Do you agree with what Professor Dershowitz is positing there?
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Besides, Ms. Chiuri is not the only designer positing options.
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I'm not positing that Philadelphia Contemporary become more like Mural Arts.
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My neighbors speak with scorn, positing these new faces as invaders.
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"Positing dualism leads to no further insights and discoveries!" he said.
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Pajamas, I was positing, would make it an irresistible one, too.
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They're not positing that nothing matters because none of this is happening.
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He began positing that a socio-economic disconnect was the reason Mrs.
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INGRAHAM: Sidney, you wrote a piece positing that perhaps Mueller granted Comey immunity?
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Darius brings up Bostrom's Simulation Argument, positing that everything around them is artificial.
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There is a common thread in the Valley positing that cryptocurrencies are like Linux.
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You are positing, what about going back in time and looking at a case?
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He was briefly held at the Tarrant County Jail before positing a $200,000 bond.
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Again, this is just the company positing what could happen someday down the road.
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But, Accra isn't the only city in Africa positing itself as a tech hub.
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Russia's role in the election is plenty worrying without positing any Manchurian Candidate plots.
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Positing that she's the clone of a former Satan worshiper seems like a bit much.
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But string theory flourishes in this milieu, positing extra spatial dimensions that diffuse the energy.
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Second, he's positing that absent this corruption, his preferred policy would of course be enacted.
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I'm also positing ideas about pleasure — both pleasure for me, and pleasure for the viewer.
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Others are positing that services like Facebook, Twitter and YouTube should be regulated like public utilities.
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Others are on the "ground-up" side, positing that dinosaurs went airborne by running and flapping.
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As of the positing of this, you've seen exactly as much of it as I have.
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Since positing it last week, her Instagram has received over 63,000 likes and thousands of supportive comments.
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Democrats pounced, immediately positing that Trump, if the reports were true, could be guilty of obstructing justice.
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With this retrospective, the Film Society is positing him as a significant figure in postwar German cinema.
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Kean makes these claims academically, arguing in the careful — even downright glacial — positing of a responsible historian.
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There hasn't been a big attack here since 9/11, and positing one happening just felt wrong.
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News outlets ran articles positing that Mr. Comey could land an eight-figure advance for a memoir.
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The "Nature" triennial is positing no less than a new relationship between the human and the natural.
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The "Nature" triennial is positing no less than a new relationship between the human and the natural.
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I was positing near-future here, and even for an optimistic story, I couldn't quite shake off dystopia.
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L'Internationale Dialogues are dedicated to interrogating, debating, and positing new futures for the museum's place in the world.
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There's a self help book called Highly Sensitive Person, positing that some people have really sensitive nervous systems.
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Strau's collage-paintings merge the word and the light, while positing the shared slipperiness of language and faith.
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Positing a world where women are rapists just muddies the conversation, because that's not the world we live in.
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The pretty clothing brand Vineyard Vines reportedly sued for trademark infringement, positing that her Macbeth Collection copied their designs.
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It hammers in the pointlessness of excessive, stylistic game violence, positing the romanticizing of honor and heroism as masturbatory.
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So-called market experts are positing lots of reasons for why the stock market started to crack last Friday.
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In this way, they merge the word and the light, while positing the shared slipperiness of language and faith.
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Schultz is just positing that his ascension would cause a chorus of kumbaya to break out and everyone will agree.
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Ethiopia is positing itself as a regional manufacturing and export hub, achieved through its China-style, state-led development model.
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Before the Bernie Bots clank into action, let me hasten to say I'm not positing moral equivalence between Sanders and Trump.
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Discover Pods has written about this possibility at length, positing that someone could use an automated script instead of human labor.
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Clinton's efforts to reach anti-Trump Republicans is working, but only by positing a pre-Trump paradigm that overstates his novelty.
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But eventually, they indirectly got him to open up by positing that his crimes were committed by a hypothetical third person.
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"The fact that financials are leading it after positing good earnings is troubling," said JJ Kinahan, chief strategist at TD Ameritrade.
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To the Editor: Positing a transgender God is the kind of bold, imaginative thinking that we sorely need in contemporary theology.
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Some malicious European commentators took this literally, positing that Trump's visit, and all its details, were a monumental gift to China.
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Companies like Med Men, which runs dispensaries, are positing California as a kind of post-Prohibition utopia with a Silicon Valley twist.
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I do realize that even positing this Gwyneth-Emma theory makes me a bit of a mean-girl know-it-all myself.
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More than a few were waiting for confirmation from Beyonce herself, with others positing that the twins were actually born weeks ago.
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The film then lays out an imaginative, and sometimes overwrought, narrative exegesis, positing that the power of feminine sexuality is essentially demonic.
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Some are positing that the Jets were so close to the playoffs last year that they should just keep the band together.
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Pattis argued in court today for the case to remain open, positing that Farber Dulos had been killed by a third party.
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Researchers also predicted an increase in drowning deaths, positing that the hotter the temperature, the more likely people are to go swimming.
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Sloman and Fernbach take this argument further, positing that not just rationality but the very idea of individual thinking is a myth.
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There were multiple posts on Spotify's community forum detailing this very problem, all positing solutions of varying success with no explicit fix.
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This is presumably the kind of "disruptive situation" that Mr Sturzenegger had in mind when positing exceptions to his rule of non-intervention.
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Everyday scenes abound, as the film questions the commonplace by imbuing it with shame and positing alternative models of mentoring by queer elders.
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Blair is positing a more dangerous idea: that liberalism should essentially reorient itself as a globalized technocracy, in opposition to anti-elite populism.
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Clarification, however, would require charting the many ways in which people use the term "democracy" and then positing and defending a preferred definition.
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The near-absence of people in Saville's pictures facilitates these imaginary transmutations by positing their loss of a function as commercial traffic dwindled.
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In 2012, a conspiracy theory made the media rounds, positing that the murders of Nicole and Goldman were actually the work of Glen.
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Amis rolls the dice hard here, positing the result of the pope having successfully made Martin Luther an offer that prevents the Reformation.
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That's also why the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette's argument positing, "It is a brave person who contradicts the wisdom of the Founding Fathers," fails.
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This year's theme is the "City as Wunderkammer," positing the notion of the city as a "cabinet of curiosities" on a grand scale.
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It was so fragile I had to be careful when positing it for the photo not to have a piece of it break off.
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Automakers have been positing healthy profits, but now concern has developed about "peak car," the idea that worldwide auto sales growth has topped out.
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A similar positing is seeking a nurse to help the CDC in several airport locations, including Newark, New Jersey; Dallas, Texas; and Honolulu, Hawaii.
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Jacobson wrote a letter to the University of Florida, positing that it could be mutually beneficial for his company and the school to work together.
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Positing a dialectic between girly vocalist and tough band would be too facile, reliant on a spuriously gendered equivalence between guitar noise and macho defiance.
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Sharapova also disturbingly exaggerates Williams's physical presence and anger, positing that the combination of the two is the reason Sharapova has never again beaten Williams.
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In the late 1800s, experts attempted to use biology to shore up this theory, positing that maternal instinct was located in the female reproductive organs.
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Moon began his presidency by positing Seoul as open for negotiations with Pyongyang, to little avail from North Korean Supreme Leader Kim Jong-un's administration.
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A woman out for a walk with her children in Chappaqua, New York talked with the Clinton, later positing a photo with the former Democratic nominee.
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We were positing that Dan was the one originally convicted in the Purcell case, but it turns out his prison sentence was for writing bad checks.
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The traditional idea that creoles come from pidgins may be fascinating, but it risks seeming condescending—by positing that creoles have simpler grammars as a result.
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But positing that transit is a way for city dwellers to live better, more pleasant lives is a winning platform, as politicians across Europe can attest.
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After "Sign o' the Times," one might perceive the nonstop musical dance party that follows as positing a hedonistic remedy to the societal ills previously outlined.
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He's a melancholy utopian, positing a world where most people are too cool to be cruel, and where aesthetic sensibilities take the place of political ideologies.
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And here's a counterpoint to Manjoo's essay, positing that "the tech backlash has gotten ridiculous" and reminding us why we all fell in love with tech.
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They often mention the age of his opponents, positing that he might have more energy to fight off Trump's attacks than the septuagenarians in the race.
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To proceed, capable U.S. strategic analysts must begin by positing an indispensably primary distinction between intentional or deliberate nuclear war and unintentional or inadvertent nuclear war.
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Ron Wyden's idea to tax unrealized capital gains, everyone is positing that one can soak the ownership class without risking any broader harms to the economy.
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To a large degree, the subjects chose "depends on situation" only for themselves, while positing more definite character traits for the other three categories of people.
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The MIT experiments offer further evidence against an old anti-quantum mechanical idea positing that the seeming indeterminism of a superposition (alive and dead, etc.) isn't real.
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It also politicizes the readymade, positing the bottles as symbols of gross negligence and misconduct on the part of city and state officials, and the dire consequences.
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While no one can say what the stages between basic cries and intricate modern syntax were, Messrs Pinker and Bloom were confident in positing a gradual unfolding.
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Bloomberg asserted on July 27, "It's hard to see how Moonves remains at the company," positing that this clears the path for Redstone to get her merger.
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Likewise, you could imagine positing a constellation of stratollites over high-risk fire areas, offering very early detection of wildfires via stationary observation on a sustained basis.
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It could be as simple as spotting a celebrity cameo or reference in an episode of a TV show to positing full-blown conspiracies about famous bloggers.
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Pundits, critics, and the public alike are positing the same questions that we've heard a lot these past 50-plus days: How much did NBC executives know?
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" The New York senator rounded out her program by offering, like Booker and Warren, some scripture and, all alone, positing the creation of "a universal jobs program.
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She is positing a world in which we might stop apologizing for apologizing, in which we might seek compromise and see vulnerability as a form of courage.
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And Mike Shepley of California shared his own theory: I would shift the analysis a bit to an axis in the statistical hyperspace positing a Governor v.
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"After these weeks I will have much work," she laughed, positing a potential upside to the new measures that will keep Italians stuck indoors with family members.
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Far from positing an optimistic or deterministic outlook on the evolution of history, these artists show that revisiting history is always also a reflection on the present.
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The scientists also analyzed DNA data from a 4,800-year-old dog from Newgrange, Ireland, that had been described in the previous study positing two domestication events.
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The cave has been inhabited for much longer than that, requiring the use of less reliable dating methods, and by consequence, the positing of unconvincing or controversial timelines.
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Flint Water Project politicizes the readymade, positing the bottles as symbols of gross negligence and misconduct on the part of city and state officials, and the dire consequences.
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There are also theories positing he has greensight as well, which explain why the Night King — and only the Night King — can see Bran in his greensight dreams.
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This time, it's Patrik Schumacher, company director and senior designer at the prestigious architecture firm Zaha Hadid Architects, positing that young people today simply don't need living rooms.
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Dark Money is more thriller than straight-ahead documentary, positing that what most keenly threatens our democracy is all the untraceable money funneled into the American political system.
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The station's listeners are sympathetic to conspiracy theories positing that the parties that have ruled Poland since the 1990s (apart from PiS) are secretly controlled by communist apparatchiks.
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Tinder is a great example of game-ification, a concept positing that normally difficult tasks like dating can be made easier for humans if framed like a game.
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The history is instructive and also sentimental in familiar ways, positing a struggle for control between idealistic, artistic entrepreneurs (and their legions of fans) and soulless corporate greedheads.
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Vote timing: With the above in mind, there will be a lot of speculation, guessing and slightly educated positing on when and ho the votes will happen Thursday.
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" Trump then complimented Barr, who oversaw the completion of the Muller probe, positing that "we may have ended this thing a lot sooner had he been there originally.
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The spirituality in the show, positing a new religion in our lives, is found in the song "Little God" which functions like a fable from a religious text.
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The most popular actor on the platform was Spider-Man: Homecoming's Tom Holland, largely thanks to a viral meme positing that he is constantly hiding frogs in his mouth.
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On the day after last year's election, for example, investors dove headlong into bank stocks, positing they would soon profit from healthier demand for credit and from financial deregulation.
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In fact, when I wrote Neuromancer, in 1981, I felt I was being absurdly optimistic in positing a future taking place after only a single, very limited nuclear exchange.
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Another narrative is that impostor tech companies are the real problem, with some VCs positing that the public markets have simply rejected old economy businesses masquerading as software companies.
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Spinney told me in a phone call that one theory tries to explain the unusual virulence of the 1918 flu by positing that it developed first in Europe's trenches.
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He argues in favor of his autocratic rule by positing that without decisive, paternal forces to direct them, people cannot be counted on to conduct themselves intelligently and productively.
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Then Senators Tim Scott, Republican of South Carolina, and Marco Rubio, Republican of Florida, released their own buddy-gram, positing "unanswered questions and concerns" and some general "uneasy" feelings.
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During the interview Schiff compared the House impeachment probe into Trump to Watergate, positing that "the main difference is the President now has Fox (News') prime time" programming's support.
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" Another positive word doing the rounds of European media today was "optimistic" with the Financial Times's Edward Luce positing that "this was America's first glimpse of an upbeat President Trump.
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Apple closed 1 percent lower, while the iShares Nasdaq Biotechnology ETF (IBB) lost 73 percent, ending below its 50-day moving average and positing its seventh negative day in eight.
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The U.S. economy is improving, said Dwyer, positing growth at 2.5 to 2.53 percent, and this is boosting P/E ratios to an average of 19, with room to grow.
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Rather than open with her collaborations with Paik, the exhibition begins by positing Moorman's version of John Cage's 26'1.1499″ for a string player as the centerpiece of her experimental performances.
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Some were positing that the Mexican government must have known the temblor was coming, and others speculated that North Korea was involved, said Antonio Fonseca, 66, a local history expert.
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Instead of positing value as a basic, abstract quality across society (the way "utility" functioned for economists), she saw value as something determined by the details of an individual's history.
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But positing that some other kind of regulation — of video games or movies or whatever else — will solve the problem is not just deluded but quite possibly harmful and counterproductive.
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I can't pretend to understand why we're baby-crazy, except for positing that it has something to do with a complete lack of control over the world and our lives.
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I like the idea of throwing my body against the canon, of positing my shallow judgements on their looks as the most important record of art of the preceding century.
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Likewise, positing as the principal organ through which cultural Marxism propagates itself in pop culture, that the Frankfurt School so explicitly denounced, would strike them as the saltiest of ironies.
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House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy was recorded in a private 2016 GOP meeting positing — in what his spokesperson later called "a failed attempt at humor" — that "Putin pays" Rohrabacher and Trump.
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Late last year, photo sharing platform Snap rebranded itself, ditching the "chat" and positing itself to investors as a hardware company touting $130 smart Spectacles – available by vending machine, of course.
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The lawsuit disputes the claim that "Dreamers" are taking jobs that would otherwise go to Americans, instead positing "Dreamers" are often taking jobs that companies struggle to fill with qualified workers.
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The annals of early internet forums are rife with comments by intrepid young stoners positing questions and anecdotes on the pros and cons of using various H2O alternatives in their pipes.
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Given enough time spent searching for something that was just there , even the most scientifically inclined person on the planet will start positing various highly improbable culprits: wormholes, aliens, goblins, ether.
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Positing her as less of a harridan, and Tom as less of a victim, and both kids as somewhat spoiled, felt like a reasonable inference, certainly if one knows Williams's biography.
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The family, killed by Bolshevik revolutionaries in 1918, has been a popular subject of mystery lore, much of it positing that a daughter, Anastasia, escaped death and assumed a new identity.
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Trump leveled unfounded wiretapping accusations against the former president earlier this month, positing a series of tweets claiming that Obama had ordered surveillance of Trump Tower during his 2016 presidential campaign.
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Upon the film's premiere at Cannes this past May, critics lavished praise on Zhao's pivotal turn, with numerous authorities positing her as the easy frontrunner for the festival's Best Actress prize.
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It began by positing that "it is to be expected that machines will continue to reach and exceed human performance on more and more tasks," and it warned of massive job losses.
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Positing what AR/VR pursuits could be next for Apple would just be simple speculation, but it will certainly be interesting to see what comes of hires like this in the future.
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But while "millennials" may be the earliest adopters of the on-demand economy, I don't think I'm going out on a limb by positing that those of all ages are joining them.
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For a book positing a new "biological mechanism" through which to understand a wide swath of human experience, there is a surprising emphasis on the anecdotal, with only a sprinkling of science.
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In 214, the book "Can Love Last?" by the psychoanalyst Stephen Mitchell, complicated some of these concepts, positing that trust and comfort can also become hurdles in the way of sexual passion.
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Novels have also taken up the theme, positing that the menorah was returned to Israel, or that perhaps it never left at all and was buried secretly on the road to Jerusalem.
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Unlike the cheesy relics of that period, though, "BoJack" and its ilk avoid coming down too hard on what's "right" or "wrong," positing only that there are definite ways to be better.
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People like Michelangelo Signorile, who wrote about his experience at the Palm Springs White Party in Life Outside , a book about gay culture at the time, were positing that the parties were elitist.
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Logan, on the other hand, embraces its misery, positing a world where heroism and even kindness are always brutally punished, and yet personal connection is the only meaningful resource left to its characters.
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"Conservatives had got into the habit during the 1980s of positing democracy (and not, for example, free enterprise) as the ideological alternative to communism," David Frum wrote in his 1994 book, Dead Right.
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The U.N. has a long history of researching and reporting on the plight of nations throughout the world in search of both human rights violations, as well as positing solutions for better growth.
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That means professors working in computer science and robotics departments — or law schools — often find themselves in situations in which positing any skeptical message about technology could present a professional conflict of interest.
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The only difference now is that he's spent the last twelve months positing himself as the world's largest source of sharable content, and Views has very little to offer by way of instant gratification.
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At the moment, 20 candidates have qualified by either securing at least 1% support in three polls from an approved list of pollsters or positing 65,20203 individual donors to their campaign from 20 states.
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However, this illusion of exclusivity, positing the rare breed of the Voluptuous Female Genius, isn't merely tethered to antiquated bifurcations of feminine identity: the angel and the whore, the mousy bibliophile and the vamp.
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Mohamed El-Erian, the chief economic advisor at Allianz, recently wrote an opinion piece for Project Syndicate positing that the U.S. is in a "confidence economy," or one that is operating strongly on sentiment.
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Clinton's experience, quietly positing her as the steady hand the nation needs to steer it through a stormy time, effectively lands as a deft response to last week's traumatic shootings, without directly politicizing them.
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It's similarly easy to understand why Refn is positing such films as an alternative to what he views as the safety of today's filmmaking, in which regional, handcrafted fare has more or less vanished.
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He was a Boston poet and physician who wrote an article in the 1840s positing that there might be a connection between medical practitioners moving from patient to patient and women's post-birth deaths.
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" And she has managed to exceed Mr. Trump in her criticism of those who would restrict gun rights, positing that "so many of these people that commit the mass murders end up being Democrats.
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At Yale, however, he cast himself in direct opposition to the prevailing ethos, particularly with "The Anxiety of Influence," positing that great literature is an act of rebellion against the writers who came before.
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Widely criticized for characterizing law enforcement officers as a "protected class," and positing that acts of violence against officers should be considered hate crimes, this contentious, reactionary countermovement further weaponizes an already racially biased system.
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Graffiti artist Sebastien Errazuriz sought to raise some interesting questions with the work done with Cross Lab Studio, positing whether augmented reality experiences should be governed by similar rules to those renting out physical spaces.
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Bannon said on "Squawk Box" that he sees the possibility of "people on the sideline" joining the race by this fall, positing Hillary Clinton or former New York City mayor and billionaire businessman Mike Bloomberg.
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An entomologist at North Carolina State University named Fred Gould had written a paper positing that genetic engineering techniques that had been used with insects were ripe for deployment in other troublesome species like rodents.
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By positing as an alternative reality, however fleeting, it also affirms the value of creating a world that caters to your needs instead of existing in a world that thrives off of taking from you.
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Trump–Russia skeptics, legion in the political press, brush all this aside in a gesture of faux sophistication, positing a bizarre series of coincidences complete with a massive cover-up all — for no particular reason.
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A few months earlier, on May 29, 1919, Albert Einstein's general theory of relativity, positing that gravity could bend light beams, had been proven true through the observation of a solar eclipse by British scientists.
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It's also easy to make the moon look huge in pictures through a photography technique that involves using a long telephoto lens plus positing the moon next to buildings, which make it appear bigger in comparison.
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Barrack, who also called former Vice President Joe Biden a "class act" and "a super man," signaled that he thinks Trump's reelection outlook is far from certain, positing that "anything could happen" in the months ahead.
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Hensarling's plan, which anti-CFPB lobbyists and congressional staffers are positing as a compromise, would push some CFPB powers to other agencies while making its budget subject to congressional review and its director a political appointee.
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"Trump–Russia skeptics, legion in the political press, brush all this aside in a gesture of faux sophistication, positing a bizarre series of coincidences complete with a massive cover-up all—for no particular reason," he wrote.
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Switch n' Play's most enduring and important quality is an accepting stance—the ability to believe that any gender performance is acceptable, instead of positing binary ideals of straight versus queer, femme versus butch, king versus queen.
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But as a theatrical parable, "Re-Member Me" is powerful nonetheless, positing acting as a means by which gay men of a very recent era sought to reintegrate themselves into a culture that otherwise viciously disowned them.
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The State Department report flagged a number of wildly inaccurate myths, such as theories positing that the coronavirus was created as a bioweapon or was made by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, according to The Post.
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So it seems plausible that in this counterfactual history I'm positing, a world in which the intelligibility of Chinese texts erodes under the currents of phonological change, Chinese culture might not be so rooted in the past.
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The book pulls from popular psychology, positing that generosity towards the self and an intentional clearing out of extraneous thoughts can lead to greater happiness, providing a practical guide for how to live a more carefree life.
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Gender non-binary and transgender issues are central to the film, but it's also about this idea of lesbian radicalism from the 80s, which is positing feminine essentialism as the only answer to subverting millennia of patriarchal control.
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From the first animation, Messenger (2018), to the last (and most ambitious), Metropolis (2018), the artist takes us on a joyride through imaginary worlds that re-imagine the past while positing new, female-centric narratives for the future.
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"I don't know a lot of people who love the idea of living under a despot," he said, positing a future in which an artificial intelligences — or the people controlling it — outstrip our capabilities by orders of magnitude.
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BP's own modeling paints a less disastrous picture, positing a 35-day spill in summer would have less than a 12 percent chance of reaching Kangaroo Island and less than an 11 percent of hitting the Eyre Peninsula.
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It's like "throwing asphalt on top of a hole," Locksley said, positing that it's the most energetically efficient way to repair damage, whether in the myocardium after a heart attack or in the skin after a major burn.
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Southern lawmakers traditionally prevailed by arguing against federal interference in local affairs, by positing that anti-lynching laws would be unconstitutional and by playing on racial fears with rhetoric about black rapists, a favorite boogeyman of lynching apologists.
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The name Donald J. Trump isn't mentioned in the five episodes, but the season capitalizes on Mulder and Scully's place of employment, positing an embattled F.B.I. threatened by a Moscow-based military contractor that enjoys White House protection.
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"We now see its greater than peer asset sensitivity positing a greater challenge to net interest income given further flattening of the yield curve and the potential for several additional rate cuts from here," analyst Michael Rose wrote.
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For starters, although its protagonist died under somewhat mysterious circumstances in his 30s, the whole movie is narrated by an elder version of Kenney (Martin Mull), essentially positing what a cranky old coot he'd be had he lived.
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To the Editor: If the current and past administrations truly wanted to "think outside the grid" to ameliorate New York City's beleaguered public transportation system, they would be more imaginative than positing ferries and bicycles as partial solutions.
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Dismissing the possibility that the Zayns are all part of a single organism, connected to a central body in the undercity, this video is clearly positing that multiple Zayns have broken into our reality and will now serenade us.
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Two weeks ago, the feminist icon Gloria Steinem set off her own firestorm by positing that young women who have been flocking to support Mr. Sanders were doing so to be close to young men in the Sanders camp.
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"I put it all in our favor," she said, positing that life has a 100 percent chance of arising on Earth-like planets, and that half of these biospheres will produce detectable biosignature gases—another uncertainty in her equation.
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And it prefers not to align with any gay history in the South, instead positing the struggle as a successor to the African American Civil Rights Movement — which is a strange way to frame a struggle that's still ongoing.
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Gingrich's comments come as the Republican presidential nominee has questioned Clinton's health and stamina, positing in a Monday speech discussing terrorism that she "lacks the mental and physical stamina to take on" the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria.
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By moving in and out of dark tunes, sweet love lost and found again, confrontations, hyper thoughts, and positing futures they are wary of having, they speak to how one resolves leaving one life behind for a new one.
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Later, they speculated on the fate of Mr. Kushner, with Mr. Manafort positing that the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III, might be targeting the president's son-in-law as a way of pressuring Mr. Trump into an interview.
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Thomas L. Friedman Two weeks ago, standing on the Syria-Israel border in the Golan Heights, I wrote a column positing that this frontier was the "second most dangerous" war zone in the world today — after the Korean Peninsula.
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What the most powerful works of queer historical imagination seem to be doing instead is positing a vision of the world as it might have been had gayness been a more central if not yet accepted part of it.
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These goals translate to his inspiration behind his City series, in which he tries to explore the connectivity between present racial politics and racial violence of the past — positing that the two eras are not nearly as different as often acknowledged.
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Keller Lenkner also accused Uber of opportunism, positing that if Uber managed to get the firm bounced from the Diva case it would "surely will use (the disqualification) to attack Keller Lenkner's ability to represent drivers" in thousands of arbitrations.
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A Finnish startup is positing that they've come up with a way to bring human-eye level resolution to VR headsets through a technique that will direct a pair of insanely high-resolution displays to the center of your vision.
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They challenged inflation, a collection of scientific models first proposed by Alan Guth around 1980 positing that immediately after the Big Bang, the universe expanded exponentially like an inflating balloon before settling down into the one we live in today.
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The neoconservatives' case for Iraq was abstract and highly ideological, positing not that Saddam posed a substantial threat to the United States, but rather that removing him would allow democracy and pro-American politics to organically sweep the Middle East.
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Despite a Polish government report that declared the crash an accident, far-right supporters of Poland's ruling Law and Justice Party (PiS) continue to promote a conspiracy theory positing that the crash was part of a plot orchestrated by Russia.
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They argue in the book that "over the last hundred years, there is no observable correlation between capital taxation and capital accumulation" and that models positing big economic impacts of the kind of taxes they favor are ungrounded in empirical reality.
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According to a 2016 paper called "The Sick Racist: Racism and Psychopathology in the Colorbind Era," this mind-set culminated in a group of black psychiatrists positing that bigotry was the opposite of normal—that it might actually constitute a classifiable mental illness.
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Positing a vast conspiracy is already becoming untenable for him, placing him at odds with his campaign manager and his eldest daughter, and will look especially ridiculous if he loses in a landslide, with members of both parties condemning him in chorus.
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The 35-year-old tennis star broke the news on Wednesday that she and her fiancé Alexis Ohanian were expecting their first child – positing a simple mirror selfie labeled "20 weeks" on Snapchat, her baby bump clearly visible in a yellow swimsuit.
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And to sort of return to a broader argument — in line with my positing that showcasing Michael's development is part of season three's bigger picture — I think that Simone's addition to the group is significant not just in gumming up the romantic works.
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More than 3 million people in the U.S. alone are employed in call centers, and it's clear to me that the Fourth Industrial Revolution will displace a substantial number of U.S. workers in a far shorter time period than what Mnuchin is positing.
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In fact, no one but first Peter and then Agnes can beat back the betrayal they are experiencing courtesy of their own flesh, their vermin emblematic of less obvious infestations — Peter's mounting sense of dread, for one, positing its own untreatable itch.
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I told you last month that the Soccer Federation had come up with a novel argument against class certification, positing that the lead plaintiffs from the women's team had actually earned more money than the highest-paid men on the U.S. National Team.
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That emerging image of America will affect US influence in the world, eroding its strategic positing and diminishing the strength of American values, weakening those fighting to create more democratic societies where they live and simultaneously strengthening the hand of America's authoritarian rivals.
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Sheldon Whitehouse, a Rhode Island Democrat, in a floor speech called out his "astoundingly weak qualifications," positing that Benczkowski's close ties to Sessions and the administration could be leveraged to stymie the ongoing Mueller probe or create a backchannel for improper information sharing.
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This is not the show positing that all beliefs are equal, but rather underlining the tremendous amount of faith and even integrity required to hold any belief, and to act on it, instead of just using it as means toward an end.
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Ryan Callahan — I understand that discussing someone licking you during a fight is virgin territory so you don't have a go-to response to the question, but positing that a face lick is the same as someone spitting in your face is idiotic.
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Listening to Salzman's questions, it became clear that she was positing that these issues — Jacqueline's fear of flying; her belief that her mother was forced into a terrible life by her father; and her inability to be an independent woman — were connected.
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" A more linguistically playful writer might have asked the same question with the shift of "the head" to "a head," thus positing the notion of ahead while pointing to what Beining later describes as "my stinking noggin, / my lost identity… (poem v).
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The result is a show which is as comically critical, positing the athlete as a quasi "modern-day king of court," as it is downright impressive, with a range of works that each demanded over an 100 hours of the artist's time to execute.
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I wish he'd lived long enough to upload his selfie to Facebook, Instagram, Tumblr, Twitter, after the sun's gone down … In our culture of confession, one of our greatest crimes still seems to be that of positing oneself at the center of the narrative.
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Summers is not alone in positing that the worst may not be over as Britain inches towards the March 2017 deadline Prime Minister Theresa May has set for triggering "Article 50" and thereby the official start of the U.K.'s withdrawal from the European Union.
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He can make a painting seem to appear all in a breath, as in the lovely "Copley Square" (2017) in which we feel his brush flitting here and there, positing points of perfectly calibrated color, coalescing in an airy sense of place and weather.
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This structure is painfully visible within the tech community: indeed this summer's infamous "Damore Memo," a manifesto written by a disgruntled Google employee positing that biological differences make women less suited to computer programming, doesn't just offer insight into a nasty undercurrent inside Silicon Valley.
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He's always thinking about robots "There is a pretty good chance we end up with a universal basic income, or something like that, due to automation," Musk told CNBC, positing a future where truck drivers have their jobs rendered obsolete by self-driving vehicles.
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Here's an excerpt from a more recent piece posted by Greenaway, titled "Donald Trump: The Id of Republican Politics II": Last year I wrote a short piece that suggested a Freudian reading of Republican politics, positing Trump as the id of the Republican Party.
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Star Wars fans' fealty to the franchise is well-documented, and they've been analyzing every single second of every interview and trailer, positing theories as to what's going to happen in director Rian Johnson's new installment and trying to uncover the movie's biggest mysteries.
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This fabricated alternate reality makes for a fantastic story, a theme that continued in Freedman's project Clumpism in 2009: a series of clumpy, fantastical sculptures that came with a manifesto positing a false history of a nonexistent 20-century art movement of the same name.
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As writers of East Asian descent, we chose to turn a critical eye to the work of East Asian performers in light of our increasing visibility, and, we're positing, visibility in a genre that seems to lend itself easily to political concerns: live art.
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The president tweeted what appeared to be a typo in the early minutes of Wednesday morning and many people on the internet spent most of day sussing out what the cryptic typo could mean, some even positing that the president was speaking Arabic (he wasn't).
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But the mechanism he is positing, where the high cost of child care leads women to drop out of the labor force, which leads to a lifelong earnings penalty even when they return, does not appear to be the central part of the story.
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But Kracauer goes one step further, positing that both these films and the oft-forced cheerfulness of the films that were made after numerous central figures in expressionist movements departed for Hollywood are early psychological manifestations of something within German culture that made Nazism inevitable.
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In September, BuzzFeed published an article poking holes into the popular opinion among political pundits at the time that Conway was some sort of "Trump-whisperer," positing instead that she was there to make cable news rounds and put a female face on the woman-challenged campaign.
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For Kliushnikov, as we move away from societies of external control (torture, discipline, public punishment) toward networks of internal control (medicine, mental health, the cloud, surveillance, etc.), the "pharmacological" extends beyond the physiological, positing the dichotomy of healthy/unhealthy as a subset of our cultural condition.
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One of his favorite tactics was positing a variety of fake realities (international conspiracies, the fictional crimes of his enemies, the imagined hellscapes of inner cities) meant to turn his base's focus away from some new mortifying revelation and back to the demagogic message of his candidacy.
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Worse still: After Alexander showed the files or described the contents to top execs, some, especially Kalanick, began declaring that the records might indicate that the circumstances around the rape did not track and positing that Uber's Indian rival Ola might be involved in a set-up.
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Steve Castor, the Republicans' chief counsel, also gave one of the president's most convenient (and thus favorite) conspiracy theories a fresh whirl, positing that perhaps American intelligence officials had it all wrong and Ukraine, not Russia, hacked Democratic emails in 2016 and otherwise interfered in the election.
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Whether it's wondering where we'd be without the man, extolling how he made the world a little safer for misfits and weirdos, or positing that he's the reason we're all here, it seems so many of us have been shaken in ways we are still grappling with.
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With antecedents in British and European social democracy — the lectures and work of the socialist William Morris, the utopian ideas swirling around the Bauhaus in 1920s Germany positing that design should reflect a society at its most efficient and egalitarian — modern industrial design had a revolutionary mission.
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"To posit that Aaliyah is the end all be all of contemporary fashion might be a no-duh point for many of us, but until the world stops doing it, we are going to keep on positing it," Julianne Escobedo Shepherd wrote for Jezebel in 21995.
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A pair of researchers at the at the Harvard Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics is positing that strong gravitational interactions between planets in red dwarf systems and their host stars could make these worlds more hospitable, particularly if they are "tidally locked," with a permanent dayside and a permanent nightside.
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Over the weekend, a theory went viral on Twitter positing that Drake's verse on Kylie Jenner's boyfriend Travis Scott's song "SICKO MODE" — "I crept down the block, made a right, cut the lights, paid the price" — could be a reference to how close he lives to the Wests' mansion.
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We don't know precisely why this happens or what flips us from stimulation into orgasm, although Adam Safron, a researcher who works alongside Prause, recently set out a theory positing it's the result of synchronization between brain waves and the rhythm of whatever external stimulus is at play.
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"A lot of the times when people get the ball they don't know what to do with it," Jackie says, positing that the city's hyper-local sensibility, which had initially helped fuel its scrappy solidarity, had begun to feel less like a united front and more like myopia.
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As his men and women swapped louche jackets and trousers in houndstooth of many sizes, lounge singer satins and sunburst brocade, he made the case for genderless suiting with grace but without compromise, positing the exchange not as a political statement about the refusal of labels, but as generosity.
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"Any such restrictions, however slight originally, would start the end of the open internet of Hong Kong, and would immediately and permanently deter international businesses from positing their businesses and investments in Hong Kong," the Hong Kong Internet Service Providers Association (HKISPA) said in an urgent statement Wednesday.
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Let's peek at a key chart from Feng, talk about Seed deal volume more generally, and close by positing a few reasons (only one of which is Snap's IPO) as to why the market has changed as much as it has for the earliest stage of startup investing.
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And over the weekend, a theory went viral on Twitter positing that Drake's verse on Kylie Jenner's boyfriend Travis Scott's song "SICKO MODE" — "I crept down the block, made a right, cut the lights, paid the price" — could be a reference to how close he lives to the Wests' mansion.
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The Harley genders the viewer's gaze as a male, positing both painting and motorcycle as objects of desire, just as Duchamp had assumed the viewer's gaze to be male in the Large Glass (1915–1923) and Etant donné (1946–1966) — only to deftly reverse the roles in his Rrose Selavy incarnation.
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"At War With the Army" codified the relationship that ran through all 13 subsequent Martin and Lewis films, positing the pair as unlikely pals whose friendship might be tested by trouble with money or women (usually generated by Mr. Martin's character), but who were there for each other in the end.
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When James Damore, a Google engineer, was fired this week for writing a 10-page manifesto spelling out his grievances with the company's progressive values and positing that biological differences explained the tech industry's gender gap, it might have seemed like the end of a bizarre, short-lived morality tale.
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Heather Nauert, the State Department's chief spokesperson, defended the Trump administration's decision to accept a maximum of just 30,743 refugees in 2019 — the lowest cap in the 43-year history of the U.S. refugee program — in part by positing that most refugees would rather remain in their war-torn homelands.
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Heather Nauert, the State Department's chief spokesperson, defended the Trump administration's decision to accept a maximum of just 225,21.2 refugees in 226 — the lowest cap in the 235-year history of the U.S. refugee program — in part by positing that most refugees would rather remain in their war-torn homelands.
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I'm positing that B&N's failure is indicative of a move towards a post-text society, that AI and new media will redefine how we consume the world and the fact that we see more videos than text on our Facebook feed – ostensibly the world's social nervous system – is indicative of this change.
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Although the exhibition roughly isolates three distinct techniques within Chang's practice — purely abstract painting, poems and "poem-drawings," and a hybrid of both — it insists on the abiding influence of poetic strategies on his paintings and of painting on his writings throughout his life, rather than positing that one discipline led to another.
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Rogers responds to Nathan Lee's criticism in Film Comment that "Coppola's conception has nothing to do with thinking through the politics, history or morality of this milieu," by positing that the movie is actually about commodity fetishism: the body of a young woman is divested of all autonomy and traded as a commodity.
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Back in 1995, when the tech god was between gigs at Apple, when he had learned a thing or three about leadership by being snaked out of his own company by John Sculley, he gave an interview positing that empires could crash and burn if the emphasis was on sales rather than product.
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The Shift When James Damore, a Google engineer, was fired this week for writing a 10-page manifesto spelling out his grievances with the company's progressive values and positing that biological differences explained the tech industry's gender gap, it might have seemed like the end of a bizarre, short-lived morality tale.
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The report also makes incredible claims that physicians' incomes would be squeezed (which contradicts their own estimates positing a sharp rise in spending on physician services), and that patients would suffer huge disruptions, despite the fact that the implementation of single-payer systems elsewhere, as well as the start-up of Medicare, were disruption-free.
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It also suggests, convincingly, that there was a grand conspiracy against Avery, positing that after his release in the 1985 case, Manitowoc County officials were so embarrassed by his exoneration, and felt so threatened by a lawsuit Avery filed against them, that they did everything in their power to frame an innocent man for a second crime.
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Friedman's talk ended with him positing that humans spend most of their time today in the essentially "god-less" realm of "cyberspace," a realm "where we're all connected but no one's in charge," while at the same time we've achieved better than ever ability to act with god-like power to control and manipulate our environment.
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One of his notable efforts came in 1978, when he confirmed a revolutionary theory — put forth by Steven Weinberg, Sheldon Less Glashow and Abdus Salam — positing that two of the four known forces in the universe, weak and electromagnetic, are aspects of the same force, called the electroweak force, when particles have very high energy levels.
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Professor Nordhaus delivered the keynote speech at the Harvard symposium, in which he praised Professor Weitzman for his "radically innovative spirit" in, among other things, positing his Dismal Theorem; assessing the negative impact of pollution on the gross national product; and underscoring the positive effects that gains in health care and education have on the GNP.
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" Researchers state that it's also stronger than before, positing "a deliberate strategy by producers to improve perception of the drug after a lengthy period in which poor drug quality and adulteration had resulted in a decline in use," as reports in past years suggested "the majority of tablets sold as ecstasy in Europe contained low doses of MDMA or none at all.
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Tide Pod memes now dominate the forum's list of most popular posts from the past month and include an "expanding brain" theory positing that Tide Pods could have been the forbidden fruit in the biblical story of Adam and Eve, a photo of white Tide Pods (which sort of look like ravioli) garnished with mint sprigs, and a "bae, come over" meme featuring The Simpsons' Ralph Wiggum.
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The notion of Martian life gained popularity and respectability when Percival Lowell, a well-regarded scientist who founded the Lowell Observatory in Arizona, spent 15 years gazing at Mars at the close of the 19th century and came up with detailed maps of canals and oases, positing that they had been built by a civilization desperately tapping its last source of water as the planet dried up.
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It is not that important, of course, which is what lends a laughable uncanniness to the sort of thumbnail narrativizing in Shaughnessy positing that a Cavaliers win will give Cleveland "a reason to go on," or in the idea shared by sports media's more barnacle-encrusted members and some salt-baked ex-jocks that there is something not just soft and suspect but actually dishonest about Golden State's basketball revolution.
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"On the flipside, if she gains more votes than expected (29 percent or so to be meaningfully different from the polls) or if even more surprisingly if Mr Macron fails to make it into the second round then we think the market will seriously reassess the risks," continued Rochester, positing that the euro would likely sell off and the spread between French and safe haven German government bonds would widen in such a scenario.
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One supports the visceral, kneejerk "FUCK THIS GUY" reaction that's so difficult for even the most tolerant of metal folk to surmount when confronted with such blatant fuckery and poserdom, and the other, that dares to suggest that the commodification of metal culture is a good thing—positing that a Bieber fan who buys a Purpose tour shirt may follow the logo's sharp angles down the left-hand path towards proper music eventually.
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Last week, Democrats on the House Science, Space and Technology Committee sent panel leadership a snarky letter positing that, if the committee was so interested in Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE's email server scandal last year, it must also be interested in security shortcomings at the Trump White House.
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In an essay written for the exhibition's lavish catalogue, Johann Thomas Ambrózy argues for an ethical reading of Schiele's work, positing that his stylistic details "unexpectedly prove to be linked to ethical themes": For example, it appears there are more than aesthetic reasons for the extremely enhanced expressivity in the composition of many of his depictions of bodies, especially in works on paper from the years 1913-14, where the skin is covered with downright disgusting spots of paint evocative of decomposition and putrefaction.
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