When it's pulled out from its vat, it's saturated with juice.
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I pulled out from the project and the video never ran.
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Remember: Investors have had the rug pulled out from underneath them before.
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Multiple top executives and media companies have pulled out from the Oct.
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They turn around and the rug is being pulled out from them.
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These people basically, they just had the rug pulled out from under them.
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We actually felt like the rug had been pulled out from under us.
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How did something that felt so solid get pulled out from under you?
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Yellen pulled out from the ECB Forum on Central Banking summit starting on Monday.
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Google executives ultimately capitulated to their workers' demands and pulled out from the contract.
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" She added, "It's the equivalent of having the rug pulled out from underneath us.
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To put it simply, the cultural rug has been pulled out from under these people.
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The way Meghan handled it, Trevor definitely had the rug pulled out from under him.
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There were plenty of other factoids the researchers pulled out from monitoring the restless pachyderms.
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"These kids have had the rug pulled out from under them numerous ways," Gifford says.
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"We felt like the rug had been pulled out from underneath us," he told CNN.
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Losing anything can make you feel like the rug's been pulled out from under you.
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And it's not just about the Social Security rug getting pulled out from under us.
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To save space, the kitchen table is pulled out from the wall when in use.
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In addition, a number of prominent American executives have also pulled out from the conference.
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Several major tech companies have also pulled out from attending or canceled conferences scheduled through May.
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When the P.L.O. finally did so, in 1988, the rug was pulled out from under it.
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There's also an external shower with a hose that can be pulled out from the van.
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By Saturday, 499 dead bodies had been pulled out from rubble across the affected areas, Tunis said.
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It must've been unimaginably hard to pull off after having the rug pulled out from under them.
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Now, throw in the trauma of having his entire life and identity pulled out from under him.
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Witnesses said he was pulled out from under a bed and beaten by police in the street.
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She pulled out from underneath the bed a box of "recuerdos" from her time in the shelter.
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"We felt like the rug had been pulled out from underneath us," he told CNN in July.
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When Nihei was finally pulled out from the pile of people, she saw their bodies charred black.
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One morning, I came downstairs, and the chairs had been pulled out from the dining room table.
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The bodies were pulled out from the site about 80 kilometers (50 miles) east of the capital, Kathmandu.
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It doesn't appear as if the proverbial rug is entirely being pulled out from under the housing market.
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Only once the rug was pulled out from under me did I realize I wasn't where I belonged.
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"The brain's behavior can collapse like a card being pulled out from a house of cards," he added.
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We were before a very serious case of putrefaction that had to be pulled out from its roots.
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It's of course easy to say that with hindsight, but the group certainly pulled out from Syria too late.
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Kelley ends up having the rug pulled out from under her after assuming Peter has finally accepted their relationship.
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Work across the aisle to ensure that 800,000 youth do not have the rug pulled out from underneath them.
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That he returned home for an exciting job, which was quickly pulled out from under him when the company sold.
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All of the things he's hanging on to keep getting pulled out from under him, removed and then taken away.
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"People should not be pulling funding," said Tonsing, adding that the Japanese agency pulled out from funding programs in 2014.
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This was how it went: Rhodes would get himself over, only to have the rug pulled out from under him.
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To have their ability to work pulled out from under them would impact the employers and the delivery of care.
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If they thought it was going to the school, prosecutors may have had the rug pulled out from under them.
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It's hard enough to live when the rug you were used to standing on is pulled out from under you.
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"I would engage in self-destructive behavior, because I felt the rug had been pulled out from under me," he said.
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You'll be able to use it to check calendar entries and other events that Alto has pulled out from your inbox.
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MSF has pulled out from the area since the two attacks and has not said when it might resume medical activities.
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TC: One of the complaints from consumers is that they felt like they had the rug pulled out from under them.
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As soon as Amazon or another major player started hawking DVDs online, the rug would be pulled out from underneath Netflix.
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Omran had been caught in a Russian airstrike in the city and was pulled out from under a building by rescuers.
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Two people were pulled out from rubble in Thumane four hours after the quake, a Reuters reporter on the site said.
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Then 210 meters from the tape he pulled out from behind Chataway to immortalize himself as the first sub-four-minute miler.
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The , meanwhile, had the rug pulled out from under it after the country's incoming Labour government laid out its left-leaning policies.
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So 83chan went to Bitmitigate, but it wasn't long before the forum had that rug pulled out from under them as well.
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The National Republican Senatorial Committee has pulled out from its joint fundraising agreement with the Alabama GOP and the Republican National Committee.
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"It's definitely super frustrating when you're the creator because it's almost like getting the rug pulled out from underneath you," Graceffa said.
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This means the building blocks of a solid strategy — deliberation, clarity, predictability — are being pulled out from under the national security edifice.
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This was an unsuspecting woman who had the romance rug pulled out from underneath her — and after meeting the Bachelor's parents, no less.
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It was as if the floor was pulled out from under my feet, and I've been careening wildly through space unknown ever since.
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Furthermore, state policymakers won't have to be concerned about having the rug pulled out from underneath them when power in Washington changes hands.
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He's worried enough about having his business pulled out from under him that he's unwilling to go on the record with specific details.
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Angolan oil company Sonangol pulled out from an agreement to increase output at the Qayyara fields in 2014, citing the mounting security risk.
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UFC star Brian Ortega says he suffered a partially torn ACL in his knee during training and has pulled out from his Dec.
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A dead body, the fourth victim of the earthquake, was pulled out from under a collapsed building in Durres, the defense ministry confirmed.
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Two bodies were pulled out from the collapsed building on Monday, taken by stretcher and placed next to an area used for panning gold.
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The father of two had been waiting for a new kidney for a decade, only to have the rug pulled out from under him.
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"We signed up for a deal and built a life here, only to have the ground pulled out from under our feet," he said.
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"It was terrifying to feel the rug pulled out from under me," Mr. Glenn said, joining us as the guest on this week's Popcast.
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"All of these foundations have been pulled out from under them," said Vicki Bryan, a senior analyst with Gimme Credit, a bond research firm.
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A few weeks after the 1972 December election, Neilia's station wagon was hit by a tractor-trailer as she pulled out from an intersection.
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And, as we have long said, there will be a stable transition so that no one has the rug pulled out from under them.
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Donned in a Rick Owens pencil skirt and top, but barefoot, Davis playfully recited and sang from the various scripts pulled out from the envelopes.
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"At a point where we feel we're turning a corner, to have the whole rug pulled out from under us is very concerning," he said.
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The police pulled out from the epicenter of the riots -- the intersection of Florence and Normandie in LA's South Central neighborhood -- and didn't come back.
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We're told a car pulled out from a parking space, apparently without looking, and Barry and his friend slammed into the back of the car.
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The moment a route, neighborhood, or city becomes unprofitable, the people who depend on those services face having their seat pulled out from under them.
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We already know what it's like to have the rug pulled out from under us, to see a seemingly central character end up brutally murdered.
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LG usually debuts a phone each year at MWC in Barcelona, though due to the coronavirus outbreak, it pulled out from the show this year.
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It is the rug that gets pulled out from beneath the feet of the person who may be getting ready to look for a job.
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I saw nine children's bodies pulled out from one rocketed house, one survivor alive only because she was breastfeeding and protected by her mother's corpse.
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As Huawei learned earlier this year when AT&T pulled out of carrier deal, the rug can be pulled out from under at the last minute.
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At least 11 advertisers have pulled out from Fox News' The O'Reilly Factor, due to a sexual harassment scandal surrounding host Bill O'Reilly, NBC News reported.
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On Sunday Chile also pulled out from the agreement, as Belgian Prime Minister Charles Michel saw the biggest party in his coalition resign over the accord.
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A global divestment drive helped topple South Africa's apartheid regime in 1991 after companies including International Business Machines and General Motors pulled out from the region.
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"It's scary to fall in love, and all of the sudden you realize how easily the rug can get pulled out from under you," she said.
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Cory Sandhagen is the rising name of the bantamweight class, but he had the rug pulled out from underneath him twice in preparing for this card.
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The mine is an old, illegal so-called rat-hole mine, common in Meghalaya but dangerous as the coal is pulled out from narrow, horizontal seams.
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"It was a laboratory for human behavior: how people reacted when suddenly circumstances changed radically and the rug was pulled out from underneath them," he said.
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The boat has been pulled out from under him, but it's not long before Ashes swings his elbow over the hull and clambers back onto it.
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The organization had become the only third-party fact-checking service Facebook used in the Netherlands, after Leiden University pulled out from its partnership last year.
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"We are all professional movers who don't want to see our 56 years of San Diego Chargers history be pulled out from under us," the site reads.
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"It seems like the rug has been pulled out from under us," she said, in an interview arranged through Families Against Mandatory Minimums, a nonprofit advocacy group.
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The fear of losing everything—the conviction that the rug would be pulled out from under your feet, and that you might deserve it—stayed with him.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Monday that all foreign troops should be pulled out from Syria eventually, after peace is reached in the country.
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And we're going to have a transition period so that people do not have the rug pulled out from underneath them while we get to a better place.
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But when I had that romantic interaction with the girl who moved back to the US, it felt like the rug had been pulled out from under me.
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The president's first pick, investor Philip Bilden, pulled out from consideration in February after he was unable to untangle and divest his business holdings to meet ethics rules.
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But I cling to this: He has at this point gathered a mountain of evidence, and it won't disappear if the rug is pulled out from under him.
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Speaking in Elazig, Interior Minister Suleyman Soylu said 2523 people had been pulled out from under the rubble since the quake, but that 22 others were still trapped.
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Shark attacks in New Jersey waters were unheard of until July 1, 1916, when Charles Vansant's dead body was pulled out from the water outside a beachfront hotel.
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Lately I like to dress like a flasher/ perv/ wallstreet lady from the 1980's catching the subway after work in her sneakers she pulled out from her purse.
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They estimate that consumers in the bottom 10th percentile of the income distribution would lose more than half of their purchasing power if U.S. pulled out from international trade.
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"This is something everyone has been looking forward to for a year, and we completely got the rug pulled out from under us," festival producer Rob Fitzpatrick told Noisey.
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"This comes as a pretty great surprise to all of us who have worked very, very hard, and then had the rug pulled out from under us," he added.
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Everything I worked hard for to get back onto my feet is being pulled out from under me with the virus closing everything and causing work to slow down.
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"In the last thirty days, I have heard from too many women who lost a spouse and then had multiple rugs pulled out from under them," Sandberg, 46, wrote.
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ANKARA, Sept 16 (Reuters) - Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Monday that all foreign troops should be pulled out from Syria eventually, after peace is reached in the country.
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BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Kurdish Peshmerga forces pulled out from the area of Khanaqin, on the border with Iran as Iraqi forces prepared to take over their positions, security sources said.
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The Beijing-based firm in 2016 offered $14 billion for U.S. hotel operator Starwood but pulled out from what would have been the largest Chinese takeover of a U.S. company.
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The head of Finland's central bank Olli Rehn pulled out from the race on Friday, following earlier withdrawals of Spain's Economy Minister Nadia Calvino and Portugal's Finance Minister Mario Centeno.
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"Menopause-related cognitive impairment happens to women in their 40s and 50s, women in the prime of life who suddenly have the rug pulled out from under them," she said.
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The UK-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights (SOHR) confirmed that Palmyra had fallen to ISIS on Sunday after Syrian armed forces pulled out from the desert city, the organization said.
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Investors also pulled out from real estate stocks and construction-related sectors, with cement makers leading the decline, after news the government was undertaking preparatory work for a wider property tax.
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I think he laid out a course that was acceptable to the conference as a whole, and to conservatives as well, and he had the rug pulled out from underneath him.
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Passing as straight may afford a bisexual person privileges such as employment opportunities and familial support, but the rug could be pulled out from a bisexual person at a moment's notice.
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At Arun Modern Public School, a few houses down from the mosque, entire classrooms were burnt and on the street outside, desks pulled out from classrooms lay strewn on the road.
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But the White House felt the rug was pulled out from under them -- 80 players said we will attend, and at the last-minute said two players will attend and the mascot.
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Instead – as the model he shows me makes clear – the studio will be constructed upside-down, and we will walk on the ceiling: the ground has been pulled out from under us.
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Oil exports from Iraq's north have been halted since Iraqi forces took control of the Bai Hasan and Avana oilfields northwest of Kirkuk, after Kurdish Peshmerga fighters pulled out from the region.
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One VPN company now claims that its servers in Russia have been seized by the authorities because of the new laws, and the company has pulled out from the country in response.
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The result was the floor being pulled out from under a number of media companies, many of which suffered layoffs due to the steep drop-off in referral traffic and video views.
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"No," she said with a broad smile, and without another word she showed us an ornate gold-and-blue badge hanging around her neck that she pulled out from under her jacket.
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Mojarro, a mother of four from San Pedro, California was pronounced dead at the scene after being pulled out from under the fallen Eucalyptus tree, the Los Angeles County Corner's office told PEOPLE.
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The seven-metre, 750-kilogram snake of destruction was pulled out from a sewer pipe by a crane — yes, a damn crane — as a message to the world: Stop flushing your wet wipes.
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Scarlett Johansson pulled out from a role playing a trans character earlier this summer, and Chloë Grace Moretz came under fire for playing the titular queer character in The Miseducation of Cameron Post.
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If it does, everyone who buys one of Apple's 7S phones with the expectation that it's the latest and greatest will (rightly) feel like they had the rug pulled out from under them.
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Kurdistan's Peshmerga forces pulled out from Kirkuk oilfields last week as Iraqi military advanced on the area that is responsible for a half of Kurdistan's oil production, or around 300,000 barrels per day.
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As he pulled out from the harbor near his home on Governador Island, he pointed to a half-dozen pipes, exposed at low tide, belching out human waste from the island's 300,000 residents.
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State Department officials were reluctant to issue a statement supporting Yovanovitch in light of the attacks on her because they were afraid "the rug would be pulled out" from under them by Trump.
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Personal Health 'Menopause-related cognitive impairment happens to women in their 40s and 50s, women in the prime of life who suddenly have the rug pulled out from under them,' an expert says.
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Exxon Mobil has pulled out from the project due to U.S. sanctions imposed over Moscow's annexation of Ukraine's Crimea Peninsula in 2014 and its support for pro-Russian armed separatists in eastern Ukraine.
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Washington reintroduced sanctions against Iran's currency trade, metals and auto sectors in August after it pulled out from a multinational 2015 deal that lifted sanctions in return for limits on Iran's nuclear program.
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In his resignation letter, Mattis said the US's strength is "linked to the strength of our unique and comprehensive system of alliances and partnerships" — many of which Trump has questioned or pulled out from.
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"At the end of the day the artists have gotten the rug pulled out from under them, and I'm shocked that legislators in Washington D.C. haven't taken the entire industry to task" Simmons said.
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These people won't guarantee that you'll be protected from sudden career shifts, but they will be there to help you if (or, in many cases, when) the rug is pulled out from underneath you.
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I basically watched this episode like I first watched Fight Club having learned the twist ahead of time — looking for clues and bracing myself for the rug to get pulled out from underneath me.
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He also doubled down on the company's commitment to continuing to have Xbox One gamepad support, saying that even as Touch adoption surges, users without it wouldn't see the rug pulled out from under them.
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"... The point we're trying to make here is there will be a smooth transition, a stable transition so that people who are covered today don't have the rug pulled out from under them," he said.
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The town was also the site of at least one successful rescue mission: that of a young boy, who was pulled out from under a concrete slap with help from an excavator, the AP reported.
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In the first quarter of the book I was held back from investing too much in the story because it seemed as if the metaphysical rug was about to be pulled out from under us.
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The company decided to build the Thailand plant after Trump pulled out from the Trans-Pacific Partnership, which would have lowered import tariffs on its bikes in some of the fastest-growing motorcycle markets in Asia.
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Photo: APNumerous advertisers pulled out from Sean Hannity's Fox News show this week after Hannity urged his viewers to treat claims Alabama Senate candidate Roy Moore sexually molested minors decades ago with entirely too much skepticism.
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It seems like the existence of a letter from Swift's attorney couldn't keep Kardashian silent forever, and now we're left to wait and see how Swift reacts to having the rug pulled out from under her.
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Kemplin said when she saw Tweeden's story on social media, she "felt like the rug was pulled out from underneath me" because she had tried not to think about her run-in with Franken in years.
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"Our members felt like the carpet had been pulled out from under them," he added, noting that his group had worked alongside the ways and means committee for awhile trying to come up with the plan.
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It has been acknowledged by the Panel that we never deliberately sought to mislead anyone or breach the cap and that's why it feels like the rug is being completely pulled out from under our feet.
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In the days leading up to MWC's cancelation, several vendors, including LG, Ericsson, Nvidia, Intel, Vivo, Sony, Amazon, NTT Docomo, Cisco, Nokia, BT, and HMD, all pulled out from the show over fears of endangering attendees.
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Being stood up is a kind of emotional unmooring where you, ready to have a good time and with the jitters of trying to see if you will enjoy someone, have the rug pulled out from you.
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World number 27 Kyrgios, who was scheduled to participate in the China Open and Shanghai Masters over the next weeks, had pulled out from the final day of the Laver Cup with the same injury last weekend.
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Two years after Cooper had the rug pulled out from under him, the Wisconsin GOP played the same trick, rushing to reassign appointment powers when Democratic candidate Tony Evers won the gubernatorial election in the 2018 midterms.
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When I thought I had stability in the past, I've have the rug pulled out from me like so many others: my bank accounts closed and websites shut down, just because those companies found out who I was.
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This duality is also present in the way he keeps ominously referring to joining One Direction as "the change", which goes to show just how much his previous life was pulled out from under him, like a rug.
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This would be a major change for the Trump administration, which has been hesitant to work with many international organizations and which pulled out from the United Nations-brokered Global Compact on Migration before it was even finalized.
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EASTERN GHOUTA, Syria (Reuters) - His brow dripping with blood and his skin caked with brick dust, Abu Abdallah was pulled out from under the rubble of his house near Damascus after it was blown up in an air raid.
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Six people were rescued and two bodies pulled out from a building that collapsed in northern Mountain province, part of the Cordillera region where authorities said 11 people were killed on Tuesday, all but one of them in landslides.
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Strenuously competitive parents may indeed produce high-achieving grownups, but it's in the nature of things that high-achieving adults are likely to become frustrated and embittered old people, once the rug is pulled out from under their occupation.
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HELSINKI (Reuters) - Finnish central bank governor Olli Rehn, an European Central Bank's board member, on Friday pulled out from the vote between EU leaders to choose a European candidate to lead the International Monetary Fund, he wrote on Twitter.
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The twists begin there and don't stop until all the murders add up, company fraud is exposed, the rot at the heart of a twisted family is revealed and the rug is entirely pulled out from under the reader.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Kremlin-controlled energy giant Rosneft said on Thursday it would continue developing oil and gas projects on its own after Exxon Mobil Corp pulled out from some of the two firms' joint ventures due to international sanctions.
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Video shot by a soldier on Monday shows the rescuers shouting "Thank God" as the man is pulled out from a space under the Jabal Nur mosque&aposs flattened roof and staggers away from the ruins supported by soldiers.
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Earlier, the mercurial Kyrgios pulled out from the opening singles in Brisbane as a precaution because of a bad back, paving the way for hometown favorite John Millman to take down Canada's Felix Auger-Aliassime 6-4 6-2.
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However, the company said it decided to build the Thailand plant after Trump pulled out from the Trans-Pacific Partnership, which would have lowered import tariffs on its bikes in some of the fastest-growing motorcycle markets in Asia.
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A senior Western diplomat said Beijing appeared to be reluctant for Wang to get involved after Liu had the rug pulled out from under him by Trump's reneging on a previously agreed "consensus" to resolve the trade spat in May.
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Being the property of the company that created them, many a developer has had the rug pulled out from under him/her when the company that has built the API decides to reign it in, or change the terms of usage.
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HELSINKI, Aug 2 (Reuters) - Finnish central bank governor Olli Rehn, an European Central Bank's board member, on Friday pulled out from the vote between EU leaders to choose a European candidate to lead the International Monetary Fund, he wrote on Twitter.
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Investors pulled out from smaller-caps, with newly-listed stocks the worst hit, as the securities regulator vowed to step up a crackdown on speculation or manipulation by issuing large amounts of bonus shares instead of paying out cash dividends.
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The government denied reports of fighting, but a commander in the SPLA-In-Opposition, Major Dickson Gatluak, said clashes took place around the towns of Yei, Morobo and Kaya, although he said rebels had pulled out from some of those areas.
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The governors want to make sure Congress doesn't cut their funding too much: "We must ensure that people do not have the rug pulled out from under them and are not left without access to care, especially during the transition."
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"What I was told is that there was concern that the rug would be pulled out from underneath the State Department if they put out something publicly," Yovanovitch said according to a transcript of a closed-door interview released publicly Monday.
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Residents reported three air strikes near the oil terminal, one of three western ports that the Iran-aligned Houthi group had unilaterally pulled out from in May under a peace deal reached last December, which has yet to be fully implemented.
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"There's always roller coaster rides, but when you feel like you're on the very end of that roller coaster ride and you're so close to it and then it's pulled out from underneath you again, it's hard," Kristen Anderson told CNN.
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Other descriptors emerged: a sense of safety, a sense of familiarity, a sense of inhabiting space with certainty, a sense, indeed, of the certainty of that space — the opposite feeling of having the rug pulled out from under your feet.
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"Rouhani really has had the rug pulled out from in terms of sanctions … When you look at the forces who have benefited from this decision it is the IRGC (Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps) who have benefited," Costello said in a phone call.
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For us right now it's about avoiding the risk of putting more money and work into next year, signing contracts, and then the building getting sold in the middle of that all as our dance floor gets pulled out from underneath us.
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World number one Jason Day, four-time major winner Rory McIlroy, Fiji's Vijay Singh, and Charl Schwartzel of South Africa are among those who have all pulled out from Rio, as golf returns to the Olympics for the first time since 1904.
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I've always respected narratives where tiny things, little breadcrumbs, were tossed in my direction so that the shape of the narrative gave me the chance to participate in it, so I didn't feel like the rug had been pulled out from under me.
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I love that you spent 45 minutes in this film thinking it's about him haunting his wife—and then the rug gets pulled out from under you, and you realize it's about the space, and the things he can't let go of.
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In the morning the order came to move out, so I put on my goggles and my cold-weather driving mask, climbed down into the driver's hatch, fired up my M113 armored personnel carrier and slowly pulled out from the tree line.
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They grew up, like us Old Millennials, assuming that things would more or less work out if they followed the rules laid out by adults, only to have the rug pulled out from under them entirely during a very formative period in their lives.
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The AHCA will allow for a seamless transition that provides continuous coverage for those currently enrolled in the healthcare exchanges, while helping Americans purchase their own plans through tax credits and Health Savings Accounts so no one has the rug pulled out from under them.
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Washington (CNN)The Democratic National Committee appears to have pulled out from partnering with the organizers of the Women's March as the group's leadership faces accusations of anti-Semitism due to their association with Louis Farrakhan ahead of its third annual march this weekend.
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Walking into them felt like stepping back in time, with so many details pulled out, from the perfumes everyone used to wear in the early 00s sat on a dresser in the "road" room, to incense burning near neo-soul posters in the "woke" one.
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Texas Attorney General Paxton issued a September 5th ultimatum before suing the federal government to end DACA and former DHS Secretary and now White House Chief of Staff John Kelly has signaled that TPS recipients could see that protection pulled out from under them.
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HONG KONG, Feb 27 (Reuters) - The Chinese buyer of a Hong Kong skyscraper from billionaire Li Ka-shing in a record $5.2 billion deal in the Asian financial hub has pulled out from the purchase, according to people with direct knowledge of the matter.
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The cuts by Nayara provide the latest indication that Asian buyers will cut orders from Iran after U.S. President Donald Trump last month pulled out from the 2015 accord between Iran and world powers that lifted sanctions on Tehran in exchange for curbs to its nuclear program.
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To feel so close to something—something my boyfriend or my dad or my brother can't understand—that was going to mean so much for so many women, and to have the rug pulled out from under you, I'll never forget it for all my days.
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Rather, Jardina puts forward the argument that these whites feel, to some extent, that the rug is being pulled out from under them — that the benefits they have enjoyed because of their race, their groups' advantages, and their status atop the racial hierarchy are all in jeopardy.
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She was in class when she got an email informing her that BYU was reversing the Honor Code update and immediately felt as if the rug had been pulled out from under her—especially now that she's one of the most visible queer students on campus.
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At multiple times throughout the song, the beat will seemingly get pulled out from under the listener, to come back into a new form that Justin Rose captures the perfect balance between packing a song filled with intricacies, and one that's just about getting real fucking lit.
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And over the course of Slave Play's two-hour run, as Jim and Kaneisha's sadomasochistic sexual relationship unfolds, and as the rug is pulled out from under the audience again and again, it is never quite possible to forget that Jim is the one with the whip.
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Even though publishers have had the rug pulled out from underneath them before — when, suddenly, Facebook decided it was time to focus on "quality time" on its network, and decreased publisher content in the News Feed as a result — they seem happy to create content for Facebook yet again.
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MARK FELT — THE MAN WHO BROUGHT DOWN THE WHITE HOUSE From the moment Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein had the rug pulled out from under them with the revelation of Deep Throat's identity in 2005, a biopic of the man who blew the whistle on Watergate was probably inevitable.
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"The United States has pulled out from joint reduction targets and Russia has not submitted its national calculations on black carbon emissions," the Finnish foreign ministry said ahead of the Arctic Council's meeting in Finland over May 6-7, which U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo is expected to attend.
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Our pick for the best mainstream app is OkCupid: Okay, we're totally biased because of their sweet ad campaigns (how can you not be?), but the site has seen such queer-friendly updates in recent years (including expanded gender and sexual orientation options) that it's clearly pulled out from the pack.
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"Through no fault of their own, people who thought they had forever built their lives on their rights as European Union citizens are all of a sudden having the rug pulled out from under them," said Maike Bohn, a co-founder of the3million, a group that promotes European citizens' rights.
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"My amendments would address the concerns raised by Governor Doug Ducey and other leaders across the state about the impact of current proposals on Arizona's Medicaid system, and ensure our citizens who are most in need do not have the rug pulled out from under them," McCain said in a statement.
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Delta is expected to enter the new Alitalia with a stake of up to 15 percent, but British low-cost carrier easyJet pulled out from talks on Monday, leaving Ferrovie and the government scrambling to find other investors for a deal that would need around 900 million euros ($1.02 billion) in fresh funds.
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Millennials were led to believe in meritocracy and forced into competition for their spots within it — only to have it all pulled out from under them by a disintegrating job market, a catastrophic debt load and a financial crisis that struck just as large numbers of them were entering the work force.
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Venezuela's long-suffering opposition, which won a landslide victory in last December's legislative elections only to see virtually all of the National Assembly's power pulled out from under it by a slavishly pro-government Supreme Tribunal, is trying hard to put an end to this catastrophe without tipping the country into an even worse disaster.
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It's clear from that statement that Haley was annoyed that she had been put on the Sunday shows to sell soon-to-be-announced sanctions against Russia only to watch the rug pulled out from under her when the President changed his mind about the timing (or maybe even the existence) of the sanctions.
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The first step in creating a more patient-centered health system is to allow for a phased-in approach to any overhaul so those most at-risk — our seniors, the working poor and disabled, and individuals with pre-existing conditions — are provided with assurances that they will not have the rug pulled out from under them.
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Maybe it's the relationship rug being pulled out from under your feet that makes you reassess every other part of your life, but when we need to feel and see immediate change, our hair often seems like a good place to start (and it's less painful than getting that ill-advised tattoo of their name on your forearm removed).
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At this point in London, Britpop was coming along, and various bands were using strings and acoustic guitars, so I think that lost us some momentum in the UK. And then of course the album didn't get released in the US. So on the back of touring Mezcal Head and all of what we accomplished over there, the rug was pulled out from under us.
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Dr. Andrew Gurman, president of the American Medical Association, wrote in a March 1 blog: Health system reform will remain a major focus of our work in 2017, because, as physicians, we stand in a unique position to advocate for our patients to ensure that the progress already achieved in coverage gains and increased access to care are not pulled out from under their feet.
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