None as currently envisaged purports to be a smartphone replacement.
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C. isn't so gloriously liberating as it purports to be.
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Trump purports to be asking the very question on voters'
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Nor is he the national savior he purports to be.
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Even if he purports to be a member of your party.
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That was disappointing coming from someone who purports to be a feminist.
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She finds John Meehan, a man who purports to be a doctor.
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The party purports to be invite-only but limited guestlist is available.
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"It purports to be an objective, consumer-driven site," Mr. Welch said.
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" He added, "(The) BBC purports to be an objective, down-the-middle network.
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It purports to be a government report written by a sociologist in 2033.
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The person on the line purports to be from the local fire department.
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Beware of any investment that purports to be "guaranteed" or offers unusually high returns.
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It purports to be a profound meditation on something or other; but what exactly?
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The email attached machine drawings of what purports to be an Uber LiDAR circuit board.
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In that case and in this, the political discussion purports to be scientific and objective.
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They were conducting what purports to be the first-ever comprehensive Central Park squirrel census.
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News Genius purports to be an energized forum for debate about the issues of the day.
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The paradox is that Trump purports to be (like Richard Nixon) a law-and-order president.
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At present, those costs are being exported onto the people the UN purports to be serving.
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Death Stranding purports to be a game about a man named Sam reconnecting cities across America.
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The recording, which McClure allegedly secretly taped, purports to be a heated exchange between her and D'Amico.
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That is partly because Mr Hernández seems bent on controlling the institutions he purports to be strengthening.
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No matter how accurate Icosystem's software purports to be, companies shouldn't depend on it to bring change.
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Four hours after the research was posted, someone posted what purports to be the key-disabling key.
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This Mabit Scope model, however, purports to be small and portable enough to fit into a backpack.
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The recipe in the book purports to be a direct copy of the one the King ate.
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Take the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), which purports to be in charge of the nation's health.
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"The email attached machine drawings of what purports to be an Uber LIDAR circuit board," the complaint says.
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The Dutch-made PAL-V Liberty is another that purports to be the first commercially available flying car.
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A new app called Just A Baby purports to be just like Tinder, but for, well, baby-making.
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For a film that purports to be about food, there is little more than a passing interest demonstrated.
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But like so many of the apps his company produces, Cloaker is not what it purports to be.
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So the next time you eat something that purports to be "maple" you might want to check the ingredients.
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At least that's the implication of a new car that purports to be designed to meet women's unique needs.
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We have actual hard evidence to believe he's consistent on the issues that he purports to be consistent on.
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At least one tool on GitHub, an online repository for open source code, purports to be a trading bot.
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"You purport to be an objective journalist, BBC purports to be an objective, down the middle network," Shapiro replied.
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Many users on Twitter shared what purports to be an image of a dead Pikachu amid rubble in Gaza.
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The first woman in a 51 percent female nation that purports to be a representative democracy in 230 years.
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And like everything else with the Trump name slapped on it, neither is remotely what it purports to be.
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It is the classic sign of a paper that purports to be deeper and more insightful than it actually is.
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Missed Messages purports to be a "romance / horror story," although I don't know if I would necessarily call it either.
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In its current form, the Museum of the Bible purports to be a far more academic and religiously neutral institution.
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Well, that's what Amazon's new Petlexa purports to be in a video posted on the company's official Twitter Echo account.
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The olive branch is really nothing more than a marketing ploy in which Arby's purports to be selling vegetarian options.
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I saw a clip on YouTube of... well, it purports to be you being on, I think, Ready Steady Go!
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From the inside, it purports to be a logically coherent account of a transcendent event that affects every human being.
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Those involved in what purports to be the first-ever comprehensive Central Park squirrel census are about to find out.
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Others have questioned the strictness of Brady's diet, which he purports to be 20% acidifying foods and 80% alkalizing foods.
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And I have yet to see anyone on the left denounce this group that purports to be on the left.
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FOR a subject that purports to be an arcane niche, the milieu of obsessive sommeliers has attracted much media attention recently.
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McClanahan also provided 10News with an audio recording of a person she purports to be Wright, apologizing for his alleged misconduct.
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" The bottom line: Far from the business genius he purports to be, Mr. Trump is no better than a "con man.
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"I was angry that somebody who purports to be a conservative and Christian does such a terrible thing," she told CNN.
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But I liked the idea of a novel that purports to be something it's not; in this case, a government report.
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And even if a streaming service purports to be lossless, it still pulls in electrical noise from routers and Ethernet cables.
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The other purports to be a strategic plan for the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation, a forum that encourages trade around the region.
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To me, the most notable thing about "Paris" is that it purports to be about a human emotion that doesn't actually exist.
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I remember thinking one reason the Civil War is so fascinating, and enraptures people still, is that it purports to be over.
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"I regard blind obedience as a deviation from tradition even when it purports to be the embodiment of that tradition," Oz writes.
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What I find particularly seductive about Google Street View is that it purports to be a very objective document of our world.
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That brings us to the StylPro Makeup Brush Cleaner and Dryer, which purports to be the be-all, end-all brush-cleaning hack.
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Mr Shantaram's choice of posed portraits over documentary photography (which purports to be more realistic and objective in nature) is important to him.
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Why we love it: Starting in 2016, this anthology podcast follows Jonathan Sims, who purports to be an archivist for The Magnus Institute.
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TV purports to be the first company to come to market with a product that allows in-stream placement of branded, premium videos.
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Catherine purports to be a game explicitly about gender differences, trying to honestly examine the sexual power dynamics between (cis) men and women.
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The danger is not so much to the person whose account it purports to be, but to the victims it is aimed at.
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A new coffee vape purports to be a novel way for coffee-lovers to fuel up on caffeine, without having to drink it.
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The abortion ban in Ohio purports to be "anti-ableist," but in many ways, it belies the same collective anxiety about disabled futures.
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"Donald Trump purports to be a conservative, and he managed to hoodwink enough primary voters to win the Republican nomination," the editors said.
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And if Mr. Trump really is as smart as he purports to be, then paying attention to daily briefings should not be difficult.
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While it doesn't have Netatmo's sci-fi styling, the floodlight looks just like what it purports to be: a big light for dark places.
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For a show that purports to be about the most important tech products in the world, CES had shockingly little to say about it.
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A movie that purports to be about music in some meaningful way has not even a winking knowledge of its setting's outsized cultural importance.
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The video purports to be an effort from Almudena Ortiz-Monasterio, an 18-year-old student at ITESO university in the state of Jalisco.
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Without evidence, the Trump administration purports to be implementing these policies as a means of deterring immigrants who lack bona fide claims for asylum.
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Because Uber purports to be self-regulating, its users and drivers share in the company's feeling that outside interference is unwelcome and even unnatural.
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On one hand, he and his foul-mouthed, meta, fourth-wall breaking hijinks can feel refreshingly counter to everything mainstream comics purports to be.
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The woman in a box is disfigured, plain and simple; it's an act that purports to be magic, and it is and it isn't.
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A man who befriended him through letters and another who purports to be his grandson are fighting in court over his body and possessions.
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In this scam documented by Trustwave, the scammer purports to be from the CDC, but uses an email from a domain other than cdc.
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And certainly it's possible to be too responsive to an online fan base when creating a work of art, or whatever Sonic purports to be.
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Sighisoara features an elegantly preserved medieval center including old churches, towers, battlements and a house that purports to be the birthplace of Vlad the Impaler.
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The Trump administration is proposing an illusory "space shield" that falsely purports to be able to shoot down any and all missiles Russia might launch.
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Earlier today, Jennifer Lopez released her music video for "Ain't Your Mama," a new single that's made headlines for how feminist it purports to be.
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The bra is made of a brand-new material that's dubbed Ultralu, which purports to be "incredibly lightweight" with a "barely-there feel," per the brand.
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It is a humanitarian crisis, executed by an administration that purports to be the champion of 'family values' but whose actions do not actually value families.
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The less the ISIS "caliphate" exists as a physical entity, the less the group can claim it is the "Islamic State" that it purports to be.
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The script, basically an "and-then-I-wrote" lecture-demonstration, purports to be the story that those carolers don't know about the pain behind the melodies.
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It purports to be a paean to the great librettist Oscar Hammerstein II, whose work with the composers Jerome Kern and Richard Rodgers revolutionized musical theater.
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If that sounds like a scene you've seen somewhere before, the film purports to be all winky-winky meta and self-aware about what it's doing.
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Although Enjo purports to be for parents, the parent-specific content feels more like an afterthought (or perhaps a clever way of creating an App Store niche).
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One of this raucous film's quirks, in the end, is that what purports to be a study in power succeeds most as a portrait of a marriage.
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This study uses different methods, and purports to be the first to look at the joint impact of party membership and powerful committee assignments on portfolio performance.
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Plenty of hardware makers have expressed interest in what purports to be the next major step in smartphone evolution, but of them, only LG has followed through.
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And in some cases, it grossly misrepresents the history of segregation in the US — a pretty unforgivable misstep in a movie that purports to be about racism.
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In the military context, Gian Gentile has described what he calls "a strategy of tactics," which purports to be a strategy but is not one in fact.
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Footage of what purports to be the aftermath of the arrest published in local media, shows officers calmly escorting an unhandcuffed woman into a waiting police car.
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If you're new to modern unlimited data plans, you may be wondering why a plan that purports to be "unlimited" would still have a data cap at all.
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No person as depressed and lost as Didion purports to be could possibly draft prose this precise, words that cut so directly to the heart of her subject.
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Similarly, Louise Erdrich's "Future Home of the Living God" purports to be written by a woman to her unborn child, preparing it for the world it will inhabit.
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These appear to be fairly standard requirements for a device that purports to be able to take over operation of your car, even if only in limited circumstances.
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"What has always been amazing to me is that she purports to be a feminist and yet only steals from other female comedians," Pescatelli tweeted (and later deleted).
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It will require an approved MAC address with an approved fingerprint and a certificate installed from an appropriate department to ensure it is the machine it purports to be.
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Carly Fiorina endorsed Cruz Wednesday, saying she is "kind of horrified by Donald Trump," adding she doesn't believe he will be the anti-Washington fighter he purports to be.
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Marvel and DC will continue to serve up films about superheroes—after Endgame, Marvel is even launching into its next phase of development which purports to be more inclusive.
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Though it might just be a scary story to tell kids to warn them about stranger danger, there's a video that purports to be footage of one such jinn.
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Ably purports to be the first clothing line that doesn't use synthetic fibers and yet produces both men's and women's clothes that are immune to sweat, stains, and odors.
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The Bachelor purports to be extremely conservative at heart, and used to shame women for kissing someone on a first date, keeping a "kiss count" on the official website.
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Those on the other side of the aisle, serving in a party whose national leadership purports to be committed to phasing out fossil fuel production, don't have that excuse.
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To make good on his promise and to demonstrate that he's the master deal maker he purports to be, the president should go to Mexico and get the money.
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Part of CBD's popularity is that it purports to be "nonpsychoactive," and that consumers can reap health benefits from the plant without the high (or the midnight pizza munchies).
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But in the season of scam, the subtle appeal of Mayor Pete is that, maybe, at the very least, he's done the work of being who he purports to be.
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Whether or not he's the Persian Sex God he purports to be on "Dial-A-Freak" or "Kinky Nation," that in no way diminishes what he's accomplished in that capacity.
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With more than 230 obstacles spread over a single 2000-mile loop, the Rat Race Dirty Weekend purports to be the largest obstacle course race (or OCR) in the world.
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Social media users have been sharing an image online that purports to be a screen grab of a news report claiming that the coronavirus has been found in crab legs.
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Hosted by Nick and Vanessa Lachey, the show purports to be an experiment, exploring whether couples can fall in love without the distraction of appearances and/or the real world.
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" Nevertheless, according to White House Wardrobe, a website that purports to be a "Nonpartisan fashion lover following the style of #MelaniaTrump and #IvankaTrump, and recreating White House looks for less!
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It purports to be a notice from the U.N. announcing the creation of a "Civilian Weapons Confiscation Study Group," which would facilitate gun control laws in order to disarm civilians.
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The results were particularly interesting in light of a new preliminary blood test that purports to be able to detect breast cancer (amongst other forms of cancer) before symptoms even appear.
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The following typed letter — which purports to be a response from Scottish brewery Tennent's Caledonian to an enquiry about holding a "giant sesh" at their establishment — definitely falls into this category.
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But given that Murray purports to be an academic, wouldn't it make sense to have him at least speak and kind of tear him down using facts at the Q&A?
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"'Green Book' purports to be about racial reconciliation, a popular sentiment among people who want everyone, holding hands, to take responsibility for ending white supremacy — not just its beneficiaries," he writes.
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That, and other bizarre anecdotes fill the show's three episodes, which purports to be a deep dive into the "riots" the lack of the sauce caused in early October last year.
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While ICE purports to be targeting employers who hire undocumented people, the numbers reveal that these operations overwhelmingly target undocumented employees, a tactic the Trump Administration officially adopted in January of 2018.
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The video depicts a low-level government analyst attending a conference and who coincidentally is befriended by a man who purports to be a fellow alumnus of the college the analyst attended.
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Japanese designers have come up with a new map that looks like something out of dystopian science fiction, but purports to be the most accurate flat image of the planet so far.
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Microsoft has considered buying other so-called graphs in the past, like Twitter, which purports to be the key to our interests, or Facebook, which holds the key to our interpersonal relationships.
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A just-launched Kickstarter that purports to be by Team Swish, Smith's organization, is seeking funds for a new reality show about Smith and his exploits as he plays for the Cavaliers.
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Ocasio-Cortez hasn't formally endorsed a primary challenger to Cuellar or anyone else (her staff purports to be uncertain whether she'll eventually weigh in and says they are focused on other things).
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"The Book of Disquiet" purports to be "a factless autobiography" of one Bernardo Soares, "an assistant bookkeeper in the city of Lisbon," and consists of almost 500 remembrances, perceptions, arguments and fleeting observations.
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He briefly purports to be a religious one, too, though his fascination with his nemesis Eli seems to stem largely from self-recognition, having seen in his adversary another skilled charlatan and manipulator.
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The findings from the documentary have alarmed Haribo, a company that's headquartered in Germany but whose products are sold worldwide, prompting what the company purports to be a rigorous investigation of its own.
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The nonprofit organization: Mr. Singer established and runs the Key Worldwide Foundation, which purports to be a charity and which prosecutors say was used to disguise the true nature of payments from parents.
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The administration is also sanctioning an Iranian entity that purports to be a medical and pharmaceutical company that U.S. officials say has been repeatedly used to facilitate illicit money transfers in the scheme.
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The letter purports to be from the LA County Department of Public Health and features the logos of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the World Health Organization and Los Angeles County.
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In 2017, being a male pop star who purports to be sensitive — or who wields sensitivity as a selling point — means having to defend lyrics that don't necessarily fit a good-guy image.
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Unlike the wild value fluctuations standard in coin day-trading, Tether purports to be pegged to the value of a currency—one USDT will always be worth one USD, or so the thinking goes.
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Although SB 54 purports to be consistent with Section 1373, parts of the law explicitly forbid the sharing of information covered by the section which violates that part of the INA, the complaint said.
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You can hear these influences seep into the bones of his oeuvre, particularly in the rich guitar loops of "SFM'" (below) which purports to be a "Ween cover," despite actually being an original track.
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There has to be a point at which you say, 'This is not somebody I can support for president of the United States, even if he purports to be a member of my party.
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"A lot of Americans are frustrated that the bordering nation which purports to be allied on so many areas is still the source of hostile resources and fighters," said Senator Richard Blumenthal, a Democrat.
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It purports to be taking the pulse of a nation, and capturing the voice of the population, but in favor of its own middlebrow posturing ignores the contexts governing that population's wildly varying experiences.
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There has to be a point at which you say, this is not somebody I can support for president of the United States, even if he purports to be a member of my party.
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What does rub me the wrong way is a work that purports to be satire, but does nothing to encourage its audience to engage with that point of view until a special secret ending.
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"There has to come a point at which you say, 'This is not somebody I support for president of the United States, even if he purports to be a member of my party,'" Obama said.
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And while her brand "Women Who Work" purports to be a place for professional women to share their stories, it remains at its core an e-commerce site meant to sell Ivanka Trump-branded products.
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The auto HDR purports to be faster than the Pixel because it takes advantage of the 48-megapixel sensor to combine images all at once (I didn't really notice a big difference in processing time).
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One of the company's technology demonstrations, a video obtained by NBC News, shows what purports to be live camera feeds monitoring people, including children and women wearing hijabs and abayas, as they walk through Jerusalem.
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The danger of overusing the word "queer," Goldberg argues, is that it upends its very intention to resist definition, while depoliticizing it and placing incredibly limiting boundaries around the expansive space "queer" purports to be.
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It would begin at Troy, the site of which is in present-day Turkey, and end on Ithaki, a small island in the Ionian Sea which purports to be Ithaca, the place Odysseus called home.
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"Although Keller Lenkner purports to be acting in the best interest of over 16,000 alleged couriers, evidence has surfaced casting substantial doubt on whether Keller Lenkner in fact represents many of those couriers," wrote Postmates.
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Photo: Richard Drew (AP)Facebook has yanked its vampiric Onavo Protect service—which purports to be a privacy-enhancing Virtual Private Network (VPN) but is by all indications data-harvesting Facebook spyware—from Apple's App Store.
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The 9GB trove purports to be an archive of leaked emails from the party of Emmanuel Macron, the left-leaning candidate currently favored to win France's impending runoff election against far-right opponent Marine Le Pen.
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Now, OnePlus is throwing its hat into the ring with a phone that purports to be just as good and high-quality as a Galaxy S10 Plus or iPhone XS Max, but it costs hundreds less.
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To enter these pages is to enter a world of smoke and mirrors, rendered all the more insidious by the realization that this purports to be a world of objective truth, a world of scientific inquiry.
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Most recently, HHS directed millions of dollars in federal funding for birth control to California-based Obria, a self-described "ministry" that opposes the use of contraception yet purports to be a women's health-care provider.
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" He went on: "There has to be a point in which you say this is not somebody I can support for president of the United States, even if he purports to be a member of my party.
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It's a significant milestone for a firm that purports to be the largest early-stage investor focused on machine learning on the East Coast, and one of the largest early-stage funds to be led by women.
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The comedy, created by Brian Gatewood and Alessandro Tanaka, with Rhys Thomas directing, purports to be found TV: a Romanian 1980s buddy-cop drama about two Bucharest officers fighting for truth, atheism and the Marxist-Leninist way.
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Though Trump's Twitter account purports to be a personal one, the plaintiffs argued, his writings invariably involved government business and executive opinions — making his posts a public forum to which all American citizens should be guaranteed access.
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If Red Sparrow is a movie about the things it purports to be about, like the blurred lines around issues of consent in the espionage game, then it's a misfire at best and horribly exploitative at worst.
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Camp, who doesn't play a big role in the day to day of running Uber, finally surfaced as the company purports to be embarking on its next chapter to say: We screwed up because we didn't listen.
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The study looked at aircraft and satellite imagery from 1947 and 2014 to examine the erosional rates of 33 islands and purports to be the first to track natural changes in the region instead of from dramatic events.
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An image of what purports to be the official retail box for the Galaxy S7 Edge features a fairly complete specifications list, apparently confirming that the device will have a 5.5-inch, curved AMOLED screen in qHD resolution.
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It purports to be a graphic biography of "Singapore's greatest comics artist," punctuated by examples of his work from 1944 (a childhood drawing of Donald Duck) to 2012 (an oil painting of Singapore's prime minister Lee Kuan Yew).
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The New York Times and Newsmax Media both fell victim to a fake Twitter account that purports to be former national security advisor Michael Flynn, with both publications quoting tweets from the fake account about his recent resignation.
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He or she purports to be standing between us and the calamities that our ignorant and unstable president could unleash, while complaining, in the very same op-ed, that the media doesn't give the White House enough credit.
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Just the other week, the New York State attorney general, Eric T. Schneiderman, warned consumers about a scheme targeting people with Chinese last names, in which the caller purports to be from the Chinese Consulate and demands money.
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Ms. Rowling has built her script on the thin foundation of her 2001 bestiary, "Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them," which purports to be a duplicate of a textbook from Hogwarts, Harry's school of witchcraft and wizardry.
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This group, which calls itself the "groyper army" — "groyper" being a reference to a meme of Pepe the Frog, itself a meme overtaken by the alt-right — purports to be supporting "traditional values" within conservatism, like immigration restrictionism.
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In its current form it is not the paradox it purports to be, since having and then eating a cake is the usual sequence; in its original form ("eat your cake and have it too"), it has more force.
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"Seeking Committee approval of public release would require HPSCI committee members to vote on a staff-drafted memorandum that purports to be based on classified source materials that neither you nor most of them have seen," Boyd's letter said.
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The document will be part of an exhibition honoring the 200th anniversary of Brontë's birth, a collaboration with the Brontë Parsonage Museum in Haworth, England, that purports to be the largest Brontë exhibition ever presented in New York City.
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My favorite story by Ursula K. Le Guin purports to be a journal of an all-female expedition to Antarctica, a venture mounted in 1909-10, after Scott's failure to return from the South Pole and before Amundsen's success.
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The script purports to be by Mr. Cheung, Jeremy Craig Cheung and Jay Davis, but as the plot description should indicate, there's a good chance the three of them took turns copying it from a fifth grader's composition booklet.
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It's a subsidiary of the National Health Care Analysis Group, which, according to the government, purports to be a healthcare fraud consultant but is actually an enterprise established by entrepreneurial investors who saw a profit opportunity in FCA litigation.
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The town's other claim to fame is that it purports to be the setting of the fictional village in the classic film "It's a Wonderful Life," and trinkets for feminists and film buffs alike abound in the gift shops.
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In an apparent shot at Marvel and Fox, who owns the rights to the Deadpool property, Glover posted a fake script to his Twitter account that purports to be for what would have been the finale to his Deadpool series.
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The novel, as the title suggests, purports to be the report of a government commission, like the 9/11 Commission, charged with asking how the United States and North Korea blundered into a nuclear war that killed several million people.
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It is shocking that Japan, which purports to be committed to the rule of law, would employ such ruthless tactics against a business executive in his sixties who poses absolutely no danger of harming anyone or of fleeing the jurisdiction.
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The group posted to Pastebin, a site that Sony's hackers used for distributing information stolen from the film studio, to publish extensive details about Trump — including what purports to be his home address, social security number, birth certificate and phone numbers.
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One could argue that the campaign isn't substantially different from that of a corporate lobbyist, but, unlike registered lobbyists, America Rising Squared doesn't have to file public disclosures or pay taxes, because it purports to be a social-welfare organization.
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United States intelligence officials, speaking to the New York Times Sunday, warned that ToTok isn't the secure platform it purports to be; instead, it's likely a surveillance tool that can funnel data to the government of the United Arab Emirates.
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"Presidents and lawmakers have used websites and social media platforms for years to promote their achievements, but the 'real news' series goes further, seeking to discredit the mainstream media and advertising what purports to be a reliable alternative," CNN reported.
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Anonymous Anonymous sources are often the only way to find out what's really going on in politics -- which is one reason Washington is salivating over the release of the book by an anonymous author who purports to be a White House insider.
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When he frets about the philosopher Peter Singer's extreme demand that we sacrifice our deepest personal commitments to help starving people on the other side of the planet, he purports to be showing us how hard it is to obey Singer's theory.
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One downside of this diffuse approach is that it can make what purports to be an art festival feel a little too much like a Chamber of Commerce advertising campaign, which isn't pleasant even if, as I did, you find the pitch convincing.
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While the Chamber purports to be defending the interests of the broader American economy, its dogged defense of unbridled bonuses on Wall Street proves once again that it is really looking out for the narrow interests of some of its wealthiest donors.
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Opening with commentary from director Ron Howard playing himself, it purports to be a made-for-TV movie that was made by Trump himself but that never aired (as intended in 1988) and was recently rediscovered at a garage sale in Arizona.
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If someone who purports to be as attuned to gender dynamics as Ansari does is prone to the type of behavior alleged against him, it might say — among other things — that there is a lot more to the #MeToo discussion than often meets the eye.
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The date of the invoice and the $750,20103 listed on it match the details logged in an off-the-books ledger, first reported on by the New York Times, which purports to be from Yanukovych's party, listing the series of secret payments now under investigation.
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By using machine learning—neural language processing for text and computer vision for images—to rapidly sift through a person's lifetime worth of images and posts, Predictim purports to be able to flag individuals prone to abusive behavior, drug use, and posting explicit imagery.
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A tape surfaced that purports to be of a conversation between a former close aide to Matteo Salvini, the powerful deputy prime minister of Italy, and a number of Russians concerning ways of secretly using Russian money to fund Mr Salvini's Northern League party.
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Currin coopts the kitschy appeal of midcentury pinups and retrofits it to make what purports to be a quasi-feminist statement about the female body, but like many of Currin's nude portraits, once you cash in its cheap sociology, you're left with little else.
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Basically Facebook needs to recognize that the advertising process it has developed is incompatible with ethical and transparent use in situations like elections, and it's an insult to the democratic process (something in which the company's founder purports to be interested) to act otherwise.
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And for this, we need someone to invent an exhaustive Mister Softee tracker—unlike this map which purports to be just that but which I know to be lacking since there are around 200 trucks in New York and only one tenth of that shown.
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"Seeking Committee approval of public release would require [House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence] committee members to vote on a staff-drafted memorandum that purports to be based on classified source materials that neither you nor most of them have seen," Boyd told Nunes.
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"While the president has the constitutional power to pardon, the decision to do so in this case purports to be premised on the notion that Libby was an innocent man convicted on the basis of inaccurate testimony caused by the prosecution," Mr. Fitzgerald said.
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Why else would Didi — which let's remember is a company that purports to be valued at $56 billion based on December's $4 billion fundraise — end Ofo's exclusive integration inside its app by adding a company that is on its last legs just to provide more competition.
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Perhaps the most clumsily handled is the Neptunes-helmed title track, which purports to be a song about being in love with his wife (credited for her spoken-word appearances here as Jessica Timberlake, by the way) but puts him at the center of each chorus.
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But unlike Showtime's more recent show The Circus, which purports to be straight-up documentary, K Street purposely made it hard to tell, at times, whether people onscreen were playing a version of themselves — as they had in his improvisational 2002 feature Full Frontal — or acting candidly.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - More than three million cases of dengue fever, the world's fastest-spreading tropical disease, could be avoided annually if global warming is capped at 1.5C, said a study that purports to be the first to show the health benefits of a cooler planet.
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None that I can see, for although the book purports to be an examination of the way American films distort reality, its eclecticism is so pervasive that all we are left with are peregrinations of the mind and ideas that jump around and contradict each other.
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The ever-encroaching Chinese presence into India's sphere of political and economic influence has been noted, but so far, says Manoj Joshi, New Delhi purports to be unruffled, as long as Hambantota remains a commercial port, and no Chinese naval vessels suddenly appear in the vicinity.
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"There has to be a point at which you say, this is not somebody I can support for president of the United States, even if he purports to be a member of my party," Obama said during a press conference at the White House on Tuesday.
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Trump has also inserted his penchant for misleading and flat-out false statements into his efforts to pitch his hardline immigration and terrorism policies, as well as his efforts to paint current US government leadership as inept and in dire need of the change agent he purports to be.
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It is truly sad that these basic tips you no doubt learned in college are still useful, given the brain power we have in Silicon Valley and the meritocracy that tech purports to be, not to mention all the progress this country has made since the suffrage movement.
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This may be surprising, because the income tax purports to be imposed on "all income from whatever source derived" — and the I.R.S. is clear that this should be interpreted broadly to include not just a person's salary, but also unemployment benefits, lottery winnings and even the cash value of bartered items.
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Like the city's Migration Museum, which is focused on the country's immigrants and refugees, and the Museum of Transology, which purports to be the largest collection dedicated to the lives of transgender people, the Vagina Museum is an institution whose mission is driven by social justice and public health initiatives.
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This Is Magic Leap's First HeadsetFor months, cryptic teases and rampant rumors have indicated that Magic Leap was planning some sort …Read more ReadEqually big, but more difficult to hype, is the kind of technology Magic Leap purports to be using in the Magic Leap One to visualize all its augmented reality.
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"I think it is at least as plausible that Phineas Fisher is a Russian operation maybe through a cutout than it is that he/she/it is what he/she/it purports to be, which is a politically motivated morally crusading super talented hacker," Menn said in an interview for Motherboard's podcast CYBER.
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The discussion about the post-Islamic State world purports to be about security, but it fundamentally neglects the fact that what the Islamic State claimed to represent — the idea of a caliphate — remains squarely in the minds of Muslims, even if many forces conspire to keep those sentiments from the public view.
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In each edition, there are three sculptures: what Mr. Hirst describes as the "Coral," meaning the work created to look like its "original" encrusted state from the deep; a "Treasure," the artwork seemingly restored by conservators for display; and the "Copy," which purports to be a modern museum reproduction of the original.
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Because the Texas Department of Criminal Justice "obtained the drug from a source that has repeatedly violated federal and state standards and engages in unsanitary practices, Garcia has real, substantial concerns that the pentobarbital will not be what it purports to be, will be contaminated, or will be otherwise substandard," attorneys for Joseph Garcia wrote.
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"For a film that purports to be about the besmirching of someone's reputation to proceed to smear Ms. Scruggs and the paper she reported for in this manner is highly offensive," said the letter, which was also signed by Cox Enterprises, the owner of the newspaper and one of the country's largest cable companies.
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In its mission statement, Big League Politics purports to be "not conservative" and "not liberal," but it has trafficked in conspiracy theories favored by the far right, like the case of Seth Rich, the Democratic National Committee staff member whose murder in Washington was falsely seized on by conservative commentators as linked to WikiLeaks.
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Neither book purports to be a comprehensive equi-story; instead, by arranging their narratives thematically rather than chronologically, both authors have granted themselves the freedom to range as widely as the ancient wild horses, the Takhi and the Tarpan, once did, grazing on a pasture rich in anecdote, allegory and pathos as well as in historical importance.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads A website called Share the Safety has been making rounds on the internet over the past few days, stirring outrage as it purports to be a joint effort between the National Rifle Association (NRA) and arms manufacturer Smith & Wesson to donate a gun to a "less fortunate" US citizen for every gun bought.
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Because it means that we, the public, are deprived of our right to know and that policymakers will miss out on crucial information which will help them make informed decisions, such as whether or not Saudi ruler Mohammed bin Salman is the reformer he purports to be or what they should do about weapons flowing to Syria from Turkey.
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I have previously blamed Facebook users for spreading fake news, and I still think they shoulder much of the blame, but the power of these networks and technology to spread and reinforce what purports to be real news simply because it looks like it, giving it the same weight on the network as actual real news, cannot be minimized.
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So you'll forgive those of us women who opt out of an event that purports to be pro-woman, but feels instead quite out of step with the attitudes of plenty of women who don't care to see our country legalize the sexual exploitation of women, kill our preborn daughters, or get us fired from our jobs and call it progress for women.
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On his Facebook page, which has almost 3.5 million likes, the right-wing activist and music dude posted a link to an article from Natural News—which purports to be "the world's top news source on natural health"—headlined, "It's all THEATER: Florida high school shooting survivor caught on video rehearsing scripted lines, coached by camera man," which is an aggregation of Wintrich's Gateway Pundit story.
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" Nearly 22019 years later, our decadence had been codified in what observers such as David Foster Wallace calls politically correct English (PCE) in "Consider the Lobster" (2011): "PCE purports to be the dialect of progressive reform but is, in fact — in its Orwellian substitution of the euphemisms of social equality for social equality itself — of vastly more help to conservatives and the U.S. status quo.
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NBC's "Late Night with Seth Meyers" mocked President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE and Fox News on Thursday with a fake job posting for the morning show "Fox & Friends" which purports to be hiring a new "Head Blonde" for the show.
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Despite all this or perhaps in part because of it, Gillespie released what became known as his "Kill, Rape, Oppress" television ads, the first of which shows what purports to be a hooded member of the MS-22020 gang wielding a baseball bat in an abandoned building, as a narrator says: Northam cast the deciding vote in favor of sanctuary cities that let illegal immigrants who commit crimes back on the street, increasing the threat of MS-13.
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