Not a good one, mind you, but a runner nonetheless.
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Nor are voters of one mind, despite Mr Moon's resounding win.
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Expect plenty of suspense and at least one mind-blowing reveal.
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May, the 27 member states (minus Britain) are now of one mind.
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Not a personal one, mind you, but one of intent and design.
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They're highly particular, transmitted from master to apprentice, one mind to another.
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But on issues of law and order, people are more of one mind.
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But just because you're in one group doesn't mean you have one mind.
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Yet many people in Hong Kong are not of one mind with China's government.
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We were very much of one mind that this would make a great film.
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One Mind saw water as an issue that could unify all Oceti Sakowin youth.
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"If you can change one mind, you can change the world," he tells her.
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But on the issue of the temple, St. Stephen and I are of one mind.
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For now, the authorities do not appear to be of one mind on the subject.
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"You have only one mind and one body for the rest of your life," Buffett says.
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Some fly in formation, bird-like, changing direction and dynamic like they act with one mind.
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"Dana and Ed were of one mind at the time," spokesman Ken Grubbs told the Times.
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Indeed, at its best, it's the experience of us as one mind, one heart, one body.
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I think it's always challenging to talk about a body of people as one mind. Sure.
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"We are absolutely of the one mind in condemning this reckless conduct," he said, according to BuzzFeed.
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And in interviews, they often seem to finish each other's sentences, speaking as if they share one mind.
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We're all going to be of one mind about watchdogging—bulldogging—the Department of Education under her leadership.
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Congressional Republicans will probably fight the details, but on welfare reduction itself, the party is of one mind.
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Potential gaslighting, a missing woman, and one mind-boggling mystery: Amy Adams has officially found her Gone Girl.
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For the hour that we watched the Marys crawling, butterflying, back- and breaststroking, we were of one mind.
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That shows leading producers are essentially of one mind that they won't woo each others' customers with lower prices.
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The resulting "country music" is the distinct twang of one mind, remarkably constant despite sometimes audacious changes of form.
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But they are of one mind with Exaggerator, the 3-year-old trained by Keith and ridden by Kent.
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One mind says, Be suspicious of it, dominate it, deport it, exploit it, enslave it, kill it as needed.
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Brooks made the decision with creator Matt Groening and producer Al Jean, who were in "one mind" about the choice.
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On the other hand, more than one mind focused on these issues is more likely to lead to better results.
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Rather, it acknowledges they exist, and that young people are not all of one mind in their responses to them.
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Art Review PHILADELPHIA — People talk about Africa as if it were a unitary thing, one culture, one mind, which it's not.
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"We are of one mind, Chris, and that is we want to win back the House," Crowley told host Chris Wallace.
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Members of One Mind would drive home every week to resupply and pick up youths who wanted to experience the camp.
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It&aposs not a profession at all and what he&aposs shown them also to be is group think of one mind.
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A Fed suddenly not of one mind, as has been the case for most of the post-crisis years, will present challenges.
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Ana would like to have hot sex with him without any words at all: just one mind-blowing night to remember forever.
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The vast majority of the palace is undoubtedly of one mind — avoid dragging Andrew&aposs name into the media at all costs.
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I've often wondered what kind of intellectual gymnastics one has to perform in order to house these seemingly dueling beliefs in one mind.
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Although I'm certain that Gabe hates me a lot, I think we are of one mind on how we understand art in time.
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Yet Republicans and Trump are fast becoming of one mind that the Russian subversion campaign was useful, and they hope it happens again.
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But this popular notion commits itself to a perfunctory metaphor—that ideas are pathogens passed from one mind to the next upon exposure.
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"Not even one mind" will be changed in Israel, said Yossi Kuperwasser, a retired Israeli brigadier general who led the army's research arm.
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And by the end of our deliberations, I believe we were of one mind that he was in fact justified in his actions.
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But we'll let the man speak for himself: Spicer and Trump are seemingly of one mind on how seriously to take Trump's Twitter tantrums.
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With such a flimsy premise — one, mind you, that is displayed with much repetition — "Showroom," which opened on Saturday, doesn't have much to show.
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The knowledge required to maintain philosophy's continuing task, including its vital connection to other disciplines, is too vast to be held in one mind.
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Jasilyn Charger, who helped start the One Mind Youth Movement, says youth understand the urgency of now in a way that many adults don't.
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The act of "flipping" from one mind to another has more dramatic heft than the reality of the situation, where patients slip between mental spaces.
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Remember that none of us will be of one mind around what is good, bad, or even mediocre filmmaking, around who is included or excluded.
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After a romp in the garden, Lambert brought his spoils back to our test kitchen and began banging out one mind-blowing dish after another.
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And while her post has received some negative comments, the response has mostly been overwhelmingly positive, and she's glad to have changed at least one mind.
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Recognizing in a split second when such tactics might be counterproductive can be difficult, experts say, as can pivoting quickly from one mind-set to the other.
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With about a hundred entries, "Literary Wonderlands" is by no means encyclopedic, and with dozens of contributors, it is the work of not one mind but many.
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"To our knowledge, no other university has ever attempted screening of this nature and scale," Block said during a speech at the One Mind Initiative in Napa Valley.
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Even if Republicans aren't of one mind about how to orient themselves in relation to the president, there's little question about how they will approach their Democratic opponents.
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And in the span of one evening, faced with the prospect of killing even one spider, it's amazing how much self-inflicted psychological abuse one mind can create.
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This movement, which became an international cause célèbre, became known as "Rhodes Must Fall," and everyone involved was of one mind on the imperative demanded by its name.
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Brandon Staglin, president of One Mind, a brain health research group, adds that the early warning signs of severe mental illness often come in adolescence or early adulthood.
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Again, this isn't going to change one mind in terms of support, since the details are fuzzy and the accusations of Russian collusion are already on the table.
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And we were of one mind in thinking that Broadway and its London equivalent, the West End, had become all but irrelevant as breeding grounds for original work.
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New models by researchers at Brown University support this hypothesis, and take it one mind-boggling step further: Pluto's ocean may be more than 100 kilometers (62 miles) deep.
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To further raise awareness, One Mind Youth Movement ran a 500 mile relay run from North Dakota to Nebraska to deliver a letter to the Army Corps of Engineers.
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In an interview with NPR on Thursday, Keane said he and Mattis were "of one mind in opposing" Trump's Syria decision and added that he didn't want Mattis' job.
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But in 2019, Gaga outdid all her past fashion and beauty moments with one mind-blowing Brandon Maxwell gown and fluttery metal (yes, metal) lashes at the Met Gala.
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An attempt to set up a world-spanning fight against evil is instead a story about an organization so badly managed that one mind-controlling spider can take it apart.
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Jasilyn Charger co-founded the One Mind Youth Movement when she was 2750 years old, after a wave of young people on the Cheyenne River Sioux Reservation died by suicide.
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Her identity not being represented by one mind but by the thought flows of many, and then to bring that into the one form on stage was an exciting challenge.
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To mention unknowability in this context feels like a cop-out, especially because one of central services of art is that it communicates connections and ideas from one mind to another.
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Then share it with a friend, because that's how these things work, corrupting one mind at a time, like some sort of punishment that becomes pleasurable when shared with someone else.
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In 1912, the sociologist Émile Durkheim described a phenomenon he called "collective effervescence": the moments in which members of a community, catalyzed by some overwhelming ritual observance, become of one mind.
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It's also made it easier for me to pick up on subtle changes in his accent and diction, and to track his ongoing efforts to sort out three languages in one mind.
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"We believe that we do have to have a relationship with China and Secretary (of State Mike) Pompeo and I are of one mind on this," Mattis told reporters at the Pentagon.
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Not a good and noble one, mind you — I'd be one of their layabout, good-time-Charlie cousins, handy with an eloquent toast or a bit of prose for any occasion, and not much else.
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Prince's records induce awe — not at God's grace or the majesty of the universe, but at a more local wonder: the fact that one human person, one mind and body, could contain so much music.
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"The threat of retaliation against the U.S. for legislating prospective sanctions against European pipelines is really unlikely because the Europeans are not of one mind on whether Nord Stream is a good idea," he said.
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Last April, Charger, White Eyes and a few One Mind teenagers and mentors helped establish a tiny "prayer camp" just off the Dakota Access route, on the north end of the Standing Rock Sioux Reservation.
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"At any time and in any situation, the party's leading officials must stand firm and be trustworthy in their politics, be sincerely devoted to the party, be in one mind with the party centre," he said.
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If Davis ever does get elected—if Americans ever turn out the lights on Friday nights—it will happen the same way any major change happens, political or otherwise: one mind, and one vote, at a time.
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CAVUTO: All right, so, Allie, what I worry about -- and you always hear of those who are of one mind-set and hate the other party, another that -- in that other party that hates the party lecturing them.
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There are 400 new features by Meizu's count, including a new design and the One Mind "AI Engine" – though there's still very little in the way of detail as far as what any of all of that means.
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The 2018 playoffs and World Series offered a parade of twitchy managers yanking their starting pitchers after four innings, summoning a parade of faceless relievers to throw one mind-numbing fastball after another for fractions of an inning.
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Draymond Green got a fingertip — just one, mind you — on Lowry's left baseline jumper at the last second on Monday night, altering the shot just enough to deny the Toronto Raptors their first N.B.A. championship, at least for now.
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Tribal leaders of the Cheyenne River had found a property for the youth safe house that One Mind had fought for, but progress had stalled, and life for the reservation's youths was as hard as it had been before.
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Each scene yields a drop more information—how to rig up a tarpaulin, say, head-high, for gathering rainwater—before being smartly cut off, as if the film were of one mind, pragmatic and unsentimental, with the folk it depicts.
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With Facebook, Zuckerberg seems to be trying to create something like a Noosphere, an Internet with one mind, a uniform environment in which it genuinely doesn't matter who you are, as long as you make "choices" (which means, finally, purchases).
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Democratic government is healthiest when the people understand that a leader they chose is of one mind with the colleagues that he chooses in turn: that elections matter and produce something like coherent results, with real differences depending on who wins.
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Patrick J. Kennedy, a former member of Congress, is an advisor to Advocates for Opioid Recovery, founder of The Kennedy Forum, co-founder of One Mind and a member of the President's Commission on Combating Drug Addiction and the Opioid Crisis.
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A total of 11 permanent artworks have also been installed in the museum, eight of which have been made by women, including one mind-bending and unique, non-functional staircase, constructed by Monika Sosnowska situated in the museum's main artery.
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First, Connor loses both perp and hostage, who fall to their deaths; second, by better analyzing the crime scene and running reconstructions in his (buckle up for this one) "mind palace," he can deduce how to talk the hostile into peaceful submission.
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One Mind Youth made the two-hour drive north to propose setting up a prayer camp modeled on the ones raised against the Keystone XL. The tribal council agreed to set up the camp but offered little other support, pessimistic about the effort.
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But it has a more general meaning: "It symbolizes a darkness, a sickness, whose only intention is to sow dysfunction and loss of life in our communities," said Dallas Goldtooth, an I.E.N. organizer who worked with Charger and other One Mind members.
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For you to learn to cook at least one mind-blowing meal, and then make us dinner occasionally Partially because it just proves that you're a grown up who has their life together, and mostly because all of those Seamless orders are really starting to add up.
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"City of Sedition" is also an intriguing case study of New York's perpetual identity crisis, a metropolis "rarely of one mind," inhabited by Tammany thugs and the "shoddy aristocracy" of war profiteers, crusading journalists and abolitionists, Copperheads, Know-Nothings, humbugs and, of course, literary bohemians like Whitman.
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In the year that followed, the Schultz family began giving grants to organizations like One Mind, which studies brain injuries; Warrior Canine Connection, which provides trained therapy dogs to war veterans; and Dog Tag, a Washington-based group that teaches veterans how to run a business.
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The discovery that CTHULHU, another entry on my 7-letter seed list, could fit at 61-Across ended up being the key to finishing the corner, despite its delightfully odd combination of letters (not that I ever doubted the power of the Great Old One, mind you).
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That was followed by an explanation that "most of" his tweets "are good," so it wouldn't be that big a deal if he makes "one mistake in a month" — not that this one, mind you, was sent in error (emphasis mine): TRUMP: Well, let me tell you about Twitter.
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Here's the list of important specs: The Pro 6 Plus is also the first phone to run Flyme 6, the latest version of Meizu's Android skin; it has over 400 new features, according to the company, and is powered by an "AI Engine" called One Mind, whatever that means.
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U.S. District Judge Valerie Caproni ruled Tuesday that Camelot Acquisitions Secondary Opportunity Management LLC and an affiliate, Camelot Group International, "were acting of one mind" with Penn when the equity-fund manager cheated investors out of more than $9 million by billing them for due-diligence services that were never performed.
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The I.E.N. paid for One Mind members to be trained as organizers — they sent Charger to Washington and White Eyes to network with aboriginal climate activists in Australia — and the teenagers and young adults were exposed to ideas and training that linked the pipeline fight to larger struggles in their society.
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"The NRA is powerful and rich, but there is nothing a strong heart can't change," says Trenton Casillas-Bakeberg, a 21-year-old activist who helped launch the One Mind Youth Movement, which took part in the Standing Rock pipeline protests and worked to reduce youth suicides among Native Americans.
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They haven't given it much of a shape or a perspective — they go from one mind-blowing event and image to the next, and seem to just adopt the point of view of whoever's talking at the moment, reinforcing it with correspondingly bright or sad or triumphant music (which becomes increasingly intrusive).
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The show has always operated at a breakneck pace, hurtling from one mind-shattering development to the next — Supreme Court justices getting murdered, the main getting character kidnapped, our heroes torturing people with drills and snipping off fingers, just to name a few — often folding in real-life events along the way.
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"Democrats face a serious funding-efficiency gap: We are on track to significantly overfund many of the races perceived to be the 'most flippable,' and at the same time, underfund races that could be won if we invested in them," reads one Mind the Gap memo from summer 2018 that Recode obtained.
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Hungry City 11 Photos View Slide Show ' The crowd is of one mind at Tong Sam Gyup Goo Yi: From every table rises a gleaming black cast-iron dome with a tapered handle, like the lid of a giant pot, and on every dome lie stripes of pork belly, more white than red, flesh nearly overrun by fat.
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In a way, it's impossible to review Gold's staging of "King Lear," because, in the arrogance of its conception, it turns up its nose at the plebeian notion of simply providing the audience with what it might want: Shakespeare's words, that accumulation of more intelligence and insight about humanity and the unifying and divisive force of politics than it seems possible for one mind to have produced.
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Last fall, over 180 police chiefs, all members of the Massachusetts Chiefs of Police Association, pledged to train 85033 percent of their officers in Mental Health First Aid by committing to the One Mind Campaign — a bold initiative of the International Chiefs of Police Association — to ensure that officers have the skills to safely and responsibly respond to situations involving people with mental illness or substance use disorders.
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A variety of opinions is not only absolutely necessary to our natures but is likewise of all things most useful, since if all men were of one mind, there would be no need of councils, no subject of learning and eloquence…Within this process we shall hear one another patiently, put the weight of every man's reason against our own, and at last form a judgment upon the matter which will be honest and commendable.
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For example: The One Mind Youth Movement, which has been instrumental in the fight against the Dakota Access Pipeline; the youths who were on the front lines of the Ferguson protests; the University of Missouri student protests against campus racism that culminated in the resignation of the school's president and chancellor; the National WhiteCoats4BlackLives Movement that made up of over 50 medical schools and the recent Never Again Movement to address school shootings — students are filling the leadership vacuum by courageously taking righteous political stands.
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