The holes can still be patched up, in three steps.
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Maybe Sony will get their security patched up this time around.
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A few patched-up tents sit on higher ground, protected for now.
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The pair then went to the hospital, to get Haley patched up.
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Just before the coup he patched up relations with Israel and Russia.
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Some families have patched up and reconciled later, but others are totally destroyed.
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Last year my Dad patched up a turtle's cracked shell with body putty.
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Then the cell's built-in DNA repair machinery patched up the loose ends.
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Apple says that vulnerability was all patched up in iOS 11.2, macOS 10.13.
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Attendees wore patched-up clothing, thick hoops in various piercings, dreadlocks, and mullets.
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Yola dug out the first-aid kit and we all got patched up.
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We have patched up our neighbors just enough to load them on helicopters.
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First, he'd removed the vents and patched up the holes in the ceilings.
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After the delivery, the doctors patched up the rupture, and the sac was repaired.
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It seems PureVPN has patched up this problem and my tests revealed no leaks.
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Budgets are tight, so broken bats and worn baseballs are patched up with tape.
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Tarasova was not the only one competing with a patched-up body in Helsinki.
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The wounded are delivered, patched up quickly and loaded into ambulances for transport to hospitals.
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If [the buildings] weren't completely burned down and shelled, they would just get patched up.
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There are a few key signals Bernard isn't fully patched up despite Lutz's best efforts.
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Once this turtle is all patched up, he will be released back into the wild.
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Ms. Redstone says that she has patched up her "very public" disagreements with her father.
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The truck out of commission for about a week so the tank could be patched up.
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Of course, Trump and the RNC patched up their differences and he gave his endorsement anyway.
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Right now, the Defense Department is working with patched-up systems from the 1980s and 1990s.
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Google told Android Police it's a glitch and it can be patched up with a software update.
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The two eventually stepped outside and tried to assure reporters that any differences had been patched up.
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The flat bitumen roof of the arrivals hall had been patched up, but scorch marks could be seen.
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The first of the two Clinton impasses, in November 1995, was patched up in less than a week.
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Long ostracized by her father, Ms. Redstone has said recently that the two have patched up their relationship.
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Although the David's maladies were mostly patched up over the centuries, you could still see all the scars.
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Ignoring his own wounds, he patched up the other men, stopping only later to fix his bloody boot.
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But if he thinks the argument with his neighbor is all patched up, then he is terribly wrong.
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For this to work though, you need to have all your software patched up with the latest updates.
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Yahoo, for its part, has said that the security holes exploited by the hackers have been patched up.
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The next day they moved back to their home, patched up with tarpaulins, along with more than 20 relatives.
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The two patched up when Mahathir turned against the coalition he once headed, partly because of the 1MDB scandal.
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This research took place five years ago, and Rock says that Kuwait has since "patched up" its security flaws.
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When a few small banks were patched up under the new rules in November, one retail bondholder committed suicide.
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But that was also the height of the euro zone debt crisis, much of which has been patched up.
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We're guessing things have been patched up by now and there's no more…bad blood (sorry) between the singers.
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"They're keeping it together with Scotch tape," Judge Garaufis added, comparing the jail to an old, patched-up car.
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But while things seem to be patched up with Legend, the jury's still out on the rest of the world.
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All the apps you'd want are there, and Amazon has finally patched up the YouTube hole that existed last year.
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". Comment from discussion salvagebanana's comment from discussion "Last year my Dad patched up a turtle's cracked shell with body putty.
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Someone on the raid had patched up Laima's wounds and left behind supplies, so that she could change the dressings.
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" Of course, Khloé and Disick have patched up their differences since then, with him even commenting on their friendship, "relationship goals.
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When the style did start to chip (after about 4-5 days), the design meant it couldn't really be patched up.
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Eventually, the two patched up their differences, but the acrimonious split speaks to the racial tensions that roiled the abolitionist movement.
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". Comment from discussion Oryan_18's comment from discussion "Last year my Dad patched up a turtle's cracked shell with body putty.
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The relationship was reportedly patched up during the ensuing months, but Corker has never been shy about criticizing the Trump administration.
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Beijing has patched up the bullet pockmarks along the Avenue of Eternal Peace and repaired the tank damage to Tiananmen Square.
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The next general election, most likely in March, will be fought under a patched-up electoral law based on proportional representation.
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The work behind the scenes also reflected how Sanders's tour for Obamacare patched up the old party divisions, at least temporarily.
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The leak was patched up just fine, but Roscosmos has been trying to figure out how and when the hole was made.
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Mr. Trump and Megyn Kelly, a Fox News broadcaster, patched up their rocky relationship during a prime-time interview on Tuesday night.
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The disagreement was patched up, in part due to pressure from PillPack's users who took to social media to defend the service.
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One of its metal plates had corroded, and the boiler, built in 1985, needed to be patched up with a new one.
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Love's mom is also helping her move, so we can assume that they've patched up some of the holes in their relationship.
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The two men patched up and formed an alliance again to take down former Prime Minister Najib Razak in the 2018 elections.
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In January 2007, they patched up their friendship via social media and by February were professing their unwavering love for each other.
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They're like, look, the hospital is really far away, so I ended up taking a helicopter to the hospital and getting patched up.
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"My father was shot in his bed," Adel, his eyes bloodshot and his wounded head patched up, said the day after the raid.
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Its infrastructure was shattered by the 165 mph winds and then patched up -- not properly repaired -- in a little more than a year.
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Her long hair and patched up bell bottoms broke all the silly "punk rules" imposed on me before.. and I fucking loved it.
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So Jarrett is finally in, whatever problems with the McMahons patched up enough to allow for a place in the Hall of Fame.
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"He would have to go to Beijing again, and almost be the supplicant to these old allies that have patched up their marriage."
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The leak was patched up for a little while but opened more deliberately by Mikhail Gorbachev in the late '80s and early '90s.
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Outside the gutted elementary school, men patched up with bloody bandages staggered through the headlights, limping painfully from blast-torqued backs and knees.
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Here, a shirt with a ripped sleeve has been patched up with a sleeve from a plaid shirt, creating an entirely new item.
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That sort of growth would have happened regardless of whether Sony and Disney patched up their relationship, and Spider-Man stayed in the MCU.
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Before this disco dude was getting patched up after his crazy stunts, he was just another '70s kid with serious style in Knoxville, TN!
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But Turkey's tactics have drawn criticism from its NATO ally the United States and also from Russia, with which it recently patched up ties.
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McWhorter told BuzzFeed he was immediately rushed to the hospital by his dad/coach/urologist ... where he needed 18 STITCHES to get patched up.
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In a few years' time MPs will have to relocate as the building is patched up, joining a long list of politicians in temporary digs.
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This time he did not protest, but allowed himself to be carried to the locker building, where he was patched up under the doctor's care.
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SpaceX had said it wasn't going to recover this rocket, so it's not known if it'll be patched-up and used for a third time.
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It also helped that Erdogan had patched up relations with Russia, which had taken a dive after Turkey shot down a Russian fighter last year.
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The rapprochement comes as Cuba is changing, albeit at the pace of one of those patched-up 1950s cars that delight tourists to the island.
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Trump has in recent months patched up what had been a rocky relationship with Heller, who had been critical of him during the 2016 campaign.
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A favorite pair of jeans now has four mends, each rip patched up with darker denim and beautiful square fields of bright white cross-stitching.
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If these robots can make it easy to find leaks, they will be much more likely to be patched up, which will reduce greenhouse [gas] emissions.
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These imperfections could very well get patched up in updates to iOS 11, but mark our words, he never would've let this happen on his watch.
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We're supposed to empathize with them because they have such terrible lives, being raped, murdered, and then mind-wiped and patched up for the next round.
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The NOC did it by cajoling community leaders, shaming blockaders and navigating a bewildering range of tribal feuds as it reopened fields and patched up infrastructure.
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Lautaru, his parents, older brother, and 8-year-old sister live together in a wooden shack patched up with tarpaulins at one end of the slum.
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While social media suggests the former friends haven't patched up their issues yet, months after filming, it's possible the upcoming dinner conversation will bring about some closure.
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But the U.S. technology giant came out in strong defense of its security following the leaks, suggesting that it had already patched up most of the vulnerabilities.
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Prior to this, if it wasn't serious enough for someone to be committed to an asylum, the vast majority of patients were patched up and sent home.
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Ms. Redstone says she has patched up her relationship with her media mogul father as a legal battle looms over money and power in the family business.
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The feud was patched up in 1995, when the mayor, mindful of Staten Island's critical role in his own election, warmly endorsed Mr. Molinari for district attorney.
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It has also taken a tricky decision off Prime Minister Boris Johnson's plate, and patched up his credibility as ringmaster at a critical climate summit in November.
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It was more a ramshackle warehouse than a residence, with metal walls and a patched-up wooden shed that sat on top as a makeshift upstairs room.
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Motorcycles Aside from possessing the freedom to give yourself self lung cancer, what's more American than, like, people in patched-up leather jackets with beards and long hair?
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Trudeau's remarks were unusually forceful, especially since the two leaders looked to have patched up relations after Trump accused the Canadian last year of being weak and dishonest.
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The streaming functionality's addition comes over a month after the Series 3 was released in September, following another OS update that patched up the LTE-Wi-Fi issue.
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The parts of his story that were known were dramatic enough to inspire writers, directors and musicians, but the unanswered questions had to be patched up with guesswork.
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Several popular VPN services were found to have critical vulnerabilities earlier this year — companies should make sure all workers have downloaded the most patched, up-to-date version.
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But since then, they have patched up relations and even tip each other off when they see species that the other might be interested in catching or watching.
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However, in November, the pair seemed to have patched up their relationship as Abraham not only attended her mother's wedding but also served as her honorary maid of honor.
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We'll let PJsAreComfy explain: Black shirt Bernard has a scar on his right temple, presumably from when he shot himself in S1 and was patched up by Maeve's crew.
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After getting "patched up" at home, Branson flew to Miami for x-rays and scans, where he learned that he has a cracked cheek bone and some torn ligaments.
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What elements of the rules based systems must be fortified or patched up now so they don't become irreparably cracked edifices let alone the crumbled ruins of Brexit's aftershocks.
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The company went back to the drawing board for several months and came back with a more robust device that patched up some holes and reinforced the folding mechanism.
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When Conway injures himself and visits a doctor, he's patched up only to find his leg is now the same orange skeletal limb as the workers at the distillery.
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Sally Kirkland got a horrific and deep forehead gash patched up in an emergency surgery, and she's recovering, but on her way into the hospital ... it looked touch and go.
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The good news, though, is that brands are now doing all the work for you, churning out amazing, patched-up pieces that are ready-to-wear and loaded with personality.
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The London reunion is the latest indication that Madonna and her son have patched up their relationship following months of acrimony and legal proceedings on both sides of the Atlantic.
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A motley crew of hardcore vehicles chases them around a figure-8 track, including a massive, frightening school bus named Miss Fritter and a patched-up "rambulance" named Dr. Damage.
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He has since patched up a large hole in his third-floor hallway, damage that happened years ago, after his son and a friend had an impromptu basketball game there.
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The news of Genish's likely appointment came on the day that France and Italy finally patched up a separate dispute over shipbuilder Fincantieri's acquisition of a controlling stake in STX France.
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After being patched up, Lim was still able to compete in the short program, and ended up finishing in fifth place — ahead of Bell — with a personal-best of 72.91 points.
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It's not the kind of thing they can fix at the Genius Bar, so getting it patched up means shipping the Watch to Apple and being without it for 5+ days.
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Shoulders, elbows and hips have all needed medical attention at various times, but that has not prevented the patched-up German playing some of his best tennis late in his career.
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As for his Instagram -- don't worry, Insta-fiends -- we're told La Flame will reactivate his account once things are patched up with Kylie, which he's hoping will happen sooner than later.
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It's unknown whether any bad actors actually used this attack, but given that Facebook Messenger has over a billion active users, it's nice to know that it's been patched up with haste.
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People have rods in their knees, people have artificial ligaments, people have pacemakers, people have chips and things in their brains, people are so surgically patched up that we're a Frankenstein race.
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But the edit has the flavour of a student essay whose first version contained no support for its thesis and has been patched up with a visit to a couple of websites.
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In a unanimous ruling, Judge Nelva Gonzales Ramos said Senate Bill 5—the patched-up version of Senate Bill 14—"fall[s] far short of mitigating the discriminatory provisions" of its predecessor.
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Rivera's heroics salvaged Noah Syndergaard's pitching gem and patched up the disastrous and unlucky ninth inning by Familia, who got four soft ground balls that the Mets could not turn into outs.
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But Woods nonetheless managed five birdies, more than some of the players who advanced to the weekend could muster, providing hope that whatever was wrong with his game could be patched up.
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We've seen their bodies hosed down and patched up, but nothing explains why they wake up with perfect waves, highlighted skin, and smudgy eyeliner — without a single product laid out on their vanities.
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They're focusing on the two biggest, most frequently replaced components — the battery and the screen — and each kit contains everything you need to get the phone apart, patched up and put back together.
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Corker announced last year that he wouldn't seek to return to the Senate in 2018, opening up a war of words with President Trump — though the two have recently patched up their relationship.
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Many establishment liberals still hope that the partnership between untrammeled capitalism and liberal democracy can be patched up, but a growing and restive chorus of radical and reformist voices roots for their separation.
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So all of those inputs go into the beergorithm and then get patched up based on how close these new beers are to the initial profile you created, and automatically it creates variety.
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The contractors patched up her roof, gave her a generator, replaced more than a dozen broken window crank operators, installed several appliances, two windows and a door, and cleaned mold off the walls.
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That was a part of an education for me, showing up down there and sitting in a house with a man where there were holes that were patched up with newspaper and cardboard.
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For once, so much went right for Wenger, even with a patched-up, injury-depleted defense featuring Per Mertesacker, the team's captain, who was making his first start in more than a year.
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And in Lumberton, North Carolina -- a city submerged by Hurricane Matthew in 2150 -- residents are bracing for potential disaster as the Lumber River seeps through a patched-up gap in the levee system.
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The duo appeared to have patched up their differences and were seen buddying up at the Grammy Awards in 20133 before Swift presented an award to West at the MTV VMAs later that year.
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The Google app situation may improve in the future, since Google and Amazon patched up a dispute that will bring YouTube to Fire TV devices in exchange for Amazon's Prime Video getting Chromecast support.
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The duo appeared to have patched up their differences and were seen buddying up at the Grammy Awards in 2014 before Swift presented an award to West at the MTV VMAs later that year.
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While it's not 100-percent clear whether or not the entire thing was made of duct tape, or just patched up with it, it quickly proved it was no match for the high seas.
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Instead, weakened parts of the benchwall will be patched up with strengthened, industrial-use plastic, and the cables that currently run inside the benchwall will be suspended from racks higher up the tunnel wall.
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Textured knits with multicolor layers that were pulled apart and patched up again were finished with lashings of white cord fringe, which also ran through hoods, pockets and arms in a long connected thread.
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While most playground mishaps result in a scraped knee or skinned elbow and can be patched up with a bandage and a kiss, the consequences can be far more dire — and far more expensive.
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He was arrested Sunday night at his parent's home and police say a witness found his vehicle, patched up with duct tape to hide damage, two miles from the site of the hit-and-run.
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The semi-patched up Putin-Erdogan relationship is fragile, but it's based on a mutual desire to spite Obama and an agreement on the territorial integrity of Syria -- in Turkish terms, denying Kurds any autonomy.
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The Warriors, in adding veteran point guard Jose Calderon after the Lakers bought him out, patched up their rotation at a similar price, give or take having to cut promising D-League signee Briante Weber.
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A second official knowledgeable about the call said Trump insisted that the rift within the six-nation Gulf Cooperation Council be patched up within three weeks, in part because of a looming decision on Iran.
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With blood seeping from a nasty gash between his eyes, the wound patched up with a surgical strip, the 25-year-old expected it to serve as a permanent reminder of what he had achieved.
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" It was important to Bea to keep things authentic to her when going into the studio for Patched Up. "We had a drummer in for two of the songs, but it was hella simple drums.
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But the two patched up their relationship in October, with the president insisting at a joint news conference they are "fighting for the same thing" as Republicans turned their attention to passing a tax overhaul.
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A Spanish rescue boat has plucked 60 migrants from a patched-up rubber dinghy in the Mediterranean Sea near Libya, igniting another political row between Italy and Malta over who should let the aid boat dock.
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While it's an unusual format for finer food, it's a fitting way to dine in Hamtramck, a semi-damaged city of irregular beauty and patched-up everything that can feel like a vast, living surrealist museum.
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Foreign arrivals surged over 27 percent in 2017 to 32.4 million, largely boosted by Russian tourists after Turkey patched up a rift with Moscow, concerns over security eased and the sector offered discounts to attract customers.
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" She continues, "I feel like I've developed a lot lyrically with the Patched Up EP, I spent so much time writing every song—every lyric is relatable to myself, and hopefully relatable to other people too.
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The White House officials expressed hope that the Trump administration has built enough trust with the Palestinians to push through the current friction, but could not say when they believed the relationship would be patched up.
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The Wall Street Journal reported Friday that Trump and Kelly met Thursday, where they patched up a rift that emerged earlier this week when the president abruptly fired Secretary of State Rex TillersonRex Wayne TillersonState Dept.
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There are few good options now, but an international force to protect tankers might help, along with secret diplomacy to see if the nuclear deal can be patched up in a way that both sides can accept.
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The conservative alliance came close to collapse on Friday after the League sided with 5-Star to reject Forza Italia's first choice for the Senate position, but hasty overnight negotiations patched up the row, at least for now.
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But sources close to the negotiations since Cameron won re-election last year on a pledge to secure EU reforms say the two quickly patched up their differences after other leaders brushed aside Cameron's objections to appoint Juncker.
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Three years ago, West and Swift appeared to have patched up their differences and were seen buddying up at the Grammy Awards in 2014 before Swift presented an award to West at the MTV VMAs later that year.
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A declaration from Ms. Redstone in which she said that she had patched up past disagreements with her father and was available to help him at a moment's notice "raises more questions than it answers," the judge said.
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To check which blocks needed to be patched up or replaced outright, Nat Oppenheimer, the structural engineer on the St. John project, and his colleagues "sounded" thousands of limestone blocks throughout the cathedral over a period of months.
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"This is a man who patched up Renault in the 1990s, and he did a lot for Nissan in the 2000s, so I'm sure he looks at Mitsubishi Motors as a new challenge," said CLSA analyst Christopher Richter.
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Relations were patched up enough for Caisse to take a 30-percent stake in Bombardier's money-generating rail division in November 2015, after the provincial government also helped shore up the Quebec icon with a $1 billion aid package.
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Over the years, as Mr. Lukashenko has sought to demonstrate his independence, he has periodically picked fights with Russia's president, Vladimir V. Putin — stage-managed affairs that have been quickly patched up in highly public displays of Slavic brotherhood.
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In last Thursday's rally outside the Capitol, Sanders returned the favor and specifically thanked Richards and Planned Parenthood — another sign that the party's internal grievances had been patched up, at least as long as Senate Republicans' bill hung overhead.
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But while the physical damage may have been patched up, the attacks raised a troubling question: How vulnerable are the torrents of oil pulsing through Aramco's facilities given the growing political tensions between Saudi Arabia and its neighbors, particularly Iran?
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The leaders of Italy's right-wing League and the 294-Star Movement late on Thursday patched up their alliance after agreeing to substitute a eurosceptic they had initially proposed as economy minister but who was rejected by the head of state.
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The leaders of the right-wing League and the 5-Star Movement patched up their alliance after agreeing to substitute a eurosceptic they had initially proposed as economy minister, a nomination that had been rejected by the head of state.
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Taking the promise of "Coffee" and other early tracks like "Bobby" and "Home Alone", Patched Up expands on Bea's soft but warm aesthetic, and ends up sounding like how looking at a sunset out of your childhood bedroom window feels.
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BERLIN, Nov 5 (Reuters) - German Interior Minister Horst Seehofer faced renewed calls on Monday to dismiss the outgoing head of domestic intelligence from a new advisory role, threatening to re-open a rift which Angela Merkel's fractious coalition had only just patched up.
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The Spaniard has lost to players ranked 100 or lower in four of his five previous Wimbledon appearances as his patched up knees have struggled to cope with the constant bending required to handle the low bounce on the lush green lawns.
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Four Swiss players had to change ripped shirts, the Adidas match ball, sold outside for 140 euros ($158), burst and a cut-up pitch at the Stade Pierre Mauroy, that had to be patched up by groundsmen at halftime, sent players sliding.
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If you were the kind of teenage girl who acted like she was going to punch someone at any momment and had a boyfriend who had a car, vibrant, clashing colors, patched up pube-skimming jeans and statement coats were all the rage.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Yemen's ex-president Ali Abdullah Saleh appears to have patched up a violent rift with his allies in the armed Houthi movement, but the drama has left friends and foe alike wondering anew at the wily political survivor's next move.
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A forehand long handed the 6-foot-6 Del Potro the third set tiebreak and the Argentine proved his patched-up wrist could go blow-for-blow with Wawrinka's thundering groundstrokes in the fourth as he finished a 21-shot rally with a nerveless volley.
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Endeavoring to reflect this past moment and subsequent evolution of the structure, the MOCAD redesign is a kind of temporal composite, in which new elements articulate with original floor tiling and walls of exposed brick and concrete, crudely patched up during many former alterations.
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Getting urgent care If you live in New York or New Jersey and you've got a nasty cut, you don't need to go to a hospital's emergency room to get help anymore; you can head to the nearest CityMD to get patched up instead.
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Ms. Sen also said output from the neutral zone would give the Saudis the option of shutting down parts of the key Abqaiq processing facility for more extensive repairs after it was damaged by an aerial attack in September and then quickly patched up.
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The RNC and the Trump campaign appear to have patched up the differences they had earlier in the cycle, when the likely nominee accused the RNC of rigging the system against him and routinely threatened to launch a third-party bid if he wasn't treated fairly.
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But even the judge presiding over the case has questioned whether the relationship between the father and daughter is "as 'patched up' as claimed," citing that Mr. Redstone put Viacom executives ahead of his own daughter to make decisions about his health in case he is incapacitated.
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Some people come across a football field of old stuff — crusty jackets with dirty Kleenex still in the pockets; rows of dusty bottles, some still with decades-old Coca-Cola in it; patched-up chairs that have more holes than actual stuffing — and would rather do anything than enter.
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More broadly, Mr. Corker's advisers say he and Mr. Trump have patched up their relationship and the senator is simply hearing out those who would like him to remain in the Senate, a decision he technically does not have to make until Tennessee's filing deadline in early April.
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His reputation as one of the world's best cuts men also earned him a gig with Sylvester Stallone in three of the Rocky series of movies, most recently Creed II. Saturday is the real thing, though, and Fury's fans can rest assured that their man can be patched up if required.
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It is that failed system after being patched up by the 12th Amendment, which in 1804 established separate ballots for president and vice president, and also after the winner-take-all method of assigning a state's electoral votes spread to almost all states by the mid-1800s after initially being used by only Pennsylvania and Maryland.
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And although Ankara recently patched up relations with Moscow, the very fact its forces lack the steadying influence of a full deck of commanders will worry military planners at NATO HQ. Turkey sits astride potentially NATO's biggest fault line with Russia, the Bosphorus, a narrow channel of water and the gate way for Russia's Black Sea fleet to the Mediterranean and the world's oceans beyond.
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Bob CorkerRobert (Bob) Phillips CorkerTrump announces, endorses ambassador to Japan's Tennessee Senate bid Meet the key Senate player in GOP fight over Saudi Arabia Trump says he's 'very happy' some GOP senators have 'gone on to greener pastures' MORE (R-Tenn.), chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, who has recently patched up his relationship with Trump, blasted the president's approach to solving the overcapacity problem.
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Mechanical watches are old things, unworthy of our time and attention in a world of always-on Facebook and Pokemon Go. However, with a little imagination and a lot of whimsy, a watch like this can bring you back to a simpler time when James Bond had gadgets and Jason Bourne was a sociopathic killer patched up by a drunk doctor on the coast of France instead of a high-tech destroyer of governments.
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