You read between the lines, you don&apost even have to read between the lines, is that these women are kind of stupid.
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But it's not hard to read between the lines here.
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I hope it is possible to read between the lines.
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"We can read between the lines I think," Speier said.
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He didn't leave it for people to read between the lines.
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And I need to know how to read between the lines.
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You don't need to be Freud to read between the lines.
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Congress had to read between the lines to acquire that authority.
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She doesn't offer details, but Ben can read between the lines.
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Read between the lines here, and it will all make sense.
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Voters instead have to read between the lines and decide for themselves.
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It takes work to see past them, to read between the lines.
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Your bad if you don't know how to read between the lines.
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You should read between the lines of that particular thing, I think.
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Regardless of what King intended, his audience continues to read between the lines.
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But we can read between the lines of Kardashian's Instagram Stories and Twitter.
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Manager Terry Collins already appeared to be trying to read between the lines.
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That is why financial advisers read between the lines of your tax return.
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The predistributionist philosophy comes through if you read between the lines of Mrs.
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My colleague Mike Isaac read between the lines of what Mr. Zuckerberg wrote.
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LIVERIS: YOU READ BETWEEN THE LINES OF WHAT I JUST SAID TO JIM.
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He says he read between the lines and brought pills, which they freebased together.
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If you read between the lines, it's clear that she didn't like Mr. Dittrich.
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One way to read between the lines: Don't let Amazon build the only solution here.
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But read between the lines and he's clearly trying to show Facebook's deficiency with hardware.
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She probably learned to read between the lines before she could read the lines themselves.
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Read between the lines, folks: Jane's hooking up with a hot surfer in season 2.
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Trying to read between the lines of someone's senior yearbook page is a strange exercise.
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The company is now just making concrete what was originally read-between-the-lines ambiguous.
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While Kelly didn't say it outright, "we could read between the lines," the aide said.
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But toward the end of the assignment I also had to read between the lines.
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Read between the lines, and it's possible that these characters all tie back to West.
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He didn't use the phrase, but read between the lines ... he's talking about white privilege.
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I know how to read between the lines, even if she had told me nothing.
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When listening to the President's remarks, the public needs to read between the lines, he continued.
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Read Between the Lines: From the Diary of a Teenage Mom will be released July 25.
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Read Between the Lines: From the Diary of a Teenage Mom is out on July 25.
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Home-sharing sites certainly offer some fantastic deals — just make sure you read between the lines.
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Now he has turned to the more satisfying task of letting people read between the lines.
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She didn't go into specifics, but if we read between the lines, the prognosis doesn't look great.
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Read between the lines a little further, and it's easy to see why Lockheed is acting confident.
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"You just have to somewhat read between the lines, and then you have to see," Wolff said.
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Indeed, what I read between the lines of the Times profile is borne out in the show.
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"It's very important for investors to read between the lines," said Adam Sarhan, CEO at Sarhan Capital.
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" But if you read between the lines, what they're really saying is "make the gotdamn pizza yourself.
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If you're looking to read between the lines here, don't put undue weight on Spider-Man 13.
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Let's read between the lines on what the FCC boss told us about his net neutrality plans.
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But when you read between the lines, there are still traces of St. John to be found.
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While Vinatieri avoided saying anything too specific, it doesn't take much effort to read between the lines.
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He didn't say specifically Jen was the culprit, but it's not hard to read between the lines.
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No, I think something else is going on here, if I might read between the lines myself.
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"You just have to read between the lines toward the end of the book," the writer answers.
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" The N.H.L.'s series director, Kay Whitmore, said of the play: "You can read between the lines.
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If you read between the lines at its keynote address on Monday, you would have noticed something.
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It is simply to say that, when reading this origin story, it's important to read between the lines.
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"I think Beijing will read between the lines and won't be happy," he said of the white paper.
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If a person is not trained, he or she will not be able to read between the lines.
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"You just have to somewhat read between the lines, and then you have to see," Wolff cooly replied.
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Just don't forget to read between the lines before you get too excited over a shiny new thing.
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It's not hard to read between the lines of what can happen when self-interest and politics collide.
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Evans' upcoming memoir, Read Between the Lines: From the Diary of a Teenage Mom, hits bookshelves July 25.
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Having spoken to people from all over the political spectrum, I'm remembering how to read between the lines.
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Amber Rose and 21 Savage haven't said they're official but it ain't hard to read between the lines.
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Unclear what lawyer he's referring to when he says "right now," but we can read between the lines.
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I can identify the subtle variations in people's facial expressions, and I'm quick to read between the lines.
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My own preoccupation with Washington began with an attempt to read between the lines of his major biographies.
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Plus, if you read between the lines, he also gives you the secret to how he did it: 1.
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We have to talk about our opinion and if you read between the lines, you can find the message.
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Of course, you'll have to read between the lines since Lovato doesn't go as far to actually mention Halsey.
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To read between the lines it seems there's a prenup, which is why she doesn't ask for spousal support.
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"If you read between the lines, you can see them really putting their foot down," the industry member said.
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It is hard to read between the lines of the statement Woods released Friday and feel anything but foreboding.
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"Even if [Mr Trump] is only implying that his followers illegally harass minority voters, if it can be shown that he intends for them to read between the lines and it's likely they will read between the lines...there's a good argument" for viewing his appeal as "directed to inciting law breaking".
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Flyers, meanwhile, have been taught a valuable lesson: when it comes to airlines, best always to read between the lines.
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The Drone Manufacturers Alliance's initial statement is a masterpiece of corporate nothingness, but we can still read between the lines.
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You kind of have to be able to read between the lines about what is not being said as well.
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I wish I would have taken what you said 100 percent reality instead of trying to read between the lines.
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Read between the lines and you'll see OnePlus is testing the waters for a more premium phones with higher pricing.
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And since then, her administration has ensured that nobody has to read between the lines to understand what's going on.
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Tyrion's given some terrible advice this season, but I think we can count on him to read between the lines.
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And while Comey was tight-lipped about details, a few commentators tried to read between the lines of his testimony.
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"I think I can read between the lines more than a lot of people can on these issues," he said.
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It's a good day to read between the lines — it's easier for us to understand each other during this transit.
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When you look at these grandes dames at Luhring Augustine, read between the lines and draw inspiration from their cunning.
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To see it, though, you have to read between the lines and notice all the twists and turns and nuances.
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Amazon didn't release the results of its internal investigation, but easy to read between the lines ... since they canned their star.
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And if you read between the lines enough, there's certainly a message there about not forcing your choices on other people.
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In others, they may not say explicitly that your job is in danger, so you'll have to read between the lines.
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If you read between the lines in the blog post, Butterfield suggested that these moves are part of a longer-term plan.
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"If you read between the lines, [Flite] is an ad tech partner that made their bones scaling and creating ads," Dossett said.
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And to those who could read between the lines, Alexis's controversial remarks to Musto felt like an oblique comment on that debate.
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Read between the lines and it's something like being among the top five or six leagues in Europe and the Mexican league.
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" When pressed on whether that means fingerprints have been found on the tape, the source would only say, "Read between the lines.
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"Jack Dorsey is clearly a big believer in crypto, so I would read between the lines on any announced 'ban'," he said.
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I've tried to say how I feel in ways that you might have to read between the lines a little bit more.
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So we read them with a jaundiced eye, sort of trying to read between the lines and know which ones to trust.
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If you read between the lines, it's a subtle coming-of-age story for America, seen from the distance of 24 years.
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Too many people expect prospective employers to read between the lines of their experience — and get their resumes tossed in the "no" pile.
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Ah, but you only have to read between the lines to see that the president's spirit haunts the list from top to bottom.
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And if you read between the lines in Sleight, there's enough evidence that we're not fully falling into the trope, I would hope.
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Sophia invited Teigen out to lunch, an invitation which Teigen accepted... but maybe wasn't so thrilled about, if you read between the lines.
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If you read between the lines of the agency's proposal, you will find an effort to weaken the legal basis of the MATS.
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You look at a country that has five right-wing newspapers and five left-wing, and you tend to read between the lines.
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"Unfortunately, it was really geared toward the medical examiner and pathologists with autopsies, so we have to read between the lines," he said.
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The moon in intuitive water sign Scorpio lights up the communication sector of your chart today, asking you to read between the lines.
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But there are ways to read between the lines and suss out just how well or poorly a game performs, especially during the holidays.
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The other way to read between the lines of Microsoft's reorg is simple, and it doesn't require a Silicon Valley episode reference to understand.
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"Because Mueller is so literal, we have to read between the lines," Mike Schmidt said after the special counsel made his first public statement.
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It's not too hard to read between the lines here: Obama and Merkel are laying out a series of demands for the Trump administration.
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Obviously, it's hard for me to prove this is a widespread sentiment relying entirely on anonymous comments, but you can read between the lines.
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As much as it's an outright comedy, it's not hard to read between the lines of what can happen when self-interest and politics collide.
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The real ideological action is undertaken by the audience, whose members read between the lines of these culture pieces and then scribble in the margins.
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And since, as usual, Trump didn't provide any specifics, is there any way to read between the lines and figure out what's about to happen?
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But yeah, externally I'm sure people are sort of like, "Huh, what ..." or thought that there was something to be read between the lines. Right.
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But it's easy to read between the lines of Qualcomm's statement — which, as always, has to say it will fulfill its fiduciary duty to its shareholders.
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If you "read between the lines" as James once yelled at Lala, you'll see it appears the DJ is upset dating Raquel is even a necessity.
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"She does not read between the lines," he said, reiterating that she has learning disabilities and did not have the capacity to aid in the massacre.
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As for the saying, "Let bygones be bygones" ... well, it's not hard to read between the lines when it comes to a future friendship with Brandi.
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He's a big L.A. party guy, so it's not hard to read between the lines ... the allure of the mansion and the parties will go on.
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It's time for: "Read Between the Lines" ... starring Kristin Cavallari, who says she REALLLLLY likes having Jay Cutler at home instead of with an NFL team.
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Anne and Diana reunite, and we learn that the latter's great-aunt is — read between the lines, y'all — a lesbian woman whose companion has just died.
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For whatever reason, though, "Fahrenheit 451" doesn't deliver the necessary spark, despite all the ways that the filmmakers would like you to read between the lines.
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Mr. Barr clearly mischaracterized Mr. Mueller's report, yet he largely gave Mr. Barr a pass, further forcing observers into acrobatics trying to read between the lines.
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They used urine for everything in Ancient Rome, from invisible ink for secret messages—the alleged origin of the expression "read between the lines"—to teeth whitener.
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The stars of The Light Between Oceans have stayed mum about their off-screen romance, but anyone who watched this year's Oscars could read between the lines.
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" A CNN on-screen headline captures the read-between-the-lines we heard from both coasts: "Could be interpreted as a way of saving COO Sheryl Sandberg.
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There's no campaign for special techniques or equipment, but as you read between the lines you can sense the frustration and difficulty in the situations being described.
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It is often up to clients to read between the lines on these reports if the analyst doesn't make an official change in his or her rating.
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But it's not difficult to read between the lines: both shows are female-led and rely on humor about women, something that clearly made network executives nervous.
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He stops short of saying he's suing, but he refers to his legal team -- and its advice for him -- enough for you to read between the lines.
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Angie Stone says Bruno Mars has a lot of growing up to do, but ain't hard to read between the lines ... she wants him to pay up.
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But on Tuesday's episode of The Late Show, Stephen Colbert called in the one man who knows how to read between the lines: Keegan-Michael Key, a.k.a.
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If you don't have the patience to read between the lines, so you can understand the essence of my words, then you'd better not bother to read.
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It was the first time I'd used Airbnb and at that point, I hadn't yet learned how to decode photos and read between the lines of text.
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But if you read between the lines of those two numbers, you can get a sense of how GoPro's multiyear effort to cut costs is paying off.
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Miranda Lambert is no longer a Shelton — and you don't have to read between the lines of the Pistol Annies' latest song to see she's happy about that!
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And if you're smart enough to read between the lines, you'll know that the next-gen data network was designed from the start to nickel and dime consumers.
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In addition to wedding plans, Evans also has an upcoming memoir, Read Between the Lines: From the Diary of a Teenage Mom, set for release on July 25.
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So here's how to read between the lines of Giuliani's frequent media appearances: Rudy is pushing and pulling Mueller, and every day throws more mud over the investigation.
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Poets will write in a way that you will read between the lines, and it will suddenly become clear that he is an asshole: Fuck, he's an asshole!
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Now that the story's out there, it's very easy to read between the lines about "vicious rumors" and "personal pressures" in dozens of media clips from last year.
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It is difficult to conclusively fact check Trump's claim that the Democrats' letter "implied" that assistance to Ukraine was at stake; different people read between the lines differently.
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In her recent memoir, Read Between the Lines: From the Diary of a Teenage Mom, Evans opened up how Eason is different from those she'd dated in the past.
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There is a long and rich tradition of this, simply because we queers have always been underrepresented on film, meaning we work especially hard to read between the lines.
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Read between the lines of her speech this morning and you see an argument for a post-Brexit Britain to go much farther down the road to internal federalism.
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Since Trump has spent the past several weeks arguing, relentlessly, that those are the problems a wall is needed to solve, it's not hard to read between the lines.
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But if you read between the lines of the report, it looks like Mueller believes Trump either came damn close to committing obstruction or may have done so outright.
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But if you read between the lines of history books, the opposite is often true, historians say: Kids get out front on issues and it's the adults who follow.
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It's difficult with Trump because you kinda have to read between the lines and the pieces of the jigsaw and try to work out what may or may not happen.
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I don't blatantly say what I did on RuPaul's Drag Race half a decade ago [to get disqualified], but I allow the reader to read between the lines for sure.
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We weighed each of the entries and read between the lines to determine the few lessons that the paper of record wants to impart about the music's long-term future.
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Jamie Foxx will not reprieve his rendition of the National Anthem for Donald Trump's inauguration, and even though he won't say why ... it's not hard to read between the lines.
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Here is the Pichai memo in total — if you want to also read between the lines: From: Sundar Subject: Our words matter This has been a very difficult few days.
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Still, advertisers are widely able to read between the lines, like when Universal Pictures marketed different Straight Outta Compton trailers last year for the "white" and the "African-American" ethnic affinities.
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Advertisers should read between the lines when it comes to Facebook Watch's numbers, said Heather Rist Murphy, a vice president of performance content and social media at media agency Nina Hale.
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The thing is, even though VICE and Noisey aren't known for weed-related content, if you read between the lines, you can see hints they are actually open to the idea.
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But in Read Between the Lines, Jenelle alleges her mother uncharacteristically urged her to go out with friends one night — a moment she now says she "should have been suspicious" about.
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But Mexicans tried to read between the lines, creating a bevy of memes, some lampooning the meeting between Mr. Guzmán and the actor Sean Penn that Ms. del Castillo helped arrange.
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Finally, Mr Pence offered an explanation of what the world should have understood by Mr Trump's words that had the merit of being rather informative, if listeners read between the lines.
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It's highly impressive stuff, especially in light of the fact that this writer has dated many a dude who couldn't read between the lines as well as, say, a Shiba Inu.
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Read between the lines of establishment Democrats' complaint, and it begins to seem that Sestak's lack of "electability" is rooted in the fact that he doesn't listen to national Democratic strategists.
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If you feel like your partner talks about their ex a lot, it's not your job to read between the lines and try to decode what it is they're trying to communicate.
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But it presents no new information that proves a crime: Read between the lines, and you see Trump's transactional side — trying to make a distraction go away, like you would in business.
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I want to know everything about what is going on, to stay vigilant, to read between the lines, to get information from different sources, and to look up facts that seem dubious.
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Good tries to paint as full a picture as possible, writing journalistically with words that evoke a scene; details are included in such a way that lets visitors read between the lines.
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But when she asks what there is to learn from it and answers, in part, "to read between the lines," I fail to understand what she thinks there is between the lines.
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News, Evans writes in Read Between the Lines: From the Diary of a Teenage Mom, that the opioid drug began to control her life shortly after she tried if for the first time.
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You don't need to read between the lines to figure out that this organization is being run in a bizarre fashion, one that has led them to the bottom of the NFL barrel.
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The burden is going to fall on the consumer to read between the lines and figure out how this meat, these eggs were raised, and if they meet the standard you're paying for.
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But feel free to read between the lines, and assume that Barratt wants to make something really big — which could mean that many Americans could have a new option for super-fast Internet.
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John Legend's always a gentleman, so ya gotta read between the lines of what he's saying to all the haters of Barack and Michelle Obama's freshly unveiled portraits -- essentially it's, go kick rocks.
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" Mr. Kakar said he could read between the lines and wasn't surprised that his column was censored: "I knew when I submitted it that it touches an issue the state does not want.
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"Read between the lines of your interviewers' responses to get a better understanding of the types of people who thrive in this work environment — the 'A players' — and those who don't," she said.
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Great bosses say what they mean and mean what they say — and they say it clearly, so that people don't have to read between the lines or try to guess their real meaning.
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In her new memoir, Read Between the Lines: From the Diary of a Teenage Mom, Evans opened up about her past relationships and how Eason was different from those she'd dated in the past.
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McGraw's known for going against the grain in the country music biz -- he's a gun control advocate and publicly supported Obama in the past -- so it's not too hard to read between the lines.
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Evans discussed Rogers in her book, Read Between the Lines: From the Diary of a Teenage Mom, where she claimed she learned she was pregnant with his baby but decided to have an abortion.
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We expected follow-up reporting by journalists who had read between the lines, had connected these alerts to other similar ones sent by different companies, or had talked to inside sources at Twitter. Nothing.
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No matter what kind of benefits package you're looking for, it's important to read between the lines of the perks a company has to offer — they can tell you a lot about an employer.
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"When you read between the lines [of Pressler's article], you realize that these women had this really profound friendship and built this quote 'business' together, but here they are being interviewed separately," Scafaria remarks.
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There is always a lot to keep your eye out for when watching The Night Of. It's the kind of series that provokes viewers to read between the lines and connect the dots for ourselves.
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To get some idea of how bad that's been, separate from Susan Fowler's brave and horrifying blog post, all you have to do is read between the lines of the full Holder Report and recommendations.
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"Some of the most powerful documents, the ones that let you tell the most powerful stories once you dig in with research and read between the lines, are often the most innocuous," Ms. Golia said.
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The lyrics go ... "What do you do fighting for your life if no one's on your side," and although the song seems to be about a girl, it's not hard to read between the lines.
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But let's read between the lines: Bloomberg had a good piece this morning about how the unit plans to save costs using Webpass' wireless business model, one that's more efficient than the infrastructure-heavy fiber operations.
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Besides having her hands full with wedding planning and her three little ones, Evans is also keeping busy with the release of her upcoming memoir, Read Between the Lines: From the Diary of a Teenage Mom.
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Today we have seven theme entries, at 2345A, 20A, 12345456789A, 66A, 80A, 94A and 117A, that are all visual brain teasers where you need to look at words a little sideways, or read between the lines.
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It's all been done much, much better elsewhere, and this episode loses a little something from forcing viewers to read between the lines, to fill in the gaps with other Vietnam stories they've read or seen.
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Apple's releasing the new iPad Pros and MacBook Air as two separate products today, but it's inevitable for the mobile chip innovations in the tablet to meet the MacBook form factor if you read between the lines.
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In her new memoir, Read Between the Lines: From the Diary of a Teenage Mom, Evans opens up about her past relationships and how her approach to her romance with Eason was drastically different than the rest.
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It's not a gigantic story, but if you read between the lines, Snapchat's future focus is on live events — like the Super Bowl and the Olympics — and less on everyday material that the curators previously focused on.
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"When it comes to modern digital relationships, the rhythm of the exchange tells us as much as its literal content, and it doesn't take any specialized skill to read between the lines," Slate's Amanda Hess astutely explained.
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His Bayreuth "Tannhäuser" turned Wagner's minnesinger into a prankster whose anarchist pals include a dwarf and a drag queen; his Berlin "Zwerg" read between the lines of the libretto to construct a portrait of the tortured composer.
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Obama is far too polite a man and far too savvy a politician to say so plainly, but the message, if you read between the lines, is clear enough: White working-class Trump supporters played themselves this November.
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Theaters mounted classic plays — Greek plays and Shakespeare, things that were considered beyond reproach — but staged them with subtly subversive gestures that allowed the audience to read between the lines to see a critique of the oppressive government.
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The moon in Libra opposes Uranus, bringing surprises before the moon enters intense and brooding water sign Scorpio 10:56 AM. Communication planet Mercury connects with Pluto at 12:15 PM, asking us to read between the lines.
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Oracle and 21st Century Fox don't have much skin in the game when it comes to the sorts of liabilities SESTA could actually introduce, but 21st Century Fox's interest in the matter can be easily read between the lines.
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The Teen Mom 2 star writes in Read Between the Lines: From the Diary of a Teenage Mom that her early years were marred by the dysfunctional relationship between and with her parents, who split when she was 3 years old.
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But the 25-year-old reality star is now making an explosive claim about one moments that may have permanently fractured her relationship with Barbara, 64, in her new memoir, Read Between the Lines: From the Diary of a Teenage Mom.
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While Saudi Energy Minister Khalid al-Falih said the reduction was because of a seasonal drop in demand, it's not hard to read between the lines that the world's largest crude exporter is growing increasingly concerned about the decline in prices.
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And despite Trump's fervent defense that the six-pointed star was really a "Sheriff's Star, or plain star!" white nationalists the likes of David Duke seemed to be able to read between the lines about what the image really meant.
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What can be read between the lines of the Democratic statements on Soleimani is an abiding respect for an American president's prerogative to take unilateral offensive action in the Middle East, even if the president in question is Donald Trump.
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"If you read between the lines in past studies and this new one, the Scotty specimen is not appreciably larger than other known specimens—at best, maybe 5 percent larger, and that is with a wide margin of error," Hutchinson told Gizmodo.
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The president's advisers, diplomats at home and abroad, members of Congress, the U.S. military, and the media and public struggle to figure out what President Trump wants, what he intends to do, and how to read between the lines of his tweets.
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If one can read between the lines of the press' analyzation of Markle, it all seems less about a Duchess gone power hungry and more about a new Royal, determined to stand her ground in a cultural climate eager to tear her down.
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If you want to find her on her latest album, Liberation, you'll have to read between the lines (and get through an instrumental, a Rogers & Hammerstein homage, some spoken tracks, and some samples from Kanye West's library) to get at the real Christina Aguilera.
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Whether they're more Manson Family or Merry Pranksters—abusive Satanists or whimsical followers of a charismatic leader named Marion Pettie—depends on how much you'd like to read between the lines on the official reports, and which side of the conspiracy theory you fall.
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The Snowden's tweet is carefully vague, but you can read between the lines: fans have been sending him nude pics via Twitter, and he's warning them that he's not the only one seeing them, given that the FBI probably has a warrant on his DMs.
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"From vernacular signage like handmade protest signs that are so loaded with different kinds of meaning to mom and pop stores that advertise by hand lettering their windows to poetry and the power of words that aren't said and read between the lines," he says.
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While the gadgets are some of the most visually stunning aspects of Blade Runner 2049, outside of 13-time Oscar nominee Roger Deakins's brilliant cinematography, they also tell a story: Read between the lines, and the world's history is written in computer screens and ads.
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If you read between the lines of essentially everything written about the #OscarsSoWhite controversy, you'll note that Academy members, while saying they, themselves, voted for various people of color, are often quick to point out the huge number of older Academy members, who hold very different views.
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Now, I know to listen for the BS and read between the lines of what he says, but what he's saying is if you want someone to be allowed to smoke weed on the street, you have to change the law so we don't have to arrest them.
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"Prior to Melancholy, I had a whole album written, done, [w]hich wasn't melancholy at all because it was a different time in my life," Tesfaye told Time in his interview for the Next Generation Leaders issue, letting us read between the lines about his split from Gomez.
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" We asked several national-security experts to read between the lines of the administration's response to this global crisis: Ian Bremmer, president and founder of Eurasia Group, emails: "trump's lack of foreign policy experience is coming to roost ... if there's a winner here so far, it's kim jong un.
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In today's politically charged climate, it is easy to read between the lines in order to pull some political statement out of every story that comes out, but this is unfair to the songwriters harmed by the DOJ's decision and is an insult to the judicial process itself.
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Favilla introduces us to the online punctuation police ("comma panic," vanity capitalization), helps us read between the lines in our inboxes ("the 48 most annoying ways to start off an email") and steers us through the etymological minefield that is modern digital communication ("42 ways to type laughter").
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If you read between the lines, the impetus for Republicans who have spent eight years demonizing Obamacare deciding now to help it is pretty clear: Premiums are going up, they will keep going up without new federal funding, and Americans will blame the people in power if they do.
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If you read between the lines, the impetus for Republicans who have spent eight years demonizing Obamacare deciding they would try to help it was pretty clear: Premiums are going up, they will keep going up without new federal funding, and Americans will blame the people in power if they do.
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But if you read between the lines — and also consider what the court did with Travel Ban 2.0 in June (also allowing it to go into effect pending appeal, with modest tweaks) — the justices are saying that the lower courts are being too hasty and effectively becoming part of the judicial #resistance.
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Insead I try to think a little deeper about what people are doing and sharing on the internet, draw connections to society and history and politics, and trust that those Times readers who are hearing about an online phenomenon for the first time are smart enough to catch up quick and read between the lines.
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To understand the Post story, you need to understand a few key phrases in the piece: Once when you read between the lines like this, a clearer picture emerges: The FBI appears to suspect a top figure in the Trump administration of possibly being involved in the Russian campaign to hack Hillary Clinton allies and publish politically damaging emails.
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" I asked a couple of Obama national-security alumni to read between the lines of this remarkable briefing: Jeremy Bash, former chief of staff at the CIA and Pentagon: "The women and men who work in law enforcement, intelligence and the military expect their leadership to speak 'truth to power,' even if the President doesn't want to hear it.
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"It took us a few moments of confusion to figure out what in the hell he was going on about," writes Jenelle, now 25, in Read Between the Lines: From the Diary of a Teenage Mom The mother of three reveals the family would later learn Colin had set a toy car on fire before tossing it on the bed.
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With President Trump planning to fly to Miami on Friday to announce a Cuba policy that at least partly reverses President Obama's openings for commerce and travel after a half-century standoff, we asked officials inside and outside the White House to help us read between the lines: The base loves a little Obama-appeasement rhetoric, and Trump plans to give it to 'em.
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As Benjamin Wittes of the Brookings Institution wrote in an essay for the blog Lawfare this past summer, a Trump administration would simply need to make sure that loyalists were put into key jobs like attorney general that shared the new president's desire to go after his enemies and were able to read between the lines of what Trump said to understand what he wanted done.
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Given the massive success of the revived Star Wars franchise, with a new entry topping the year-end box office reports each of the past three years — The Force Awakens in 2015, Rogue One in 2016, and The Last Jedi in 2017 — it's not too hard to read between the lines and assume the film on Iger's mind here might be this year's Star Wars anthology entry Solo: A Star Wars Story.
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But if you read between the lines of the early Cosmist ideas to the suprematism of the Russian avant-garde (supremas, the basic unit of Malevich's work, are one of the basic characters in Pepperstein's painting as well as his fiction, as I wrote in a review of an earlier show) and the Glasnost-era culture dissected by 1980s artist collective Inspection Medical Hermeneutics, of which Pepperstein was a founding member, it is possible to see in A History of Futuristic Hallucinations a century of Russian thought and art, mediated through the irony of a tragic history disowning itself.
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