Stories, he posits, are the most powerful unifier of men.
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It posits that people will do the things they do.
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Or, as one sadly convincing Reddit theory posits, she's dead.
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One theory posits that Tyler will enact a school shooting.
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As Dieter posits below, what does 'Air' even mean anymore?
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He posits the hosts are giving the new lovers privacy.
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Creeps hit on women, and women love it, Ansari posits.
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Robbie Pyma posits his own solution: what about Kevin James?
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And, he posits, what better language to do it through?
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This painting posits a link between foliage and scalding magma.
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The trailer posits some possibilities of what could have happened.
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" It's here that Maher posits: Is it "a woman thing?
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"Strong and Weak signed a peace agreement," one story posits.
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"The most common reason behind raise requests?" the survey posits.
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The article posits a fictional couple Samuel and Felicity Taxpayer.
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Reddit user thebeginningistheend posits that Ford might be a functional psychopath.
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One user posits that Schneider could have used a self-timer.
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Another posits that John Henson, a television host for the E!
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Russia's tactical weapons would destroy much of Europe, the simulation posits.
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In fact, Fyre posits that the blame was solely McFarland's. Those
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He posits that children with "disabilities" are overrepresented among the vanished.
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Juliana Cerqueira Leite's current show posits touch above all other sense.
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He posits that the true digital minimalist doesn't prioritize technological convenience.
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Hindu cosmology posits the same elements — plus a fifth, the void.
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" Clark posits to us on the album's final song, "Smoking Section.
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Fremderman posits an increasingly likely futurescape with an empathetic sense of realism.
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The Guardian posits that Shepard marked Naso's "transition" from children to adults.
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A 2014 DirecTV ad posits this concept: There are two Rob Lowes.
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Sumnall posits that MDMA metabolites could play some hand in the effects.
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Isola posits that Oakley just wants to be embraced by the team.
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Having harder budgetary constraints, she posits, is necessary to force political prioritization.
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A simplistic model of causality posits that extremist ideology leads to violence.
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Dr. Young posits that gorging on electronics can induce peevishness and tantrums.
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It posits that we are, in essence, the Sims, but with autonomy.
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The future it posits would not be out of place in Disneyland.
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It posits all of our contemporary lives as inheritors of this theft.
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The Democracy Spring movement posits a pretty straightforward theory of the problem.
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At least in its first Part, Climate Change posits no such alternatives.
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He posits that users of Tor cannot expect to be safe from hackers.
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It posits that we as humans build networks with those similar to ourselves.
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The Historical Notes also posits that a virus was to blame for infertility.
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President Trump posits interest rate of different countries as part of a competition.
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One is "quintessence", which posits an all-pervasive field sloshing around in space.
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This may have stymied the forces of convergence seen elsewhere, Mr Subramanian posits.
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The brand posits that an American Girl doll is not merely a doll.
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"I think they feel attracted to nudes because it's not normalized," Sahuquillo posits.
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It ultimately posits that neither the cold nor longing have to last forever.
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And so temp music, Zhou posits, is slowly making films sound the same.
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His company, The Boring Company, also posits the technical challenges of flying cars.
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The book posits that there are two types of games: finite and infinite.
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The opening sequence of Westworld posits James Marsden's Teddy as the series' hero.
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Under the right conditions, she posits, small actions can produce major social transformations.
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The "professor" posits an example: the link between infant mortality and maternal income.
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Vanity Fair posits that the controversy may only help get butts in seats.
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In it, he posits that humans can artificially produce the effect of thinking.
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This theory posits that the Night's King could be riding Viserion after killing him.
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Each of the three works posits a different idea about what sculpture can be.
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Sachdev posits a kind of order in cuprates that isn't seen in other materials.
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Invisible "magic" structures of domination and control are all around us, the report posits.
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Man of Steel posits that Superman is capable of visiting untold destruction upon humanity.
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"Here Together" posits Facebook as a sort of third-party facilitator — a neutral platform.
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Channing Godfrey Peoples's film Miss Juneteenth posits that it does, and into something radical.
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This speculation, which originated on Reddit, posits that these things are not a coincidence.
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EQL posits that the numbers are as bleak in live sound and event engineering.
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"Who could ever learn to love a real beast like Voldemort?" posits the caption.
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" The article posits that "we blame Zuckerberg because we can't stand to blame ourselves.
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The deterioration, she posits, is perhaps due to his copious intake of Diet Coke.
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"Calling the cops on the community you're saying you want to serve," posits Rodriguez.
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Life isn't worth living, he posits, if you're not trying to make it better.
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Redditor redough posits that Jaime will kill Cersei as he killed the Mad King.
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As the lyrics examine post-Brexit isolation, the music posits a very uncertain future.
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Jarecki posits that it's about a shift in how we think about serialized entertainment.
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The editorial posits that Family Court has the resources to deal with teenage killers.
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Above all, the new album posits "joy as an act of defiance," Bono said.
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An analysis by Just Security posits that the call actually took place on Sept.
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Martin Scorsese posits "Swept Away" (1974) as an essential conversation piece in its decade.
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Buzzard posits that no one actually completely understands it, or knows whether it's true.
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"Daedalus never flagrantly posits impossibilities," Dr. Jones was quoted as saying in The Telegraph.
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The result, he posits, has been a poor national record on investment, productivity and innovation.
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Forbes contributor Paul Tassi posits that the comet and the Super Hero theme are interconnected.
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We should note that Paradise Lost posits Lucifer, not God, as a fundamentally creative force.
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Part of playing the victim, the piece posits, included never jumping into the political fray.
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If he had stuck to his vision, Levitan posits, his friend might have done better.
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It posits that poorer countries should generally invest more and grow faster than rich ones.
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"It's piggybacking on a really strong trend, benefiting from the investigative, curious drinker," she posits.
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"Inclusion posits a center and an outside, so the center is never challenged," she explained.
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The new Netflix special posits hyper-capitalism as the churning nightmare fated to destroy humanity.
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But Lanoo posits that Johnson's face-to-face engagement with Varadkar should be interpreted positively.
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But, the outcome could allow for greater party divisions further down the line, Fletcher posits.
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If he is, he posits, then he doesn't deserve freedom, a second chance, or Love.
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The film posits a world in which Superman's existence has thrown human life into chaos.
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"Maybe you trust EFF or the ACLU and would just implement their ruleset," Masnick posits.
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The typical preelection market narrative posits that affluent investors move to the sidelines amid political uncertainty.
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It posits that true self-knowledge and true spirituality can only be experienced through the body.
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Science writer Michael Shermer posits that early man survived by connecting the dots in our environment.
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" According to the artists, the installation posits "climate change tourism is a form of disaster tourism.
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Sharapova posits a theory in Unstoppable as to the root of Serena's apparent problem with her.
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Men and women have biological and cognitive differences that mean they approach decisions differently, she posits.
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But what if, Fitzpatrick posits, there hadn't been a safe place to which he could flee?
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Often viewed as an alternative to CAPM, APT posits that returns are determined by multiple factors.
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"It's something that may bubble along just below the surface," he posits of digital tax reform.
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My personal favorite of these posits that Pokémon Go exists to distract people from the chemtrails.
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Simply stated, it posits that the world population is increasing geometrically but resources are increasing arithmetically.
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In a video explaining the study's findings, Mason posits the larger implications of her team's research.
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At its core, the Trump Administration's Missile Defense Review posits that new threats require archaic solutions.
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Instead, it posits the Kennedy assassination was a mafia hit, although possibly one with CIA complicity.
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In the motion, Zellner posits that the real killer is actually Ryan Hillegas, Halbach's ex-boyfriend.
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The current narrative posits a close relationship, shrouded in secrecy, between the C.S.S.A. and Chinese consulates.
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"The reason this series will be different is that it'll be less competitive," our reporter posits.
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"People are disappointed by perfect profiles on Tinder and the reality when meeting people," he posits.
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It posits that orcas only become killer whales after psychosis garnered from their time in captivity.
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The Dunning-Kruger effect posits that dumb people are too stupid to know they are dumb.
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In the film, one of his former girlfriends actually posits he is destined to die alone.
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Ms. Yalom posits that those examples inspired game makers to reflect such power on the board.
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So-called "mobilisation theory" posits that an extremist nominee could increase turnout among its party's voters.
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It's not, Wheeler posits, that everything we've heard about the Trump Tower meeting is totally false.
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Their theory posits that a super dense bubble of vacuum energy that super-charged the Big Bang.
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It posits itself as "the voice of the curry industry" and runs a yearly curry awards event.
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My personal favorite of these posits that Pokémon Go exists to distract people from the chem trails.
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Most of the main characters embody an "aw shucks" demeanor that falsely posits itself as anti-bro.
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One popular (completely unsubstantiated) theory posits that a "deranged stalker" who subscribed to West's website killed her.
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More disturbingly, the narrative of universal impact posits a harmony of interests that may not actually exist.
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Did these shows also fail because, as my mom posits, they didn't create sympathy with their characters?
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Wolff posits that Trump was unhappy at his inauguration: angry that A-list entertainers declined to come.
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The committee posits the subsequent leaks negatively impacted the party's ability to successfully campaign for the election.
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"A common misconception posits that role-playing needs to involve a lot of line-learning," says Dolores.
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Using a GPS or background music app isn't the same, it posits, as browsing through social media.
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In another piece published this month, Mr Bullard posits a very different sort of regime-based world.
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Charlie's Angels posits a world in which women (mostly young, uniformly beautiful) kick ass and take names.
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For those not familiar, it posits that what we think of as reality is not actually real.
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Except this monstrous tale posits that there are no monsters bigger than people in their early 30s.
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When people think about race consciously, she posits, it helps prevent essentialist thinking from taking root unconsciously.
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Jaynes, Mr. Cheng said, posits that ancient people weren't conscious in the way that modern humans are.
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Sandberg's philosophy posits that women themselves have to take charge in the workplace to encourage workplace equality.
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One interviewee posits that death turned out to be a good career move for Basquiat and Haring.
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The fetal origins hypothesis posits that environmental conditions before birth can affect development, health and well-being.
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But the overarching metaphor actually posits the newcomers as the interlopers bringing chaos to a stable environment.
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The survey posits that this discrepancy happens because of the way brands market and sell their clothing.
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This curve posits that as per-capita income rises, so does environmental degradation -- but only to a point.
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The study posits that this outlook shields us from disappointment, even it means worrying way more than necessary.
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However, upcoming documentary Titanic: The New Evidence posits that the iceberg didn't take down the massive ship alone.
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Is it really a problem, Carolyn posits, if it appears an assassin from The Twelve killed Aaron Peel?
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"If Macklemore didn't kill this haircut, it might be okay to let Nazis kill this haircut," posits Davis.
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Sculpture at Luhring Augustine posits contemporary sculpture as a corrective to politically regressive monuments in the United States.
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Popular podcaster and vlogger Kid Fury frequently posits that Blue Ivy operates as a managerial figure to Beyoncé.
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"I think you do age out of it as you kind of reach new adult milestones," posits Bliss.
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She posits numerous reasons for this, one being that mothers wanting a boy may prematurely stop breastfeeding girls.
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Using Dopamine Labs' code, Brown posits that an app can increase usage across the board — not just sales.
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The company posits that tipping could have drivers frequenting more affluent areas, where fares would probably be higher.
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But a University of Virginia scientist posits the dramatic increase in sunbathed buoys as temperature gauges explains this.
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Given the potential motive and Oswald's communist leanings, one theory posits Castro had a hand in the killing.
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The Obama approach posits that the Islamic State can be beaten before European and American societies are undermined.
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The Trump brigade loves the conversion narrative because it posits Donald Trump as "God Emperor" and ersatz deity.
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"Saturday didn't catch on because it wasn't as timeless as the other clothing Kate Spade makes," posits Royalty.
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He posits that Boudet could have hired an automated service to bombard his show with one-star reviews.
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Ms. Willow posits that the comic's mix of traditionalist faith and social justice struck a chord with readers.
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A third posits that Carlos had dental issues and was trying to make a burger easier to chew.
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Slave Play posits that we live in a world in which white people are always carrying the whip.
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The Conservation Letters paper posits a novel, eyebrow-raising idea to solve the problem of motorists hitting deer.
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Robin Dunbar, an evolutionary psychologist at the University of Oxford, posits a link to the grooming rituals of primates.
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Most likely, posits Buzzfeed, Scolding and Furdik were in Belfast to do a cast table reading of Season 8.
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The group posits that universal basic income payments are a solution to the dire, and growing, problem of inequality.
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We got the Internet, for one thing, posits psychologist Frank T. McAndrew, a professor at Knox College in Illinois.
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And a new Reddit theory posits that only one of them will be returning — and it's not Ser Friendzone.
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Yet another theory posits that the "daughter" could be the Delos security guard played by Betty Gabriel (Get Out).
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We tend to think of history as a forward trajectory of progress, but Colette posits that it's actually cyclical.
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So, Campos posits, might not Cohen's Bechard payment be another similar incident, with Broidy's supposed involvement a cover story?
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It posits Drake as rap's latest Icarus – "If I'm going anywhere, it's probably too far," he shrugs on "Headlines".
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Even though most of his audience may be illiterate they maintain the ability to "read an act," he posits.
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A new theory posits that witnesses who know the Real Story (whatever that may be) are dropping like flies.
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Their similarity, Ms. Reed posits, is that they all taste good, and that they are not difficult to make.
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The authors' model posits this event alone accounted for around 70% of the habitat lost between 2001 and 2013.
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She posits that as more women moved into better-paying jobs, they worked longer hours commensurate with the work.
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Norris posits that this is a reference not to the ocean's color but to its "mysterious, hypnotic, dangerous" qualities.
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It posits a self-evident consensus — about a system's failures, and about what might be preferable — where none exists.
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The Trump effect Reaction to Trump is one explanation for the drop, posits Gijs Rademakers, a pollster for EenVandaag.
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"The Silence" posits a grand evolutionary struggle between mankind and its winged tormentors, but every moment feels like regression.
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It posits that the best buildings are easily adaptable, and explains how renovations change the character of a building.
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Ruskovich's language is itself a consolation, as she subtly posits the troubling thought that only decency can save us.
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It posits instead the idea of the "middle path," a life that is neither excessively materialistic nor too ascetic.
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Dickey's book posits that many of America's darkest periods are encoded in our stories of haunted houses and locations.
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Brogan posits that "Saying no to pharmaceuticals is an act of feminism" which couldn't be further from the truth.
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Home Work, featuring Ann Toebbe and Sarah McEneaney at Zevitas Marcus, posits two different conceptions of middle-class domestic space.
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The paper posits that understanding these bugs could give further insight into sexual selection and evolutionary biological novelties in general.
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Its premise posits a capitalist critique, and capitalism's excesses are the primary source of the game's hit-or-miss humor.
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A recent version of string theory posits the universe to have 11 dimensions, seven of which are beyond human ken.
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In fact, one very popular theory posits that Charlotte Hale, played by Tessa Thompson, is Maeve's daughter all-grown-up.
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News which posits that Kate Middleton, the Duchess of Cambridge, is ready to resume her place in royal press coverage.
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Shotokan's Secret is a thoroughly entertaining tome which posits that the most famous Okinawan karateka were bodyguards to the king.
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It posits that there is one part of the brain that appears to be speaking, while the other part listens.
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Bannerless posits a world where we've faced disaster and come out, if not stronger, at least kinder and more responsible.
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" As we progress into the 21st century, Roberts posits that this historicization of pop has become a "museumification of pop.
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He also posits that global warming could be causing them to last longer, as more humidity causes them to linger.
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The organization posits that by 2020, at least two billion people will be using it — or learning to use it.
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The EU, he posits, is making the old Chinese mistakes by regulating things like drug trials and olive-oil containers.
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Kristina Rogers of EY posits that firms may need to rethink their business, not just trim costs and sign deals.
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It posits that slavery might insidiously take over your very body, but there will always be the possibility of escape.
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But it's also at the very bottom end of one which posits cool, musically-savvy bloggers as his primary audience.
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Bullock could ultimately leverage this attention for other political gain, including a potential Cabinet position, Frontloading HQ's Josh Putnam posits.
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A scientific theory called Dunbar's number posits that the human brain can only maintain a social circle of 150 friends.
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Bankrate also posits that younger people prefer cash because it's hard to imagine owning funds they won't touch for decades.
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But a new series of studies posits another neat thing that mindfulness can do: Improve your demeanor as a worker!
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In one of his final chapters, Fussell posits a way out of the class cages he has so ruthlessly described.
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But also, Bugbee posits that Roiphe miscalculated, thinking that her version would not be contradicted because Donegan wouldn't go public.
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But while Ready or Not posits wealth and privilege as a violent horror show, Knives Out paints it as farce.
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The study also posits that a decline in black managers could augur a decline in black executives at technology companies.
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In the section on romantic love, Lehrer posits that it's less about fireworks and more about day-to-day maintenance.
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Ms. Dominus posits that the central question of the memoir is how parents can prevent a tragedy like the Columbine shooting.
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A recently published book by political scientists at the University of Massachusetts Amherst posits that these vexing phenomena are not unrelated.
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Another Reddit theory posits that since Bran is the new Three-Eyed Raven, he and the Night King are ancient enemies.
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The lawsuit that accuses her of defamation posits that she may have invented the allegations to get out of her contract.
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In fact, he posits that the incident in Brussels caused word to spread to whoever had the second bike in Casablanca.
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Agaoua posits a few theories on why they've bloomed in popularity and previews how voice messages will evolve in the future.
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And Cordelia posits that the only way for Mallory to actualize her full potential and defeat Michael is to kill herself.
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If the TV show posits that Offred has some invincible inner core that Gilead can't reach, that lowers the stakes significantly.
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Developed in 7873 by psychologist Lenore Walker, the cycle of abuse theory posits that violent relationships tend to follow a pattern.
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Though Madeleine's case remains unsolved, the series posits that she may have been abducted and sold into a sex-trafficking ring.
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It also posits that rape, STDs, and cheating on a partner are not a big deal, when in fact, they are.
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A Saturday article from Perry Carpenter for Cheat Sheet posits that we're barreling headlong into a showdown between the two Targaryens.
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"What I find fascinating is being able to take a program and find weird things you wouldn't see otherwise," Thomas posits.
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So sure, the case for 263 posits there's at least an opportunity for nuance to exist inside a (double-sized) tweet.
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That technical theory posits that the market moves in distinct phases and is used as a predictor for its next wave.
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"Debriefing Session II" posits, in the performer's words, "a diaspora of paintings," as the dispersal of objects mirrors that of people.
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Smith posits this nightmare scenario: Imagine a government tracking everywhere you walked over the past month without your permission or knowledge.
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But this exhibit posits that Limonious should be recognized not just by reggae fans, but by the art world at large.
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The book posits the studio as a spatial representation of Marker's mind, complete with its organized messiness, circuitry, and vast archive.
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" Even as man develops "according to the laws of the most fatal necessity," he wrote, "he constantly posits himself as free.
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Andrew Solomon, a professor of clinical psychology at Columbia University Medical Center, posits an answer in his essay for the book.
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One variant posits that the pills were not discovered by Cuban intelligence, but instead spilled out in freezer and rendered useless.
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It posits abstraction as an anomalous yet essential phase: Guston's paint-handling became physical and only more so as images returned.
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It posits abstraction as an anomalous yet essential phase; Guston's paint-handling became physical and only more so as images returned.
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TechCrunch posits (probably accurately) that the people who don't take the prompt to start messaging will see the notifications less often.
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That story posits that your character and their rival, a Saiyan named Pinich, are bored with constantly sparring with each other.
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Proposals for new nations, causes, even the Anthropocene — which posits humans as the defining force of the planet — are not represented.
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Ultimately, Footloose posits, progress starts small, on an individual level—from Ren adapting to his surroundings to Shaw softening his zeal.
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Ocasio-Cortez argued that the theory, which posits that low unemployment can accelerate inflation, doesn't capture what's happening in the economy.
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Gordon is basing his prediction on the Elliott Wave theory, which posits that stock prices move in waves in repetitive cycles.
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Another tote, featuring a Raymond Pettibon drawing that posits "Good prose is of no harm," benefited the New York Public Library.
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Androuet's website posits that Brillat-Savarin is the oldest cream-enriched French cheese that is now industrially manufactured mainly in Burgundy.
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The wonderfully named but factually dubious "stoned ape theory" posits that great evolutionary leaps were made when early humans ingested psilocybin.
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But an unfounded conspiracy posits that Ukrainians, not Russians, were behind the hack, and that the Ukrainians framed the Russian government.
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In a Medium post, Vogt posits that maybe it's time for a new metric for reporting safety of self-driving cars.
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Koyama posits that anticriminalization of sex work is sorely needed to provide an active, effective response to issues affecting sex workers.
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The NeuroLeadership Institute even posits that the cognitive effects of power could help explain incidents of corporate greed and sexual harassment.
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To understand the country, Kaplan posits, one must still "earn the Rockies," reaching them on terra firma as our ancestors did.
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Directed by and featuring Kaouther Ben Hania, this mockumentary posits the existence of a criminal in prerevolutionary Tunisia called the Challat.
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At a minimum, Southron Ambitions posits a "just because you're paranoid doesn't mean they're not after you" view of Aerys's downfall.
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The narrative is truly inclusive and non-judgmental because it posits as its start point undiscovered lands—not borrowed, hierarchical ones.
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This, he posits, is because we all voluntarily give up our IP addresses to third parties everyday, such as internet service providers.
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But the equivalence it posits sits easily with the way Mr Trump seems to see Mr Putin's Russia: as a potential partner.
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It's hard to be Cersei Lannister.) However, a new theory posits that Euron Greyjoy (Pilou Asbæck) is the father of the child.
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MOCA posits that until the late 19th century, the concept of architecture as an art form was virtually unheard of in China.
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At one point, Mr Taleb posits that people who use foul language on Twitter are signalling that they are "free" and "competent".
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The idea, popularized by economist Michael McDonough, posits that U.S. GDP growth is tightly correlated to the change in collection of trash.
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It posits Franzen as a heroic excavator of talent, fishing Zink out of obscurity like a bog person out of the peat.
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Instead, Jess posits, ol' frosty face will fly far to the south on the back of his recently acquired undead dragon, Viserion.
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"And After the Fire," partly based in history, posits the rediscovery of a fictional Bach church cantata with a particularly bilious text.
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QAnon theory posits that Trump is engaged in a shadow war with a cabal of globalist pedophiles entrenched in the Democratic Party.
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It acknowledges the questions -- if not always with concrete answers -- but posits generally that for every new challenge there are fresh advantages.
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Anthology Film Archives posits as much with its series Inauguration of the Displeasure Dome: Coping with the Election (January 20 to 203).
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Pacific Rim: Uprising posits that this time around, it's not really the precursors or kaiju that are the biggest threat to humanity.
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Michelson thus posits Snow's film as an ultimate expression of voyeurism: a scopophilic pleasure, where vision is absolute, unhampered by physical impediments.
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On the electro-bop "The Man," she posits how her career and her achievements would be received if she were a man.
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In The Power of Cute Simon May posits that "cute" is a modern-day iteration of the Renaissance archetype of the monstrous.
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One person posits the revolutionary idea that maybe the Sunday scaries aren't actually an unavoidable reaction to returning to work on Monday.
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One of Kozol's favorite critics, the Rutgers scholar Jasbir K. Puar, charges that intersectionality posits people whose attributes—race, class, gender, etc.
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Or, as the Buzzfeed article posits, it might just be evidence that American teens are not engaging with another country's political news.
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The so-called "Hastert rule" posits that a majority of the majority party should support a bill if it is to pass.
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In the bigger picture, Tullo posits that the EDM machine may have only been a short-lived financial opportunity to begin with.
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Governmental prohibitions against marketable goods and services, like alcohol and gambling, Andreas posits, instantly create lucrative markets for those goods and services.
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It is unedited and unabashedly pro-Trump, and it often posits an interpretation of reality dramatically different from that of the mainstream media.
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Ava DuVernay's "Family Feud" short for Jay-Z's 4:44 posits a future filled with intersections of black, female and Native American leadership.
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Duke University ecologist Brian Silliman is the lead author of a study that posits predators are reclaiming habitats from which humans displaced them.
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Through the lab CounterPulse posits art as a means of decentralizing dominant polemics in our conversations around difference in search of cultural pluralism.
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This is the world all of us have built, she posits, and if we're going to make it better, it will be together.
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The CDC posits that one possible reason is that more effective drugs have made HIV a treatable disease rather than a death sentence.
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Dow Theory posits that a breakdown in the transports will precede a drop on the overall Dow Jones Industrial Average, and vice versa.
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Home Again posits that while home is never really exactly what you remember, making a new home can be a good thing, too.
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Due to these changes, he posits, whales are no longer able to break free from the lines and ropes when they become tangled.
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Basically, Fricker posits that #MeToo means that more survivors are being believed when they come forward with allegations of sexual harassment and assault.
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As for Mr Sessions, Ms Hennessey posits that he puts up with periodic threats and public humiliation because he has an alternative agenda.
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Taylor clearly posits his emotional tune up was inspired losing his dad Ronald Cauchi (Taylor was born Jason Michael Cauchi) in December 2017.
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The researchers' theory posits that infectious diseases go through a process of natural selection based on their ability to spread in different hosts.
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Supersymmetry posits that all the particles in the standard model must have a shadow "super partner" that spins in a slightly different direction.
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Typically attributed to Marchionne, it posits that huge challenges facing the industry, such as electric vehicles and self-driving cars, necessitate global consolidation.
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It's also worth noting that, while the above straw man posits a sudden shock, we see this play out every day in ETFs.
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The marriage protection argument posits that marriage increases economic security and social support and encourages healthier lifestyles — for example, less smoking and drinking.
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He posits that everything is based on a prime object and all that develops from that prime object are mere replications and reproductions.
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This idea posits a direct line of influence from lobbyist to politician, and then back the other way for the return back-scratch.
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But it's deliciously frightening, a cautionary tale for the careless and a horror film that posits a world devoid of any real goodness.
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This all-too-plausible scenario posits a 21st-century version of that pandemic that kills hundreds of millions and cripples the global economy.
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There's a meme, Urea recalled, that posits, "If you're Latina, you eat" in chunky white lettering over a picture of Flamin' Hot Cheetos.
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"What if visitors could see, handle, manipulate, and share digital doppelgängers of real objects, or share the attentions of a docent avatar?" she posits.
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"They would've been happy to find a Green Day or something like that, a pop punk band that had huge commercial value," Loewenstein posits.
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The defendants claim they paid a breeder ($200) who had 31 dogs; Judge Judy posits that the dog was probably from a puppy mill.
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Reign posits that the subject alone is reason enough to cancel the show, pointing out that the effects of slavery are still felt today.
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Trump's new memorandum posits that the 90- and 120-day clocks only start ticking 72 hours after the injunctions against the ban are lifted.
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" Polsky posits Stephens either "did something to one of the dogs or one of the dogs experienced something to trigger its aggression towards her.
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Because a new mathematical model posits that while they don't look it, cow herds may be extremely dynamic, secretly contentious gatherings of warring interests.
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Experian's Data Breach Industry Forecast for 2019 posits that malicious hackers are likely to take advantage of the weak security of cloud computing systems.
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But a new article from PopSugar posits that perhaps the series isn't asking fans to believe its characters can travel at super-sonic speeds.
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A return to a grand coalition with Merkel's CDU was another option, but the SPD could be reluctant to do so again, posits Schick.
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Bustle posits that Rory will go to London at some point in the series to visit Logan, and that she'll go into labor there.
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But they also support a theory called "viral eukaryogenesis," which posits that our own cells acquired their nuclei in the way this study describes.
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A theory on Reddit shared by user atomicbolt is about to really burst your bubble — it posits that Sandy is dead the whole time.
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But the movie posits that her thorns come courtesy of a thorny childhood — Allison Janney plays her abusive mother — and, indirectly, figure skating itself.
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It all goes back to this thing called "attachment theory," which posits that humans have a biological tendency to form attachments for survival reasons.
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The Indian government's authoritative annual Economic Survey posits another alarming figure: the country may have an additional 21m "unwanted"—and often neglected—female children.
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And, as DuVernay posits in her documentary, much of our policies and history surrounding prisons and incarceration are shaped by a systemically racist ideology.
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Dexter posits its lead might be a monster, but at least he rids the world of bigger monsters — with rock hard biceps no less.
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This is Laffer's theory, explained in his famous "Laffer Curve," which posits that government revenue pours in after the elixir of a tax cut.
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It posits that we enrich ourselves—and, in doing so, cultivate vibrant communities—by engaging in and collectively valuing a wide array of pursuits.
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Basta posits that the end of the app and SaaS booms are largely to blame, along with a drop-off in investment in fintech.
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"Old age is a time when [women] may be free to pursue things unavailable to them for much of their married lives," he posits.
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Semen Displacement Theory posits that the helmet and the coronal ridge, combined with repeated thrusting, serve to pull semen out of the vaginal canal.
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A long-held theory in astronomy theory posits that multiple proto-planets the size of the moon or Mars first populated our solar system.
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Lending Tree posits that the cost of a commute can be calculated by assuming time commuting has the same worth as time spent working.
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We're trapped, as Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has said, in a "scarcity mindset," which posits that a small number can win only when others lose.
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The more law-and-order perspective posits that the perpetrator should be disciplined in some way—if not fired, then given an official warning.
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It posits, more or less, that anyone with a significant head start on rivals is bound to evolve and develop more slowly than them.
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Endless, the Riku to Blonde's Sora (I assume you've played Kingdom Hearts), posits that life is a continuous loop filled with turmoil and expectation.
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A fan theory posted by Redditor TazoGreenTea posits that Hodor and Bran share an ability to warg, or transmit their consciousness into an animal.
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An article in Quartzby millennial Jake Poses, former vice president of product at Thumbtack, posits that managing millennials comes down to letting them fail.
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This episode posits the idea that Willow isn't close with her mom, and while you could infer as much from the fact that Mrs.
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Specifically, he takes issue with quantum field theory, which posits that the universe may have exploded out of a quantum vacuum thanks to inflation.
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Like "To Kill a Mockingbird" and "The Tempest," it posits drama as a crucible of moral argument, with jokes and shocks and special effects.
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There's "Holiday Affair" (1949), which posits a romance between Robert Mitchum and Janet Leigh after they indulge in some holiday-shopping department store intrigue.
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From saving to paying off debt, this book posits that setting up your finances to manage themselves could help grow wealth over many years.
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She laments to the prime minister that she's never been able to weep when necessary, and even posits that there's something wrong with her.
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Dan Balz's recent column in The Washington Post posits that the 2020 election may have only four battleground states: Pennsylvania, Michigan, Wisconsin and Florida.
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Against this metaphor of liquidity, he posits a "social economy" that invests in people and opens access to ownership and opportunity by spreading work.
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It was a period that the exhibition posits as a seminal year of multifaceted creative exploration in the artist's life, before painting took precedence.
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In fact, one historian posits the possibility that Pleasant worked as a domestic servant specifically to pick up on investment advice and juicy gossip.
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The staging posits that Dido doesn't die of heartbreak, but by self-immolation, after the public humiliation of being abandoned by her lover, Aeneas.
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Click the link if you really want to know the gory details, but suffice to say it posits that Melisandre is another Targaryen love child.
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This ad posits an Orwellian nightmare where the financial services industry determines if you are "great" or not with the help of an unseen narrator.
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But this week's Terraform, Meg Elison's "Hysteria," posits that the futuristic concept of artificial wombs has nothing on the timeless psychological baggage of impending parenthood.
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And it posits that the best thing we can do is love each other and try to do our best, and apologize when we don't.
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"What I think is different now is that more and more women aren't so interested in having a formulaic kind of bathroom," de Rege posits.
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The exercise posits that the nefarious state of Blackland, a behemoth to the east, is fuelling an insurgency in Maroonland, a breakaway province of Roseland.
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Reducing drug prices to the levels currently paid by European nations would save at least $1.1 trillion more over 10 years than the report posits.
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The indistinguishability of the two subjects from one another posits the human breath as a pervasive, if modest and invisible, component of the planet's atmosphere.
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It posits that the problem with our current system isn't the ideal of meritocracy itself but our collective failure to live up to that ideal.
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Mr Wrangham is also an optimist, and even posits a counterintuitive role for certain types of pugnacity in keeping humans on the path towards good.
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Your reckless, uncontextualized piece posits a mythical Snowden-type character, with a powerful, massively resourced adversary, for whom WhatsApp would not be a good choice.
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His analysis posits a split between two different parts of the broad "Republican establishment," as follows: While still somewhat anecdotal, this makes sense to me.
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Besides alleviating privacy concerns, the FT posits battery life could also get a big boost if Amazon's wearable really doesn't have a camera or screen.
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Dubbed an exhibition the size of a city, Artspace's annual City-Wide Open Studios posits new ways to forge intimate bonds between artists and audiences.
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Perhaps a blowout following drilling from the Lapindo Branta oil and gas company piercing an underground aquifer set the whole system off, posits one paper.
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Bernevig posits that as the layers stack up higher and higher, physicists may be able to get the superconductivity temperature to climb along with it.
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The reports posits that new arrivals, and communities that seek to attract new immigrants, could be key to fueling the revitalization of economically challenged suburbs.
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As you may have guessed from its title, the article posits that IoT devices are ready to take on certain major responsibilities in your home.
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This is Wikipedia's definition of the Bradley effect: The Bradley effect posits that the inaccurate polls were skewed by the phenomenon of social desirability bias.
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To show the connection between narcissism and sexual assault, the study's authors employed a behavioral theory that posits many different pathways can lead to assault.
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Cannabis culture posits a different method of interfacing with your own healthcare—it's much more about self-sufficiency and less about relying on perceived wisdom.
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Gordon points to the Elliott Wave Theory, which posits that stocks and indexes generally travel in a successive series of five up and down moves.
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The American Hospital Association posits that by 2023, 48 percent of health-care organizations will have standardized measures to assess the social determinants of health.
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Ryan's history posits that the urban world of prewar Brooklyn produced a certain kind of queer, and that postwar suburbia enforced a kind of forgetting.
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But rather than taking the easy way out by explicitly discussing politics in her novels, Kelly posits, Austen buried her politics in deeply hidden codes.
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Although the hygiene hypothesis posits that our oversanitized world is causing an increase in allergies, it's not a good excuse to stop cleaning the house.
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Humankind, he posits in a new book, "More From Less", is reaching "peak stuff"—though people consume more, businesses use fewer resources to make it.
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" The solution to these scourges, the candidate posits, begins with giving every adult $1,000 a month, his signature policy, which he calls the "freedom dividend.
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Jamal Mahjoub's "Duende 2077" is the most explicitly rebellious simply for its premise, which posits a futuristic Caliphate after the fall of Christian/Western hegemony.
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A related argument from Republicans posits that Trump just needs a few legislative victories, on taxes and health care, say, to improve his standing significantly.
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" Watts posits that Kennedy's unique stature, then and even now, stems from what he describes as his leadership in a "cultural crusade to regenerate masculinity.
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All the trends that spurred the craze for the boozy fizz — including younger drinkers' desire for more-healthful, lower-alcohol quaffs — will continue, it posits.
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Bezos posits moving heavy industry into space, where it would have access to materials mined from the moon and asteroids and 24/7 solar energy.
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The KPMG report posits that autonomous vehicles (AVs) will spur this growth by allowing for faster, cheaper delivery than services like Fresh Direct and Yummy.
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YouTuber HaxDogma posits a fascinating theory: Westworld, and possibly the other Worlds, are housed in a massive dome, like the television set of The Truman Show.
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This theory posits that material caught in the gravity of a rotating black hole will become increasingly magnetized the closer it gets to the event horizon.
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Pratt isostasy posits that the density of a planet&aposs crust varies from spot to spot, whereas Airy holds that crust depth depends heavily on topography.
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That itself is a mystery, though a fan theory posits that is originally belonged to Rhaegar Targaryen, who was killed by Robert Baratheon during Robert's Rebellion.
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Simon Kalouche posits a new form of robotic leg, one designed for maximum range of motion and, more importantly, an easily control method for force reduction.
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Its latest tale — available now for mobile and PC — posits that our lives may be stuck in a never-ending time loop initiated by government officials.
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Cutting insurance overhead to 2 percent (rather than the 6 percent that the analysis posits) would save an additional $1.7 trillion over the next 10 years.
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Supersymmetry, which posits that all known fundamental particles have a heavier supersymmetric partner, called a sparticle, is another creature of the seventies that remains in limbo.
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The complaint posits Al-Jayab lied about his travels and ties to terror groups in October 2014 during an interview with U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services.
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The study posits that the sleep schedule that dog owners can develop to help meet their pets' needs might contribute to a better quality of sleep.
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How does the president square his tax proposals, which would cost $6 trillion, with this budget proposal, which posits an additional $2 trillion in new revenue?
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Trump adheres to an extremely crude version of the Great Man theory, which posits that exceptional figures are born to lead during key moments in history.
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Young and tech-savvy, he preaches an increasingly popular theology called prosperity gospel that posits that success can be achieved through faith and donations to church.
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The Republican convention will need to create a narrative that posits Atlantic City and the cover of Playboy as a plausible road to the White House.
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Vice Principals tentatively, comically posits a survival strategy reliant on more earnest forms of male intimacy, but still couched in the same old destruction and patriarchy.
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Dr. Menno Schilthuizen, a snail and slug researcher at Naturalis Biodiversity Center in Leiden, the Netherlands, also posits that it's the paper our hero is after.
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One theory is called 'disengagement', and posits that as we become more aware of the shortness of life, the relative value of our remaining days increases.
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Editors' Choice One of our recommended titles this week — "Aristotle's Way," by Edith Hall — posits that the path to happiness lies through moderation in all things.
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It posits that cats stand in as useful simulacra for humans, that you can read the history of a place in the history of its cats.
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The paper posits that voice assistants, most of which are gendered female, perpetuate problematic stereotypes of subservience and biases against women — even at an unconscious level.
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"California: Designing Freedom" posits that the Golden State has pioneered tools of personal liberation, drawing a lineage from 1960s hippie culture to modern day Silicon Valley.
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In this fantastical ode to the United States Postal Service, Berger posits that before email, actual snails were responsible for transporting physical letters to and fro.
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One theory posits that flight, which is shared by all bats but no other mammals, has allowed bats to evolve mechanisms that protect them from viruses.
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The Elliott Wave Theory posits that market trends move in a succession of waves that can be used to foresee the next leg up or down.
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Perhaps, he also posits, the Republican Party is used to running on a cycle of purges, starting with Newt Gingrich's stint as speaker in the 1990s.
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It posits that pregnancy is destiny, and that Rory herself is doomed to cycle through a series of romantic relationships that mirror those of her mother.
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The theory of plate tectonics posits that the supercontinent Pangea broke apart and that individual continents are still moving thanks to the motion of these plates.
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Stratford Town Trust also posits that limewashing may simply have been a practical solution to limit the costs of upkeep of the building, which dates to 1269.
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Later, Amelia (Carmen Ejogo) posits that Will's death was actually an accident, which is the same thought we had last week when Hays discovered the crime scene.
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As for why now, TechCrunch posits an interesting theory: It's not exactly clear why the site is being blocked, but it could well be related to timing.
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Conversations about poop — which Ojalvo posits are also increasing as millennials begin having children and thus regularly discussing their offspring's bodily functions — are all well and good.
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In the Shirley Jackson biography A Rather Haunted Life, author Ruth Franklin posits that Jackson was alsoinspired by the Edward H. Everett mansion near Old Bennington, Vermont.
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Kelton subscribes to what's called Modern Monetary Theory, which posits that governments like the U.S. that can borrow in their own currencies can't run out of money.
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Another theory, the phase-shift hypothesis, posits that since the sun rises later in the winter, humans' circadian rhythms stop being aligned with their sleep-wake cycles.
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Gore's dire warnings have come true, the movie posits, but he's been working tirelessly behind the scenes to stave off a global catastrophe—and achieving tangible results.
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This difference has been lost in an election cycle that posits a need to look tough, exclude others, respect authoritarianism and disregard fact for displays of power.
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A lively but overlong and unevenly inspired creation, it posits a contest among the four seasons to receive credit from Jove for the birth of the archduke.
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The title track from Ariana Grande's new album, "Dangerous Woman," posits Ms. Grande, not that long ago an ingénue, as an avatar of sexual strength and control.
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Acampora referred to a confirmation of the Dow Theory, which posits that a divergence between the Dow index and the points to a pullback waiting to happen.
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It's built around the concept of Kanban, the organizational philosophy pioneered at Toyota, which posits that tasks are more manageable when broken down into their component parts.
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Like Marx and Engels, she posits that the family fuels capitalism by inducting successive generations into hierarchy, and like Firestone, she accuses it of inculcating gender inequality.
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And now a fan theory posits that their love affair could come to a sudden stop if the possibly-upcoming trial-by-combat doesn't go Cersei's way.
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This theory posits that the white woman is the famed Night's Bride, and that Aeron is seeing Euron attempting to curry favor with the new undead overlords.
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It's a classic failure of the Finkbeiner test, formulated by the journalist Christie Aschwanden, which posits that a female scientist's gender is not her most salient characteristic.
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The new documentary "Harold and Lillian: A Hollywood Love Story," opening on Friday, posits Harold and Lillian Michelson as a kind of unsung power couple in Hollywood.
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The alternate reality Trump has adhered to, however, posits that Ukraine framed Russia for the hacks and coordinated with Democratic operatives in the US to smear him.
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Drawing on numerous writers before him, he posits that never fully revealing the source of the horror is the best way to effect terror upon the mind.
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Quantum theory posits that it may be possible to create extremely heavy elements — with more than 120 protons — that are also very stable (meaning they'd resist decay).
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I can see why he looks across the Senate and sees people rather than partisans, why he posits his experience and approach as an antidote to polarization.
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With the C-section, he posits, human can keep getting narrower hips and bigger brains without suffering the consequences of more babies and mothers dying in childbirth.
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This theory posits that during a vision into the past, Bran sees King Aerys and tries to reason with him — maybe even warning him about the White Walkers.
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Instead, they see a condition known as "secular stagnation," which posits that the global economy is in a long-term stasis in which growth will remain below trend.
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And while this fan theory posits that the Night King may even turn out to be someone we know, we eagerly await some nuance in this mysterious character.
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One explanation posits that The Reagan Battalion's tweet is the fruit of a major opposition research effort linked to independent presidential candidate and prominent Trump critic Evan McMullin.
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" In his analysis, psychologist Howard Fradkin wrote that Pilkington's history precluded her from defending herself and posits she "submitted to investigators because she couldn't stand the pressure anymore.
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Modern Monetary Theory, which posits that rates should be zero to allow the government to spend on programs that will fix the wealth cap, also is gaining popularity.
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Navalny posits that Deripaska bribed Prikhodko with a luxury cruise and female companionship, and may have functioned as a back channel between Russia and the U.S., via Manafort.
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Narativ posits the funds from the sale were then funneled to Psy-Group, which, according to a report by the Daily Beast, had ties to the Trump campaign.
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Now in its second season (which has pushed the pace, hard, since the opener), the show posits a future where humans have colonized several of the inner planets.
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Another posits that central banks have become more credible at fighting inflation, in turn helping to anchor inflation expectations and making prices less sensitive to the business cycle.
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Rather, it calmly posits a vision of sculpture as a three-dimensional interpretation of a series of two-dimensional representations of an event that unfolded in four dimensions.
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Its founder posits that insurance-rate discounts could incentivise drivers to become, in effect, freelance roving crime-detection units for the police, subjecting unwitting citizens to constant surveillance.
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Despite all their wrongdoings and missteps, this track posits that PC Music's next move could surmount the past and the label will enter a grand, strong, new epoch.
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The Elliott Wave theory posits that market trends, or in this case a stock, moves in a wave pattern that could predict the next leg up or down.
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The theory posits that Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg, like the rest of the world, watched the delightful movie about an ogre and his ass upon its 2001 release.
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With companies like Twilio, a text can be sent using long code from an app to a mobile phone number, which Verizon posits can be used for spam.
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The biblical creation story posits that our forebears were inherently pure and peaceful and only fell into nasty struggles for dominance with the knowledge of the forbidden fruit.
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This posits millennials as the real heirs to the Me Generation, though it's questionable whether many of Mr. Smith's 2.4 million Instagram followers are also actual Vuitton customers.
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Anyways, Peter posits that perhaps the Turd Burglar is a joint prank between Lou and DeMarcus as a way of solidifying their friendship, but Perry says fuck no.
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There's a whole genre of design fiction as well that posits these political things as design objects as a way to kind of pull those futures into being.
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Except for a brief nod to the "sanctity" of life, the text draws on natural law -- a legal philosophy that posits a universal and objective set of laws.
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He posits that pinolenic acid stimulates the production of cholecystokinin, a hormone that slows the emptying of the stomach and causes more bile to be produced and released.
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Based on those agreed-upon facts, the most basic theory posits that Earhart and Noonan ran out of fuel, crashed into the Pacific Ocean near Howland and died.
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This pairing is one of many throughout the show where, by means of excellent curation, Memories of Underdevelopment posits a groundbreaking genealogy of Latin America's contemporary art history.
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Republicans, meanwhile, steered clear of the bizarre theory involving CrowdStrike, which posits that the cybersecurity firm was somehow helping Ukraine interfere in the 2016 election to hurt Trump.
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It is an integral component of augmenting the valuable sentiment of Muslim victimhood, a central ethos of Islamism which posits Muslims are eternally under siege from the West.
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The source provided details which contradict the exculpatory "rogue killers" theory being floated by President Donald Trump and the Saudi government which posits an interrogation that went awry.
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"Disparate impact theory" posits that policies should be reassessed if they have an outsized negative impact on minority groups, regardless of the policy's intention, according to the Times.
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"Boom" gently posits that the arc of the art market in the late 20th and early 21st centuries has been yanked away from art and toward the market.
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This type of kids' content, the suit posits, largely exist as a form of advertising — and in Brazil, it is illegal to advertise to children 28 and under.
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Far too little is said about fashion's relation to Newton's third law of motion, the one that posits for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction.
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Rather, Jackson posits that Himes began writing to work through the trauma of a deadly prison fire that amplified the suffering and shame he had felt since childhood.
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Stein and Toklas never had the opportunity to marry, let alone (as Mr. Einhorn hilariously posits) under a huppah with Carl Van Vechten officiating in a prayer shawl.
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The movie posits that Katherine Russell, his sister-in-law, had asked him to pick up whole milk for her toddler but that he mistakenly bought 2 percent.
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He maintains that the accusations are simply "negative publicity" and posits that his ex-wife is orchestrating the accusations in order to gain leverage in their divorce settlement.
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She references polyvagal theory, which posits that the least stressful way to re-regulate after a traumatic experience is to connect with others and seek reassurance from them.
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That suggests a continued adherence to the Phillips curve, which posits that as unemployment declines, inflation should rise, a phenomenon that has not occurred during the economic recovery.
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He notes President Barack Obama's outreach to President Vladimir V. Putin — the so-called "reset" — and posits that a Hillary Clinton administration would have continued on this path.
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Zuckerberg says that he picked up this book because it posits the inverse theory of "Why Nations Fail," which argues that social and political forces control economic ones.
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The idea exploits an aspect of string theory, the putative but unproven "theory of everything" that posits that the elementary constituents of reality are very tiny, wriggling strings.
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The narrator is a pessimist, at least in this scene, during which he posits that the artistic flame that used to illuminate the world has now gone out.
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The delay-discounting model laid out by researchers such as George Ainslie and Howard Rachlin posits that pleasure-induced self-loathing arises from the conflict between mutually exclusive goals.
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Heidi Rabben, senior curator at the CJM, posits that showcasing historic examples of interfaith coexistence can prompt reflections on how to create a more tolerant society in the present.
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Looking into his native Hungary, KissPál posits how quickly democratic societies can devolve into illiberal democracies, often under strong-man leaders, such as Hungary's current Prime Minister Viktor Orbán.
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Unfriended: Dark Web posits an even more challenging question: How could a horror sequel that takes place entirely on a computer screen match and even improve on the original?
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The monologue, written by Cesarco, posits tragedy as an expression of thwarted communication: the tragic hero receives a message she cannot decipher, typically from a supernatural or otherworldly source.
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She posits that Jolie plays the "game" of celebrity — managing her image, her availability to the press, and the balance between her private and public lives — better than anyone.
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" And, as a super cheesy doom-and-gloom promotional video embedded below a countdown clock posits: "what if the state pays its citizens, not the citizens pay the state.
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It also posits that there would be numerous benefits to the United States of remaining in the agreement and asks Trump to rejoin the agreement as soon as possible.
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The word "Heimat" can be roughly translated as homeland, and the pavilion posits it as a fluid concept that must be established through policy, culture — and of course, architecture.
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Critics, both in politics and the media, have accused Trump and his team of asserting a Nixonian defense that in essence posits that the president is above the law.
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Earlier this month, Rosenberg appeared on CBN to discuss his latest work of fiction, The Persian Gamble, which posits that Iran used U.S. money to buy North Korean nukes.
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These locks have become key to the right-to-repair debate, which posits that consumers should not be beholden to the manufacturer's whims on products that they ostensibly own.
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"Maybe the big resurgence of straighter-down-the-line house and tech over the past however-many-years means people are pining for some more drama again?" he posits.
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The company posits that while there's a will for renewable generation, consumers still don't have a way that's convenient enough for them to make the switch to solar power.
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This rigorously bleak, powerfully absorbing feature — nearly four hours long, shot in subdued colors and slow takes — posits a world from which nearly all fellow-feeling has been drained.
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Restored by the Museum of Modern Art, where it screens this week, "It's Great to Be Alive" posits a plague called masculitis, which has decimated the world's male population.
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Megan Kashner, Benevolent's founder, replies by pointing to science and the unfortunately named "identified victim effect," which posits that many donors prefer to help individuals who are not anonymous.
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Yet while Delos pedaled the ultimate choose-your-own-adventure fantasy future with endless possibilities, Incite instead posits a technological utopia where data chooses the best path for you.
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I think often of this Man Repeller story about body neutrality, which posits that instead of making adoring our bodies the goal, we should seek to "underthink" it entirely.
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"Man of the Woods" posits Mr. Timberlake not as a sex-symbol soul supernova, but as an affable bro who enjoys the funk, soul and disco of the 1970s.
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"You think that if you move to the suburbs, it's just so anodyne there that you're going to end up making boring art because of your surroundings," he posits.
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I feel like we're still positioned in this place of everything that you've learned about modern-day posits, whatever you learn from Black women, we didn't have to teach you.
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At the same time, the team posits rogue planets similar to Earth's mass could be pretty abundant—possibly as many as two rogue Earth-sized planets per main sequence star.
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Mayerson posits the reason is because there are justices on both sides of the issue and neither side believes they have the votes to render a decision they agree with.
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The theory posits that, among other things, President Trump is trying to save the world from a global pedophile human trafficking ring that involves high-ranking politicians and Hollywood figures.
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That assessment is correct, and thus a historical landmark, for it posits an official end to Germany's special and unique status within Europe in the treatment of right-wing radicalism.
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As Charlie Jane Anders of Wired posits, what if the Waif, a fellow assassin in the House of Black and White, has been masquerading as Arya Stark all this time?
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The Dow Theory posits that a move higher or lower in the Dow Jones Transportation Average typically precedes a similar move in the Dow Jones Industrial Average, and vice versa.
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The program posits that if an active shooter situation were to occur, everyone in the school should make the best decisions possible to ensure the maximum number of lives saved.
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The lunar lunacy effect, also known as the Transylvania effect (spooky, right?), posits that the full moon throws human activity, from crime rates to even childbirth, completely out of whack.
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"Witness" posits that the Ceremony is just as much of a burden for Lawrence as it is for June — to the degree that she has to coach him through it.
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Writer Claire Hodgson from Cosmopolitan U.K. pointed out that the timelines don't really match up, and Entertainment Weekly's Dana Schwartz posits that these women have actually been dead all along.
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As Gawker points out, there is an organization called the Flat Earth Society, and its members believe in a complicated conspiracy theory that posits the Earth is a flat disc.
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The two-volume political treatise, which was written by Hitler between 1924 and 1926 and posits a global Jewish conspiracy, is regarded as one of the Nazis' main propaganda tools.
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Adams posits that the current economic environment is suffering from themes that also played out in 1998, including falling oil prices, a rising U.S. dollar and troubles in emerging markets.
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An earlier, similar theme of women taunting a man, "Orestes Pursued by the Furies," (1862), posits three Furies and the dead body of Orestes's mother violently enveloping the insane protagonist.
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Conventional wisdom posits that he should be long past that point, entering the MLS-phase of superstardom – or, alternatively, the Middle East/China/[insert emerging market] portion of his career.
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Communities ChangeThe second claim warranting pushback is the false assumption that alt-right "trolling" is equally interchangeable with 4chan and Anonymous, an assumption that posits static, ahistorical framings of both.
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NASA posits intracranial pressure is a possible explanation for what it calls "spaceflight-associated neuro-ocular syndrome," and devised the test to measure fluid shifts to astronauts' heads and eyes.
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Kingdom Hearts doesn't believe in a stable self—instead, it posits the self as a complex bundle of connections and relationships, constantly evolving, constantly being navigated and manipulated and grown.
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Speculation posits that the company will do it to either further slim down the device or to make room for a better battery, or perhaps some combination of the two.
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One of the most popular TED Talks ever—viewed 37 million times and counting—posits that subtle changes to your body language can help you unlock hidden wellsprings of confidence.
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But The Heart posits that nights like this are a big deal, precisely because they are framed as mundane, as if they're somehow written into the fabric of our culture.
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The paper posits a promising alternative to the giant impact hypothesis, but it will take much more evidence to determine which scenario is more likely to have forged the Moon.
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This attempt is subversive for several reasons, but principally because it advances the idea of resistance through knowledge: the exhibition posits that education can break down borders established by politicians.
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This idea, sometimes called "facilitated adaptation," posits that damage done to the planet's wildlife can be managed, and even reversed, by manually retooling the genes of threatened species for survival.
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Cooper posits that Andromeda is leaning rather heavily on that latter category, but that the intent was likely to have animators do a clean-up pass before the game shipped.
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It posits instituting " a legally enforceable standard" with Congress but it is unclear as of now whether that means a carbon tax, cap-and-trade system or something else entirely.
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Lipman dismantles the so-called "pipeline theory," which posits that when women enter the work force at the same rate as men, they will reach management positions in equal numbers.
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Along the way, Schulman posits that the relationship between the pain we feel and the songs and compositions we love has its roots in a tender, transcendent form of symbiosis.
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A classic piece of research, while sometimes contested, posits that the words we choose have just a 7% impact on the listener's interpretation, while body language has a 55% impact.
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It posits that history is not a linear story of upward progress but instead moves in cycles, and that historical actors—the ones running amok all around us—are archetypes.
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At least one research firm posits that the US online food-delivery market will grow 6.5 percent year over year from $22 billion in 2019 to $28 billion by 2023.
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And to be clear, these were all independent research projects by some of the world's top universities, not the result of some sort of Democrat-led conspiracy, as Trump posits.
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As mere sound, chiptune posits a mechanized robotic future that's friendly and reliable but not efficient enough for inhuman slickness, inhabiting an aesthetic closer to R2-D2 than an iPad.
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His exploration of masculinity posits that young men who are drawn to violent ideology are usually the same ones who haven't proven their value in other ways, like raising a family.
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Since Uranus' 27 moons are tightly packed together, the team posits that in a million years, Cressida will likely have a deadly encounter with one of its neighboring moons, called Desdemona.
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It posits that bodies and spirits can be "purified" through a combination of extensive sauna-induced sweat sessions, a niacin-heavy multivitamin, light exercise, and the consumption of pure vegetable oil.
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And at the same time that The Handmaid's Tale posits that racism is just not going to be a thing in our dystopian future, it consistently underwrites its characters of color.
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Perhaps, though, it does say something about how trends proliferate: that, as the Post posits, the fidget spinner's lifespan in the adult world might be muted, but it's definitely not over.
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Repeating his common "both sides do it" refrain, Stephens posits that liberals who take issue with Biden's willing associations with a rabid white supremacist are just as extreme as Trumpian Republicans.
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Henrik Svensmark at the Danish National Space Institute has long pushed a theory called "cosmoclimatology," which posits that high-energy particles from outer space can influence the climate here on Earth.
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In "The Great Leveler", the Stanford professor posits that throughout history, economic inequality has only been rectified by one of the "Four Horsemen of Leveling": warfare, revolution, state collapse and plague.
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Scientific racism posits behavior and intelligence as matters of nature, not nurture, and anoints white people society's "natural" leaders; adherents refer to this belief as the "human bio-diversity movement" (HBD).
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" Maybe Karen should have stopped to think before sending, as the song posits, or, as Karen smartly counters, "Someone should just teach boys to not do that in the first place.
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JONATHAN MOORELondon The Free exchange column on Italy posits that mutualisation of the country's debt throughout the EU would "relieve young Italians of doing penance for their forebears' sins" (November 10th).
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A belief which posits that Beyoncé is #flawless to the point of being an advanced humanoid from the future who does not have the capacity to do anything misguided or embarrassing.
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" Further, he posits that "what's worked best since September is to go the opposite way of the crowd" — and by that logic, McDonald says "you want to sell the small caps.
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In The Curved Body of a Pixel, artist Kimberly Acebo Arteche posits that despite its speed and pervasive presence, technology ultimately fails to narrow wide experiential gaps created by geographic distance.
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The real cause of the anger and frustration that this election season has unleashed — on the left and the right — is not lack of jobs or stagnant wages, Mr. James posits.
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The theory, which was posted to Reddit by user Aludiana and brought to our attention by Mashable, posits that Rickon's fate may be found in a scene featuring his sister, Arya.
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There is a theory called the Benign Violation Theory, which posits that humor happens when you pair a transgression with something harmless, creating a structure in which to enjoy the incongruity.
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China's structural tendency towards supply surplus in part offsets this supply-demand gap everywhere else, although not last year, according to CRU, which posits a small deficit in China as well.
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He posits that it's the outline of Syrio Forel, the dancing master who was secretly teaching Arya how to wield a sword before the Starks were hunted down in King's Landing.
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Khan suspects these posters are the prelude to a new round of Orlando-focused propaganda videos, while Clarke posits that ISIS may eventually profile Mateen in Dabiq, its glossy apocalyptic magazine.
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You could argue that Julia's obsession with Samara has a kind of feminist undertone: Like many horror films before it, including The Ring, it posits female fellowship as a way forward.
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The show posits, though, that the biggest threat to Sarah's success is another black hair-care entrepreneur, Addie (Carmen Ejogo), who hates Sarah and whose hair cream we see Sarah copying.
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The dilemma posits that as our species evolved and began walking upright, the width of the human pelvis narrowed, enabling the body's weight to stay closer to its center of gravity.
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Instead, he posits that the study of programming is like the study of human thought — similar to learning all the colors in the spectrum in order to paint your first picture.
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When Elisabeth asked the panelists how men and women cannabis users might differ, Matisse posits that women need to know all the info on a new product before they try it.
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Using historical polling data, he posits that while most Americans disapprove of players kneeling during the national anthem, that's no guarantee that public opinion on the matter won't shift, and quickly.
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Cosmopolitan reported on a very light "theory" from Reddit that posits Peter is with Victoria Fuller because on The Women Tell All he spoke about their relationship in the present tense.
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This doctrine posits that the central geopolitical struggle of the next century will be over access to and control of the vast energy and material wealth of the inner solar system.
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Wallace Shawn's new play, "Evening at the Talk House," posits a not-so-distant era in which ordinary citizens facilitate targeted long-distance killings as a way to pay the rent.
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Giacometti/Sade posits that the same groundswell also swept up the Swiss-born Alberto Giacometti, who as a student in 19350 had resettled in Paris at the impressionable age of 231.
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Moreover, in presidential election years, the almanac posits that the market's performance during the first five days of trading will determine if the market ends up or down for the year.
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Further, the 80 pit per year capability will not be reachable in the time frame NNSA posits, and its facilities may not be able to operate properly at that production rate.
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But what is the Left to do with this new twist on Darwinian thought, which posits both selfish and altruistic sides to human nature, equally potent and often, inevitably, in conflict?
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This monumental study explores how things grow not only in the world of biology but also in human systems—economies, technologies, cities—and posits a synergistic relationship between the two realms.
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In her new book on changing patterns of cultural production and consumption, Fatima Butto posits that it's not American pop songs but K-Pop that has become the soundtrack of globalization.
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A new study published in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology posits there's a good chance you can tell if someone is rich or poor just by looking at them.
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"Think National Public Social Media, a non-profit that isn't run by, but gets grants from an institution that is itself capitalized by the government," longstanding consumer advocate Derek Turner posits.
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The nature/culture divide is a faulty and dangerous dichotomy: an old belief that posits a universalized Homo sapiens as somehow outside, and most importantly, above the messy entanglements of ecology.
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The central Seth Rich conspiracy theory posits that Rich, not Russian hackers, leaked last year's trove of DNC emails to WikiLeaks — leading someone (like the Clinton campaign) to kill him in retaliation.
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PopSugar posits a theory that states that Randall and Beth have actually gotten divorced in the years after the present-day timeline, which is certainly possible, if not completely and utterly devastating.
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Bear with me here: The theory posits that the tracks match the line of Taylor Swifts that appear in the final scene of the "Look What You Made Me Do" music video.
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In #followme, billed by Dutch broadcaster VPRO as the first documentary about Instagram for Instagram, director and host Nicolaas Veul posits that the site's influencer economy is a barely concealed MLM scheme.
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Named after our oldest pre-human ancestor, Lucy (the 3.18 million-year-old fossilized hominid skeleton found in Ethiopia in the 1970s) the sculpture posits Africa's centrality in a shared human history.
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Even as the plot dissolved and the seasons got shorter, the documentary posits that the mere existence of a show on this scale, made by these people at this time, was important.
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"Apple wants the car to be closely built into its own cloud software, while the German carmakers have made customer data protection a key element of their future strategy," the magazine posits.
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A New York Times report posits that NAFTA quickly transformed Mexico's diet and food economy by offering easy access to high-calorie, low-nutrient foods and spurring foreign investment in convenience stores.
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The film posits Owens not just as an all-time great athlete and record-setting Olympic champion who crossed racial barriers to defy Adolf Hitler's Aryan agenda for the 1936 Berlin Olympics.
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Anno instead posits what might really happen if an introverted teen boy were put in the seat of a war machine and burdened with saving the world, and the answer isn't pleasant.
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Patriarchy in "Mustang"'s Turkey works in insidious ways, policed by family and neighbours through the idea of namus, or honour, which posits female virginity as central to the fabric of society.
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As of Monday, The Telegraph's poll of polls pegs Leave's lead at 4 points, while The Economist's gives Remain a 1-point edge and the Financial Times's aggregation posits an exact tie.
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A study published last month in The Astronomical Journal posits that intelligent extraterrestrial life could be taking its time to explore the galaxy, harnessing star systems' movement to make star-hopping easier.
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In the most pugnacious manner imaginable, that doctrine posits a future of endless competition and conflict in the Arctic, growing ever more intense as the planet warms and the ice cap melts.
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" The UK posits that the attack was done as a means to frame the opposition "or an operation which went wrong and from which Russia and the regime sought to take advantage.
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Rather than ditch ads altogether, Brave posits that by analyzing your browsing history on your laptop or phone, it can target ads without needing to upload your personal data to the cloud.
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The LA beat scene graduate Shlohmo posits a more peaceful apocalypse on his new album The End, which mostly wraps woozy, grayscale synth work and tense guitar lines on slowly loping beatwork.
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The study, published this week in the journal Science Advances, posits that the tiny particles become airborne and, when swept up into the Earth's atmosphere, can be transported virtually around the globe.
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Echoing the sentiments of the founders, he posits that the nation should go to war only when there is an "absolute necessity" and only with overwhelming support from Congress and the public.
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The email posits that the media is an enemy that must be deflected, inviting recipients to take a survey about how much they hate CNN, MSNBC, Fox News and all mainstream media.
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Simon RaskinSpring Valley, N.Y. To the Editor: Elizabeth Drew rejects the "conventional view" and posits that the Senate might muster 67 votes to convict President Trump, if a Democratic House impeaches him.
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If you're not familiar with the simulation hypothesis: in a nutshell, it posits that we're all living inside a simulation (or possibly a simulation inside a simulation) being run by another species.
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Also dated 1991, "Constructed Facade" (acrylic on jute, wood, 130 by 22017 inches) is another work that posits structural components — two vertical, rectangular panels and two nearly right triangles — as compositional elements.
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In his best-selling 1946 account of his Holocaust experience, Man's Search for Meaning, he posits that his ability to find structure even in the most horrific circumstances allowed him to survive psychologically.
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This theory posits that Ms. Frizzle is actually a grown-up version of Arnold, who's traveled back in time to give her pre-transition self some much-needed life lessons and emotional reassurance.
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During the week, he revealed the artwork (which, via the use of a stamp, basically posits Skepta as new British royalty) and a tracklist (which kinda looks like BBK stole your school jotter).
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This in addition to other potential changes such as the introduction of a border adjustment tax and a reduction of earnings retained from overseas should also be positive for the dollar, posits Falkenhäll.
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THE hygiene hypothesis posits that certain diseases—notably asthma, eczema and type-1 diabetes—which are becoming more common than they once were, are caused in part by modern environments being too clean.
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The faux-origin is French, and posits that the switch from the Julian to the Gregorian calendar confused some people, who could be tricked into celebrating the New Year on the wrong day.
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When Darius calls his friends to alert them to his peculiar situation — before laying eyes on the reclusive Benny Hope himself — he posits that Perkins and his brother are one in the same.
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What American Honey posits is that a church with a steeple isn't the only place where a sense of holiness can rise up: that halo effect can come from community, not just doctrine.
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A new paper published in the Astrophysical Journal posits the hypothesis that a large and distant planet at the outer reaches of the solar system is causing the unusual tilt of our sun.
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The so-called hygiene hypothesis posits that a lack of exposure to infectious agents early in childhood can create a scenario where the immune system mistakes a food protein as an invading germ.
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The recent book Chernobyl: The History of a Nuclear Catastrophe, by Harvard historian Sergii Plokhii, posits that the disaster was waiting to happen due to the flaws in the Soviet system's production norms.
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Go deeper: The company has once again vindicated Moore's Law — which posits that the number of transistors included in a microchip will double every two years — with this new design breakthrough for transistors.
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Even if the ballot measure fails, the U-T posits that the bridges built by Faulconer and Chargers ownership will lead to some sort of local public funding for a new NFL stadium.
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Alomar posits hatred and malice as elements of human nature, not its sum total, but in emphasizing their destructive powers, he recognizes their control over the way huge swaths of the world lives.
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That's not because women of color are inherently sacred, as Andrew Sullivan's caricature of leftist thought posits, but because they belong to a class subject to centuries of institutional violence and social marginalization.
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The "single point of entry" approach to financial institution bankruptcy posits that fixing the holding company's balance sheet — by canceling debt, and thus rebalancing the balance sheet — would stabilize the entire corporate group.
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This singular event completely reshapes the Cold War-era space race, the premise posits, greatly impacting the U.S. political landscape and accelerating a number of other social and political shifts in the process.
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Beaton's homes, Mr. Ginger posits, are more than backdrops: they are the warp to the weft of his love affairs with Peter Watson, Garbo and Kin Hoitsma, a Princeton graduate half Beaton's age.
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As for Kimmel's imperfect rating, he posits that it was because he accidentally took a fellow rider's Uber — and took it all the way to the other person's destination before realizing the mistake.
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Aki and Sid really don't want this to happen; they believe in something called "wave theory," which posits that all living beings—and that includes the invaders—are connected by related spirit energy.
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The election of Barack Obama in 2900 all but refuted a popular political science concept called realignment theory, which posits that the two major political parties fully reform every 220006 or 2202 years.
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But the articles are also an example of a deep strain of American thinking, which posits that we're just a proper budget and a pair of bootstraps away from saving ourselves from poverty.
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The script often stresses the political struggles of Jesus's time, and posits the apostles Peter (Chiwetel Ejiofor) and Judas (Tahar Rahim) as, besides seekers of the kingdom of heaven, determined anti-Roman activists.
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As FiveThirtyEight's Nate Silver reported in 2018, the hypothesis put forth by the book "The Party Decides" posits that endorsements have historically been a helpful predictor for who will prevail in presidential primaries.
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In his new book, Alienated America: Why Some Places Thrive While Others Collapse, Carney posits that for centuries religious (and other private) institutions formed a much-needed social glue that kept communities together.
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The Fight—which concerns the efforts of Caitlin Schultz, a graduate student and single mother, who attempts, two decades later, to find out what really happened—posits that the election really was stolen.
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And at a cultural moment when the idea of "owning the narrative" has become the cliché du jour, he boldly posits that the stories we tell ourselves are precisely what limit our perceptions.
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If your GoT math is a little dusty, the R+L=J theory, lovingly explained here, basically posits that Jon Snow was not a bastard Ned Stark brought home from Robert Baratheon's rebellion.
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In telling this tale, Mr. Joseph posits counterfactually that Babel's judge and executioner was his friend Yezhov (Zach Grenier), whom he met, in another fictional touch, near a battlefield on those Polish excursions.
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"You can perhaps imagine better technological protections in the queuing process, or simply change the first-come first-serve system to a random ballot system—itself open to questions of fairness," he posits.
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The CBO posits that at least one-sixth of the population — over 50 million people — could be dramatically affected by these new waivers and be subjected to "unstable" insurance markets beginning in 2020.
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There are no shortage of examples — when women overtook men in design, housekeeping and biology, wages fell by 34%, 21% and 18% respectively — she posits that work done by women is simply valued less.
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Hoopster posits that "the summer before the movie takes place, the boy and his 'tethered' also switched places," and then has a list of four reasons why they believe that to be the case.
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The alternate history it posits, in which the Axis powers won World War II, would be frightening even if we weren't living in a present in which Nazi imagery is suddenly prominent once again.
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That said, a new paper from the Federal Reserve posits the reason young people are buying less than in generations past is not that they're smarter and savvier, but that they are more indebted.
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It's also a reflection of an artistic lineage that posits Lucas as a predecessor for a number of younger artists working in the same vein, from Jessica Stoller to Allison Schulnik to Roxanne Jackson.
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Esperanza Spalding, "One": Esperanza Spalding's new album Emily's D+Evolution is a wild, ambitious collection of jazz-funk-rock, one that posits her as an heir to musicians like Miles Davis and Joni Mitchell.
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The clip, which originally appeared on conspiracy theory-loving YouTube channel Wowforreeel, combines spooky music with photos a visual abnormality that on-screen text posits could be a sea monster, like the mythical Kraken.
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As he recalls it, her illness prevented the crew from shooting the movie the way they'd intended, and he posits that this could be a reason test audiences didn't react well to that ending.
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While services like PlayStation Now prove that streaming has the potential to increase access to older hardware-bound games, The Game Console posits that consoles themselves are important cultural objects that we shouldn't forget.
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The study, published in The Astronomical Journal in August, posits that intelligent aliens could be taking their time to explore the galaxy, harnessing star systems' movements and orbital shifts to make star-hopping easier.
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But in the wake of this news, the show's dedicated fan base has taken on a new life — and even developed a conspiracy theory which posits that the show isn't really cancelled at all.
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Both the story and the film are explorations of the Sapir-Whorf hypothesis, which in its simple form posits that language determines how one thinks, shaping and filtering one's ability to perceive the world.
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In addition to the child sex trafficking conspiracy, QAnon posits that the Russia investigation was actually a front — and Trump and special counsel Robert Mueller are in cahoots to bring down the sex ring.
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That's long been a theme of good-hearted movies for all ages, and what Early Man posits is simple: It's actually what's made us human, all the way back to the dawn of time.
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Buhari was asked to shed light on a growing social media conspiracy theory that posits he died during a medical procedure in the U.K. in 2017, and was replaced as president with a doppelgänger.
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Evans calls this shift job atomization, and posits that society's ingrained "assumption that every able-bodied adult should have a full-time job" is the actual problem standing in the way of an automated future.
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There's a brisk walk around town, a buffalo wing eating contest, which Jason posits as a nearly mandatory legal practice in order to date a Buffalonian, and a make out session in a hockey rink.
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The Times posits that it's a way of connecting with its users: "Based on your history of interaction with that friend, Instagram knows you probably would not want to miss that picture," the outlet wrote.
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It posits that happiness is a simple function of vitality and emotional maturity: the latter rises with age, while vitality deteriorates with age, but in concert they combine to minimise happiness at around middle age.
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The Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America's amicus brief backing Merck posits the more traditional argument that lower courts need help from the Supreme Court because they can't agree on how to interpret its precedent.
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But a study recently published in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology posits that we really don't need any of these clues to know someone's social class: The face alone can be our guide.
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Midnight Special posits Alton as a Jesus figure, the calm center of a political storm, complete with devoted followers, an inner circle of disciples, and abilities that inspire reverence in some and alarm in others.
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In essence, the sociocognitive model is an updated version of the idea that DID is brought on through suggestion, while the trauma model posits that an experience of trauma is mostly what leads to DID.
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The legal filing, first spotted by Axios, also posits that Benchmark's claims are subject to mandatory arbitration, and that the Delaware Chancery Court, where the complaint was filed, doesn't have the jurisdiction to settle them.
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The California law posits that a service provider cannot deny a service on the basis of a consent choice – but that it can also make up the monetization lost through some other form of compensation.
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Gail: I applaud your continued determination to embrace the fragmentation theory, which posits that there are tons of good candidates and sane Republican voters out there, they've just yet to come out and get together.
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Attending a summit in Kigali, Rwanda, last week, South Africa's President Cyril Ramaphosa did not immediately sign the African Union's proposed free trade agreement, which posits a free trade area between its 55 member states.
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On "Keeping It Moving," a cut from A Tribe Called Quest's Beats, Rhymes and Life, Q-Tip posits that while valuable, hip-hop can't tell you how to raise a child or treat a wife.
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Vargas further posits that characters like the mujercitos (trans women) and Mataviejitas reveal long-standing patterns of machismo and pigmentocracy in Mexican culture, which she visualizes and illustrates through images of these two specific cases.
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Writing for the Atlantic, Steve Inskeep posits that Ahmadinejad (whom he interviewed twice) isn't really interested in American sports or football as much as he is in deflecting criticism from Iran's terrible human rights record.
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He said the increase might also be attributed to what is called the "hygiene hypothesis," which posits that more children develop allergies because they are exposed in infancy to fewer allergens than in the past.
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Like D'Souza's three previous films, Death of a Nation is in essence a partisan argument seeking to recast current events and American history into a meta-narrative that posits an America in need of rescuing.
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The study is mute on why 47 is such a bad year, but Blanchflower posits that it's when pressure and anxiety from work and family hit their highest point, after which they begin to abate.
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History of the oceans: The asteroid that wiped out the dinosaurs some 66 million years ago also acidified the planet's oceans, disrupted their food chain and resulted in a mass extinction, a new study posits.
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The letter posits that the removal of Ibarra's work is an attack on First Amendment rights, arguing that the city's interpretation of obscenity is inconsistent with the landmark 1973 Supreme Court decision Miller v. California.
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While speaking, one woman posits that she must have been "tricked" into the guiding desires of her life; under patriarchy, she "could not trust" herself to want in a way that was ethical or healthy.
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The Dow Theory posits that the stock market is on the upswing when the Dow transportation average and the Dow industrial average make new highs, either at the same time or shortly after one another.
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So it is with "Messiah," a provocative 10-episode drama that posits what would happen if Jesus, or someone like him, appeared today, but which spends far too much time wandering in the storytelling desert.
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Mr. Barr is known as an executive power maximalist and a believer in the unitary executive theory, which posits that the Constitution imbues the presidency with broad powers that are subject to relatively little oversight.
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Netflix's The Keepers tells a chilling story: The new true crime docuseries posits that the unsolved murder of a Baltimore nun might actually be part of an elaborate a cover-up by the Catholic Church.
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Richard D. Kahlenberg, a noted voice in the school-integration movement and a senior fellow at the Century Foundation, posits that low-income students do best when they are in schools that are majority middle class.
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Housley posits that the formerly cruise-averse have realized that pre-planned trips and tours, all-inclusive pricing, and the chance to meet new friends and romantic prospects make ship life an easy, fun vacation alternative.
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Quantum mechanics deals in the physics of the smallest stuff—the tiniest in size, the shortest in time, and the lowest in energy—and posits that on the smallest scale, physical properties take on discrete values.
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" In contrast, the Institute posits itself as a source of education on topics that it believes "conventional" universities like UC Berkeley neglect, such as "religious and classically rational accounts of the human person and human ends.
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The Reddit theory posits that Ser Davos (Liam Cunningham) will smuggle food to Casterly Rock to save the Unsullied, but, more importantly, the Unsullied are going to starve, which means Grey Worm is going to starve.
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LANGSEC posits that the only path to trustworthy software that takes untrusted inputs is treating all valid or expected inputs as a formal language, and the respective input-handling routines as a recognizer for that language.
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The new Iron Sky film posits that the Earth is hollow and home to the Vril, a race of shapeshifting immortal aliens who have been living in the planet's core since the time of the dinosaurs.
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The study also found support for a secondary hypothesis, the "nuisance hypothesis," which posits that price appreciation in lower-elevation places had not kept up with higher-elevation places since approximately 2000 due to nuisance flooding.
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What "Goodwill" posits is that Gordon was the one thing still holding this group of people together, but that his death just might reunite the two of them who most need to be brought together again.
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Walker doesn't believe that ridesharing will be the future of mass transit, and instead posits that a properly managed and well-resourced bus system is much more efficient from a cost, coverage, space and equality perspective.
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New York City's former City Council speaker, Melissa Mark-Viverito, proposed a "Weed for Rails" plan earlier this month, which posits that recreational legalization could drum up $1.3 billion in annual revenue to repair public transit.
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For instance, her original explanation posits that The Handmaid's Tale is an example of hopepunk, because even though the world of that story is a grim dystopia, the main character never stops fighting against the system.
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The novel by William Gibson and Bruce Sterling, an early example of steampunk, posits an alternate-history Victorian Britain in which Babbage's engines weren't just finished, but revolutionary, creating a graphic landscape of analog science fiction.
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" He holds particular contempt for "attacks on the prayerful" because, he sarcastically posits, "prayer for victims of violence is another waste of a few private minutes that could be spent crafting and passing new gun legislation.
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The "nature" hypothesis posits that left-handers may innately be better athletes, perhaps benefiting, for instance, from the fact that the right brain hemisphere is in charge of both their dominant hand and visual-spatial awareness.
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About a year after playing P.T. Barnum in "The Greatest Showman," Hugh Jackman starred in this drama, which effectively posits that the former Senator Gary Hart's 1987 presidential campaign was brought down by a media circus.
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Alternately, Horowitz posits that if the components of the target devices aren't fully opaque, the laser's light may get past the microphone and directly hit the electronic chip that interprets its vibrations into an electrical signal.
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Against Europe's embarrassment of design riches, this exhibition posits an American achievement of equal importance: jazz and — less prominently — the blues, the African-American musical forms that are our first truly viral contribution to international modernism.
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And like Mr. Crusius, he believed in a white supremacist conspiracy theory called "the great replacement," which posits that white Europeans, with the complicity of "elites," are being replaced by non-European people through mass immigration.
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The theory posits that stocks go through waves of rallies and corrections, and Gordon believes that since the stock has recently consolidated for a second "wave" down, the only way for Tesla to go is up.
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And like Mr. Crusius, he believed in a white supremacist conspiracy theory called "the great replacement," which posits that white Europeans, with the complicity of "elites," are being replaced by non-European people through mass immigration.
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He went to /r/greatawakening, the community that drives the QAnon conspiracy theory, a pro-Trump theory that posits that the president is at the center of a fight against a pedophilia ring run by Democrats.
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This year's biennial philosophy derives inspiration from an old Chinese myth, Fauna of Mirrors, which posits that our mirror reflections are actually another species inhabiting an alternative universe, waiting to emerge and take over our lives.
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Sadly, that stalls out a bit with this new series, which posits that humanity's dreams aren't expressions of our subconscious but, rather, visits to an alternate world that we all share and can visit each other in.
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The study posits that this question could be tackled by examining the kinds of social media people engage in: Do they actively post and chat with friends, or do they passively scroll and observe activity without engaging?
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The "resurgence of realist painting" it posits is unconvincing when considering that representational art after Abstract Expressionism largely lacks explicit narrative, even in the work of Rockwell's inheritors such as Bo Bartlett, who is self-consciously surreal.
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But now that millennials are adults and buying trees for themselves, they lean toward the real Christmas trees of their childhoods partly because of nostalgia and partly because they are concerned for the earth, the NCTA posits.
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If Wolfhard doesn't have as much time for Stranger Things, Digital Spy posits that he could be written out, resulting in a death that would certainly answer the question of how this story could possibly keep going.
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There's a famous line in President Donald Trump's real estate manifesto, The Art of the Deal, where he posits an incompatibility between public ethics and the kind of personal loyalty his McCarthyite mentor Roy Cohn supposedly exhibited.
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Mr. Rosenthal posits two possibilities: Either the F.B.I. director was deliberately interfering with an election — "which would be terrifying" — or he was acting out of "some kind of moral self-righteousness," which would not be much better.
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One of the more popular "Westworld" fan theories posits that the Man in Black and William are the same characters on separate timelines, but without indulging that theory too much, this episode does suggest some meaningful parallels.
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Here, drawing on research in urban planning, behavioral economics, and environmental psychology, as well as on his own fieldwork around the world, he posits that a community's resilience correlates strongly with the robustness of its social infrastructure.
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Entry is free (though this is the case with all Serpentine exhibitions), and it is environmentally friendly and posits London as the latest recipient — and a UK first — of a unique piece from this world-renowned artist.
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The Naples Daily News posits whether the clown is really the brainchild of Florida filmmaker Cary Longchamps, who started a Kickstarter to make a Wrinkles documentary before Wrinkles was a thing (Longchamps didn't direct the 2019 documentary).
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" Orenstein concluded that "the government posits a reading of the latter phrase so expansive – and in particular, in such tension with the doctrine of separation of powers – as to cast doubt on the AWA's constitutionality if adopted.
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The author, a poet and critic, is less interested in poetry—the "myth" that "poetry is one thing"—than in poems, whose multifariousness, she posits, makes up a unified, ever-expanding system, like the subway, or Pokémon.
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One possible explanation, known as the hygiene hypothesis, posits that because the immune system doesn't encounter as many dangerous germs in our increasingly sterile modern living spaces, it starts overreacting to benign substances, like peanuts and wheat.
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So, to celebrate the spirit of Torontonian camaraderie, BSS leader Kevin Drew has directed a video for Hug of Thunder cut "Skyline" that posits friendship as a formula of peanut butter, skateboarding, and arena rock legends Foreigner.
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In a 2014 study, Dog Movie Stars and Dog Breed Popularity: A Case Study in Media Influence on Choice, researcher Stefano Ghirlanda posits that pop culture — particularly movies that star dogs — largely impacts dog owners' breed preferences.
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But while the traditionally Republican color of red could be a subtle nod to the incoming administration, it is also most certainly a sartorial statement referencing some of her first appearances during the Obama administration, posits Vanity Fair.
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Despite hefty potential internet-of-things competitors like Alexa and Google Home, Boshernitzan posits that Knocki still has a place in the market, since tapping a surface is less awkward than interrupting a conversation to talk to Siri.
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If you think otherwise, as Farhad Manjoo posits today in the New York Times, it's because you don't understand the point of TV news: It's not to bring you news, but to talk about news that's already happened.
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Caught in the Web posits the idea that the only reason a man as outlandish as Dotcom fell so far and so hard is because he was mucking with the money that helps keep American politicians in power.
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The team, which is led by Johns Hopkins post doctoral researcher Kate Craft, posits that sometime in the last 100 million years, a massive object smashed into the tiny moon, punching all the way through to the ocean.
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The most likely, proposed by astronomers Scott Kenyon and Benjamin Bromley, posits that Planet 1003 is a gas giant that formed in the inner solar solar system before straying too close to Jupiter and getting itself punted out.
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With his mother incapacitated due to illness and his father, Fred, never home because he was focused on building his real estate empire, the author posits that Trump never successfully bonded with a primary caregiver as a child.
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A recent Wall Street Journal article by Sam Walker posits that leaders who only reluctantly take the reins of a company, a country, or any kind of team often turn out to be the best leaders of all.
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Described only as having a "tablet-like computer screen," the new gadget would nonetheless be controllable with a user's voice if, say, they were in the middle of cooking and had hands covered in flour, the report posits.
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She also tells us how hard it was for her to lose her mother when she was only a girl, and posits that her role in life was to be a mother for the people of the Philippines.
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The trolley problem posits this: if a runaway trolley is about to run into five people trapped on the tracks, but can be rerouted to a track with only one person trapped on it, should you reroute it?
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And it's also unlikely that one of the women gets pregnant while on the show as another Redditors posits: as we learned on his hometown date with former Bachelorette Hannah Brown, Weber always keeps a condom on hand.
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Common wisdom posits that it's the journey, not the destination that counts, but when it comes to the rigors of being in the air and on the road half your life, the journey is usually the worst part.
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A network comedy show carefully built up over a four-season arc which posits a simple truth: We owe it to each other, all of our fellow beings on this planet, to try our best to be good.
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Harkening back to the racist ethnological tropes of early 85033th century America, white lives matter resurrects a "racial weltanschauung" that posits the existence of whites is endangered by the biological reproduction and cultural replication of non-white races.
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Afrofuturism owes as important a debt to the writer Octavia Butler, whose 93 best-seller, "Kindred," posits an alternate reality in which an African-American heroine is transported from mid-70s Los Angeles to early 19th-century Maryland.
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The murder of a nun is no doubt peculiar, but The Keepers posits a shocking theory: that Father Joseph Maskell, a counselor and chaplain at Archbishop Keough from 1967 to 1975, either killed her or had her killed.
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The miniseries posits Clark, then, as a sort of ground zero for the ways that women increasingly find themselves denigrated by those who don't seem to think it's a problem to judge them based entirely on their looks.
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The doctrine posits that the powers of the executive branch are vested in the president, which means he has full control over executive agencies, and it questions how much Congress can limit or control the president's executive powers.
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Baker once told CBC Radio that he and several other members of the Grove Street gay community center in San Francisco chose the colors based on color therapy, which posits that each color has a specific energy and meaning.
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The class allegory that posits that the privileged few never gives a second thought to those linked to them — by virtue of their humanity if nothing else — until they're being physically threatened is one that is worth careful consideration.
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It posits that maybe Isaac Newton's laws of gravity need a tweak to account for the behavior extremely large, slow things, such as the very slowly accelerating edges of galaxies, explained Stacy McGaugh, astronomer at Case Western Reserve University.
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One solar system theory meant to explain why the innermost planets look different than scientists expect them to, called the grand tack hypothesis, posits that Jupiter and Saturn danced closer and farther from the Sun sometime in their history.
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" In which the "Ice Ice Baby" man posits a titular theory about the JFK assassination that never quite caught on, while over an angsty beat Public Enemy's Chuck D somehow stumbles into the clandestine meeting to vent, "I voted!
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Sex positivity posits that as long as the choices that are being made are consensual for all people involved, then it's great, and that people should be respected and celebrated for making the choices that are best for them.
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Hanks is the latest target in the ever-growing QAnon conspiracy theory, which posits that powerful figures in government and in the entertainment industry are involved in an array of horrific crimes, including the ritualistic sex abuse of children.
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Through the two-dimensional forest, where cutouts of trees form perforated curtains that spill onto the floor, Curnier Jardin projects her recent film, Qu'un Sang Impur (2019), which posits the aging female body as a source of contraband sexuality.
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It's an invocation of the right-wing specter of political correctness, which posits that the freedom of privileged white people, usually men, is impinged upon by anyone else who dares to fight for the recognition of their own humanity.
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The article posits a number of potential reasons for the lack of canned tuna consumption among young people, including a preference for fresh, non-processed foods, a desire for convenience, and of course, canned tuna's famously off-putting smell.
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Based on previous permits, GeekWire posits that there will be about 15 employees at each location, and three to five workers will be dedicated to bringing orders out to parked cars with an average wait time of 5 minutes.
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They started a company called "Jamba Jeans" and WeMun — Women Entreprenuers Meet Up Now — a kind of nebulous shell company that touts #squadgoals feminism and posits that women can be interested in rompers and politics at the same time.
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In his review of the dog, my colleague James Temple mentioned a salient "alternative Darwinian interpretation" of our connection to pets that posits the infant-like characteristics of pets cause human beings to treat them like their own babies.
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On the other hand, Routine Activity Theory posits that those who live in warm climates tend to spend more time outside, which puts them into more contact with other people and thus increases the number of opportunities for conflict.
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The school of thought posits that, when we spend our waking hours bottling up anxiety over certain issues, our dreams act as a release valve for those worries while we're subconscious so that the anxiety doesn't compound over time.
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Her second novel, " Lightning Rods ," published in 2011, satirically posits that the solution to workplace sexual harassment might be a scheme by which female employees are paid extra to sexually service the male workers, a kind of institutionalized prostitution.
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The hemline index posits that women's skirts rise in tandem with the stock market; perhaps Mahdavi is correct in thinking that an embrace of color corresponds to a desire for cheer amid anxiety, and for sensuality in algorithmic times.
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Changing channels … Mr. Trump may pledge to build a wall along our southern border, but a new ad from the political action committee of the Service Employees International Union posits another wall: the Latino vote Mr. Trump has estranged.
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As a biting satire, the film is sharp on consumerism and shallowness: We live in a culture fueled by testosterone and greed, it posits, and between trendy restaurants and trendier night clubs, haven't we all been a little diminished?
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He posits that artificial womb technology may become more cost-effective with time, and that it would also rule out expenses like hospital stays for pregnancy complications, treatment for fetal alcohol syndrome, or the massive expenses of premature births.
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The American experience isn't retrospectively one of "gratitude," as he posits; instead, many of my peers' grandparents were held in internment camps, marched for their own civil rights and had to fight the American government's best effort at erasure.
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The same thing happens with the criminally underrated "Hey Stephen," from 2008's Fearless, which posits that the mark of true love and destiny is a willingness to throw rocks at your crush's (Stephen) window even when it's cold.
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But while I watched, I found myself thinking about Spike Jonze's 2013 film Her, which is similarly set in the very near future and posits another kind of apocalypse, one that's specifically linked to our over-reliance on technology.
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With a soft tone, respectful to opponents but insistent on the data, "Food Evolution" posits an inconvenient truth for organic boosters to swallow: In a world desperate for safe, sustainable food, G.M.O.s may well be a force for good.
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It posits that authorities knew in advance that the murder would happen and could have stopped it but didn't, believing that making Gandhi a martyr would bring unity to feuding Hindus and Muslims in the wake of India's independence.
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The snacks sparked protests in the Philippines, with some critics arguing that the name is a racist jokes (similar to "Oreos" in the United States, the joke posits that Filipinos are white on the inside, brown on the outside).
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That episode's vision of the future is one in which technology has evolved and adapted to embrace human nature, while "Crocodile" posits a world where people appear to be improbably clueless about the implications of the things they create.
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The study, commissioned by the Princeton Battlefield Society, a leading opponent of the housing plan, posits that a famous back road to Princeton that Washington's men took after their victory at the Battle of Trenton traversed the institute's planned construction site.
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New research published today in Science posits the theory that shallow, nearshore environments were critical to this biological revolution, and that all vertebrate groups alive today emerged from these sorts of marine environments between 480 million to 360 million years ago.
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That quest for relevance, Anderson posits, is what's leading museums to both adopt and be co-opted by AR—and even unauthorized AR intrusions like MoMAR and Hacking the Heist can be a boon for institutions eager to avoid obsolescence.
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If this isn't exciting enough, on the back of the "Lamentation" panel are sketches the National posits as studies consistent with designs in the Sistine Chapel; suggesting Michelangelo used this panel to sketch out designs and ideas eventually used there.
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And, what's more, it posits that because so many of them are true, all the politicians in Washington are locked into a kind of mutually assured destruction: You leak my secrets, I'll leak yours, and we'll both go down together.
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And one of the best of the bunch is a 1999 satirical comedy that posits that the informant known as "Deep Throat," who tipped off Washington Post reporters Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein, was actually a pair of teenage girls.
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The first school is based in New York City and posits the idea that kids learn better when they choose activities that highlight their creativity and curiosity (and their parents fork over as much as $42,113 a year in tuition).
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His so-called January barometer posits that a decline in the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index in January means that major averages will also end that calendar year with a decline, and vice versa if stocks rise during the month.
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The other reason why I mention Picasso's "Woman in a Straw Hat" is because Butterly restages the well-known trope that posits that a woman's body is like a vessel and vice versa, with immense wit and generosity of feeling.
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Getting down to the brass tacks, Hubbard posits that the Astros World Series victory, was foretold by Matt Harvey's start in Houston, which just so happened to be the first start after the Houston area was devastated by hurricane Harvey.
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Morrison also posits that the famed Kiki of "In My Feelings" lore is actually Kardashian West, given that it's a nickname she's gone by in the past — although the last time she tweeted using the nickname was back in August 2015.
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It's that use of the term "troll" when referring to contemporary 43chan users posits a false equivalency—and false uniformity—between those who were described as trolls in the past and those who are described as trolls in the present.
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Late in the film, Judy discovers that several animals who have disappeared (the film's central mystery) are all predators who have "gone savage," reverting to their animal roots (which the film posits the animal kingdom has evolved beyond) and attacking prey.
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The scale effect posits that legalized prostitution leads to an expansion of the prostitution market, which increases trafficking, while the substitution effect contends that legalized prostitution would reduce the demand for trafficked women because legal prostitutes are favored over trafficked ones.
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Although it resembles a giant phallus, and this masculine claim to conception seems willfully sexist, Guston posits the act of creating something out of nothing as grotesque but also magic; the monumental scale implies the exaggerated magnitude of this act.
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Myles has a theory about her resurgent popularity — you might call it the Theory of the Bad Copy, which posits that most people who are breaking with the past do so by presenting initially as bad copies of an accepted person.
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"In the scene, Olenna is helping Margaery choose jewelry for her wedding to Joffrey, and the soon-to-be queen makes a quip about wearing a necklace of "dead sparrow heads" that seems to hint at what's coming," Bradley posits.
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The problem is that the "just" framing (just joking, just a meme on the internet, just a new kind of hazing ritual) posits what we describe in our work as a fetishized gaze, one that obscures everything but the joke itself.
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" Aside from his monstrous behavior with women, Mr. Weinstein ravaged Hollywood in other ways, Mr. Robbins posits, adding that, though the producer was hailed for his good taste, "you could make the argument that Harvey's overall impact on cinema was negative.
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But I've actually often felt that way about Margaret Atwood's novel, which posits a genocide that happens off-page, then situates a bunch of things that predominantly affect people of color around the world on a group of white women.
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This theory posits that the body is one small part of a much larger, mechanized chain, specifically geared to make products for commerce — the body regulated to a "choreography of movements," manipulating various mechanisms with this specific goal in mind.
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"The Octopus Museum," Brenda Shaughnessy's fifth collection of poems, posits an apocalyptic future that looks a lot like now, an extension of our current dystopia in which food, water, housing and medical care are scarce or too expensive to access.
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" As to young people's need for advancement, she posits: "Just imagine the response if people were to say, let's exclude women and minorities from the workplace, because there are not enough jobs — or, more pointedly, because 'they' are taking 'our' jobs.
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Followers of the QAnon conspiracy theory, a labyrinthine belief system that posits that President Trump is waging a secret war against a global criminal organization, have spent much of the COVID-23 outbreak struggling to fit the disease into their narratives.
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It gravely posits that the noise of guns is such a health hazard for the shooters that silencers should not be subjected to the high-risk controls that have also governed grenades and machine guns since the days of mob warfare.
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The framework, invented by Ralph Nelson Elliott, posits that each bull market rally goes through five different "waves" before a pullback occurs, with the first, third, and fifth waves moving upward while pullbacks happen in the second and fourth waves.
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It posits that every outbreak, regardless of its specific traits, is dependent on the interplay between three factors: the pathogen (the agent causing infection), the host (the organism at risk of infection) and the environment (the setting where the infections occur).
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I hope that between her blog post, book, and movie, we see the end of Silicon Valley's pathetic High Performer rationale, which posits that someone who contributes mightily to a company's growth should not suffer consequences for bad workplace behavior.
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The Annenberg Inclusionists Initiative posits that the various programs to help locate women working behind the scenes, from Alicia Keys' She Is The Music to Spotify and SoundGRL's EQL directory and residency, are helping to connect people with women in production.
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The NFAP posits that the drop is the result of trends toward cloud computing services and artificial intelligence, which reduce the need for workers as well as a decision on the part of companies to beef up their domestic workforces.
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In an intriguing take on the "the hero has to die so others can live" trope, the show's finale posits that the Elliot we've been watching all this time is a splinter personality of the real Elliot — just like Mr. Robot.
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Take the theory of disruption, which posits that at some point in time, every industry will be disrupted by some trend or innovation that, despite all the resources in the world, the incumbent interests will be incapable of responding to.
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It instead posits style as a lingua franca, a shared resource — or perhaps as the voice of a menacing collective unconscious, like that of the demon Pazuzu, in the film The Exorcist, which provides titles for many works in the show.
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The 2012 film Cloud Atlas posits the idea of one soul living multiple lives, across genders and races, while their Netflix TV series Sense8 is an action spectacular about eight people from around the globe who semi-share a consciousness.
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The Flat Earth Society's site — which posits that the idea of a round Earth is somehow related to the faking of the Moon landing — is remarkably well-designed and professional-looking, eliminating some of the old hallmarks of disinformation on the internet.
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"In the near future, you can imagine having a smart vacuum cleaner in your house that is capable of hearing you ask to clean up a spot, detecting which spot you mean, then moving over to it and cleaning up," Waltermann posits.
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One explanation is that the hole is a crater left behind by a meteorite impact, while another posits that Ismenia Patera was the site of a supervolcano that spewed out such ridiculous amounts of magma that it collapsed in on itself, and died.
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The Founder doesn't have The Social Network's blistering pacing or malicious, manic edge, but it does follow many of the same story beats, beginning with the way it posits its protagonist as a hungry, resentful outsider looking for a model to exploit.
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In her "pollution" theory of discrimination, Claudia Goldin, an economist at Harvard, posits that men in male-dominated jobs fear that, if women move in, the work will be deemed to have become easier and less worthy of decent pay and status.
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Zuckerman posits that among the people he's interviewed for his book research, the desire to have a secular funeral isn't just about not wanting to affirm the existence of a God or an afterlife that the deceased may or may not believe in.
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The results, set to be published in a future edition of the Astrophysical Journal (pre-print here), posits a total mass of the Milky Way at 21.5 trillion solar masses, which extends out some 129,000 light-years from the center of the galaxy.
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There is a visionary streak in Saraceno's art, which posits an ethos in which we are connected with the air, not blithe polluters of it, and respectful of the sun, harnessing its awesome power for beneficial purposes, in this case, to fly.
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Mashable posits that the high price may come with the publisher's hope that Barack will voice the frustration of dealing with the Republican party's actions during his presidency and perhaps even President Trump questioning whether or not he was born in America.
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Albers had never spoken of, written about, or exhibited his photocollages, and it remains a mystery why exactly he mounted these works (in an accompanying essay, MoMA curator Sarah Hermanson Meister posits, among other reasons, that they may have been intended as gifts).
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Alongside illustrations sourced from the collection of the British Library, Nealon applies his deep knowledge and dry wit to some of the most prevalent of modern foods, from chocolate to mayonnaise to Marmite, and posits questions like: was Charles Dickens a cannibal?
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Pizzagate—the super-realistic, not-at-all-absurd conspiracy theory that posits that Hillary Clinton, John Podesta, and other heavyweight Democrat operatives were secretly running a child sex ring out of the basement of a Washington, DC pizzeria—just won't go away.
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Based on the premise that the majority of the emails were properly deleted, the defense posits there was, "Some sort of bulk-data gathering, live monitoring, interception, continuous monitoring of the account which has allowed this data to be produced," Thumber told Motherboard.
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Nowhere is this more apparent than in the loner mythology that surrounds the stand-up comic, which posits that genius comes only from private pain and public humiliation, each successful comic a grinning Horatio Alger who pulled himself up by his microphone cord.
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But whenever there's fervent interest in a murder case, there are often alternative theories—and one very popular hypothesis that you didn't see in Jean-Xavier de Lestrade's series posits that there was a third party involved in Kathleen's death: an owl.
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Jaclyn Moloney, visiting assistant professor of psychology at the College of William & Mary whose research deals with shame and guilt in close relationships, posits that we fear our connections will notice us unfollowing them and that doing so will reflect poorly on us.
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Director Mamoru Oshii wanted a movie that portrayed the "influence and power of computers" by looking at how that influence and power might evolve over time, and the film posits a near future in which humans have begun to merge with machines.
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With the "reboot" of Room For Cream at The New Museum this fall, The Dyke Division of the Two-Headed Calf posits the soap opera genre, often disdained for its feminine subjects and audience, as the ideal medium to document gender variation.
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Instead, she posits, the penal power exerts social control through what she describes as marking (identifying a defendant as a real or potential lawbreaker), procedural hassle (the ordeal of processing a case) and performance (an evaluation of the defendant's subsequent behavior). How?
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I had never read Erich von Däniken's book ["Chariots of the Gods"], and that's the first time I had ever heard of the ancient astronaut theory [which posits that extraterrestrials brought their pyramid- and monolith-building technologies to Earth during prehistoric times].
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So though there is little doubt in the public mind and artistic sphere that names like Avedon, Penn and Newton have transcended their roots, what this exhibition posits is that in these and many other cases, there were no roots needed to transcend.
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Before Ms. Tsai's inauguration in May 2016, China limited group tours to Taiwan, which many observers saw as an attempt to pressure Ms. Tsai into accepting the so-called 1992 Consensus, which posits that China and Taiwan are both part of one country.
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A newer, more real-time economic indicator known as the "Sahm Rule" which posits that when the 21970-month average jobless rate rises half a percentage point above the low of the previous 113 months, the economy is in recession, or near one.
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As readers of this blog know well, a prominent political science study of presidential nominations, The Party Decides, posits that party elites effectively choose their party's nominee by endorsing the candidate who can best unite the party coalition and win the general election.
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When it comes to the Trump Tower meeting, Wheeler posits that the various meeting participants and associated lawyers could be trying to "craft a story" that will provide a seemingly benign explanation for all the potentially incriminating documents and evidence they know of.
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The idea that our only hope for human survival after the apocalypse is our connection with one another isn't a new one, of course; everything from The Road and Mad Max: Fury Road to Wall-E and Zombieland posits the same answer.
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While the agency has yet to offer a justification for its failure to release data from this taxpayer-funded program, Sohn posits that it's being withheld because it fails to support Pai's claims that his deeply unpopular policies are somehow making American broadband better.
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Feather posits itself as an option for people in liminal situations, like those "looking ahead to a semester of school" or "testing out a city [but] not ready to commit to staying," and appeals to fans of brands like West Elm with sleek, modern options.
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"It's very easy to say look how great our software is, people cannot tell it apart from a real human being — and perhaps that's a much stronger selling point than if you say 90% of users preferred this software to the previous software," he posits.
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Instead of framing self-care as self-improvement, where you're meant to think of yourself and your body as something to polish or make better, Girls' Night In posits that self-investment, or devoting time and care for yourself, as a more thoughtful alternative.
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The Berlin-based magazine 032c put forward a theory of visual culture in its summer 2018 issue called "The Big Flat Now," which posits that because the internet has made previously sequestered subcultures equally available to us, we can bob between them with unprecedented ease.
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Heidegger posits that concerns about vibrator "addiction" among many of her clients seem to stem from the fear that a machine could ultimately replace the need for partnered sex, as well as, in some cases, feelings of shame associated with masturbation and experiencing sexual pleasure.
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"Most important, the findings...highlight the urgency of educating the public, policymakers, and health care professionals about high-risk drinking and [alcohol use disorders], destigmatizing these conditions and encouraging those who cannot reduce their alcohol consumption on their own..to seek treatment," the study posits.
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She posits that the artist's individual human touch is part of what elevates painting to this "special status," but she fails to adequately demonstrate this: intimate touch and bodily presence usually plays an even more significant role in most performance art, drawing, and ceramics.
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Last week, Gordon predicted that based on the classic Elliott Wave theory, which posits that market trends move in a succession of waves that can be used to foresee the next leg up or down, a short-term drop was about to occur in stocks.
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"A lot of the most high prestige art today is humorous, and I don't think that's ever been the case in previous history; humor's always been a minor sideline to major art," he says, and posits a good reason for our increased attention to it.
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I admit that my tweet was a bit more pointed than my other tweets to Trump, some of which have gone viral, but the media must call a liar a liar and not a person who posits "alternative facts" or any other silly euphemism.
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Jaffe, a journalist and a fellow at the Nation Institute, posits that what agitates these groups is economic injustice, and the book does well to set up the financial collapse of 2008 as the beginning of the great conflagration that set them all in motion.
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In the popular press, FOXP2 has been mistakenly touted as "the language gene," and as the long-sought evidence for Noam Chomsky 's famous theory, which posits that a spontaneous mutation gave Homo sapiens the ability to acquire speech and that syntax is hard-wired.
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"Time travel in ASOIAF follows Novikov's Self-Consistency Principle, which posits that there is only one timeline, and people who go in the past to change the past have already changed the past and that it was destined to happen all along," jdylopa writes.
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Recovery posits that you can use a 12-step program to fix problems and addictions in your life far beyond traditional chemical dependency — and while I initially pushed back against it quite a bit, by the end, I'd come around to his way of thinking.
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To the Editor: Your editorial posits that Republican lawmakers "will be forced to confront the reality that they cannot sustain a major political party in the 21st century on a strict diet of voter suppression, discouragement and disenfranchisement," and I hope you're right about that.
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This astounding exhibition of around 50 drawings posits Elizabeth Murray (1940-2007) as one of the great draftspeople of the late 20th century, in command of styles and mediums ranging from ballpoint to pastel to color pencil, from nearly automatist doodles to finished studies.
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Imago Relationship Therapy posits that this power struggle is inevitable and that this conflict is not proof that you made the wrong choice; rather it is indicative that you picked the one who was tailor made to push your buttons and help you grow.
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When Paounov films the many civil servants, politicians, volunteers, and policemen who regulated the hoards of visitors to "The Floating Piers," as well as mishaps, as in a little girl getting lost in the crowd, he posits questions about the life of an artwork.
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Another series that comes to mind is Hulu's acclaimed dystopian drama The Handmaids Tale, adapted from the book by Margaret Atwood, which posits a future in which most women are infertile, and those who are able to bear children serve as reproductive slaves for the wealthy.
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Phandroid posits that its unique Dolby Vision support may be the reason LG's device is the only phone capable of HDR playback so far, but Netflix tells the The Verge that wasn't the reason for its selection, specifying that it supports both Dolby Vision and HDR10 formats.
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In addition to claims that alien abductions are real and the drug epidemic was engineered by the "deep state," the channel pushes the QAnon conspiracy theory, which falsely posits that the same "Spygate" cabal is a front for a global pedophile ring being taken down by Trump.
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There's maybe no better demonstration of how Area 51 was figured in culture than 1996's Independence Day, which posits that the things that are going on there are so secret and potentially terrifying that the President of the United States does not even know about them.
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" The article posits that there is "a feeling among many white men of being shoved aside: A sense that society is growing more feminine, increasing numbers of people speak a different language, immigrants are pouring in unchecked, and the government is more concerned about other demographic groups.
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This unabashedly droll account of the author's search for a hangover cure posits a hangover taxonomy (seven kinds, including "the Creeper" and "the Burrower"); assesses hangover literature from Pliny the Elder to Kingsley Amis; and recalls the experience of flying a fighter plane after a boozy night.
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This statement not only instructs new painters to avoid limiting their repertoire of techniques, but also posits that synthesizing techniques popular in the mid-14th century with earlier, less familiar techniques and styles could forge a new creative tradition of landscape painting; copying could lead to innovation.
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In Le Monde, Jake Lamar — the author of Brothers in Exile, a play about Baldwin, Richard Wright, and Chester Himes in Paris in the 1950s — posits to Chatterton Williams that Baldwin's home, if saved, could become an important place of cultural pilgrimage and host a writers' residency.
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It posits a supernatural situation with moral and spiritual relevance — a disillusioned preacher with a violent streak is inhabited by an angelic-demonic entity that gives him the voice, if not the wisdom, of God — and piles crazy, grotesque, frequently hilarious complications on top of it.
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Since then, it's metastasized into an ambitious theory that posits, broadly, that President Donald Trump and special counsel Robert Mueller are in cahoots, and that the investigation into Russia is actually an investigation to expose prominent Democrats' involvement in a Satanic, global, child sex trafficking ring.
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If we're all essentially nothing, as the bard Harry Dean posits, then artists don't create as much as they make manifest the underlying impulses of the universe, and as a result there are no "authors," just people who made stuff before somebody else had the chance to.
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"One wonders what the impact on racism and discrimination will be when generations of children have grown up experiencing VR experiences where you can literally step into a body of a different race, or different gender," posits Shawn K., a media architect from Portland, in a post on Medium.
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The title posits that the value of Bitcoin is "probably zero," based on an odd, snake-eating-its-tail argument: It's supposed to be a currency, but users treat it more like gold (they save it instead of spending it), so it will never be any good as currency.
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Cooper's narrative is the best-case scenario narrative, the most flattering possible interpretation you can give Jackson — and it still posits Jackson as the guardian of Ally's identity, the one who understands who she is and who she should be on a level that she herself never grasps.
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The hygiene hypothesis posits that the rise of several of these diseases, including asthma, eczema and type-1 diabetes (all of which seem associated with malfunctions of the immune system), has been caused by improvements in hygiene of the sort that have helped get rid of other illnesses.
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During the trip, the Caucus also met with nonprofits like Blackand the Workers Lab to discuss the so-called pipeline problem, which posits that not enough African Americans and Latinx are studying computer science in school and as a result, make up less of the tech industry workforce.
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Instead, posits Bershidsky, he releases them for the benefit of the Western press as some kind of double bluff, as we lap up this contrived machismo while he goes about his business quietly behind the scenes, massaging the corridors of power to strengthen his own bearhug on the Kremlin.
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Trolls posits a universe where the singing, dancing, hugging Trolls live in a Troll Tree — until they are imprisoned by big, monochromatic monsters named Bergens, who look a bit like the images from a computer monitor back when said monitors could only display four colors at a time.
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BCG posits that's why e-commerce habit adoption has been slower in the U.S. Chinese shopping habits: More time: On average China's consumers spend about 30 minutes each day on the leading e-commerce marketplace in China, Alibaba's Taobao, about three times as long as the average American.
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Still, while it's easy to understand Wilson's frustration, especially given that pro rata rights are legally provisioned to investors that are making a sizable investment (what's called a "major investor threshold"), the answer probably isn't to put more teeth into these agreements, as Wilson posits may be necessary.
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As politically far-fetched as his proposals might be, then, Mr Sanders' views correspond to only a small portion of the socialist programme advocated by Karl Marx in his Communist Manifesto and are a far cry from Marx's vision of a stateless communist society he posits would follow.
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But the way the four major studios make superhero films — Disney (the characters connected to the Avengers), Warner Brothers (DC characters like Superman and Batman), Fox (the X-Men), and Sony (Spider-man and pals) — essentially posits every new superhero film as the latest episode of a TV show.
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" Another study, conducted at Marquette University, posits that life sentences may provide more opportunities for co-victims to heal, that they "may prefer the finality of a life sentence and the obscurity into which the defendant will quickly fall, to the continued uncertainty and publicity of the death penalty.
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This theory posits that the pain of MALS isn't caused by a lack of blood to the gut but instead is a result of a loss of blood to and direct injury of the celiac ganglion, the nerve bundle that wraps around the celiac artery in the upper abdomen.
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The idea of "benevolent" slavery, which is becoming more and more common in revisionist white supremacist history, is handily attacked in this piece, which posits Jefferson as a symbol for all white, slave-owning Americans and the anonymous black woman (whose humanity is palpable) for all enslaved people.
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The big picture: Lionel Media, whose real name is Michael William Lebron, is an enthusiastic proponent of the QAnon conspiracy theory, which posits that Trump and Robert Mueller have secretly teamed up to take on a global cabal of pedophiles (Hillary is on the same side as the pedophiles).
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Proponents argue that this is the appropriate response to the possibility that Russia may employ a military strategy of "escalate to de-escalate," which posits that the threat or the use of a small number of nuclear weapons in a conflict can coerce the enemy to back down.
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" Noting the uptick in wildfires over the last three hotter, drier decades, she posits that by the middle of this century, "82 million people in the Western United States are likely to experience more and longer 'smokewaves,' defined as consecutive days of high, unhealthy particulate levels from wildfires.
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As discussion swirled around how future embassies would build on this first iteration, the curators returned to the show's title as a philosophical waypoint, which is drawn from a paper by Jon Ippolito, "Death by Wall Label" that posits that for digital culture, staying put is tantamount to death.
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Denny posits that he wants to strike a balance between relaying information — in effect being a "tech advocate of sorts," as he told me on a walkthrough of the show earlier this month — while also creating sculptures in the visual language he is traditionally versed in, which is art.
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The latest of these posits that the apparent downfall of chief strategist Steve Bannon, driven by personality clashes with Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump and substantive policy disagreements with National Economic Council chief Gary Cohn, mark the dawn of a new, more "moderate" or "centrist" version of Trumpism.
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