And those he hasn't purged are sitting on a razor's edge.
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"We're balancing on a razor's edge," he wrote on social media.
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One, pro wrestling exists on a razor's edge between reality and illusion.
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I am on a razor's edge and don't know what to do.
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"The economy is on a razor's edge," says Mark Zandi of Moody's Analytics.
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"Most microbes live on a razor's edge between life and death," Lennon says.
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Working as a journalist in Kashmir is like walking on a razor's edge.
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His voice was a razor's edge: modulated, decisive, accustomed to getting things done.
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"The East Europeans believe they are living on a razor's edge," Mr. Burns said.
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The entire third act of the film walks a razor's edge between terror and ridiculousness.
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Thursday for her razor's-edge victory to be assured with the counting of absentee ballots.
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Prosecutors make difficult, and often razor's edge-close calls about criminal charges all the time.
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My sweet girl, on the razor's edge of death, took in the beauty of the day.
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I've got 100 million people that are following me and I won by a razor's edge.
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Because of circumstances beyond his control, it's now C.C., not Ashley, who's quivering at the razor's edge.
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I have met so many people living on a razor's edge — one illness away from losing their jobs.
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But if what Bezos alleges is indeed true, this is a close call, right on the razor's edge.
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But the scent of the cabbage was ambrosial: sweet-bitter, approximating caramel on the razor's edge of burned.
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The United States' leading role in combating climate change, and Obama's environmental legacy, sit precariously on a razor's edge.
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THE MID-TERM elections in Florida featured some momentous races, including razor's-edge counts in the Senate and governor's contests.
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Most importantly, the colonies of the living and their relationships to each other are constantly balanced on a razor's edge.
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Even in the best of times, most women in the low-paid workforce have always lived on a razor's edge.
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In March 2019, RackTop raised $15 million in a Series A round led by Razor's Edge Ventures and Grotech Ventures.
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Additionally, five venture capital and consulting firms spoke: Seraphim Capital, Razor's Edge Ventures, In-Q-Tel, RRE Ventures and TMF Associates.
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"You liked to live your life on the razor's edge for the buzz," Kaye said on behalf of bandmate Liam Howlett.
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" Eddie Yoon, founder of EddieWouldGrow, a think tank and advisory firm on growth strategy, said MoviePass is on a "razor's edge.
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As Moffat explained to Deadline, the new show will balance on the razor's edge of laughter and major gross-out moments.
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With Senator Thad Cochran out of town for health reasons, a defection by Paul would leave the vote on a razor's edge.
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That North Carolina result would hardly be a surprise, of course: It has been a razor's-edge state for three straight elections.
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The same year, he makes his dramatic debut in "The Razor's Edge," an adaptation of a 22018 novel by W. Somerset Maugham.
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Murray agreed to play a leading role in "Ghostbusters" after the studio greenlit "The Razor's Edge," a passion project for the actor.
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My primary purpose was to show people where to put their campaigning energies by revealing which races were on a razor's edge.
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I'm not arguing that there is no moment when brands can't engage in public discussions, but they are always riding a razor's edge.
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In my opinion, it's best when you feel like you're on the razor's edge between a win or a loss with every move.
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They shaved and shaved those bezels until they're a razor's edge and the Mini's bezels look old fashioned and far too chunky by comparison.
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This is never an easy process; going back to the "homeland"—the place of your ethnic heritage—is like balancing on a razor's edge.
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The decision comes as all 140 seats in Virginia's legislature are on the ballot this year, and partisan control lies on a razor's edge.
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And in those travels, past debris and moonlets, the movie illustrates the fragility of Earth, which is positioned on a razor's edge of habitability.
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This world of sink-or-swim firefights has the effect of making it seem like the entire world is always balanced on the razor's edge.
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YA sci-fi, then, is akin to walking a razor's edge authority-wise: be brilliant and naïve simultaneously, or risk losing your audience from the jump.
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" This sentiment echoes an earlier role in Murray's career as Larry Darrell in the movie, based on the novel by W. Somerset Maugham, "The Razor's Edge.
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When I meet young people in the midst of their searching-for-the-meaning-of-life stage, I recommend "The Razor's Edge" by W. Somerset Maugham.
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An obvious example would be "The Razor's Edge" (1984), a W. Somerset Maugham adaptation in which he plays a first world war veteran searching for enlightenment.
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In fact, according to Cole Sprouse's interview with PopSugar at PaleyFest on Sunday, the season 2 finale of Riverdale could put Jughead on the razor's edge.
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But with so many races on a razor's edge so close to an election, Democrats admitted that even a slight breeze could become an insurmountable headwind.
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Americans living on a razor's edge can't afford to risk a second term with an unstable President if they see four years of economic gloom ahead.
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Whenever the show leaves Earth, neither the viewer nor the characters are ever unaware of the razor's edge they stand on every second they remain alive.
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But in a politics oriented around zero-sum questions of national identity, and with razor's edge control of Congress constantly at stake, compromise equates to surrender.
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Happy Gilmore succeeds where other, later Sandler comedies don't: it showcases that he's at his best when walking a razor's edge between anxious confusion and violent irritation.
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Senators Bob Corker and Pat Toomey struck a budget deal that pleasantly surprised tax reform advocates – but with 52 Republicans every vote is on a razor's edge.
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Life as a woman, we are given to believe, is a walk on the razor's edge between prude and slut, workaholic and feminist failure, bitch and bimbo.
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This was the defining principle of the show's heroine, the C.I.A. officer (now former officer) Carrie Mathison, played on the razor's edge of instability by Claire Danes.
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Maddon and others launched the project to help the city's new immigrant community adjust to the town and to reduce the tensions that were at razor's edge.
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Presidential aides said the government was on a razor's edge over Sunday's lower house vote, which will be organized by Rousseff's political arch-enemy, Speaker Eduardo Cunha.
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For restaurants the cost of labor keeps rising and that will continue to squeeze margins for businesses that are already on a razor's edge between profits and losses.
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Even a razor's-edge win in a district where GOP congressional candidates typically top 60% would be a stark reminder of the wave potential of the 2018 midterms.
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In that way — as with her sturdy narrative prose, gilded about with the occasional grace-note — it also reminded me of "The Razor's Edge," only turned inside out.
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I started to feel that familiar, extreme buzz that you get when you've had way too much caffeine, when you're skating the razor's edge between focus, anxiety, and mania.
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After reacting to it in the moment, he realizes he has crossed the razor's edge between healthy discipline and humiliation, and broods that he has channeled his disciplinarian father.
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Previous investors RRE Venture Capital, Vulcan Capital and Razor's Edge Ventures also joined the round; it brings total funding for the seven-year-old, Seattle-based company to $53.5 million.
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Bottom line here This has always been the case: When it comes to the Senate, and Republicans only hold a two-seat majority, things are always on a razor's edge.
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But the razor's edge separating Conor Lamb from Rick Saccone in Pennsylvania's 18th district last week — a mere 627 votes out of the almost 230,000 cast — obscures an important story.
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The silent terror in the darkness, the something lurking just beyond the razor's edge where the light stops, is as much a part of the show's identity as Rick's godlike genius.
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It's a profession which demands a razor's edge between the healthy and unhealthy, which soaks up the attention of the audience just as much as any actor, circus performer, or politician.
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" It reminded me of something the head monk says in "The Razor's Edge" after Darrell has his religious experience: "It's easy to be a holy man on top of a mountain.
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In brutal poetry, Mr Crummey invokes the work they do to survive, "the two children wielding knives honed to a razor's edge, up to their slender wrists in blood and offal".
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It appears that the first lady might have taken design control in the East Colonnade, where silver stars, their points sharpened to a glinting razor's edge, float menacingly above lit glass panels.
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Here we're going to go in step with the nuts: the oxidative, maple, dried fruit sweetness of the port and the razor's edge balance of sweet and acid of the khaki-hued Madeira.
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"While some calm has come over the foreign exchange market in the past 18 hours, dealers are on a razor's edge," said Stephen Innes, senior trader at online FX platform OANDA in Singapore.
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Locks that look as if they've been pressed at the laundry and shaped by a razor's edge adorn magazine covers year after year, and the style shows few signs of slowing down in 2017.
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From about halfway through the first episode of "Ozark," the financial planner Marty Byrde (Jason Bateman) and his family have tiptoed the razor's edge, surviving certain death through guile, ingenuity and plain old luck.
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On Friday, NBC News released the criteria for its January 17 debate -- the Democrats' last before the primary voting season kicks off in February -- and the former Maryland governor is hanging on a razor's edge.
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But with the world on a razor's edge, stuff like this is a terrifying reminder that the only thing standing between us and nuclear war are a lot of imperfect machines and very fallible humans.
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Whispers that he was on the outs have quieted of late, but with the notable exception of son-in-law and senior adviser Jared Kushner, top White House staff are all operating on a razor's edge.
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The finalists will also receive intensive coaching from TechCrunch's editors to hone their pitches to a razor's edge before they take the stage in front of top venture capitalists from the region and around the world.
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The Energy Select Sector SPDR ETF rose out of correction territory on an intraday basis earlier on Wednesday, but was on the razor's edge of ending the session still 10 percent below its 52-week high.
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Darksburg is right at the razor's edge of being difficult, and I think that the designers have done a great job of making the players feel like they are on their back feet at critical moments.
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Friends have confided to me that as youngsters they couldn't go to their parents when they were on the razor's edge because they felt their folks were too fragile and would just fall apart or withdraw.
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The enormous destructive capability at his fingertips -- coupled with his ignorance of international affairs and disdain for diplomacy, his fetish for violence and dehumanizing worldviews, and his consistently ballistic tendencies -- has us balanced on the razor's edge.
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I understood to live, to trek in the shadows of your steeples, I was to step soft as the shorn ewe does, let my snout touch your callused hands as the razor's edge scoured my hide ad naseum.
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Acting U.S. Defense Secretary Patrick Shanahan said Washington would lodge a formal diplomatic protest to Russia, while a senior Russian parliamentarian said such episodes could easily escalate tensions, which he said were already balanced "on a razor's edge".
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As the race between Hillary Clinton and Donald J. Trump teeters on a razor's edge in Florida, their campaigns are scuffling over business that Mr. Trump may have conducted in Cuba while American companies were barred from operating there.
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Not only do Democrats sit on the razor's edge of retaking control of the upper chamber in the 2016 elections, but the party's unfavorable 2018 electoral map means it has to build as strong a firewall as it can.
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BILL HANCOCKCURRENTLY IN PRAGUE Dear Bill, If you've read "The Razor's Edge," you're likely to be familiar with the cross-country starts and stops that make up ON THE ROAD, by Jack Kerouac, and SIDDHARTHA, Hermann Hesse's spiritual fable.
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But Mr. Trump's brand of scapegoating demagogy, which Mr. Ryan as speaker has done nothing but enable, is a turbocharged Democratic turnout machine that converts swing districts into Democratic seats and converts enormous Republican advantages into razor's edge contests.
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The developer has said that from a financial perspective, the city's plan is roughly as profitable as the one they proposed — both are on the "razor's edge of viability" — and would prefer to choose the plan with wider community support.
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BANGKOK, March 4 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - After months of food and water shortages caused by drought and frost, Papua New Guinea is suffering floods and mudslides affecting 2,000 people living on a "razor's edge" after last year's lack of rain.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Ukranian Oleg Verniaiev nearly dethroned the man he calls "the king of gymnastics" on Wednesday, coming within a razor's edge of denying Japan's Kohei Uchimura a second straight Olympic gold medal in men's all around gymnastics.
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To do so, it uses a fairly novel combination of real-time combat and time progression alongside a tile system out of a game like Civilization VI. What emerges is an experience that feels like balancing on a razor's edge.
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"I feel like he's on this real razor's edge between wanting to be very big and outgoing, and wanting to really keep to himself and be very private," said Kat Foster ("Weeds"), who plays his black ops sidekick and ex-girlfriend.
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Yours truly,Match Book ♦ Dear Match Book, I am on a somewhat leisurely around-the-world journey and would like some suggestions for books with travel and self-discovery as a theme, like "The Razor's Edge," by W. Somerset Maugham.
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It's also true that for a party coming off the historic election of the first African American president and that came within a razor's edge of electing the first female president, there's something symbolically disappointing about retreating to another white man.
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Where James S.A. Corey's Honor Among Thieves and Martha Wells' Razor's Edge follow Han Solo and Princess Leia, respectively, this would have formed the third part of a loose trilogy, following the final member of the franchise's "Big Three" characters, Luke Skywalker.
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The judgment about when to go to war and risk the lives of our sons and daughters, as well as the lives of the people in the region, will at some point have to be made on a razor's edge, or should be.
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"We are in a critical moment, walking right up to the razor's edge," said Antonio Mourão, a four-star general who recently retired after suggesting last year, while in uniform, that a military intervention might be necessary to purge the corrupt ruling class.
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Today, the series is one of those peculiar brands not successful enough to merit new entries — not when blockbuster games are built on razor's-edge budgets — but still popular enough to keep fans on the lookout for, if not a sequel, a temporary stand-in.
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Johnson, the 17th US president in the aftermath of the civil war, also survived by a razor's edge in the Senate, but his political popularity was destroyed to the point that he failed to win the support of his own party for a second term.
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Cross this genre — epitomized by W. Somerset Maugham's 1944 novel, "The Razor's Edge" — with the equally shopworn story of the American in search of his ethnic identity and you get a man of Pakistani and Indian heritage who (re)turns to India to find his roots (and/or soul).
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The proof to this theory is wrapped up in some key film choices, most notably "Groundhog Day," a Buddhist allegory for escaping the karmic loop of unenlightened suffering, and "The Razor's Edge," his adaptation of the epic W. Somerset Maugham novel about a man's search for the meaning of life.
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Inside the card itself there was a poem which was very macabre and it talked about the temptation of the razor's edge, veiled references to suicide—and as much as I was love-starved and wanted to have a girlfriend, even at that age knew there was something about it sending danger signs.
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It then mushroomed into the strongest hurricane in the Atlantic since Hurricane Felix in 2007, killing, by some estimates, more than 800 people in Haiti, slamming into the Bahamas and then skirting a razor's edge that, had it been a few miles south and west, could have caused catastrophic damage in Florida.
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Making a rare campaign appearance in a state he lost in the 2016 election to support Senator Dean Heller of Nevada, who is facing a steep re-election battle, Mr. Trump dispensed with some of his usual bravado and predictions of victory and instead told an audience in a cavernous convention center in Las Vegas that the Republican majority was on a razor's edge.
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They included presentations on: Capital formation (with early stage investors Razor's Edge Ventures, Seraphim Capital, In-Q-Tel and RRE Ventures); Japanese startups (featuring the CEOs of ispace, Astroscale, ALE and Synspective); National security (with the leaders of Parsons, HawkEye 360 and Jacobs); Earth imaging satellites (with Planet Labs and Maxar Technologies); Rocket launchers (led by U.S. based Rocket Lab and Italian builder Avio); and Broadband (with ViaSat and Intelsat).
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On top of all that, three of the six contenders on the outstanding supporting actor in a comedy category were drawn from the "Barry" ensemble, each representing a different phase in a performer's career: the breakout newcomer Anthony Carrigan, who's taken the genial mobster NoHo Hank to deliriously giddy heights in the second season; the versatile and recognizable character actor Stephen Root, who plays Barry's longtime kill contract middleman Monroe Fuches on the razor's edge of malignant and co-dependent; and the iconic Winkler, who deepened Cousineau's journey as old failures haunt him.
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