifax breach — not so fast.
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But the creator of "The Witcher," Lauren S. Hissrich, says not so fast.
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Not so fast, a study says.. A frozen feline Fluffy was literally frozen.
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Not so fast, was the gloomy message from the Stockholm forum, which Lexington attended.
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Trump channeled everyone's third-grade teacher and basically said, "Not so fast, Mr. Cruz."
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Luke getting the boot has been a long time coming, but not so fast!
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On Capitol Hill, however, some members have a message for Trump: not so fast.
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On Monday, when a proposed settlement was presented, the judge said not so fast.
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But Zsa Zsa's hubby and conservator, Frederic Prinz Von Anhalt, says not so fast!!!
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Not so fast, said Simon Fraser, a former head of the British diplomatic service.
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That might sound OK if you're looking to sell a home, but not so fast.
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But others, including some policy experts at the American Enterprise Institute, say not so fast.
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But if you thought humans were off the hook on this one, not so fast.
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Not so fast, says Jenna Layden, a member of the Whole Foods product development team.
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We'd hoped to be a tiebreaker, but for now the answer is: not so fast.
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Yesterday, the Supreme Court stepped in, saying 'Not so fast' and temporarily blocked the plan.
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If you're already dreaming of a December filled with wine every night, not so fast.
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Not so fast: Although exciting, this interpretation of the iconic tablet isn't set in stone.
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Andrew said he had nothing tying him to Indiana, but Amber says ... not so fast!
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Not so fast, says Representative Zoe Lofgren of California, his main opponent for the slot.
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But not so fast, says Reuters, whose sources asserted that there was no such signoff.
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Not so fast: Expect Deutsche Telekom, now in Vodafone's cross hairs, to fight the transaction.
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If you thought the rainbow unicorn food craze was finally over…well, not so fast.
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In the words of ESPN College Football Analyst Lee Corso: Not so fast my friend!
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The June numbers released Friday are a big "not so fast" moment for that theory.
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But if you think Johnson's movies will be taking up those spots, not so fast.
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But, before you think you're set with just that coverage, not so fast, experts warn.
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Not so fast, though: The police in Dougie's neck of the woods are on the case.
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Man, such a bummer that Zendaya is now like 80 in the series Not so fast!
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Dr. Yi said he was not against China's 1.3 billion population declining, but not so fast.
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But not so fast; the new version will arrive in October, according to Apple's updated website.
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Tyronesha Laws claims she's the one DaBaby slapped, but his legal team says not so fast.
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But not so fast: The evidence is best viewed as a new piece in the puzzle.
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After the negotiation with the Junkyard Dwellers, you'd think that would be over… but not so fast.
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Not so fast — Jaime may be her twin, but he was also second out of the womb.
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The North Koreans saying not so fast and the president, quite remarkably is offering assurances to Kim.
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Not so fast, The Wirecutter's Kevin Purdy said on the latest episode of Too Embarrassed to Ask.
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For a couple of hours Monday it seemed that Trump had chosen sides -- but not so fast.
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"Bond yields signal recession risk, we say not so fast," UBS said in a note to clients.
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While some people love to chatter about a looming "retail apocalypse," Goldman Sachs says not so fast.
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Not so fast...: Democrats on Thursday expressed interest in hearing from Mulvaney in person after his remarks.
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Not so fast, say some analysts — Russia has for years tried to "deoffshore," but it hasn't worked.
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The bond market, not far from a state that typically precedes a recession, says not so fast.
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Not so fast, because according to a report from Bloomberg, Essential's next phone could be anything but conventional.
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Researchers say not so fast, however, saying that longer shifts can actually improve resident training, even patient care.
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Not so fast: But investors may not be considering the change in strategy that the cut could instigate.
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Not so fast, particularly if you're talking about credit ratings agencies like Moody's Investors Service and Standard & Poor's.
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Not so fast, some will claim "money isn't speech," so it shouldn't be protected by the First Amendment.
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Industry trade groups, such as the CTIA and National Cable & Telecommunications Association, are saying, um, not so fast.
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Not so fast, said Pendarvis Harshaw, a writer and public-radio arts columnist raised and living in Oakland.
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But if you're anticipating a joyous reunion between Jaime and Brienne after he's killed Cersei, not so fast.
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Lexus's F-Sports are beautifully bolted together and are rewarding to drive both fast and not-so fast.
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Sonos has a message for the Amazon Echos, Google Homes, and Apple HomePods of the world: not so fast.
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I feel like if a terrorist tried to take over a plane, I could be like, 'Not so fast!
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Trump takes credit for companies bringing back or keeping jobs in the U.S. CEOs say: Not so fast. 5.
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Not so fast: Spain's prime minister, Mariano Rajoy, has vowed to veto the vote and even says it's illegal.
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" Not so fast ... Floyd's dad says the boxer has some "presents" for Conor and plans on "whooping his ass.
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Not so fast: It's important to note the drug isn't a cure, it's a treatment designed to prevent relapse.
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ZTE President Trump says he wants to help Chinese smartphone maker ZTE; a Senate committee says not so fast.
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Not so fast, Martin O'Malley's campaign manager David Hamrick — formerly a grassroots organizer for President Barack Obama's campaign — said.
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Not so fast: Dylan Scott bounced that idea off a Senate Republican aide familiar with the negotiations this morning.
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Not so fast, say researchers at Research Affiliates, a quantitative and "smart beta" fund manager run by Rob Arnott.
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Not so fast: Other signals suggest that President Trump's national security team remains as weak and dysfunctional as ever.
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" Not so fast, argued Carrie Sheffield, rejecting impeachment as "divisive for the nation and a boon to our global competitors.
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Not so fast For instance, while the VIX started Wednesday trading at 15.47, the September VIX futures opened at 20.65.
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Not so fast: A professor at Carnegie Mellon University is pouring cold water on the idea, at least for now.
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Spain Leaders in the Catalonia region wanted to declare independence next week, but Spain's highest court says not so fast.
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This would seem to make it an opportune time to sell Home Depot's stock, Cramer said — but not so fast.
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Not so fast...But with an election year and a toxic political climate, don't expect Congress to move on infrastructure.
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Literally yesterday the tabloids were abuzz with news of Sofia Richie and Scott Disick's split, but TMZ says not so fast.
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But not so fast everyone, it turns out these pictures were four years old, when their hero, Obama, was in charge.
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But mayors in cities including Los Angeles, Boston and New York, as well as legal scholars, are saying not so fast.
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Not so fast, as Bloomberg reports that Apple wants to use OLED displays from LG to reduce its dependence on Samsung.
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Not so fast, say analysts who are quick to puncture hopes of budding bromance between the leaders of the two countries.
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Not so fast: With that said, Whitcomb also warns startups against going straight to the shelves of a big box retailer.
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Canada says not so fast (The Washington Post) What is it like to work in an abortion clinic or pregnancy center?
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First question, Secretary, you have been starting to sound like the nominee lately, but many voters are saying, not so fast.
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Not so fast: Genetics has only a small impact on longevity, a new study involving more than 400 million people suggests.
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Not so fast, said Emma Allen-Vercoe of the University of Guelph, who is studying the bacterium's role in colon cancer.
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Well, not so fast, because just a few episodes after the Red Wedding, the villainous Joffrey is killed at his own wedding.
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"Not so fast," says the U.S. Department of Transportation, which insists that all 3 test phases be completed before making any decisions.
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Not so fast, retorted lots of Republicans, no evidence proves collusion with Team Trump yet—we bet the president will be exonerated.
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Not so fast: This study follows a 2016 paper suggesting there were two domestication events: one in Europe and one in Asia.
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" Here's what else strategists say about what the yield curve tells investors: "Bond yields signal recession risk, we say not so fast.
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Taylor Swift: Not So Fast... I Still May Sue KanyeMichael Jackson's Doctor Writes a Tell-AllJustin Bieber Pulls a Major Baller Move
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Not so fast, says our economics correspondent: It's a less bullish time for investors, but mostly good for workers and the economy.
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Not so fast, counters a friend: "Sometimes lying to the people you love best is the most loving thing you can do."
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"We expected them to take action but not so fast," said a sugar trader with an international trading house based in Shanghai.
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Not so fast, say William Frey of Brookings, Lilliana Mason of the University of Maryland and Justin Gest of George Mason University.
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Not so fast... However, despite his apparent soft spot for authoritarian leaders, Trump has not extended this friendliness to Chinese leader Xi Jinping.
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That hasn't stopped the jubilation from those who think it's high time for Elba to step into the role — but not so fast.
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If you thought you'd seen the last of Corinne Olympios, one of Bachelor Nation's most famed villains to date, well, not so fast.
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But not so fast, blood angel: Here's Detective John Lowe (Wes Bentley), who's been tearing through the Cortez trying to find his family.
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Not so fast — because sincerity is often accompanied by snark, Quora's users chimed in with some smart-ass comments after the initial instructions.
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Not so fast: For one, the costs of not regulating business — like worse health and climate change — often don't show up in GDP figures.
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With respect to the second Muro/Saha argument, the purported environmental advantages of solar PV over power generated with conventional technologies: not so fast.
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Not so fast, Manning said Monday at a golf tournament for Guiding Eyes of the Blind, which the quarterback has supported for 12 years.
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The FDA said "not so fast," and asked the companies for more information on the safety, efficacy, and risks associated with the digital pill.
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Jean Grey (played by Sophie Turner) seemingly becomes a casualty, but not so fast — cosmic rays bombard her, and for some unexplained reason, she survives.
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But not so fast, pollsters say: Even Selzer's gold-plated poll shouldn't be taken as gospel for what is going to happen on Monday night.
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The rapper's company then refiled its application for Yeezy clothing, but the trademark office said not so fast ... because the Chinese company now has dibs.
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Not so fast ... Remember, back when Bron signed with the Lake Show, Schwarzenegger made a pump-up video for King James straight from his gym.
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But not so fast, Katie Packer, a Republican strategist with Burning Glass Consulting who has managed campaigns at every level from state to presidential, told CNBC.
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Presidential candidate Tulsi Gabbard is outraged because she claims Google has silenced her ... so she says in a new lawsuit, but Google says not so fast.
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He's even got a biopic in mind that he wants to do ... and it's about the greatest player in LSU basketball history ... not so fast, Shaq.
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Yes, you can gain get these channels over the air with an antenna, but if you're looking to watch online, well, not so fast, my friend.
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Not so fast, Mr. Wolinsky thought, knowing this was not a minor operation, and one that often left men temporarily or permanently impotent, incontinent or both.
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Not so fast, said Nelson Peltz, the activist investor who had been seeking a seat on the company's board through his investment firm Trian Fund Management.
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The I.R.S. has a message for the homeowners rushing to prepay their property taxes before new rules take effect on New Year's Day: not so fast.
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Democrats in Congress are saying not so fast — they want some guardrails around what companies can and cannot do with the money once checks are cut.
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Let's examine some of the reasons to say "not so fast" in assuming that Sanders' impressive momentum coming out of the Nevada caucuses makes him unstoppable.
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While some investors may see this as a sign that it's safe to start shopping again in this space, Miller Tabak's Matt Maley says not so fast.
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All this information, however, isn't coming from an objective source — it's coming from Netflix, which is why John Landgraf, the head of FX, says not so fast.
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The natural assumption would be new music, since we haven't heard from the singer since her album Anti in 2016, but others are saying not so fast.
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Not so fast: The Congressional Budget Office says that premiums would come down eventually, but that they'd actually increase in 2018 and 2019 under the GOP plan.
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Not so fast ... says Keegan, who definitely looks like he's holding his breath for an iconic "Key & Peele" reunion which sadly ended after just 5 seasons. #FingersCrossed
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Now, this is where my own personal history in politics gives me some perspective on the phrase "Not so fast!" when it comes to politics in America.
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House Democrats have a message for GOP leaders eager to move beyond the Russia controversy following the resignation of national security adviser Michael Flynn: Not so fast.
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Washington (CNN)White House chief of staff Denis McDonough has a message for those predicting the rapid, wholesale reversal of President Barack Obama's top priorities: not so fast.
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The Trump team says as a result of the meeting, the companies made new pledges for jobs and research spending in the U.S. Analysts say not so fast.
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It was previously, and apparently erroneously, reported that LeBron James had also signed on to the movie, but LeBron James pocket resident Brian Windhorst says not so fast.
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Not so fast — according to multiple polls, up to 88 percent of respondents view Google favorably, with slightly lower numbers for Amazon (72 percent) and Facebook (60 percent).
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Well, not so fast... The tweet was quickly deleted, but not before people grabbed screenshots and poked fun at the CEO for what they assumed must be a mistake.
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Not so fast, argued Slate's Jeremy Stahl: Mueller may just think he's bound by Justice Department precedents on indicting a sitting president, and a public report is still significant.
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NOT SO FAST: House Appropriations Committee Chairman Hal Rogers (R-Ky.) is throwing cold water on the latest attempt to unite House Republicans around the party's 2017 budget blueprint.
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Movies are not filming, so it seems like the perfect time for celebs to go under the knife for a major overhaul ... but the doc says not so fast.
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Not so fast: The reason this theory works is that it shows Rory's life isn't completely full circle and that Amy Sherman-Palladino wasn't completely going the easy route here.
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Not so fast: The authors of the study admit that their synthetic Seattle may be failing to reflect important qualities about the real Seattle that could be preventing job loss.
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Not so fast: Hochkirk, an entomologist at Trier University in Germany, tells Axios that it'll be a little while before it's time to decide what to call these new species.
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Not so fast, says Olivia's Mouth, which along with her body and manipulative mojo are full-blast "WINNING!" no matter what life sets out for them to conquer/eat alive.
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Call it the "not so fast" era: Powerful men who plotted career comebacks mere months after being taken down by accusations of sexual misconduct now face even more alarming claims.
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Not so fast, potential portable computer buyer, because there are still a number of areas where Windows and macOS have a distinct advantage, and we're going to go through them here.
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You'd figure in this day and age that looking at how much money was being raised, accredited investors and large corporations would surpass crowdsourced funding — but Mangler says not so fast.
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Well, not so fast, because a new pledge by 15 big-name transportation companies seems designed to screw over city-dwellers who want to ride in their own self-driving cars.
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Healthcare CEOs: Not so fast on ObamaCare repeal More than two-thirds of healthcare CEOs oppose the repeal of the Affordable Care Act, according to a new survey by Modern Healthcare.
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Wages would rise gradually — enough to put more money in workers' pockets, but not so fast as to lead the Federal Reserve to move abruptly to keep the economy from overheating.
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They came, he said, because it was "cheaper than London, life was not so fast, but it was still cosmopolitan and welcoming," and it became a hive of anti-Qaddafi activity.
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Not so fast, says stud closer Kenley Jansen -- who told TMZ Sports a repeat trip to the Fall Classic is far from guaranteed even if the Boys in Blue bust their asses.
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NFL legend Eric Dickerson has a message for anyone thinking he's gonna rush back to the sidelines of Rams games now that Jeff Fisher is out as coach ... not so fast, homie.
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But then on May 31, Office of Management and Budget Director Mick Mulvaney, himself a member of the far-right faction of House Republicans before Trump appointed him, said not so fast.
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Bill Kristol says not so fast: Once Donald Trump falls, the party could be brought back to health, and the fight has to be within the party as well as without it.
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Soundgarden is responding to Vicky Cornell's lawsuit, filed last year ... claiming ownership of 7 tracks she says she found on Chris' laptop after his death -- but the band says ... not so fast!
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As Democrats clamor for the House of Representatives to take up impeachment proceedings against President Donald Trump when the party takes power next year, the party leadership has a message: Not so fast.
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Not so fast: While a permit from the DMV indicates the company is testing, or planning to test, self-driving car technology, whether that's the extent of what Apple is developing remains unclear.
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Now, a Chinese tabloid with a reputation for stirring things up is saying not so fast—if America messes with trade, the Eastern power will put a stop on corn and soybean imports.
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With both Iñárritu and DiCaprio looming triumphant, it's easy to assume that The Revenant is headed for another Birdman victory lap, with Best Picture just waiting in the wings — but not so fast.
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Also, not so fast: three House Republican sources involved in the process tell me the House bill is shaping up to look very similar to the Iran-Russia sanctions bill that passed the Senate.
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Not so fast, said Matt Brown, an assistant scientist in the department of surgery at the University of Wisconsin at Madison, one of the creators of the new humanized mice created without fetal tissue.
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They issued a paper saying, Not so fast, they haven't actually done it because Google estimated in their paper that it would take the most powerful, ordinary computer 10,000 years to carry out this calculation.
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Not so fast, says Dorothy Cochrane, curator for the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum's Aeronautics Department, who insists that she's never seen any "definitive evidence" to suggest that the pair survived their final flight.
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Investors in the stockmarket seem to have forgotten the whole scare, and to believe that the economy will grow fast enough to produce profits but not so fast that the Fed will have to intervene.
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Not so fast, say various residents, academics, architects, urban planners and even some City Council members, who claim that the business association has been trying to commandeer what should be a public decision-making process.
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WASHINGTON — A day after Republican leaders said that their tax overhaul plan would be released in just two weeks, the Republican chairman of the powerful Senate Finance Committee had a different message: not so fast.
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The game's charm is that it still makes room for all kinds: roly-poly GIF machine Bartolo Colon can still sneak not-so-fast fastballs past a remarkably disciplined, impeccably shaped physical specimen like Bryce Harper.
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Not so fast Amazon is finally getting rid of its Dash button, since not enough people felt the need to immediately order up a box of paper towels the exact second they ran out of them.
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But not so fast -- President Nicolas Maduro, who won reelection in a widely-criticized vote last year, has promised to block the supplies, and organizations including the Red Cross and United Nations have refused to help.
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Since DC isn't a part of a state or its own state, when the District decides to vote for something like legalized marijuana or banning handguns, the federal government often steps in and says not so fast.
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Andre Ward has a great big NOT SO FAST for anyone who thinks UFC guys can't hang with pro boxers ... saying he actually sparred with Nick and Nate Diaz, and the dudes can throw hands ... FOR REAL.
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And The Hill's Mike Lillis has more from House Democrats: House Democrats have a message for GOP leaders eager to move beyond the Russia controversy following the resignation of national security adviser Michael Flynn: Not so fast.
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What Gary gives us is a huge, whopping, "NOT SO FAST" Lee Corso would be proud of ... saying before his kid even thinks about becoming an NBA player ... he might need some time in the D-League.
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Not so fast, says one of the greatest basketball players of all time, a man who owns five championship rings and went to the finals nine years out of 12 full seasons with the Los Angeles Lakers.
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Not so fast: At first, the robots won't be entirely autonomous—Starship employees will be able to pilot them when needed as the company's mapping is still being improved, the company told tech news site The Verge.
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"'Bond shock' remains key autumn risk given euphoric flows to assets tied to 'zero-rate' expectations," Michael Hartnett and Brian Leung, two strategists at the bank, said in a note Friday morning entitled "Not so fast, Mr. Bond".
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NOT SO FAST... A federal judge ruled Wednesday that the environmental review for the Dakota Access pipeline was, in part, inadequate and must be reconsidered, handing tribal opponents of the 1,170-mile pipeline project a key legal victory.
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The trend complements another reading in which 18 percent believe the economy is in a "Goldilocks" period, meaning growth is not so fast that it will spur aggressive policy action, but not so slow that it points to a looming recession.
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Not so fast: Rita Wright, an anthropologist who was not involved in the study, tells the BBC that it's important to keep in mind that the Indus civilization was large and sprawling, and this only examines one region of it.
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On the contrary, the fact that unemployment declined despite not-so-fast growth is a sign that growth will be a lot slower going forward, now that we don't have a lot of unemployed Americans to put back to work.
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For those thinking the one-two punch of Joaquin Phoenix winning an Oscar on Sunday and another big opening would knock down doors -- especially at DC Entertainment, positioning it as a harder-edged alternative to Marvel -- well, not so fast.
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Not so fast, some competition lawyers, analysts and rivals warn, ahead of a provisional regulatory ruling due in the coming weeks on a deal that could create Britain's largest retailer, with annual sales of about 27 billion pounds ($66 billion).
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Not so fast—all of your online accounts and apps will have recovery processes in place to help you, should you get locked out of your accounts, and it's essential that these too are all shored up against the threat of being exposed.
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But not so fast, says Deutsche Bank, none of these risks should end up materializing, allowing a pickup in growth in the second part of this year and the European Central Bank to start winding down its stimulus program the following year.
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Not so fast ... But as we've been able to show in two recent papers, all of these previous studies fall prey to a mathematical error that, when corrected, actually leads to the opposite conclusion: Most of the time, gaydar will be highly inaccurate.
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While Mr. Trump has not fully disabused them of that notion, he has sent them a "not so fast" signal: Last week, his press secretary, Sean Spicer, told reporters that "no decision has been made at this time" about Mr. Cordray's position.
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With the U.S. economy firing on all cylinders, the Federal Reserve should ease away from monetary policy accommodation and move interest rates up far enough to prevent unwanted inflation but not so fast that a recession ensues, a U.S. central banker said Tuesday.
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Not so fast... Buffalo Sabres Last season: 216-217-218, 212017 points, last in the Atlantic, missed playoffs Offseason report: They fired the coach and GM. As far as the roster, the emphasis was on the blueline, which looks better with Marco Scandella and Nathan Beaulieu added.
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Well, not so fast ... #NeverTrump until the end Despite failed attempts to stop Trump during the primary season, on state convention floors across the country and in rules committee meetings before this week's national party meeting, these people still refuse to jump on the Trump Train.
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"It has taken a bit of time, and sometimes people say 'your fast track is not so fast' but I wanted to look at the potential disruption to the market," said Cheung, who in August took over as the chief of IA that started operations last year.
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Once you've got that under control however, tracking down the offender is a challenging in all the right ways: it requires you to act quickly enough to apprehend the criminals, but not so fast that you'll miss crucial pieces of evidence or apprehend the wrong person.
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Democratic leaders have a message for those members of their caucus beating the drum to impeach President TrumpDonald John TrumpO'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Objections to Trump's new immigration rule wildly exaggerated MORE: not so fast.
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Over the last year, average hourly earnings were up 3.2 percent, which is something of a sweet spot: Pay is rising faster than consumer prices are, meaning American workers' incomes are rising, yet not so fast as to raise alarm bells about inflation at the Federal Reserve.
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Not so fast... Sure, you may have found the coziest blanket to cuddle with on the couch and finally added everything you aspire to watch to your queue, but if you're not using these handy Google Chrome extensions, you have yet to master the high-tech art of streaming.
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But not so fast: making a crust with just enough chewiness and crispiness, and sturdy enough to act as a vessel for your tasty toppings, can be tricky — but with a few tips and the simple recipe below, you'll be serving up pro-level pizzas in your own kitchen.
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Not so fast say increasingly loud and influential voices in healthcare, particularly those supporting the application of "value frameworks" — complicated mathematical formulas that seek to determine how much a drug should be priced to treat a specific disease — and how much to spend on you, should you get sick.
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Related: Not So Fast: ETA for California's $68 Billion Bullet Train Project Uncertain as Costs Rise Compounding this problem is the fact that, even after it's all out of the testing phase, there are plans for modernization and upgrades stretching out as far as the eye can see.
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Not so fast, says Paul Krugman of the NYT: The key point when you look at real G.D.P. is that the economy's actual output depends both on its capacity — the amount it is capable of producing on a sustained basis — and the rate at which it is using that capacity.
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Bits Not so fast, F.B.I. That was the message coming from the Federal District Court for the Eastern District in New York on Monday, when a judge ruled that the United States government couldn't use the All Writs Act of 1789 to force Apple to produce data connected to an iPhone seized in connection with a drug case.
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Not so fast Giuliani's addition to the legal team had some Trump allies buzzing about the possibility that he could replace Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE as attorney general.
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Amenities include -- 24 hour concierge staff providing "excellent service" -- Multi-purpose basketball and tennis courts -- A 70 inch HDTV to watch the game on -- And a signed football from Harper himself Not so fast party animals -- there are some pretty strict house rules ... no smoking, no indoor football, a maximum of 2 guests and sorry pup lovers ... absolutely NO pets.
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Not so fast, according to CNN polling boss Jenn Agiesta who made this great point -- ahem -- to me earlier today: It's possible that almost six in 10 people believe Trump is truly a racist, but it's also possible that those people just don't like Trump at all and are willing to agree to any and every very negative thing a pollster asks about him.
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