Anyway, elected officials — whoever they were — played along.
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Meinhardt has actually played along with the complaints he's gotten.
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Sanders showed up, sat on the dais and played along.
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Anthony played along, but he admitted the motions felt bittersweet.
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I suggested that he'd played along with that at times.
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Some quickly concluded it was a troll move and played along.
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Jay Z dutifully played along in a Jimi Hendrix-style wig.
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Fu Ban, a male, and his mother Yang Yang played along.
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At first, Boase thought it was a joke and played along.
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Proud to have played along side such a great man/father.
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The U.M.B.C. athletic department's Twitter account played along as color commentator.
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For the most part, news reports through the decades played along.
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We played along with it, and it was who we were.
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Employees cheered and did the "wave" and Cook, beaming, played along.
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The competitors, Spain's Roberto Carballes Baena and Portugal's Gastao Elias, played along.
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Powell played along, waiting for the right moment to flee, she said.
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They gave him money and they both played along, Saakashvili and Trump.
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Fearing he would be exposed, the coach played along, the AK official said.
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Finally, the grocery store responded and actually played along with Collison's funeral gag.
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Judges mostly played along, but they haven't given National Collegiate the same courtesy.
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When Jeter doused his boss in the boozy postgame celebration, Steinbrenner played along.
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"I played along with his records when I was a kid," he said.
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At first, I played along for a few minutes and then hung up.
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Pearson played along to learn more about the scam, submitting a few dummy articles.
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Faced with the decision to disobey the president or resign, she ultimately played along.
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And when McCartney and his band started up "Get Back," she effortlessly played along.
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Then the All-Star votes piled up, and Scott played along with the joke.
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Investors played along, asking only questions about business, revenue, programming, products and market competition.
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I appreciated her sense of humor, and I was happy that she played along.
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She says her co-anchor was just joking around and she was played along.
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Paps played along, too ... peppering Andrew with questions like, when's 1D getting back together?!
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She also played along with Trump's idea of giving out "fake news awards" to reporters.
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Village head Shaukat Ali also played along, saying he was grateful for the charity's work.
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Chris Mars, the quiet, mysterious drummer, played along until he found satisfaction as a painter.
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Toussaint was different from most of the children who played along the road in Mokong.
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" She also played along, coaxing on her groom before he began: "You can do it!
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Governor Chen played along, biding his time until military reinforcements arrived from the Chinese mainland.
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During these exchanges, Mr. Letterman portrayed the teasing, needling son while she gamely played along.
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Sessions' opponents immediately raised the specter of racism to oppose him, and the press played along.
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To be polite, she played along, as if she knew him, but he ignored the act.
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I played along with some back-and-forth emails until he got suspicious and stopped communicating.
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Angel had no idea, but she played along because that was easier than bringing it up.
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Given the weirdness a few days previous, I played along, cleaning my apartment top to bottom.
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" ANGELOS "When 'The Star-Spangled Banner' was played, along with the Cuban anthem, Fidel stood up.
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The competitors all played along gamely, but some chess aficionados found the exercise a bit unsettling.
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They thought Hitler would be out of office in a short time, so they played along.
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Then, Jayalath played along for a new game we made up called Too Embarrassed to Answer.
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Department officials played along, revealing that while Officers Nordman and Hamill are single, Officer Rengering is single.
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Conner advised the team about fame and talent, and the contestants played along with the Popstar tone.
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He probably thought that if he played along with the narrative, everything would work out for her.
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But this time the US had played along, a rare bit of synergy in the spy-vs.
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I really just played along with what worked and shared it with people to get their feedback.
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Shout-out to the Delta staff and the older dude standing in line, who happily played along.
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Crenshaw then played along and mocked Davidson before delivering a message about forgiveness and appreciation for veterans.
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I also managed to compose music of my own that continued and sometimes played along with their music.
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Confused at first, Karla Sibert played along, asking how many pills were ordered and how much they cost.
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Women's national teams, which will also compete in Rio, played along with 11 other women's and girls' divisions.
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We saw how they played along in season 1, and definitely wanted to extend that to season 2.
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Oh, and he had a pick handy, launching straight into the song as Springsteen sang and played along.
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The congressman-elect then played along when Davidson asked him to make fun of the SNL cast member.
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We now know assorted power brokers, shady international businessmen and autocratic regimes eagerly played along with the ruse.
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I played along with the IRS phone scammer who recently called me for as long as I could.
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Faced with the decision to disobey the president or resign, DeVos ultimately played along, according to the report.
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" Ever the doting mother and aunt, Kardashian West played along with the eager girls, saying that Penelope looked "divine.
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Efron played along, but didn't feel it was appropriate to strip down and show off his Baywatch-worthy abs.
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Two other gamers on TV-connected phones played along, all of us connected to Steam via the 5G network.
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Yet the Republicans who control Congress, and are therefore chiefly responsible for checking the president's ambitions, mostly played along.
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I made a pick-up for it and plugged it into the radio and played along with Radio Luxembourg.
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White House correspondent April Ryan started it off — not necessarily by choice, but she played along with the stunt.
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Asked for quick thoughts about each of the candidates he is known to be considering, Mr. Trump played along.
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But they played along because to them the meal was an anthropological adventure, a phenomenon experienced inside quotation marks.
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Kardashian West played along for her part, but she stayed coy whenever Lawrence asked a question she didn't like.
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To convince the boss of their fake identities as Russian hackers, the Flashpoint researchers played along with his demands.
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She had a wonderful sense of humor and played along with our request to dress like her royal highness.
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That's what many people have decided on Twitter anyway, and Winfrey's longtime partner Stedman Graham played along with their hopes.
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" In the clip, the cashier, William Va'ana, played along, inviting the girls to stand by him and yell, "chee-hoo!
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Check out the vid ... Tia refused to give up the surprise, but played along with our game of 20ish questions.
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Debra moved across the train and pretended to know the woman being attacked; she played along, as did another stranger.
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The guitarists played along simultaneously to AC/DC's 1979 classic "Highway to Hell" on mini-Marshall amplifiers, according to AAP.
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So I just played along to those records, I would practice to the shit I would hear on the radio.
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Howard played along and, after de-Skittling his life, his rebounds, points per game, and minutes per game all improved.
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I played along the best I could, my fingers rolling over the head of a darabouka, an hourglass-shaped drum.
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" Ms. Dushku, in her final moments as part of the "Bull" sphere, played along, although she felt "embarrassed and humiliated.
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He played along pretty well, jokingly telling the swarm of photogs to cool it and to stop following him everywhere.
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That was the idea behind a recent study of 13 wolf puppies, like Sting, above, who played along with scientists.
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The military officer on the other end played along as the kid read his Christmas list, and a tradition was born.
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I figured this was the immersive show starting, so I played along as they mentioned some big meeting set for Monday.
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As always with this game, a few questions were a tad saucy, but Stewart was a good sport and played along.
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One weekend in 2007, he played along to the German director Ernst Lubitsch's entire oeuvre in a near-30-hour marathon.
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Democrats played along, trolling the majority with procedural tricks and proposed amendments, making the process as long and tedious as possible.
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Durant played along for a little bit but quickly stopped responding to Lil B on Twitter, which only angered the rapper more.
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Of course Balfe happily played along, putting her acting skills to the test as the stand-in for Affleck's costar Henry Cavill.
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As a mini orchestra played along, the choir made quite an impression, singing Fetty Wap's RGF Island with Future's Trap N*ggas.
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I still had no idea how to fix the situation or stop the transferences, so I played along with my Bishop identity.
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Almost like a new toy, we played along and each time my temperature was normal I'd proudly display it to my wife.
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Mr. Bannon has cheerfully played along with this portrayal, likening himself to avatars of dark power like Darth Vader and Dick Cheney.
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Colbert gamely played along with McGowan, but his in-studio audience seemed bewildered: People couldn't figure out when to laugh or cheer.
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Wemba, who, like all Congo's star musicians, naturally maintained an ambivalent attitude to power—sometimes critical, but generally compliant—at first played along.
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Not all video files are supported at launch, though – but most native Android formats can be played, along with some third-party formats.
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A forgiving soul, apparently, Ewing, in a Knicks-blue suit, played along with the endless network hyping of the potential Knicks-Zion marriage.
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Five of the Playboy Bunnies lined up, a fluffy-tailed choo-choo train, and demonstrated the bunny hop as the band played along.
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The outfielder played along, throwing a baseball so smoothly he knocked off the top can while keeping the rest of the pyramid intact.
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Corporations got off paying symbolic penalties, defense firms raked in huge fees, and prosecutors earned P.R. victories — as long as everyone played along.
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The oddest thing about Westworld is that it's so much more than a TV show — it's a game built to be played along with.
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As far as what Warren is planning to say in Philadelphia, the senator played along with Colbert when he asked what viewers could expect.
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It falls on the men around him who have played along, and egged him on, and laughed it up for the past several decades.
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The former Sex and the City star played along and provided her own stripper name — and it'll forever change the way you think about soup.
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Soon, the children encountered several other creatures, and a group of drummers stunned the crowd as they played along with a group of surrounding performers.
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"Me 10 years ago: probably would have played along with the profile picture aging meme going around on Facebook and Instagram," O'Neill posted on Twitter.
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This week, the "Family Man" singer enlisted a little help on vocals, and had Johansson sing the opening lyrics while he played along on guitar.
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It was because that's what Facebook wanted: A way to make more money, for Facebook (and if Your Favorite Media Company played along, them, too).
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At first the two played along with their Naviti tribemates, working with Kellyn and her crew to pick off the Malolos and sniff out disloyalty.
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Astronomer Neil deGrasse Tyson played along with Musk's tweet on Wednesday, replying that he's "all in" with a photo of himself wearing a SpaceX shirt.
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That the judge has played along with this absurdity is further proof that Mr. Assange cannot hope to receive a fair trial in the United States.
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"The operations center was quick to realize what had happened and kind of played along with it, and a tradition was born ever since," Schlachter said.
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" This week her supporter Bill de Blasio, New York City's mayor, made a cringe-worthy joke (with which she happily played along!) about running on "C.
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" Res added that whenever Trump made similar requests, she often fought back but other times "played along with him and then didn't carry out his order.
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The Lighthouse was made to be screamed at and played along with by a large number of drunk people dressed in overalls, turtlenecks and fisherman caps.
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They have played along with his construct that nothing is his fault and everything is the fault of the media and the way we cover him.
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It was a fantasy, and the more I played along, the more I felt I was complicit in the sort of hollow patriotism you described earlier.
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When the buddies, ages 4 and 5, from Louisville, Kentucky, showed up to class Monday with matching haircuts, their teacher played along, pretending to confuse the two.
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Washington (CNN)An audience member at a Donald Trump rally on Monday jokingly compared the sound of a barking dog to Hillary Clinton — and Trump played along.
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An official on the Pyeongchang organizing committee told the Associated Press that corporations "showed some reluctance" when it came to providing sponsorship — although they ultimately played along.
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The world played along, he only got 3.6 million retweets, but Wendy's still gave him the nuggets, and this is what passed as a heartwarming story in 2017.
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Theron played along as her co-stars played "Who would Charlize rather?" a game that pit people like Drake against The Weeknd and Milo Ventimiglia against Trevor Noah.
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" Emma played along — when he messaged her, "I want your body," she replied with: "I need your body, as long as you got me, you don't need nobody.
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When Trump chose Gorsuch over Hardiman last year, the Pittsburgh-based conservative took the news with aplomb and played along, taking the media on a wild goose chase.
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At some point, I realized how often he probably heard me refer to every other new release as "easily my favorite of the year," but he played along.
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"I was aghast at these kinds of things," he says, but he played along, connecting with one of his friend's 700 acquaintances — Attili — because of his profile picture.
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But they played along, enlisting others to help send the gifts through the Facebook page Miracle on 22nd Street, referencing the street in New York City where they lived.
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I thought they'd bring contestants onstage to make it more of a live experience; instead, everyone played along on their phones as Rogowsky cued the questions from an iPad.
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If you play the G, B, C, Cm chord progression that Fender Songs lists, then you'll certainly end up with something that can be played along with the song.
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I was a virgin but didn't want to let on, I wanted her to think I was cool so I played along with the verbal banter around the game.
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" Later, the then former secretary-general played along in a sit-down interview with Sacha Baron Cohen's character Ali G, who poked fun at "Boutros Boutros-Boutros-Boutros Ghali.
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Legend played along, tweeting "Did somebody say short ribs?" with a video of himself saying he was already at the airport and would be home for dinner by 8.
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"Brett Kavanaugh has played along with the Trump Administration hiding tens of thousands of pages of documents from his time in government service, and now more questions," she added.
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While music news origins can be traced to the nickelodeon era when live piano players played along with the movies, network news jingles didn't become mainstream until the 1980s.
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According to Rosebush, when the boys returned to school on Wednesday, their teacher played along with the adorable trick and acted as though she couldn't tell the two apart.
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Williams is expecting her first child with Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian -- who also played along with the style ... looking something like Danny from "Grease" with his leather jacket.
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Wanting to be the cool girl, Sarah played along, although eventually she just had him fuck her from behind so she could watch Squidbillies on Netflix until he was finished.
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Kaskil knew Roomba could track him by scent, but the old mammoth humored him, played along, pretending to be confused, trunk swishing the steppe grasses right over Kaskil's ducked head.
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They often played along the banks of the Neretva River, and Tomic became adept at scaling Mostar's stone bridges; on reaching the top, he would leap into the water below.
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An unnamed Conservative Party activist told the newspaper that Ms. Arcuri had acknowledged the affair and that, even when other people were around, played along with jokes about their status.
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She says undercover agents seeking to discredit her had encouraged her to plan to overthrow the government and that she had played along to bring the authorities' schemes to public notice.
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We're told the Beck-alike didn't exactly stop the fans from thinking he was the real #13 -- and totally played along when he was stopped at Nashville International Airport on Tuesday.
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He would have pressured the Ukrainian government to announce an investigation of the Bidens, and we in the media would have played along, producing the headlines that Trump wanted to see.
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But it was essentially a room, it was a pirate-themed video game that I played along with my sons Louie and Alex, and my producer Eric Johnson, who's also here.
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We are interested in the games that are being played along the border: the decoys, the deception that crosses this geographic, hypothetical line, whether it's playful or endangering people on either side.
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Inside the diner were about 50 longtime friends, family members, and supporters who mostly played along with the idea that this was a warm-up for her trip this weekend to Iowa.
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The "Star Wars" main theme played along with the voices of characters across all the movies, encouraging runners to "Use the Force" as they entered the Anaheim city phase of the race.
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Belichick might have played along with a woman telling him about the lucky Belichick underwear she wears on game days, but when it came time to talk Trump, he brushed the matter off.
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Guiney played along, mock grimacing as Lane playfully poked fun at the senior Bachelor alums (In a toast, Lane told the crowd, "My mom had a crush on [Bob] when she was a teenager").
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From complaining about the cost of coconuts and razors to hysterically laughing out loud on command, Jenner played along all while trying to keep a low-profile wearing dark sunglasses and head-to-toe black.
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And when I came up with the idea to turn "chemo" into "themo," they played along and appeared in large groups at my appointments dressed up in a theme (like Mustache Bash and Prom Night).
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A relaxed Clinton sat down for an interview aired Wednesday on the Breakfast Club on Power 105.1, where she played along with the hosts who asked if Death Row Records has indeed influenced her style.
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The denial-of-service attacks were largely part of a feud with Varga who willingly played along with the group's efforts, although they later allegedly "swatted" him by making a fake emergency call to police.
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But I've played along, because Rachel Lindsay is breaking barriers, and just because I don't believe in this specific fairy tale, that doesn't mean that it should be off limits to Black people in general.
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Inwardly he recoiled from it all, the vulgar stenches and the vulgar office banter, but to the outside world he played along with his peer group, contributing his own false display of bloodlust and machismo.
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Twitter spiraled into confusion as Logan Paul trended early Sunday, because a clip of a man who resembles the YouTuber giving oral sex to another man went viral, and Paul jokingly played along with it.
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I played along with some, ignored others out of spite (especially the dudes who were particularly arrogant on their profiles), and ultimately discovered that a little mystery and a dose of attitude goes a long way.
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And the media — yes, including us at Axios — have pliantly played along, including through breathless coverage of last week's reality-show unveil of 20 "finalists" (which, conveniently, came shortly before Amazon raised prices on monthly Prime subscriptions).
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Had ordinary Germans and Poles and Ukrainians and Austrians and Frenchmen not played along, had they continued to shop in Jewish establishments and visit Jewish doctors, the Final Solution may, just may, not have been quite so final.
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In the aforementioned Vulture interview, Rogen expressed regret that he had played along with Sony's request that the filmmakers pretend as if they were naive about the possible fallout from the movie and North Korea's negative reaction to it.
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On The Graham Norton Show, Styles played along with the host's "Warren Beatty Deadpan Challenge," in which he would try to verify wacky headlines about the hunky singer, including having a "sexual relationship" with Barack Obama, by judging his reaction.
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Sang Woo Kim, a British-Korean artist and male model who has graced numerous runways and campaigns for Tommy Hilfiger, Diesel, and Armani Eyewear, has played along, delivering constructions of identity and culture that shape notions of sexuality, masculinity, and race.
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That night, one of my friends contacted him pretending to be a woman he had met in Japan and Durst sort of played along with it even though the texts were coming from a number with a New York area code.
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I wanted him to grow out of it but now I played along, laughing, dancing in the same way, our motions silly and shuffling, a game that was in a way the opposite of eros and so a relief to me.
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Yet he gamely played along with the ritual of regional dress for leaders attending the Asian economic summits, trading his suit and tie for a blue untucked Vietnamese shirt in Da Nang and an oatmeal-colored Filipino shirt known as a barong.
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There were groans, in November, after a briefing during which the press secretary, Sarah Huckabee Sanders, asked White House reporters to preface their questions with a list of what they were thankful for — a schoolyard exercise that some journalists played along with.
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Every year on Christmas eve NORAD purports to track the flight of Santa and his reindeer-pulled sleigh, a tradition since 1955 when a department store misprinted a phone number, sending a flood of calls to a NORAD colonel, who played along.
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Pacino played along and, in a soft, gravelly voice, described how he would have handled the hypothetical assignment: "You say, 'Listen, I've been working on this — it's not your script but I'm doing 'King Lear' and now I'll read you a few excerpts,'" he said.
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While countries like Peru and Bolivia have fought back against the culturally myopic and violently neo-colonial enforcement of these laws, eventually legalizing the plant in their respective countries and even petitioning the UN to change its views worldwide, Colombia has historically played along.
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To hear the accompanying podcast in which portions of the recordings are played, along with a discussion with D'Antonio, is to descend into the mind of an egomaniacal fame addict who is painfully un-self-aware even as he boasts of his own personal achievements.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Two standout performances shrewdly played along the scale from intimacy to the industrial sublime in the live art series organized by REDCAT's Executive Director Mark Murphy as part of the Getty Foundation-led Pacific Standard Time: LA/LA.
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That is unlikely: though Jean-Claude Juncker, the president of the European Commission, and Emmanuel Macron, the president of France, played along with Mr Johnson's "my deal or no deal" line, the EU has no desire to see Britain crash out without a deal.
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"And she cooked with it!" my father would cry—the punch line of the story—as his dinner guests shook their heads and moaned "Ohh noo!" and my mother smiled gamely and played along as the simpleton housewife, which she most certainly was not.
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The most powerful story, however, belongs to a former USC football player named Scott Ross, who played along Junior Seau, was later diagnosed with a form of dementia connected to repetitive head trauma, and struggled with depression, anxiety, and alcoholism before dying in 2014 at age 45.
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The audience played along then too, by laughing as Stanfield impishly sauntered off stage, though the moment felt like a spoof of the 2009 MTV VMAs when Kanye West bum-rushed the stage to declare Beyoncé the more deserving recipient of that year's honor for Best Female Video.
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From 2004 to 2008, he played along with international negotiations, known as the Six Party Talks, offering concessions in exchange for aid or for a relaxation of sanctions, only to resume work on nuclear weapons and missiles once he collected fuel oil, food and, in one case, cash.
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Federal funding incentives encouraged police to arrest as many people as possible, and local and state governments played along — in some cases taking it further, as was true in Ferguson, Missouri, by treating police departments as revenue-generating machines that were charged with ticketing and fining as many people as possible.
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If you've played along with Croft while also keeping up with the Uncharted franchise, as I have, you have by now encountered countless hidden civilizations, innumerable magical artifacts, and a surprising number of giant paramilitary corporations that always manage to stay one step ahead of you as you pursue your treasure.
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"I was surprised since I hadn't seen any of the emails and didn't think there was anything that inappropriate (the beads/sequins were probably a little much for the morning, but what girl doesn t like something that sparkles?!), so I played along and put on the sweater," Chan explains.
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That release will be a BIG deal -- our first real glimpse into what the Russians were trying to do in 2016, how much (or little) the Trump campaign played along with those efforts and whether President Donald Trump (or anyone in his circle) undertook an effort to get in the way of the probe.
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Dieter Flury, a principal flutist of the Vienna Philharmonic, had been using his instrument to help disentangle tricky solo passages in pieces the young flutists were working on, but when a Mozart concerto entered the mix, he casually played along from memory, compressing the various orchestral parts into a single hyperactive line on the spot.
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But, my basic problem here with what you've laid out as your alternative is, we're in a world where ... I don't know if the candidates would have ever played along, but we certainly seem to be in a world where the candidates, and there's an entire right-wing media ecosystem which would 100 percent not play along with this, and may have also prevented this from even working. Right?
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Me 10 years ago: probably would have played along with the profile picture aging meme going around on Facebook and InstagramMe now: ponders how all this data could be mined to train facial recognition algorithms on age progression and age recognition In it, O'Neill argues that Facebook possibly encouraged the meme because having two sets of photos a fixed period of time apart could be used to train its software to understand how people age.
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"The Savannah Pride's not put together to farm kids out to other places, but sometimes the kids get to be so accomplished, like Deng and Gorjok, that the next progression is either to play for their country or to go play at a higher level overseas," said Joe Mantegna, the head coach of Blair Academy in Blairstown, N.J., where the Gak brothers played, along with Luol Deng, a South Sudanese-British alumnus who now plays for the Los Angeles Lakers.
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