If you believe the following three propositions, you should consider taking a long position on Snap: With this post, I've done my best to build the case for propositions one and two.
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She often flirted with his propositions but ultimately rejected them.
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With that in mind, Arya propositions Gendry, who happily obliges.
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There, Penny is waiting for him and propositions him again.
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Again, there is not much evidence to support these propositions.
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This year's proliferation of propositions springs from a 267 reform.
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I faced a flood of unwanted propositions and harassing messages.
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"But we are open to any interesting propositions", says Intissar.
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But really, we could not be fiscally sound without propositions.
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I once asked Bouvier what drew him to particular propositions.
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Par ailleurs, en parlant de migrant, de terrorisme, d'islamisme, de colonisation et d'euro avec les propositions tranchées qu'elle affectionne, Mme Le Pen a peu à peu levé les tabous et normalisé les propositions scandaleuses.
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Many leaders in Lima may have agreed with both Bolivarian propositions.
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A few sexual favor propositions here and there but that's sketchy.
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None of the opposition's propositions in parliament have even been considered.
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That narrative is based on three propositions, all of them false.
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Or at least enough attention to pass laws and voter propositions.
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We're just calling out a problem we identified and making propositions.
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The chapter "Propositions" is dedicated to alternative, activist, and scientific proposals.
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And we are collaborating with diverse organizations on new value propositions.
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There is little evidence to support either of those propositions, however.
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Keep in mind that games are not always win-lose propositions.
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Computer science involves a lot of propositions, or true/false statements.
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But how could you test a theory that lacked any propositions?
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All of these propositions are costly or dangerous — or both. 4.
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Chinese intelligence uses bribery or phony business propositions in its recruitment efforts.
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In a different segment, the boy aggressively propositions women in a park.
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When Candy propositions Mike, his stare sends her scurrying across the street.
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Some of the DAO propositions won only 21970 or 6% the votes.
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And the use of ballot propositions may only grow, according to Matsusaka.
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The remaining 25 big spenders focused on state propositions or corporate campaigns.
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In several cases, propositions exist only because the legislature cannot take action.
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John Hickenlooper (D) signed two voter-passed propositions into law on Tuesday.
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They experience everything from suggestive looks to unwanted touching to frank propositions.
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Code is a series of propositions about arranging transistors in a computer.
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Beginning in 1966, the plot of "Star Trek" closely followed Posadas's propositions.
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Broadly, America and China offer two very different propositions to smaller states.
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To work together, they must establish interlinked value propositions and coordinate efforts.
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For service providers, one of Planet Deepblu's value propositions is reaching younger divers.
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As Blanchard notes, the natural rate hypothesis actually consists of two interlocking propositions.
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The news has left both Duet and Astro reassessing their respective value propositions.
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HR 22.0 placed a premium on administrative versus talent-centric value propositions, i.e.
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The legislature moved all statewide propositions to the general election, rather than primaries.
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"We strongly believe the different cloud providers have different value propositions," McJannet said.
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Based on that research, we've identified five propositions about thriving during digital disruption.
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The movie almost defensively insists on propositions we had no reason to doubt.
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There were 18 propositions on the ballot in 2016, and 16 in 2018.
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Given Paris's cold and rainy weather, they didn't seem like such outlandish propositions.
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Registered gamblers could bet digitally, though on only a limited selection of propositions.
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In the report, at least six models accuse Demarchelier of unwanted advances and propositions.
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They do not argue with propositions; they argue with good looks, celebrities and commercials.
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The aversion to paid plasma rests on three reasonable-sounding but largely groundless propositions.
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That is one of many conceptual propositions brought forward by abstract artist, Theo Triantafyllidis.
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I've had much more difficult marketing propositions to sell on the market than that.
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It also published a voter guide, which included down-ballot propositions and local races.
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In the scene, the woman approaches two American soldiers and propositions them for sex.
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It is one of the few propositions that unites economists across the political spectrum.
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There's different ad propositions within the back end now with the same technology. Yes.
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If truth is objective, assertions or propositions are true depending on how things are.
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By the summer of 2016, Kickstarter and Indiegogo gadgets seemed like clearly risky propositions.
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Broadly classified as the materials sector, these companies can offer long-term value propositions.
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And now we basically have a proper portfolio that's two fundamentally simple value propositions.
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Underlying the Diamond-Saez analysis are two propositions: Diminishing marginal utility and competitive markets.
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But these kinds of propositions were often the beginning of a wider known issue.
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These aren't either/or propositions; it is possible to enact multiple of these plans.
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And see reporting in The New York Times on other statewide initiatives: Proposition 214 (a new school bond) | Proposition 313 (cigarette tax) | Proposition 231 (condoms in adult films) | Propositions 212 and 26 (death penalty questions) | Propositions 65 and 67 (on banning plastic bags).
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The adaptive-markets theory does not really produce any testable propositions, or market-beating strategies.
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Instead, it's his propositions for America's place in the global economy that are raising eyebrows.
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Like all philosophical poets he advances arguments, but he argues in images rather than propositions.
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And elsewhere there are some intriguing initiatives, propositions and local elections to consider, Wilson writes.
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And two other states — Oklahoma and Nebraska — will also vote on ballot propositions this year.
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Repeated groping, sexual propositions, and sexualized comments at work usually don't meet that high standard.
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What do you do when a group of male passengers aggressively propositions a female driver?
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A Pret lobster roll and one from a fancy seafood restaurant are quite different propositions.
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She laughed off some of the harassment and insults, rejected propositions and complained to colleagues.
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These are complex propositions for Ainge and the rest of the Celtics brass to consider.
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See the full list of endorsements here and recommendations on the 11 statewide propositions here.
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It is a Rubik's Cube of if-then propositions, a quantitative reasoning problem on steroids.
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If you watch the mainstream media these days, you'll be certain of the following propositions.
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The coalition even offered to take over WeGrow from WeWork, but their propositions were rebuffed.
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Let me state two propositions derived from the proposition that people are perfectly rational: 1.
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In four new novels, love, friendship and identity prove to be fraught — even deadly — propositions.
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Benjamin's gargantuan Arcades Project brims with philosophical propositions, poetic digressions, lyrical aphorisms, and experimental theses.
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See reporting in The New York Times on some of the statewide initiatives: Proposition 51 (a new school bond) | Proposition 56 (cigarette tax) | Proposition 60 (condoms in adult film) | Propositions 62 and 66 (death penalty questions) | Propositions 65 and 67 (on banning plastic bags).
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LG: That's what I'm saying, those are different value propositions because a hotel ... $1,000 a minute?
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On November 6th four statewide ballot initiatives (or propositions) about housing will be put to voters.
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Unlike Frexit, tightening borders, limiting immigration and cracking down on foreign "posted" workers are popular propositions.
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"I do think over time we are going to see increasing use of propositions," Matsusaka said.
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There are also medical marijuana propositions on the ballot in Arkansas, Florida, Montana and North Dakota.
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Some of these propositions may already be apparent to fans (and non fans!) of either artist.
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A number of states are voting on marijuana propositions in November, most prominently California and Florida.
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The sheer number of propositions has raised eyebrows, and it has also triggered confusion and anger.
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Propositions that he broadcast October's postseason games, Dodgers directly involved or not, have been politely rejected.
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In total, the 17 propositions facing voters this November have generated $463 million in campaign contributions.
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His propositions may seem simplistic generalizations, but they are easy to understand and they grab attention.
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Like these non-statutory propositions, parliamentary rules announced by Senate majority leaders constitute laws as well.
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She comes into his office and propositions him, in a very forward matter, we might add.
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Companies that think about more unique value propositions are harder to copy and have better margins.
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Or rather, this is a guy whose entire career has been dedicated to two timeless propositions.
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After her deeply personal tirade against so-called "stand your ground" propositions, the bill was defeated.
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The move, Donohoe said, was making European leaders think again about their own corporate tax propositions.
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Mais justement, une idée qui devrait unir divise : les propositions de M. El Karoui sont controversées.
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At every scale, there are different customers, different incentives, different financing structures, and different value propositions.
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The most popular ballot measure in state history would be the one that limits all propositions to no more than six per ballot, bans multiple propositions on the same subject, and stops hamstringing the legislature by imposing budget requirements or mandates to go back to the voters.
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Her strategy includes some risky propositions, underscored by the $1 billion purchase of Cruise Automation in 2016.
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In the sketch, McKinnon's Clinton propositions an elector in hopes of swaying her vote away from Trump.
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Like a lot of tech companies, there are big upsides quickly followed by even bigger "if" propositions.
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"Online consumers are sick of identical ads that promise value propositions over and over again," Zook says.
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Other risk-adjusted attractive propositions include equity funds that mitigate the risk by some form of insurance.
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"Over the longer term, they've got to develop value propositions that pure online cannot deliver," Anderson said.
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I've heard about notes with pornographic depictions of female students' bodies, obscenely sexual propositions, or other vulgarities.
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The Los Angeles Times says it could be the longest list of statewide propositions in 16 years.
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Data also revealed that the propositions moved many non-Hispanic whites in California into the Democratic column.
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Voters in Ohio, Colorado, Michigan, Missouri, and Utah, approved amendments, proposals, or propositions on redistricting in 22019.
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Tomorrow Building apartments are available in 220-, 21999-, and 227-month leases, and are all-in propositions.
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It's just impossible to ignore the glaring contradictions between his "human" propositions and the clothes we're shown.
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If truth is relative, assertions or propositions are true depending on how people take things to be.
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Logic, by contrast, concerns the abstract relations that hold among the "contents" — roughly, the meanings — of propositions.
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Propositions are blunt, sex acts are graphic and the discussion and depiction of toilet use are forthright.
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I was not certain just what men, if any, had received propositions or whether they had accepted.
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Some women also said they were sexually harassed, including through propositions for sex and repeated "inappropriate" text messages.
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They have explained the consumer propositions in their own honest narrative style to connect strongly with the masses.
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But College Music turns those propositions down, because it'd violate the outsider, pirate radio ethos of the scene.
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"Zarif came to Paris on Friday with Iranian propositions which obviously must be refined," the French official said.
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While not trends, there are a few other major propositions on state ballots that could substantially affect policy.
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"This will allow us to focus our resources and internationalize our consumer propositions," he said on a call.
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"This will allow us to focus our resources and internationalise our consumer propositions," he said on a call.
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Over the last couple years, McDonald's has stressed its value propositions, including dollar menus and All-Day Breakfast.
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About two-thirds of the initiatives, propositions, referenda and questions on the ballot, 107 out of 155, passed.
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But when city officials created the ballots, someone mistakenly used the same Chinese translation for two different propositions.
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Those that hold on to dated brands, distribution channels, experiences and value propositions will likely be left behind.
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But reboots have become iffy propositions, with originals readily available on Amazon Prime and in DVD box sets.
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He has treated early games in each series as must-win propositions, and it has worked out well.
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Ms. Walker, 40, described years of harassment by Mr. Cornish, the Minnesota legislator, including repeated propositions for sex.
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CreditCreditvia Princeton University Art Museum, Art Resource, NY Big thematic exhibitions are almost always by definition flawed propositions.
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Most have an inspiring brand promise to customers, and many have value propositions that show concern for employees.
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He sees them as no-lose propositions: If he fails with North Korea, who can fault him, really?
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That means football drama, family drama, dubious propositions, and, of course, major federal investigations into known dangerous cults.
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Nope. These propositions may have been true in the early 2010s, when sophisticated consumer neural nets first emerged.
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Between 1996 and 2016, Californians voted on an average of 21625 propositions in each even-numbered year's election.
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But it does in local elections, races at the end of the ballot, ballot propositions and judicial elections.
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Dès la fin février plus d'un million de propositions avaient été soumises en ligne sur un site dédié.
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They tend to present unsolicited and aggressive propositions once they find out her status on the Kansas registry.
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Now for that to happen we need the regime to make those propositions in a clear and stated way.
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It's the same relatable approach that initially made the likes of Kanye West and Kid Cudi such interesting propositions.
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They are lose-lose propositions as I&aposve said on this show before because it happens to be true.
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If you say no to any of those three propositions, the Sony 1000-series are still a great pick.
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Cleverer value propositions such as flash sales sites and coupon marketplaces seem to have plateaued at relatively low volumes.
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In it, Weinstein propositions model and pageant queen Ambra Battilana Gutierrez, a woman he had allegedly already groped previously.
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Information security startups' value propositions are often predicated on the assumption of underlying orderliness within their customers' security programs.
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In the first episode, Maddy (Alexa Demie) propositions a stranger in ex-boyfriend Nate's (Jacob Elordi) pool as revenge.
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Sources detailed Andy Dick's inappropriate behavior, which allegedly included groping people's genitals, unwanted kissing and licking, and sexual propositions.
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The most problematic are those on propositions that voters do not understand or subjects which are beyond governments' control.
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They spur her to propositions that, availing or not, solicit dead-honest responses of eye, mind, and heart. ♦
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It did look kind of sexy, and kind of comfy, which is a tricky pair of propositions to balance.
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The propositions could also have an effect on the presidential race in Colorado, which is considered a swing state.
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In fact, Signature Flight Support Chief Commercial Officer Shawn Hall told TechCrunch that's one of the biggest value propositions.
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Melanie Manchot's People Places Propositions continues at Towner Art Gallery (College Road, Eastbourne, BN21 4JJ, UK) through July 10.
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The employees say McDonald's ignored complaints about workplace sexual harassment, which including groping, propositions for sex, and lewd comments.
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They even looked at expanding the propositions bets around Tom Brady and where his first snap could take place.
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These securities are a form of low-quality corporate bonds with two compelling value propositions over standard junk bonds.
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Social media networks have a tendency to be winner-take-all propositions, and Snapchat is one of the winners.
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It has one of the better cloud value propositions, and what appears to be a growing Red Hat asset.
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Social-network services have a tendency to be winner-take-all propositions, and Snapchat is one of the winners.
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Two ballot propositions attempting to abolish the death penalty in California had failed but here was a new opportunity.
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Four propositions that allowed several Native American tribes to open new casinos attracted $172 million in spending in 2008.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads VENICE, Italy — National pavilions are legitimized by a set of dead-end propositions.
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Races have literally hundreds of variables to consider, betting pools are frequently loaded with dead money and under-valued propositions.
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As a former Sexiest Man Alive, it's no surprise Ryan Reynolds is receiving sexual propositions from fans on social media.
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"But when you think of politics, you think of political campaigns like school board races and ballot propositions," she said.
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Details: The new charges include "claims of groping, indecent exposure, propositions for sex, and lewd comments by supervisors," per NBC.
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Both implied propositions are wrong, and the premise—that supermajorities should be required to confirm federal judges—is deeply contestable.
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Two propositions on this year's ballot — Proposition 62 and Proposition 66 — would make fundamental changes to the state's death penalty.
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Enterprises and, interestingly, even countries are reshaping their value propositions to gain mindshare and market share in a digital age.
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After my test shoot, I'm wondering if one of the Pixel's main propositions as the best smartphone camera is diminishing.
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See more reporting in The Times on the November ballot: Proposition 503 (school bond) | Propositions 62 and 66 (death penalty).
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Jennifer Medina, a national correspondent for The New York Times in Los Angeles, takes a close look at both propositions.
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"'Free' is a place where we differentiate from those services, especially Netflix, and that's one of our key value propositions."
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Nash told INSIDER that she's dealt with other male photographers who have made uncomfortable propositions when wanting to shoot her.
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Also in the agreement were hard-fought agreements regarding labeling and more propositions that could have reshaped global trading regulations.
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The jury is still out as to whether the agreement will survive long enough for these propositions to be tested.
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Keep the gap between the two in mind when considering any proposals or propositions that come your way before May.
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But further down the ballot in Orange County, voters also considered several propositions meant to ease the state's housing crisis.
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But this logic requires assuming the truth of conservative political propositions, then deducing from that which thinkers are worth trusting.
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More than 90 women have accused Mr. Weinstein of sexual misconduct ranging from lewd propositions to unwanted touching and rape.
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They often place chunky bets on multinational firms, infrastructure and property—which are becoming riskier propositions as the climate changes.
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Other companies like Clearbanc and Just Capital offer similar capital funding propositions which could help tilt the dynamic for founders.
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Just 200 people earn income from grazing within these boundaries, and in most years, their operations are money-losing propositions.
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One DraftKings executive estimates that the company's app averages 45,53 to 55,000 different propositions for gamblers to consider every day.
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But when we understand human rights as propositions that guide our politics and behavior, they have immediate, real-world impact.
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Over time, that'll mean that one of its major value propositions will go away, but McLuckie is quite aware of this.
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Though they diverge on how to fix it, the backers of both propositions agree that the current system no longer works.
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But Ryan joins those like Ted Cruz, who resist the simplicity of hashtag politics, and who are confronting more nuanced propositions.
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That is because propositions passed via ballot initiative in Utah are the same as any other laws passed by the legislature.
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Through this collaboration, InterDigital and Arup will create new innovative solutions and business propositions that make connected smart cities a reality.
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"Synthetic biology companies are now becoming more like the disruptive, industrial-scale value propositions that define any technology business," he said.
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Level A: Verbal Or Gender Harassment Level B: Direct Sexual Propositions Level C: Sexual Coercion Or Bribery Level D: Sexual Assault
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Eriksson said the government will present propositions to parliament to speed up house building and that its target was in reach.
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Her boats are floating architectural poems, utopic DIY propositions addressing the types of thought and action needed for the coming floods.
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"Yet these two value propositions are much stickier than fashion and glamour, which is how we get to today," she said.
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But hey, I guess we just have to think of better ad products or value propositions to customers as times change.
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Among is biggest value propositions is the relative portability of the product, versus many existing surgery robots, which are downright massive.
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He said the company could use different subscription price points or bundle propositions to add more versatility to the subscription model.
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"Based on the view of the market that we have, contracts signed, POCs and advanced conversations, I can assure you that you will see a wealth of high street banks and retailers, financial institutions, global platforms, marketplaces, loyalty and rewards propositions, crypto exchanges, wallets and fintech applications experimenting and launching Open Banking-based propositions in the next 12 months".
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Donald Trump is now the Wild Card-in-Chief - and as a result, formerly unwinnable propositions now look promising to the GOP.
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Each member of congress has a significant staff (which we pay for) that can create massive amounts of reports/info/propositions, etc.
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I work for a public transit agency and we actually have three propositions that we need the city and county to approve.
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But the messages tech giants have used to sell their services have hardly amounted to an honest summary of their product propositions.
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The task is to find ways to combine these two propositions, because it is exactly in this combination that our strength lies.
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Finance Director Humphrey Singer said Dixons Carphone had already improved its SIM-only range and had introduced "leasing propositions" on some phones.
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These are radical propositions at a time of fiscal scarcity and serious debate about the fate of Obamacare and health care reform.
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Nevertheless, a number of would-be competitors have emerged to provide similar tools or those that directly compete with slightly different propositions.
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With thousands of companies flooding an industry known for highly technical — and often lofty — propositions, it can be difficult to find focus.
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Electric vehicles have been attractive propositions to some consumers thanks in part to improved range, faster charging, but also a generous tax credit.
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The divisions start with unwanted propositions, leering, sexualised put-downs and the like, particularly by a man who is in a powerful position.
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It has been pressured by activists and investors to back shareholder-fronted propositions and vote against obstinate boards to prompt better corporate citizenship.
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One of the propositions seeks to increase Europe's assistance to Frontex by deploying more Europol agents in Greece to help manage migratory flows.
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Additionally, the company highlights its daily "best bets" — propositions that have historically proved profitable, hitting at a 55 percent win rate since 2005.
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To make the financing propositions more appealing, local governments should consider copying China's model and offer preferential policies to foreign investors, he said.
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The Keys consist of 2900 diagnostic questions that are stated as propositions that favor re- election of the party holding the White House.
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Although he's never taken on commercial work, he's never been opposed to it and has only refused because propositions have been off-brand.
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According to campaign filings, Essex Property Trust, one of the biggest funders of No On Prop 22012, gave $22010,22016 to the two propositions.
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Also, results from contests for the House of Representatives and the State Legislature, the statewide ballot propositions and other races across the state.
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On average, 61% of fintech customers would be happy to use a traditional insurer if they offered similar propositions and pricing as insurtechs.
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Speaking of tricky propositions, the Journal story also reconfirms previous rumors Samsung will be showing off a folding phone at next week's event.
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Propositions for the Modern Interior continues at the Museum of Modern Art (11 West 53rd Street, Midtown West, Manhattan) through April 23, 2017.
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There are certain propositions that we would sign up for readily, and then there are aspects for which there should be more conversation.
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And while America is divided on so many questions, a substantial majority of every single demographic group we track agreed with these propositions.
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They are, as Greta Gerwig's Little Women would put it, economic propositions: maybe not entirely, maybe not first and foremost, but certainly inextricably.
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There is an option for streamers to see and approve the bounty before it's ever made public to ensure that they avoid inappropriate propositions.
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Ms Hill's account of her former boss's unwelcome sexualised talk and repeated propositions (which he strongly denied) broadened conceptions of what constituted sexual harassment.
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He joined Cruz in poking holes in the glossy façade of Trump's financial empire, but focused mostly on exposing the vagueness of Trump's propositions.
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But people who are straddling the line with absurd propositions, like, "I'm voting for him but I don't endorse him," it's a chickenshit position.
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All four of these labels cater to shoppers who crave luxury on a budget, and are in various stages of tweaking their brand propositions.
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In addition to the presidential results, the site will also include results on the congressional, gubernatorial, senatorial, and state-level referenda and ballot propositions.
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As such, if these players can boost awareness of their propositions, they appear to have a significant opportunity to eat up incumbents' market share.
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The actors do a swell job of making these big-picture low stakes seem the life or death propositions they are to the protagonists.
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Those are not just expensive propositions; they're also technologically tough at present as batteries powerful enough to propel them are not yet commercially viable.
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But wrapping it in a package of florid bigotry, provocative propositions, crude insults and callous language doesn't seem to have much traction beyond Trump.
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This is Big Sam the stereotype, Big Sam the caricature, Big Sam the man who replies to phishing scams thinking that they're business propositions.
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For more than a decade, Kanye West has released albums that shifted and reframed pop culture, making bold propositions about hip-hop's dissolving boundaries.
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By effectively communicating how their value propositions align with SMBs' needs, neobanks could stand a better chance at spurring SMBs to make the jump.
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In such a world, propositions are always provisional, and reality itself consists not of fixed truths, but of free-floating perspectives, modes and poses.
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To have created a minimum viable company, a company needs all three of these elements — value propositions, business model and ecosystem — working in concert.
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Designer Christopher John Rogers told Refinery29 last year he made clothes that champion the self and encourage new propositions for occasion and celebratory dressing.
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Twice California has had school voucher propositions on its ballot — proposition 174 in 1993 and proposition 85033 in 2000 — and twice they were rejected.
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So there's no doubt to me that all this could have significant health effects, and that eating shrimp is one of the riskier propositions.
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" Last September, Rogers told Refinery29 that his brand aims to "create clothes that champion the self and encourage new propositions for occasion and celebratory dressing.
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"For advisors that have the same value propositions as a robo-advisor, that's going to put a lot of people out of work," Krol said.
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There's no surefire formula, and many businesses that must have seemed like can't-miss propositions disappeared with a whimper, their dreams of global domination crushed.
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The only way that these types of projects will be sustainable over time is if these small actions add up to larger win-win propositions.
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One was the aircraft's Rolls-Royce/Snecma Olympus engines, afterburners and all, which gobbled up too much fuel for its flights to be paying propositions.
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"We will continue to implement sales improvement measures and introduce innovative propositions to strengthen our underlying growth profile", said CEO Eric Rondolat in a statement.
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"EQUI allows people to buy the token and actually invest in the propositions (businesses) that we have put forward in the investment platform," he added.
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The caveat to that trend has been independent eateries, which are attracting consumers with their "unique offerings, local orientation and strong value propositions," Pawlak noted.
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"We looked at the two propositions side-by-side and concluded that both are similar in terms of valuation," a London-based financials specialist said.
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We often spend more time researching a restaurant or a car for purchase, than on learning about the candidates and propositions in the voting booth.
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Centuries later, an Irish professor of mathematics named Oliver Byrne would transform Euclid's mathematical proofs and propositions into one of the first multicolor printed books.
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When five or fewer of these propositions are false or turned against the party holding the White House, that party wins another term in office.
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But some felt she did not do enough to support progressive ballot propositions revising California's three-strikes law, for example, when she became attorney general.
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A review of the matter found that the comments attributed to Matthews were made in poor taste, but not meant as propositions, the spokesperson said.
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The plan needs 22019 or fewer propositions — much like former House Speaker Newt GingrichNewton (Newt) Leroy GingrichMORE's "Contract with America" that sealed the 1994 election.
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Horror has been one of Hollywood's most reliable genres over the last decade, as streaming services have made comedies and adult dramas more difficult propositions.
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Biotechs by their nature offer the promise of disruptive breakthroughs and discoveries, but they're mostly all-in propositions, based on one molecule or one test.
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Vote-at-home is also associated with more people voting their whole ballot — even the mysterious judicial races and ballot propositions at the tail end.
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Many of next year's seem to be fanciful propositions, or strategic plays designed to force the G.O.P. to spend resources where it would rather not.
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Elzinga tells TechCrunch that harnessing the collective intelligence of its network to predict things like employee turnover is perhaps one of its strongest value propositions.
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This allows innovative banks to expand beyond digital retail propositions to being able to run every function and type of financial transaction in the cloud.
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What are the value propositions, what is the proper market strategy, how does it fit with the overall e-commerce play that we're embarking on.
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You are being assaulted with an idea, bombarded by a series of theoretical propositions about sexual ethics, social behavior and the nature of cinematic representation.
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Certainly, his visual and motion propositions — which privileged the sleek and coolly impersonal — point to our current slippery situation between fleshy embodiment and connective circumvention.
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He is a poet of disciplined exploration, one who "registers our sense of living in a world charged with meaning" while understanding that "poetry need not be composed of finished propositions, but of the structures, relationships, and materials from which such propositions will eventually be made" ("Patterns of Flight," a review of Peck's Selva Morale, by Clive Wilmer, Times Literary Supplement, 225 August 2251).
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See reporting in The Times on other ballot initiatives: Proposition 218 (school bond) | Proposition 218 (hospital fees) | Proposition 210 (megaprojects) | Proposition 210 (legislative transparency) | Proposition 183 (cigarette tax) | Proposition 218 (prison sentencing) | Proposition 224 (bilingual education) | Proposition 26 (condoms in adult film) | Proposition 61 (drug pricing) | Propositions 62 and 66 (death penalty) | Proposition 63 (gun control) | Proposition 64 (marijuana) | Propositions 65 and 10 (plastic bag ban).
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However, as Darbi and her mother would come to learn, recognizing the rights on paper and getting the school to take action were entirely different propositions.
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Other propositions would authorise bonds to build new houses and allow some state revenues earmarked for mental-health services to be used for housing the homeless.
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And, more recently, it launched a full voter guide that helps users learn about the candidates, their positions, and even down-ballot propositions and local politicians.
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Thirty-four states have a combined total of 157 propositions on the ballot in November, according to the University of Southern California's Initiative and Referendum Institute.
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First, it was argued, referendums would reduce complex political questions to simple Yes/No propositions, overriding concerns about detail or the costs and trade-offs involved.
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It's common for states to pass propositions suggesting tweaks — in addition to Florida, New Hampshire, Maine, and Rhode Island have also tried to stop the switching.
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That dissents from these propositions are so rare raises a basic question: How do we judge whether a country exhibits "strength" or "weakness" in world affairs?
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The brands that can come up with exciting propositions that aren't defined solely by their lack of alcohol will be the winners in this new market.
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Just three months after the release of Amazon's Echo Show, it looks like the device won't be able to fulfill one of its key value propositions.
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None of these were ever executed, because I'm good at mumbling and bad at eye contact, and these traits don't lend themselves well to date propositions.
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It's worth noting that while Tesla's ambitions sound great, these new Gigafactories are all billion-dollar propositions — and Tesla is undertaking them with borrowed 2019 money.
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California also has some of the most liberal ballot access laws in the country, provisions that allow supporters to qualify local and statewide initiatives and propositions.
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Hiller's radical propositions have often been framed through discussions of the bizarre or the spooky, little has been written about the forces of empathy at play.
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"It may be a mistake to evaluate WeSearchr's actions as serious legal propositions as opposed to trolling, theater, and Trump-era ally-pleasing bluster," White said.
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The bill neglected to address many of the gun control propositions supported by the "March for Our Lives," the campaign headed by survivors of the shooting.
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Kingelez referred to his models as "extreme maquettes" while others call them super hybrids for their mixing of media, or propositions — ideas not intended for building.
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But then other women started coming forward with similar stories of crude comments and disgusting quid-pro-quo propositions by the 76-year-old, married Ailes.
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If stating these propositions alone doesn't demonstrate their absurdity, our Internet experience before 2015, and our experience tomorrow, once this order passes, will prove them so.
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But these are exclusive propositions, whereas what I want to see is access for anyone, whether that comes at a cost to the user or not.
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"We have no budget constraints in mind, totally unrealistic propositions, very badly fleshed out, so this is very much a characteristic of this new populism," Rey explained.
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Mr Evans is right to stress that passionately engaged communities, including religious communities, are usually organized around stories, not around factual propositions or even common moral codes.
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I have the official information pamphlet that explains all the propositions on the ballot, and I feel very strongly about a few things on it this year.
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Well, closeted, but he definitely propositions Kevin in the bathroom for a little heavy petting that escalates into a late-night meet-up down at Sweetwater River.
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Consumers simply do not have any more free time to allocate to new attention seeking digital entertainment propositions, which means they have to start prioritising between them.
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They looked at the results for several propositions in both Arizona and California, where the topics included stem-cell funding and raising taxes to increase education spending.
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But after yet another wave of gun violence in America, one might think this latest film would be the bleakest of all propositions for mindless summer viewing.
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We must always test our moral propositions against their least sympathetic objects, and so we have to ask whether the incarceration of offenders we deplore makes sense.
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While most of these propositions have fizzled out, red flag laws—those allowing police to pre-emptively confiscate a person's firearms—have exhibited the most staying power.
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Both Alibaba and Tencent are rated A2.833/A+/A+ (Moody's/S&P/Fitch) and present attractive lending propositions given their dominance of the tech landscape in China.
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The paper supports Propositions 113, 2 and 10, which address housing issues by financing mortgages, funding supportive housing for the mentally ill and ending rent-control restrictions.
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Some examine her trauma using these devices (the Unreliable Narrator, the Bildungsroman); others employ themes from folklore; still others are comprised of philosophical propositions and analytical essays.
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In turn, department stores and malls had lost even more of their already waning appeal, as companies struggled to find unique value propositions to bring shoppers in ...
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If UK incumbent banks' digital offerings falter, there are several prominent, digitally native neobanks that are eager to draw in dissatisfied customers with cutting-edge digital propositions.
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The artist felt he was ready to implement his new propositions and conceived the series of works that later made him renowned: the Concetti Spaziali (Spatial Concepts).
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Si le président accordait une réelle attention à certaines des propositions portées directement par des citoyens à l'Elysée — propositions qui relèveront probablement de la gauche classique — il pourrait redonner du sens à l'idée que cette gauche-là a toujours une raison d'être, une idée pour l'instant décrédibilisée par la décomposition du Parti socialiste et pervertie par la radicalité de M. Mélenchon et de son mouvement, La France insoumise.
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French officials sought to bill the meeting as important to "refine Iranian propositions" to help defuse the crisis after G7 leaders had discussed Iran over dinner on Saturday.
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Most of the incidents described by accusers took place in the 1990s, often on staff work trips, and included indecent propositions, unwanted touching and kissing, and verbal harassment.
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Nicki Minaj's ex has gained new adoring fans and business propositions since pics of his manhood leaked online ... but it's not the best thing his junk's ever done.
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There were tons like it, and the assumption that a black woman would automatically be a dominant was just as annoying as the opposite propositions presented to me.
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Luthor then propositions Deathstroke to join him so the two can create a "league of our own," but before we hear Deathstroke's answer, the scene cuts to black.
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But more than 10% of divorced non-Hispanic whites agreed strongly with all three propositions—more than twice as many as married, never-married and with-children respondents.
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"I think the first quarters of 2018 have been about working and educating companies on Open Banking and how to build propositions on top of it," he says.
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"We think that the simplicity of our offer is one of the key value propositions for us, so we have no plans to introduce monthly bundles," he said.
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We expect that solution providers will now defend their early customers through expanding their value propositions and outsourcing non-critical drone functions, including hardware, to the lowest bidder.
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We should watch out for new merchant value propositions at Money2020, particularly those that create richer customer experiences and faster paths to talk outside of the transaction. Why?
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Consumers are still eating at restaurants, but just not as often as their value propositions—a combination of price, quality, and customer experience—have become less appealing overall.
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So we believe with the SPro Plus, it can become a second-most device that consumers will use after smartphones once they understand the value propositions behind it.
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The Democratic Party should mount a campaign with a bold set of propositions that excite progressives and not those voters for whom racial fears can be easily exploited.
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Of the 11 propositions on San Francisco's ballot in November, seven were either directly or indirectly related to high home prices and the influence of the technology industry.
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And aside from expanding the services location-wise, the program hopes to assist people with criminal records under different propositions, eventually moving beyond the focus of marijuana convictions.
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Aetna's $34 billion plan to buy rival Humana and Anthem's $553 billion acquisition of Cigna are risky propositions to shrink the industry to three big insurers from five.
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There wasn't much — or any — activity around the presidential election in California, but we were lucky enough to have dozens of state propositions and local measures to consider.
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It could look more like a slog of slow earnings growth that jolts investors out of companies with the weakest value propositions and into those with the strongest.
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He also agreed to an $850,000 settlement with Arkansas state worker Paula Jones, who had accused him of exposing himself and making indecent propositions when he was governor.
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In addition, more than two dozen women said they had experienced or witnessed sexual misconduct at the company, including unwanted kisses, groping, lewd remarks and propositions for sex.
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More than 80 women, including many actresses, have come forward to accuse Mr. Weinstein of sexual harassment, from unwanted touching and crude propositions to groping and sexual assault.
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Companies taking this approach are high-risk, high-reward propositions that often need serious funding before they can even prove the basic physical possibility of their launch technique.
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They say that Ailes made inappropriate comments, asked them to pose for him, made explicit quid pro quo propositions, and sabotaged their careers if they refused his advances.
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Music the language of emotions and language the language of propositions—this is so drastic a simplification of what we do as humans with both music and language.
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The end-state for us is always to push directly to the end consumers because the value propositions of our product factors is 215% clean, it's traceable, it's local.
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The CMA said Tesco noted that Sainsbury's and Asda are not proposing to make any big operating cost savings, as they plan to keep their brands and propositions separate.
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There appears to be a need to shape a more critical, spiritual, conceptual, and electronic media-specific opinion of total-art propositions within the current context of global capital.
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Even read charitably, it seems shot through with an envy of the Anglican communion's longstanding attempt at letting seemingly contradictory propositions jostle semi-permanently under the same ecclesiastical roof.
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Her 9-year-old daughter didn't join at the polls this time, but the girl was on her mind while casting her ballot, which included local seats and propositions.
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Consider the following three propositions: At this point, Democrats are a slight favorite to win a majority in the House, while the Senate is closer to a toss-up.
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The propositions ranged from a bouquet of suckers that says "prom would suck without you" to a teen enlisting Senator Ted Cruz to read a promposal script on camera.
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" He did not rule out the idea of expanding Pepsi's namesake brand into energy drinks, but said that he thinks that consumers buying energy drinks look for different "propositions.
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Of these three propositions, Dr Worden's is the one to be wished for, because natural-gas leaks can be plugged more easily than Asian consumers' diets can be changed.
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I'm talking about the California November voter guide, which this year clocks in at 224 pages, thanks to 593 statewide ballot propositions—the longest ballot in a quarter-century.
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As a major shareholder in most public companies, BlackRock has also been pressured by activists to back shareholder-fronted propositions and vote against boards to prompt better corporate citizenship.
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Asset managers see research on these areas as crucial to their ability to bounce ideas off analysts in the know, and be introduced to new companies and investment propositions.
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Some, according to him, suggested active managers offer better active strategies, some better track records, some better business models, better value propositions, and some even better use of technology.
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Psychology professor Drew Westen used neuroimaging to measure activity in different areas of the brain while the subjects — evenly divided among "strong" Republicans and Democrats — evaluated various political propositions.
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Rape cases, illegalities, open hate or disdain, unconstitutional propositions, constantly changing positions... Candidates under investigation, pointing fingers, the thrust of each campaign premised on being the lesser of evils.
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Let's keep on this path by using a strategy that works: allocating spectrum through public auctions open to all bidders (rather than losing precious time considering vague, untried propositions).
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This funding round shows that, although fintech funding is likely to drop due to the coronavirus pandemic, startups with solid value propositions should still be able to secure funds.
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Nietzsche's famous adage that there are "no facts, only interpretations" is among his more debatable propositions, but it applies perfectly well to his own infuriating, invigorating body of work.
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Freud would stand by such propositions, and no doubt some losses really are occasioned by subconscious emotion, or at least can be convincingly explained that way after the fact.
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AIA Financial, the unit, and Gojek will work together to "provide life and health insurance services and wellness propositions to its users, drivers, and merchants across Indonesia", it said.
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Quand ses opposants ont contré ces propositions en revendiquant des valeurs démocratiques, les médias du régime les ont accusés d'être des traitres, des agents de l'Occident ou des sionistes.
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Instead, it's a document of compromise: It has a few controversial and Trumpian principles in it, but many of its propositions are standard fare for modern free trade agreements.
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But once he propositions her, he pokes his head around the curtain and becomes a regular middle-aged guy; all of the menace his silhouette had assumed drains away.
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Some of the women who have come forward were as young as 16 years old, and faced alleged behavior that included groping, propositions for sex, and indecent exposure by supervisors.
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An ever-longer queue of third parties will tap them as "dumb pipes" as quickly as they can come up with use cases and value propositions for their own customers.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads We now know that certain forms of visual art increase connectivity and plasticity in our brains when we engage with their nebulous compositional propositions.
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Robert Dunham at the Death Penalty Information Centre, a non-profit organisation, does not interpret the success of pro-death penalty propositions as a sign that attitudes are hardening again.
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Central banks could return interest rates to positive real returns (predicted inflation plus a premium for loaning money.) Most propositions in economics are as untestable as string theory in cosmology.
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Although a poll published in June suggested 69% of California's voters support Proposition 58, it is one of a whopping 17 propositions that will appear on the November 8th ballot.
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But, of course, all of this requires governments to be both willing to collect the data and also willing to think long term, and those are both quite difficult propositions.
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"The drought over the past four years has highlighted the need for infrastructure in California," said David Guy, Northern California Water Association president, at a September panel on California propositions.
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Of course, kids could just listen in under mom or dad's account, but every parent knows that ruins one of Spotify's best value propositions — its personalized playlists, like Discover Weekly.
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Yes I had to pretend I had chlamydia, yes some of the doctors didn't realize I was just acting, and no I didn't get any propositions for a date after.
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As a handful of states voted on recreational and medicinal marijuana propositions this week, the NFL Players Association announced it would study pot as a pain-management treatment for players.
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To help this process, I use humor in my titles to make propositions that are fun and over the top as ways to engage people in my own imagined space.
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We've got a few more phases, a few more first rounds to go, but we're already seeing some really creative, talented people who are setting out some really interesting propositions.
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And though it is true that those who most strongly disagree with all four propositions tend to be women, among Democrats there are plenty of men who also disagree. pic.twitter.
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His whole career was an exercise in fragmentation and disconnection, a hodgepodge of widely varied aesthetic propositions and provisional identities that any hundred people could take a hundred different ways.
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Things get even worse when an overweight john propositions her at the Hi-Hat and she leads him huffing and puffing up a flight of stairs at the Lionel Hotel.
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It was accompanied by one of the most destabilizing propositions in the modern history of corporate governance: This alignment was best achieved by paying corporate managers almost exclusively with stock.
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Those value propositions include touting how the dollars stay local, partnering with delivery apps like Instacart and offering eco-friendly solutions like bulk foods and bulk bath and body goods.
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Successfully integrating with fintech propositions it identified early on to boost its existing capabilities contrasts with the struggles its UK-based peer RBS has had over its own digitization efforts.
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There have been a bunch of daring propositions to counter San Francisco's — and other cities' — housing demand: underground bunk beds are one of the most recent that come to mind.
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Yet by seriously raising these propositions, the opposition coalition has produced the first discernible signs of change in global news opinion and reporting on this crucial political test for Africa.
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Isou's theoretical artworks offer propositions that are in line with current artistic reflections on our contemporary situation, in which digital image technology heightens our sense of excess and visual noise.
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The gargantuan yet well-ordered text brims with lucid annotations, extended quotations from rare source materials, fascinating paraphrases, provocative formulations and philosophical propositions, poetic digressions, lyrical aphorisms and experimental theses.
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It's one of several romantic and radical propositions floated by "Swale," and as you walk away with your bag full of edibles, you just might find it growing on you.
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They included "propositions such as 'Are you going to be a good girl?' to perpetrators exposing their genitals, to victims having their private parts grabbed on the House floor," she said.
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Here is the full list of hypotheses Marks scrutinized as written in his letter: "The nine propositions reviewed above all represent variations on 'things can only get better forever,'" Marks wrote.
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It is a commonplace among all writers about religion to say that mankind's spiritual quest is not so much a search for true-or-false propositions as a search for meaning.
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It found that 15% of Britons agreed at least in part to two or more anti-Semitic propositions, with a further 15% agreeing at least in part to one of them.
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As diplomats bicker over a "road map" for implementation, Russian propositions amount to a "rephrasing" of the original Minsk agreements, says Sergei Rakhmanin, deputy editor of Zerkalo Nedeli, a Ukrainian weekly.
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The nation will be also watching trendsetting California on several crucial ballot propositions: • Will the state become the heaviest domino yet to fall in the nationwide push to legalize recreational marijuana?
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Travis said that the brand has had some difficulty with franchisees when it comes to pricing, as many balked at the idea of having national value propositions that all locations offered.
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He subscribes to a series of propositions that frequently push him toward nonintervention: The world "is a tough, complicated, messy, mean place and full of hardship and tragedy," he told Goldberg.
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Although increases in spending are risky propositions right now, this one can at least claim that it will produce savings far in excess of its budget, as the existing program has.
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Despite the widespread opposition, Reign is concerned California voters—facing 17 propositions on this year's ballot—might not be hearing the criticism and will vote yes thinking the law protects workers.
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But the recent flurry of ICOs raising millions of dollars has attracted some dubious business propositions and outright scams, as well as speculators looking to trade the coins for swift gains.
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She worked in the Modern's department of drawings from 1996 to 2001, organizing the ambitious "Drawing Now: Eight Propositions," which featured eight artists who often worked representationally and in large scale.
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Old-fashioned macroeconomics, based on loose psychological propositions like the marginal propensity to consume, and often describing aggregate relationships without explicitly describing what individuals were doing, was considered dubious and uncouth.
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When I talk about myself in the first person, I utter propositions that I assert on no basis and about which, in a vast number of cases, I cannot be wrong.
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"We will assess whether investors and advisers can assess the value for money of investment propositions, including investment products and platform services, from the information platforms make available," the FCA said.
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John Galliano is vocal about his pyramidical way of working, in which ideas from his haute couture Artisanal collections for Maison Margiela trickle down to the brand's ready-to-wear propositions.
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But between their new premium trading features and last month's acquisition of financial media company MarketSnacks, the company continues to diversify its value propositions in preparation for a likely IPO in 2019.
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"If you look at the things that are directly affecting people's lives, I actually think state propositions have big big effects," said John Matsusaka, executive director of the Initiative and Referendum Institute.
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"Companies are accepting the new competitive paradigm and that the value propositions and business models by which they planned to attain them have become uncompetitive," Evercore ISI wrote in a research note.
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Here are some key insights from Thursday's "Mistakes Were Made" panel at Code: Chet Kanojia (former CEO of Aereo and current Starry CEO) Some ventures, like Aereo, are all-or-nothing propositions.
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"Over $2 trillion of trade today depends on the physical exchange of documents," Vivek Ramachandran, global head of product and propositions for global trade and receivables finance at HSBC, told CNBC Tuesday.
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Similarly, a study of 400 ballot propositions in Switzerland between 1958 and 2014 found that rain increases people's risk aversion and rain on voting day reduced support for changing the status quo.
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The passage of the Medicaid propositions in red-leaning states Tuesday came even as other pro-GOP states propelled Republicans — who have repeatedly tried to repeal Obamacare — to gains in the Senate.
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Benn said MPs would invited to put forward a series of propositions and the speaker of the House (of Commons) would choose the options to be listed on a piece of paper.
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It can't both be true — which, a lot of people say both propositions — that we need both more unskilled and low-skilled workers, but robots are going to take all the jobs.
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He received the number in 2012, as a law student at Seattle University, and quickly began to receive propositions from car dealerships, sexts, offers of free concert tickets, and everything in between.
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Luc, while visiting Toronto to accept an award, succumbs to the charms of Lindsay (Melanie Merkosky), a predatory, about-to-be-divorced beauty who bluntly propositions him within minutes of their meeting.
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But "Ford v Ferrari," written by Jez Butterworth, John-Henry Butterworth and Jason Keller, pushes the connection further, suggesting subtle but unmistakable links between racing and filmmaking as aesthetic and economic propositions.
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Web searchers who query for "election results" will be able to view detailed information on the Presidential, Senatorial, Congressional, Gubernatorial races as well as state-level referenda and ballot propositions, says Google.
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The "Plus" models of these phones, as well as the Galaxy S10e and the 5G versions of these phones, are completely different value propositions altogether, and are worth their own separate discussions.
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And if these other propositions can't get us substantially beyond that value on a risk adjusted basis, then, you know, why would-- DAVID FABER: What about some-- JOHN MALONE: --you be interested?
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Increasingly, however, actions and rhetoric are employed not in service of ultimately reaching resolution to a national problem, but rather to entrench all-or-nothing propositions and politically demolish the other side.
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These economic concepts—especially loss aversion and reference dependence—closely align with human reactions to similar propositions, providing an intriguing window into the evolutionary roots of our own financial behavior (and misbehavior).
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As of the end of October, the amount raised to pass or defeat the 11 propositions was almost $368 million, about five times the amount raised by this year's two gubernatorial candidates.
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Courtney declined to name Murphy as the Steyer aide who made the offer, but several other local politicians said they received similar propositions, and all confirmed the proposal came from Murphy himself.
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Meanwhile, by talking about immigrants, terrorism, Islamism, colonization and the euro in the stark terms that she favors, Ms. Le Pen has little by little lifted taboos and normalized some scandalous propositions.
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But along with the propositions embodied in majority opinions over the past three decades, originalism has indisputably moved from "off the wall" to "on the wall," to borrow an image from Prof.
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The school bond was one of 17 state propositions and hundreds of local measures considered by California voters on Tuesday, including over $32 billion of proposed funding for education, infrastructure and homeless services.
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They described repeated propositions for sex from male investors, unwanted groping and kissing, sexually explicit texts in the middle of the night, and pressure to get a hotel room after a business meeting.
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But runoffs can prove dicey propositions and could require Republicans to spend on a safe seat — an unwelcome prospect in a year when they are being forced to defend an ever-expanding map.
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Other industry watchers say that Uber, which has deep pockets and other value propositions such as huge swaths of traffic and rider data, could ride out a negative ruling in the Waymo case.
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Some of those propositions were well-known: Proposition 6900 outlawed public benefits for undocumented immigrants, and Proposition 2628, known as the "Three Strikes Law;" both passed in 28503 by popular vote among Californians.
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When users search for "election results" on Tuesday, Google will show a box displaying presidential, senatorial, congressional and gubernatorial races in addition to state-level referenda and ballot propositions above their search results.
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"One of the value propositions is, you're getting the quality of a $500 bottle of wine for whatever the price ends up being, and you can have it over and over," Lee says.
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"This is one of the worst written, most vague propositions I've seen in my lifetime," Alex Austin, an entertainment lawyer who represents members of the adult film industry, said at an anti-Prop.
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In recent weeks, another explanation has emerged: A pattern of suggestive remarks and sexual propositions, casual misogyny, groping and assaults that is too often a part of the capital-raising process for women.
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As such the concepts are like the living dead, they are alive in our heads and our language, but not any longer useful for making precise propositions about the reality of the city.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Female start-up founders who have come forward with stories of unwanted physical contact and repeated propositions for sex by venture capitalists have received a wave of support from Silicon Valley.
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"He will focus on driving scale in retail, expanding wealth management, rethinking our branch network, accelerating digital capabilities, strengthening customer value propositions, and charting the path to growth in mortgage and small business."
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When describing rhythm and its folding of finite sensory experience into infinity, Wright reaches for evidence in the objective realm — physics, geometry, and chemistry — finding in such propositions a parallel to world mythology.
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Dom Slowey, spokesperson for the Massachusetts Charter Public School Association, said Massachusetts may mark the rare state where ballot propositions are in the public eye at a level on par with the presidential candidates.
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That two companies can pursue AI-powered processing of massive amounts of street-level video data and still be distinct business propositions indicates how large the potential market for this type of service is.
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Verbal abuse included "nasty, unwanted, lewd, crude, inappropriate, uncomfortable, sexual, suggestive, and dirty" comments, in addition to "being subjected to passengers' explicit sexual fantasies, propositions, request for sexual 'favours', and pornographic videos and pictures".
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" KM: "There was an article during all the #MeToo stuff, that Legally Blonde was a manifesto for #MeToo, referring to the sexual harassment story [in which Professor Calahan, played by Victor Garber, propositions Elle].
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It's an exciting prospect to look forward to for the next few months: two truly compelling, truly high-end smartphone propositions that are different in substantial ways and offer users meaningful differences in experience.
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Beyond inappropriate language, Mr. Ailes was also accused by employees of kissing and intimate physical contact, according to three people briefed on the investigation, and of making propositions that included quid pro quo arrangements.
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The difficulty is that, later, when such propositions are threatened, people may find themselves shocked, out of practice, struggling to defend their values with the passion or eloquence that first brought them into existence.
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PROPOSITIONS: There are a total of five ballot measures in New York and New Jersey, none more contentious than Proposal 1 in New York, which offers voters a chance to convene a constitutional convention.
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Pemsel, who is married, appears to have texted the junior coworker "I suggest we kiss and see what happens," along with repeated propositions, as the coworker continued to reply that she wasn&apost interested.
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The information arrives so fast, in fact, that the league and its partners said it could eventually allow in-game betting on play outcomes — like pass or run — and a host of other propositions.
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The obvious actual concern with both guaranteed free health care and guaranteed free higher education is that these are expensive propositions and not everyone will want to spend the money to pay for them.
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With the second season, Donald Glover has gambled on one of the riskiest propositions an auteur can: shrinking the expanse of his show and turning the camera to the prejudices and motivations of its audience.
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Things have only gotten worse for the state of art since Vautier declared that everything is art, and it may be the time for artists and art thinkers to lean away from total-art propositions.
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The "City" filter dampens wind noise, but it is still a bother, and the earbuds' general sensitivity to wind means that phone calls and the use of voice assistants are tricky propositions when you're outside.
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"Based on what [Parnas] was saying, it seemed like he was trying to sell me on the fact that he was a very important, influential person that has some very exciting business propositions," Nass said.
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So, things like properly A/B testing, identifying your most enticing value propositions and articulating them clearly and concisely, bringing in deep channel expertise for Facebook, Instagram, Google Search, and a couple of other channels.
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Given that one of the major value propositions of these types of cloud services is high-volume data ingestion, the amount of network utilization at the data centers hosting these IoT services could become staggering.
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"This acquisition is a clear sign of our continued commitment to lead the U.K. adviser platform market," David Tiller, the head of adviser and wealth manager propositions at Standard Life, said in a news release.
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Total potential valueAdding up the estimated ongoing value propositions each of these benefits offers (and leaving out one-time elements like the welcome bonus), you're looking at somewhere between $5,000-$7,000 in value every year.
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By contrast, after the passage of these propositions, the probability that a Latino would identify as Republican fell by more than two-thirds, erasing all the gains that Republicans made since Ronald Reagan's 2602 campaign.
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Bob Dole backed a series of California propositions in the mid-1990s limiting services for immigrants without legal status and banning affirmative action in hopes of putting the state in play in the 1996 election.
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Mercury in Leo can be a time when you get offers and other propositions, but these big projects initiated now will have time for review and perfection as Mercury retrograde brings the ideas back around.
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There are countless horror stories of (usually) women trying to navigate Craigslist or Reddit for months, sinking hours every week into self-promotion, only to field dozens of escorting or hookup propositions or harassing emails.
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In addition, more than two dozen other women, most in their 20s and early 30s, said they had experienced or witnessed sexual misconduct at the company — unwanted kisses, groping, lewd remarks and propositions for sex.
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She's had to bat away unwelcome advances from clients who are expecting more than a girl who queues up for a match of two: Propositions, over-generous donations, requests for nudes, even being their girlfriend.
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" In "A Theology for Radical Politics" (1969), he set forth a series of propositions designed to "rearrange the power bases of American democracy, both democratically and politically, so that changes can come rapidly and effectively.
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LONDON — If ever you needed proof of just how many awful chat-up lines, inappropriate propositions and random blasts of abuse women have to put up with on online dating sites, just watch the video above.
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"Through simplifying the ID verification process, we'll be able to save our business customers time and open accounts quicker," said Richard Davies, HSBC's head of global propositions for commercial banking, in a press release published Monday.
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Among the incidents the women reported were receiving unwanted sexual comments, being touched in sexual ways and receiving unsolicited sexual propositions, usually from people in higher positions of power than the accuser, according to the survey.
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The propositions come after House Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiWhy President Trump needs to speak out on Hong Kong Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Pelosi warns Mnuchin to stop 'illegal' .
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The Bible's influences on the Constitution were manifested in several ways: First, general theological or doctrinal propositions regarding human nature, civil authority, political society, and the like informed conceptions and institutions of law and civil government.
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"They've all tried to carve out unique selling propositions, with their own distinctions and differentiations," said Steve Bradbury, an adjunct professor with Syracuse University's S. I. Newhouse School of Public Communications and a sports media entrepreneur.
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If it seems like that's asking too much — if you think leaps of faith are for children rather than adults — consider this: Materialists, rationalists and atheists ultimately place their trust in certain propositions that require faith.
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Ballot propositions, which can be amended only by another popular vote, have determined how property taxes are levied, the fate of bilingual education and even the size of chickens' cages (and thus the price of eggs).
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Ashwin Phatak, who serves as counsel at the Constitutional Accountability Center, a left-leaning think tank in Washington, said that some of the broader propositions from the Nixon and Clinton cases are relevant in Trump's battles.
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A user or programmer entered a database at a certain point and then sought out data as though they were traveling along a map, using paths and propositions like "next", "previous", "first", "last", "up", "down", etc.
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In it, we asked voters how much more they would be willing to pay for two of Sanders's big propositions: a universal health care system covering all Americans and free tuition at public colleges and universities.
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The answer is to think intelligently about the value propositions offered to us all in the wake of the ICO craze and, further, create a similar framework that gave rise to the best of the startup era.
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She says the propositions began in June 2016 and were put to a stop a few months later only after Segel's lawyer gave Weinstein Co. executives an ultimatum that Segel would leave the show if Weinstein persisted.
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As the exhibition and the radio series both proclaim, religion has generally been an activity, not a set of true-or-false propositions, and above all a collective activity in which the tribe or nation finds meaning.
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Such formulae can be rolled up into more complex statements that allow the system to manipulate and test propositions—such as whether your average cat is as big as a horse, or likely to chase a mouse.
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SP: At the same time the VC landscape has become a red ocean for the many Series A focused VCs competing for the same stage and ownership, with the value propositions of many funds being rather similar.
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The company's announcement comes after dozens of sexual harassment claims — including "groping, indecent exposure, propositions for sex and lewd comments by supervisors" — were filed earlier this year against both franchise and corporate-owned restaurants in 20 cities.
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Over the past decade and a half, the number of regional papers that would typically carry coverage of local and state races has drastically decreased, leaving voters without a steady stream of stories about candidates and propositions.
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This discrepancy hurts workers by putting them at greater risk of wage theft, sexual harassment and other workplace exploitation — bosses can easily withhold or steal tips, especially from workers they don't like or who refuse their propositions.
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Complex questions — of medicine, morality, personal empowerment and the proper role of government — are often reduced to the kind of all-or-nothing propositions that are ever more common in the polarized politics of the Trump era.
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In a media tour of the top state-run news organisations in February, Xi told employees that they were "disseminators of the Party's policies and propositions," according to a translation by the US-based China Digital Times.
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The 117 allegations of sexual misconduct the board referred to the Internal Affairs Bureau between January 2016 and June "included a variety of allegations, from catcalls and sexual propositions to unwanted touching and rape," the memo said.
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If any of this makes you bristle—whether because you take all these propositions as self-evident or because you think they are ludicrous—I urge you to test them on people of various ages and political leanings.
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AWS CEO Andy Jassy AWS CEO Andy Jassy One the reasons these companies like Oracle, IBM and to some extent even Microsoft might have stayed away for so long was the cloud was undermining their core value propositions.
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As my colleagues Professor Clayton Christensen and Dr. Michelle Weise have noted, this results in a surge in overhead and direct labor costs with universities dramatically increasing their administrative capacities to cover these different and conflicting value propositions.
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"These are encouraging signs, but we believe there will still be a transition period of several years as sales teams are built and/or reoriented to sell the traditional enterprise value propositions of the public cloud," Smith said.
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The steep and ongoing asset-shedding, plus the deep staff and IT systems overhaul still to come, mean the future shape of RBS and its growth potential are still unknown propositions for investors, according to shareholders and analysts.
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An ageing client base and competition from old and new, tech-savvy rivals with lower-cost offerings have forced the big four banks to drop their fees and invest in propositions that especially appeal to upwardly mobile youth.
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I can see how his pipe dream propositions that build on Voom-Voom room proportions extend the thrust of André Masson's automatic drawings that were based in visceral psychic automatism into unconscious go-go pop technological repetitive gestures.
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On the same day, seven women sent a letter to The Times of India, the flagship paper of the country's most powerful media company, accusing a top editor of years of unwanted touching, explicit messages and sexual propositions.
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While most of the Election Day post-mortems in the New York region focused on the string of Democratic victories across the area, there were ballot propositions, like the one here, that will leave a more lasting mark.
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After more than 2628 discussions with AI experts ranging from skeptics to evangelists, we have identified several propositions to help the United States and its allies fashion an AI future more consistent with our shared interests and ideals.
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"We welcome firms with innovative value propositions to apply for the digital bank licenses, even if they have not yet established a track record in banking," Shanmugaratnam said at an annual event of the Association of Banks in Singapore.
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"We welcome firms with innovative value propositions to apply for the digital bank licences, even if they have not yet established a track record in banking," Shanmugaratnam said at an annual event of the Association of Banks in Singapore.
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"We welcome firms with innovative value propositions to apply for the digital bank licences, even if they have not yet established a track record in banking," Shanmugaratnam said at an annual event of the Association of Banks in Singapore.
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In the grand scheme of things, most insurers with telematics propositions have continued to boost their advertising budget over the years despite their offering of a more cost-conscious, better yet, "fair" insurance policy, which should have sold itself.
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"If we can collaborate in a productive way, which we've all decided to do, we can probably take the best assets of traditional financial institutions, the best assets of emerging technologies — Fintech — and create better value propositions," Schulman said.
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"It's hard to find decent risk-to-reward propositions right now, but for the credit inclined, select (corporate) investment-grade bonds look attractive and for equity investors self-help or meditation books are easy enough to source," Hill added.
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But Mr. Stephenson is staking out risky business propositions — and not only his $23 billion offer to buy Time Warner, a mega-deal that would create the world's largest media company, with enormous operations in both content and distribution.
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But the truth is that however much you believe in the main tenets of Sanders's policy message (I am sympathetic to it), the campaign also grounded itself on a couple of tactical propositions that turned out to be wrong.
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"Sanguine/Bloedrood" is not one of his more demanding curatorial efforts: It has nothing much to say about the older Baroque art on view, and its propositions rest too heavily on the offbeat contrasts that characterize "artist's choice" shows.
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The verdict followed weeks of often harrowing and excruciatingly graphic testimony from a string of accusers who told of rapes, forced oral sex, groping, masturbation, lewd propositions and that's-Hollywood excuses from Weinstein about how the casting couch works.
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But she also put forward a couple of less dramatic propositions that are still important and that, crucially, look to be closer to the center of gravity of where the Democratic Party might plausibly go in the near term.
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"We heard a persistent concern from asset managers and institutional investors that once an investment consultant has developed its own product offerings, it will recommend its in-house propositions even if there are better investment products offered elsewhere," the FCA said.
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His core ideas—unity for all people, no distinctions between race or class, spiritual enlightenment through bodily cleansing, divorce and inheritance rights for women, mandatory redistribution of wealth from rich to poor—were all radically egalitarian propositions for his age.
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"We welcome firms with innovative value propositions to apply for the digital bank licences, even if they have not yet established a track record in banking," Shanmugaratnam said at at an annual event of the Association of Banks in Singapore.
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"While the BlackBerry brand is still strong and the value propositions usually have been centered around the best QWERTY keyboard, BlackBerry Messenger and secure platform, however, the conversation has changed," Neil Shah, analyst at Counterpoint Research, told CNBC by email.
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And investments, by nature, are often hazy propositions, but we already know that national service programs reap huge returns — not only for those serving, but for those served, like children in struggling schools, those impacted by natural disasters, and our veterans.
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"As we think about investments we've made in technology and our ability to mine the data that we have of our customers, we're able to create value propositions that they're likely to respond to," CFO Mark Mason said last month.
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"These propositions that the prosecution would set out to show a group of people set out to coerce and bully people into behaving in a particular way are simply not reflected in the evidence that you have heard," Purnell said.
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Trotter called for an anti-lynching bill and for federal enforcement of the Thirteenth, Fourteenth, and Fifteenth Amendments—which, for years, were largely theoretical propositions—and he insisted that protest and civil disobedience were the only effective remedies for racial discrimination.
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"The depth of data that they have ... their retailing experience, their social experience, and being able to blend that to put very customized propositions in place" could meet high net-worth individuals' demand for quality wealth advisory, according to Wilson.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Theresa May should have to defeat rival Brexit propositions in parliament before putting her own plan to a vote, an influential committee of lawmakers recommended on Friday, raising the risks of failure in the showdown.
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But for most people, that's not terribly practical, and so I think it's worth taking a look at the types of apps that we have installed on our phone, and their value propositions—both to us, and to their developers.
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As Daniel HoSang notes in Racial Propositions: Ballot Initiatives and the Making of Postwar California, it was Dianne Feinstein, a Democrat recently elected to the US Senate, who first pointed to undocumented immigrants as a central problem of the Californian economy.
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In the field of intellectual history, that question usually leads to the examination of notions, propositions, theories, and arguments that have spurred the development of human civilization: its cultures, societies, beliefs, modes of communication, systems of administration, and assorted institutions.
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In my theme park travels, I've seen some of the wacky propositions from those youthful drawings (like a raft ride that requires an elevator to get the raft to the top, or coasters with straight-down dives) become technological realities.
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Propositions for the Modern Interior at New York's Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) concentrates on the post-World War I period from the 1920s to 1950s, during which synthetic materials like tubular steel and plastic were incorporated into domestic design.
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In an age when political commentary is getting shallower and more vituperative, we will especially miss Charles's style of writing — calm, carefully constructed arguments based on propositions and evidence, tinged with a cutting wit and wry humor but never malice.
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The debate about online piracy and what to do about it revolves around three straightforward propositions: (85033) Online piracy reduces legal sales; (2) online piracy hurts consumers; and (3) making pirated content harder to consume increases demand for legal content.
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"All news media run by the Party must work to speak for the Party's will and its propositions and protect the Party's authority and unity," Xi was quoted as saying while visiting the three big state news agencies in February 2016.
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He said he expected lawmakers to select one of two neutral propositions: either - I have confidence in Theresa May as leader of the Conservative Party, or, I do not have confidence in Theresa May as leader of the Conservative Party.
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After I made an appearance on the Phil Donahue show to promote my first book, for example, I got mailbags full of flirtatious letters and outright propositions from women, many of whom included nude Polaroids of themselves in various poses.
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The path forward appears rockier in Oakland, where several former employees of restaurants owned by the chef Charlie Hallowell described a pattern of sexual propositions and a near-constant stream of sexual innuendo to The San Francisco Chronicle in December.
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"All news media run by the Party must work to speak for the Party's will and its propositions and protect the Party's authority and unity," Xi said when he visited the headquarters of People's Daily, Xinhua News Agency, and CCTV.
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See reporting in The New York Times on the statewide initiatives: Proposition 51 (school bond) | Proposition 2100 (hospital fees) | Proposition 21991 (megaprojects) | Proposition 22016 (legislative transparency) | Proposition 225 (income tax) | Proposition 232 (cigarette tax) | Proposition 21990 (prison sentencing) | Proposition 19913 (bilingual education)| Proposition 21991 (Citizens United) | Proposition 257 (condoms in adult film) | Proposition 26 (drug pricing) | Propositions 62 and 66 (death penalty) | Proposition 63 (gun control) | Proposition 64 (marijuana) | Propositions 65 and 67 (plastic bag ban) • Galleries in the Boyle Heights neighborhood have been targeted with graffiti attacking "white art," Jennifer Medina reports from Los Angeles.
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As the Ringer notes:California law dictates that local ballot measures raising taxes require a two-thirds majority to pass; however, a state Supreme Court ruling last year lowered the threshold to a simple majority for propositions launched by citizens, as Prop C was.
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"There have been harasser propositions such as, 'Are you going to be a good girl?' to perpetrators exposing their genitals, to victims having their private parts grabbed on the House floor," she said, without revealing the names of the two Congress members.
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The cases announced by the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), the labor group Fight for $23, and the Time's Up Legal Defense Fund cover alleged misconduct at McDonald's locations in 20 U.S. cities, including groping, indecent exposure, propositions for sex, and lewd comments.
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In 2012, Idaho voters rejected three initiatives — Propositions 1, 2, and 3 — that would have upheld the so-called Luna Laws, which limited teachers' collective bargaining rights, pegged teacher pay to student performance, and forced districts to pay for laptops for every student.
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A robust signature-gathering industry makes qualifying propositions a matter of raising several million dollars, a barrier for ordinary Californians but child's play for the special interests that rule the process, a perversion of former Governor Hiram Johnson's vision of direct democracy.
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Spotify is acting in a very different environment, with competitive services on offer with very similar value propositions from companies, including Apple, Google and Amazon, that all use these primarily as complements to other businesses, rather than as money-making enterprises in themselves.
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Prakash lamented that the movement had an opportunity to make bold propositions when President Barack Obama—someone who believes in the need to address the climate crisis—was in office, but that it didn't have the political capital to hold him accountable.
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From early forums to Craigslist and Reddit and eBay to Twitter and Instagram, fetishists have found a way to use just about every internet tool to find those willing to feed their fetish, easing what might be awkward in-person propositions and transactions.
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As we continue to unravel the ancient empires built upon small boys clubs, I yearn for even more narratives beyond those that uphold white creativity as the historical measure of greatness and propositions that Asians or other minorities can also meet this bar.
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A tough-talking makeup artist who feels uneasy with the ideal of beauty that requires lightening the skin and rounding out a flat nose, Rosalyn bluntly propositions Hero, masking her true feelings as mere lust, an act of bravado that fools no one.
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His words, whatever they were, brought to mind all of the derogatory comments and crude propositions I had heard before, from different car windows and different men: all of the comments about my body and suggestions for what I could do with it.
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And what gets sacrificed, at least on the page, is freedom: in these sections, the reader feels less able to move about within his argumentation and test his propositions, and is instead hemmed in by an atmosphere of political certainty and utopian fervor.
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"I decided to ask two indisputable figures who I know are intellectually engaged in these questions to do the work of reflection and consultation in order to make concrete propositions between now and November," Macron said at a press conference on Monday with President Talon.
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All of these options, especially the latter, mean you have to keep up with markets, sectors and companies; know how to read a balance sheet; and possess the skills needed to evaluate management teams, companies' market positions and the durability of their investable propositions.
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All three hooks are appealing propositions for the farmers, who've generally been hard hit by years of falling crop prices — not to mention hurt by lousy deals on seeds and other items that are often sold to them by manufacturers who obfuscate their pricing.
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"The first joint review will be a time in which we will make an evaluation of the Privacy Shield and also a time where additional propositions could be made (by the U.S. government)," Isabelle Falque-Pierrotin, who heads the French data protection authority, told reporters.
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The presidential contest between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton may be dominating headlines this election cycle, but there are numerous propositions on state ballots this November that together could have just as significant an effect on policy as the victor in the presidential race.
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"While Eikon users can already share Eikon content with counterparts via our strategic open Eikon Messenger platform, this partnership gives our customers the choice to extend these collaboration capabilities to the Symphony community," said Deb Walton, global managing director of customer propositions at Thomson Reuters.
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It's about savvy, and hustle, and ideas, and even anxiety—although those are propositions that will be best be explored later this week by scrappy cool kids like Eckhaus Latta, power players like Raf Simons at Calvin Klein, and even our old friend Marc Jacobs.
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"All news media run by the party must work to speak for the party's will and its propositions, and protect the party's authority and unity," Xi told a gathering of media officials, according to state news agency Xinhua, as quoted by the New York Times.
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But for the most part, Democrats are using "mean" as a stand in for only one of the two main value propositions at the heart of Republican health policy: that distributing resources from the rich and healthy to the poor and sick is wrong.
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She took the reports to members of the workshop's executive board on behalf of the women, who, according to the faculty member, described a range of misconduct from unwanted comments about their bodies and appearances to unwelcome touching, patting of the hair, and sexual propositions.
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Ms. Clark, who worked for a tech company before becoming a full-time housing advocate, is leading an effort to enlist tech workers to participate in phone banking and distributing pamphlets to guide tech workers on how to vote for various propositions and candidates.
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We took a look at how six of the state's leading newspapers by number of subscribers — The San Diego Union-Tribune, The Orange County Register, The Los Angeles Times, The Mercury News, San Francisco Chronicle and The Sacramento Bee — lined up on some propositions.
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In a preliminary stab at implementing the flexibility of liquid democracy, the trial group was given the opportunity to cast a symbolic vote on seven different propositions relating to the peace accord, rather than just a binary yes/no on whether to pass the accord.
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Ms. Wozniak joins an ignominious group of lawmakers who have been punished for sexual misadventures in recent years, including her predecessor, Dennis H. Gabryszak, a Democrat who resigned after several female staff members accused him of unwanted sexual propositions and other forms of harassment.
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"We said there was more opportunity for us to lower cost and that gave us the opportunity to invest back in the customer offer (and) new propositions, or if none of those were available then the opportunity would be to improve margin," he told reporters.
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They grabbed seats (pink folding chairs, mint settees, maroon couches) as well as sustenance (crudités, cheese, wine) ahead of the main event: Ten start-ups would present their business propositions to potential investors as well as those interested in learning from or working with them.
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Mr. Maloney and his lawyers believe the answer to both questions is yes (the primaries for Congress and attorney general are on different days, so he technically wouldn't be nominated for two posts at the same time), though the propositions could be tested in court.
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More radical propositions might include asking all applying candidates to state their preferred pronouns as a part of company policy, making allowances for candidates to enter both legal and preferred names, and proactively choosing and promoting healthcare plans that allow for transgender medical support.
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Yet in a San Francisco underground that was inventing itself out of whimsical Beat philosophies, psychedelic revelations, idealism and hedonism, Graham made it his business to transform all-night ballroom jams into sensible financial propositions and create stable outlets for music that was anything but.
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In truth, the Republican Party is still driven by the two propositions that have guided it for decades: cutting government aid will free poor Americans to shake dependency and get ahead, and cutting taxes on the well-to-do will bring prosperity to all.
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His 2008 book, "Democratic Authority," tried to construct a philosophical justification for democracy, a feat that he thought could be achieved only by balancing two propositions: democratic procedures tend to make correct policy decisions, and democratic procedures are fair in the eyes of reasonable observers.
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"We have customers, we have the trust of customers for more than a 100 years and we are investing heavily in and learning from fintech, partnering with fintechs and developing our own digital propositions for our customers, and the customers appreciate that," he said.
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Tout au plus voit-on émerger, émanant de la société civile, des propositions programmatiques faites récemment comme celle, jointe, sur l'écologie de Nicolas Hulot, ancien ministre de l'environnement, et de Laurent Berger, le secrétaire général de la CFDT, premier syndicat de France (et réformiste).
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And if you need last minute guidance, see reporting in The Times on all 298 of the statewide initiatives: Proposition 22010 (school bond) | Proposition 26 (hospital fees) | Proposition 53 (megaprojects) | Proposition 54 (legislative transparency) | Proposition 55 (income tax) | Proposition 56 (cigarette tax) | Proposition 57 (prison sentencing) | Proposition 58 (bilingual education)| Proposition 20103 (Citizens United) | Proposition 60 (condoms in adult film) | Proposition 61 (drug pricing) | Propositions 62 and 66 (death penalty) | Proposition 63 (gun control) | Proposition 64 (marijuana) | Propositions 65 and 67 (plastic bag ban) • In Los Angeles, the multimillionaire Robert A. Durst pleaded not guilty to killing his friend Susan Berman 16 years ago.
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"With Netflix shares down 36 percent since record highs in July, and the S&P 500 down 10 percent over the same period, we believe Netflix represents one of the best risk/reward propositions in the Internet sector," analyst Heath Terry said in a note Friday.
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But they're also driven by a very specific sense of 1970s America as a place where these issues were heightened by a shifting population, by a world where taking to the road in your oversized van and never marrying or having kids increasingly seemed like worthwhile propositions.
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The list of machine learning fiascos are nearly endless, including a Google algorithm that marked black people as gorillas, an ad delivery engine that is less likely to show high-paying job propositions to women and a news algorithm that promotes fake and sometimes vulgar stories.
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Visiting the offices of China's main news outlets in February, Xi said, "All news media run by the party must work to speak for the party's will and its propositions, and protect the party's authority and unity", the state-run Xinhua news agency reported at the time.
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They told stories of being asked for favors in return for career advancement, of being subjected to baldly inappropriate propositions, of being cornered in a restaurant while Weinstein masturbated in front of them, of being forced to perform or submit to nonconsensual sex acts and raped.
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In keeping with my view that proprietary solutions will succumb to open-source, collaborative R&D and universal quantum computing value propositions, allow me to point out that several dozen startups in North America alone have jumped into the QC ecosystem along with governments and academia.
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"However unlikely those propositions are, if any of them were to occur, Mr. Mack's obligation to advocate diligently on behalf of his clients would come into conflict with his responsibilities to protect privileged information and to uphold his duties of confidentiality and loyalty," the filing said.
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In these fraught conditions, U.S. policy on Iran must be based on the apparently paradoxical propositions that change in Iran is needed and inevitable, that U.S. can't bring about that change and that only the Iranian people can be the masters and arbiters of that change.
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Republicans lined up, in lockstep, around the propositions that there was no need for an independent inquiry into Russian hacking, no need for serious congressional oversight of Trump's business conflicts of interest, and no need to push back against Trump's affection for thinly qualified Cabinet nominees.
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Among the roomy outercoats and immaculately tailored suits were new propositions, like culottes and knee-skimming tweed skirts worn over thigh-high boots and a variety of pieces in lumberjack checks; Beckham also worked in offbeat details, such as belt buckles made from silver skeleton hands.
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The allegations against Mr. Kihuen, first reported by BuzzFeed News two weeks ago, involve a 25-year-old woman, identified only as Samantha, who left her job as finance director of his campaign because of what she described as repeated unwanted propositions for dates and sex.
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"You think about it, digital is changing the game, people want more personalized customer service, they want offerings that are unique to them, they want propositions that are not the old traditional products that we're used to selling that are things that really fit your lifestyle," he concluded.
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Several women described a decades-long pattern of abusive behavior both in his empire and at restaurants owned by friends that ranged from lewd, drunken propositions to physical groping, including one incident at the Spotted Pig in the West Village in which a woman appeared too intoxicated to respond.
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"On the Japanese banks side, clearly they've had to take a lot of impairments...(over) commodities assets in the last five years… [then] as you go into negative rates, all you're really doing is forcing banks to take loans or lend money to higher risk propositions," Gordon warned.
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"It's highly unlikely we'll go into the b2c world, selling to individual customers one by one, or even SMEs," he adds, although he also suggests PQ could end up as a technology and background hosting provider for other b2c players to package up modules into different sales propositions.
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