Mainstream American culture is a pile of trash, but you can get that critique just fine from a rerun of Daria, and a rerun of Daria won't call you names.
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Even when you watch a few episodes in a row — as Netflix surely hopes you will — it feels like just leaving the TV on as rerun after rerun piles up.
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She says there will be no rerun of the referendum.
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The general election is not a rerun of the referendum.
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In its place, please enjoy this rerun from June 933.
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Even the "MAGA" slogan is a rerun of sorts, right?
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Other countries have rerun referendums to produce the "right" result.
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After the rerun on Thursday, Bartoletta was not yet finished.
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Christie's Redemption Games had unfolded like a rerun of 2014.
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He was then defeated in a rerun of the election.
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Paul's colleagues are now wary of a March rerun. Sen.
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But Erdogan refused to accept the result and forced a rerun.
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Many races had to be rerun amid widespread claims of rigging.
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There had been renewed fears of violence during the planned rerun.
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"It seems like another rerun of the Keystone pipeline," said Sen.
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They had others at Exponent read it and rerun the numbers.
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And what is a TV rerun if not the ultimate ritual?
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John McCain, a Saturday Night Live rerun, and Fox News anchors.
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"They (the CHP) regard the decision to rerun is itself unfair, but at the same time if they chose not to rerun this makes the ground wide open for Erdogan's party to gain the seat," said Khatib.
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"This is almost a moment by moment rerun of 2008," Schnur said.
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Yet a Reaganomics rerun would almost certainly do more harm than good.
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For fans, parts of the film will feel like watching a rerun.
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The vote is a rerun of an election held in October 2015.
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Odinga withdrew from the rerun election, saying it would not be fair.
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The vote was a rerun of an August election that was nullified.
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Netflix CEO Reed Hastings once called his company a "rerun TV" company.
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The government wanted to avoid a rerun of last year's violent protests.
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Mike Allen breaks down Trump's "rerun presidency" on CBS This Morning Tuesday.
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Imagine a rerun of postwar urban flight along the Interstate Highway System.
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A rerun of a nationwide election is unprecedented in a Western democracy.
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Instead, we get the same old political games, plus a summer rerun.
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The third presidential debate, scheduled for Wednesday, might seem like a rerun.
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He grasped that nationalism, nativism and xenophobia were ripe for a rerun.
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Opposition lawmakers say the vote was illegal and are demanding a rerun.
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"I'm going to have to watch it as a rerun," he added.
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Add in revivals and a season begins to look like a rerun.
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Cline compares the hearing to a TV 'rerun' 211625:21900 p.m. Rep.
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Meanwhile, everyone watching at home was like, 'Is this a summer rerun?
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Otherwise, a rerun of last year's weekly trading pattern may be in store.
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Last year the Supreme Court overturned Mr Kenyatta's election and ordered a rerun.
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The rerun rights to Netflix's BoJack Horseman are being shopped to cable buyers.
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And some of the best melodramatic dialogue this side of a Hercules rerun!
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"We're getting a rerun of a bad movie we've seen before," he says.
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But Odinga withdrew from the re-rerun, saying it would not be fair.
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The judge dismissed the option of a rerun limited to the disputed districts.
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In some ways, the matchup is a rerun of the Hillary Clinton vs.
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She glanced at the television, where a rerun of "The Office" was playing.
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With a new rainy season within sight, should California brace for a rerun?
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That is, to an extraordinary extent, a rerun of 2008 with slight modifications.
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If you want, you can change the code and rerun it (for fun).
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Click the pencil icon to edit, and hit the Play button to rerun.
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Worries that 2020 could provide a rerun of that theme are becoming audible.
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They were given billions of dollars of rerun ... You could watch The Office.
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There isn't going to be a rerun for what has been taken from me.
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But it may be that viewers could tell it was a rerun of sorts.
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After watching a rerun of that episode, Dawson was inspired to test the theory.
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The bulls need to hope for something like a rerun playing out this year.
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Be smart: This is the rerun presidency: Every day feels like the last day.
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But just because it bears a similar name doesn't make it an Apollo rerun.
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The campaign plans to rerun the infomercial up until the state's caucuses in February.
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Where the Corbynites see a political revolution, Rowling sees a rerun of the 1980s.
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She paused the "Friends" rerun on her inflight television and glanced at her phone.
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At a news briefing on Monday, Mr. Yildirim said he would support a rerun.
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It will run automatically, but you can rerun it by clicking the "play" button.
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"Natural" experiments, such as an oil shock, cannot be rerun to satisfy nagging doubts.
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It doesn't feel right for Apple to just go out and take a rerun.
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But the big money came in success: a slice of profits from rerun sales.
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There is no way to rerun the election with healthier voters and compare the results.
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I think of this when I see a Saturday Night Live rerun, of all things.
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Uber's Khosrowshahi tweeted his thanks over the weekend for MIT's willingness to rerun the numbers.
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ABC aired a "black-ish" rerun in place of the shelved episode on Feb. 27.
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Kenya's historic election rerun resulted from an earlier Supreme Court ruling that nullified its Aug.
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Much depends on the outcome of the mayoral rerun in Istanbul, set for June 23rd.
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We're not out to design or develop a rerun of an existing type of aircraft.
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Nor is it certain that a rerun of the vote would deliver a different result.
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The court will rule on Monday on cases that seek to nullify the rerun election.
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The race was ordered rerun, but two other Americans in the final refused to participate.
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Other factors gnawing at Europe's fragile unity include the rerun presidential election scheduled for Oct.
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ReRun enlists the help of Charlie Brown to find him his own dog for Christmas.
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That would just be a near-rerun of the Democrats' Walter Mondale fiasco in 1984.
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Putin tried to rerun his strategy for the US election in France, only more so.
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If an election is contested, North Carolina's legislature may order a rerun—or declare a winner.
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But the measure is at least a step towards avoiding a rerun of the 2008 saga.
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It would also be a rerun of a campaign full of promises that can't be kept.
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Moreover, the study suggests that, were the 2016 referendum rerun now, Remain would win, albeit narrowly.
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No, it wasn't a "Law & Order" rerun, it's what happened Tuesday around Stockton Street in Brooklyn.
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Kenya presidential election Kenya's opposition leader is dropping out of the rerun of the presidential election.
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A rerun of "Fox News Sunday" was airing at the time the president tweeted the message.
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It was two weeks after the rerun election, in October, that Ogot said she was attacked.
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This should give no excuse, though, for some to rerun old fears about the Yellow Peril.
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His decision to rerun a municipal election his party lost in Istanbul shows a growing weakness.
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Without a quorum on the bench, the case was delayed — and the rerun would not be.
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Thursday's rerun saw incumbent Gboyega Oyetola, of the ruling All Progressives Congress, APC declared the winner.
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His party contested the slim defeat, and Austria's highest court ordered a rerun on procedural grounds.
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"The Office" may be one of a number of rerun shows that Netflix loses from its library.
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In favor: Yeah, about that… The final verdict: We hope you enjoyed this rerun from June 2017.
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"This is a rerun of Friday," said Art Cashin, UBS director of floor operations at the NYSE.
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However, users can explicitly tell it to record all episodes, or a specific rerun if they choose.
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So, the next time you're watching a rerun of $149 million dollar 2007 Apatow hit on E!
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And then Odinga and his supporters boycotted an October rerun, ensuring Kenyatta's mandate was seen as questionable.
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Mr. Imamoglu, 49, beat Mr. Erdogan's candidate first in March and again in a rerun on Sunday.
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She protested that characterization so vehemently that we asked for a rerun based on strictly geographic lines.
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It's just a rerun of the same Hollywood complaint that applies to anything that connects to the Internet.
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It has proved a dismal rerun of America's attempt, in 19903-33, to prohibit the sale of alcohol.
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An increasing number of ballots are being challenged, which could force some polling stations to rerun the vote.
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The political tremors in Italy are more like a scare than a rerun of the crisis of 2012.
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The election Thursday was a rerun of an August vote that was later nullified by the Supreme Court.
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Widodo is running for re-election against retired general Prabowo Subianto in a rerun of the 2014 race.
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And so last year, the contract for Friends, the rerun Friends, came up for renewal with Warner Bros.
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The indications are that the Republicans will rerun the 2000s, and finance new tax cuts with deficit spending.
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I'm actually hoping that, with the Emmy nomination for the special, we get the chance to rerun it.
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The electoral authorities ordered a rerun, wiping away what was a crushing defeat for President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
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When that did not work, the party sought a rerun, arguing that clandestine organizations had sabotaged the election.
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You can change the assumptions by clicking on the pencil icon, then hit Play to rerun the code.
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A flawed election begets a controversial rerun begets a colossal sham — that's the story of this presidential race.
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There is a risk here for a rerun of the growth of shadow banking in the late 2000s.
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Syndication money goes away when you make shows for Netflix, because Netflix shows don't rerun on other platforms.
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This year "is going to be a rerun of 2015 with added risks," said Peter Dixon, economist at Commerzbank.
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Perhaps one way to test that hypothesis would be to rerun their experiment at a Buckingham Palace garden party.
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Now the result has been annulled, and a rerun ordered, to the dismay of opposition politicians and Western governments.
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I've rerun the same study this month through our channel on LINE, sampling 886 respondents between January 17-19.
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Scully being Scully, she resists before coming to believe, which is basically a rerun of roughly 200 prior episodes.
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The "Anaconda" singer — a seasoned Twitter warrior — sparked the argument while watching Abraham on a rerun of Teen Mom.
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If the first episode is any indication, viewers hungry for plot should find the nearest Law & Order rerun instead.
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The excitement surrounding this particular campaign is undeniable, even though its end feels more foreseeable than a Seinfeld rerun.
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For a game about the end of the world, the stakes never feel higher than a rerun of Friends.
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And that I was sitting at home drinking apple juice and half watching a rerun of a debate program.
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The minister, Wolfgang Sobotka, said that pushing back a rerun of the May presidential runoff, originally scheduled for Oct.
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That was the central message behind this past weekend's rerun of the mayoral election in Turkey's famous city, Istanbul.
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"It's Garry Shandling's Show" ran for four seasons on Showtime and was also briefly rerun on the Fox network.
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It was the first time the nominee had addressed the convention this week, but It felt like a rerun.
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"We will not rerun the referendum, we will not renege on the decision of the British people," she said.
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Mr. Epstein's lawyer argued that the new case was "ancient stuff," and an attempt to rerun the 2008 investigation.
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"This was not just about a Remain versus Leave rerun," Mr. Farron told the British Broadcasting Corporation on Friday.
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If he fails to win an outright majority this time, he will be forced into a second-round rerun.
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Remember the days when Disney Channel premiered or aired a rerun of its classic original movies every single night?
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Let's rerun the numbers with a little more precision, though we won't change Greenstein's ballpark estimate of the cost.
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"With a very real deadline looming, now is not the time to rerun old arguments," Barclay tweeted on Friday.
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AFTER Britain voted to leave the European Union, Nicola Sturgeon spied an opportunity to use that referendum to rerun another.
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Rivals to Prime Minister Theresa May are circling and some lawmakers are pushing for a rerun of the 2016 referendum.
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"I slay I have no time for rerun watching ignorant minions like @NICKIMINAJ worry about your family #Watchandlearn," Abraham tweeted.
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In the wake of AKP's loss, it claimed the election was blighted by voter fraud and called for a rerun.
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Rather than simply rerun that experiment, the GOP's plan for the Trump years has been to enact permanent tax cuts.
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It's a rerun, or a video recap of what we already know from the new evidence found in previous episodes.
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Harris' request for a new vote came as a surprise after he spent months trying to fend off a rerun.
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Turner has added original, serialized shows like "The Alienist" and "Good Behavior," to TNT, which traditionally has been rerun heavy.
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Kenya held a presidential election in August, but the Supreme Court nullified it and ordered a rerun on Oct. 26.
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Stocks can keep galloping higher for the next few years in a late-'90s rerun, and then drop a lot.
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For all the similarities to the 2014 final, though, this match at the San Siro stadium was not a rerun.
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Odinga boycotted the October 26 rerun, saying it would be unfair because the election commission had failed to implement reforms.
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It was ruled that a Brazilian runner had interfered with Allyson Felix, and the team was allowed a special rerun.
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Yameen became president in 2013 in a rerun election initially won by Nasheed, before the Supreme Court annulled the result.
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Listen to our first broadcast on Saturday, February 6th at 11AM PST with a rerun on Sunday at 6AM PST.
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On Monday, the High Election Council, its independence highly dubious, bowed before the A.K.P. and ordered a rerun for mayor.
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Those who have spent recent months trekking in Antarctica may be engrossed in Schiff's rerun; most of us are not.
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Sure, it'd like you to go first to Fandango, but then to the movies or maybe a random Gunsmoke rerun.
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President Uhuru Kenyatta won a second presidential term with 98% of the vote in a controversial election rerun in November.
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Allegations of thuggery and voter intimidation marred the Thursday rerun of the election which was first held on September 22.
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Or perhaps kick back and catch a rerun of Stiles and Heath Ledger in "10 Things I Hate About You."
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They're turning on the TV and they're wondering what they're watching on TV. They're asking themselves 'is this a rerun?
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The electoral commission said Wednesday that the election rerun will go ahead as planned Thursday, and opposition protests are expected.
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Though the episodes are still heavily rerun on television today, Parker told PEOPLE in November 2018 that she avoids watching them.
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In October, another commissioner, Roselyn Akombe, quit a week before the rerun, saying she and her staff had been repeatedly threatened.
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He sat down with the Crown Prince of Jordan to watch a rerun after dinner at the Beit Al Urdun Palace.
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They also prevent the shows (even in rerun) and movies from becoming painful reminders to anyone who's experienced unwanted sexual advances.
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In other words, this was not an injury-inducing rerun of me taking that 6-week stiletto kickboxing course in 2013.
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Kenya Kenya's Supreme Court has ordered a rerun of the country's contentious presidential election, after a legal challenge by the opposition.
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In a way, all the syndication and rerun deals may matter more to the new TV universe than the new series.
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Back in 1992 Cartoon Network wasn't much more than a rerun channel, thanks to Ted Turner acquiring the MGM cartoon libraries.
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It was the first time Austria had ordered a rerun of a national election since 22, when the Nazis were defeated.
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For the environmental community, this looks like a rerun of George W. Bush's withdrawal from the earlier Kyoto treaty in 2001.
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But, filled with callbacks, fan favorites and references to moments from its first season, it was more rerun than re-imagination.
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When you're flipping channels and you come across a "Seinfeld" rerun, do you flip right past it or do you linger?
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Before this year is out, you should rerun all the numbers on your financial plan, whether through an adviser or online.
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DECISION DAY FOR XI AND TRUMP: The most highly-anticipated meeting of the G-20 summit feels like a summer rerun.
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The deal also included an extension of TBS's rerun rights, allowing the cable service to continue airing the show through 2028.
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After they ate McDonald's hamburgers (wiping their hands on their bluejeans) and watched a rerun of "Gunsmoke," they got into bed.
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Otherwise, "The Zookeeper's Wife" plays like a medium-gloss rerun of other more gripping depictions of Nazi evil and Jewish suffering.
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So how does one revive American socialism in the 21st century — and prevent a rerun of the failures of the 20th?
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Calling a rerun of the referendum on what was a Conservative brainchild would sink the premiership of any leader of the party.
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The day after Trump's election, I didn't want to tune out with an episode of Scream Queens or rerun of The Office.
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Many left-wing and youth members of the party oppose a rerun of the "grand coalition" that has governed Germany since 2013.
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That involves showing the user the recipe flow in plain language instead of code, which should enable them to fix and rerun.
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The "Slippery Slope" review paper, however, describes Myanmar as a near-rerun of the Sri Lanka crisis, albeit with very different circumstances.
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The fact that so many people text me even now if a rerun comes on, they're like, 'Are you and Kourtney okay?
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The game may have evolved but the latest controversy is at its core simply a rerun of the original LME warehousing saga.
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An overhaul in Spanish politics is also influencing the debate as the country prepares for a rerun of national elections next month.
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But earlier this month, Odinga announced that he would withdraw from last Thursday's rerun because the IEBC had not adequately implemented reforms.
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Nairobi (CNN)Official voter turnout figures in Kenya's presidential election rerun will be released Sunday, the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission said.
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On Thursday, she did not go to work, and a rerun of "Megyn Kelly Today" replaced the live broadcast of her show.
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But, Mr. Cohen said, a state board's order for a new vote would lead only to a "rerun" of November's general election.
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The election was subsequently nullified by the Supreme Court and a rerun held with President Uhuru Kenyatta elected for a second term.
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We can expect in Idlib a rerun of what we have already seen in Chechnya, Georgia, Ukraine and other parts of Syria.
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It was so fast I had to restart the computer and rerun the benchmark, just to be absolutely positive the number was correct.
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On Monday it got its wish, with the Supreme Election Council voting in favor of a rerun to be held on June 23.
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And because he had invested his own money into the series, his contract stipulated rerun royalties, earning the actor a fortune in reruns.
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She eats alone in front of the TV, channel-surfing until she stumbles on a rerun of her own 1932 movie Grand Hotel.
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Their secessionist drive comes as the country prepares for a rerun of national elections on June 26, after six months of political deadlock.
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We were all Spencer this week when we overanalyzed Taylor Swift's Fourth of July party and cried over The Bachelorette being a rerun.
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It's in many ways a rerun of the 2009 August recess, when Democrats suffered similar treatment at the hands of the Tea Party.
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These events were something of a rerun of Bill Clinton's 1992 presidential campaign, which had also made health care reform a top priority.
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My mother sat me in front of a television at the age of six during an 80s rerun to serve me some education.
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For while the television series "Law and Order" has been off the air for several years, it is in almost constant syndicated rerun.
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This was a rerun of an election held in May whose results were annulled by the constitutional court after complaints of voting irregularities.
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To be sure, there will be shouting matches over Brexit, and many will try to use this election to rerun last year's referendum.
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So "Remainers" -- as pro-EU supporters are known -- are now throwing their weight behind a growing campaign for a rerun -- the People's Vote.
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The new law also means that we won't see a rerun of 2015 when Stephen Harper, then the prime minister, called the Oct.
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It was a rerun, in other words, of the same episode that's played out over and over again during this interminable primary campaign.
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In a no-deal scenario, other options include seeking an extension of the Brexit negotiations or parliament calling for a rerun of the referendum.
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On Thursday, per The New York Times, a rerun of Megyn Kelly Today replaced a new live show, with the same scheduled for Friday.
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One of Sadr's top aides said on Sunday the fire was intended either to force a rerun of the election or to conceal fraud.
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Unlike the rest of us, the ladies of Fuller House seem to be able to resist the call of the Full House rerun marathon.
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On the day of the election rerun, he sat in the back of an ambulance and helped medical staff respond to emergencies throughout Kisumu.
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That might be because the channel was showing a rerun of an earlier match and the moderators weren't around to see what was happening.
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Egyptians expect that their presidential election this spring will be a rerun of 2014, when Abdel-Fattah al-Sisi won 97% of the vote.
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So another referendum would be a rerun of the old one, lacking the most important facts, as there are no facts about the future.
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And literally the contract would be $500 for rerun residuals to "I Love Lucy," and I was literally just faxing those back and forth.
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At least six people have died in violence linked to Thursday&aposs election, which was a rerun of an August vote that was nullified.
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Others said his speech was nothing new, including Senator Risa Hontiveros, who described it as "like watching and listening to a bad movie rerun".
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Opposition leader Raila Odinga pulled out of the contest, a rerun called after August's election was annulled by the Supreme Court over procedural irregularities.
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Wednesday's two-episode season premiere drew only about 1.3 million, according to TV by the Numbers, not that far ahead of a "Squidbillies" rerun.
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On Monday, Kenya's Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) announced 56-year-old Kenyatta had received 98.25% of votes cast in last week's rerun.
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The rerun went far more smoothly, as the Americans crossed the finish line in 2400 seconds, qualifying with the fastest time for Friday's final.
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After all, "we cannot rerun the universe—and cannot live long enough to see the results of the experiment if we could," says Unruh.
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Although the A.K.P. won a majority of Istanbul's 39 municipal districts in the March election, voters switched their allegiance in droves in the rerun.
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Mr. Imamoglu got a foretaste during the 17 days he spent in office before he was forced to step aside during the election rerun.
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In cases in which the grounds for impeachment are election fraud or treason, provision should be made, through constitutional amendment, to rerun the election.
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I was fascinated at the time by ancient TV shows (I still am), and an "I Love Lucy" rerun was on at 12:30.
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It's just a joke I'd thought about and tweeted one night before I went back to falling asleep during a rerun of Shark Tank.
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Forty years after Zola's death "a tragic rerun" of anti-Semitism saw Mr Rosen's great-uncles deported to Auschwitz, along with 76,000 other French Jews.
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Egypt's so-called liberals saw those protests as a rerun of the 2011 revolution—another organic uprising; another chance for democracy, as they defined it.
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But once it reached syndication and began airing every day on local stations in the 210s, it proved the perfect candidate for the rerun format.
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Odinga pulled out of Kenya's presidential election rerun in the belief it would be corrupted; the new law would guarantee victory to the remaining candidate.
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In a rerun election last month his People's Party (PP) won 137 of the 350 seats in the Cortes, up by 14 seats from December.
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It's a sort of rerun in the way the far right can create coalitions with the center-right…you've actually got a very dangerous force.
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The vote was held on October 26, but Odinga had earlier announced he was quitting the rerun because the IEBC had not adequately implemented reforms.
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Linus and Lucy's little brother ReRun is feeling the holiday blues when it seems everyone has plans for Christmas but him, even his pal Snoopy.
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"As soon as we get data from the US, we'll be able to rerun the model and see if we learn something else," Bari said.
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Although it will give us a chance to rerun those pictures of him sunbathing on the state beach while it was closed to the public.
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Being asked "Where have you been?" gets under his skin — "I'm on TBS every day in a rerun of something," he said with a laugh.
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Asked on Wednesday's shareholder meeting why Apple didn't acquire the rights to rerun the iconic sitcom on its proprietary streaming service, his reply was emphatic.
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Like those who talk about the popular vote versus the Electoral College, you can't rerun the game with different rules and assume the same inputs.
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Just like a never ending rerun of "I Love Lucy," the television selection for the country tonight offers yet another episode of the Democratic debate.
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Driven by this imperative, some scientists will rerun their numbers, comparing different variables, in search of a statistically significant result that they can then publish.
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So. You're single, it's the weekend, and you don't want a rerun of last Saturday night's chocolate chip pancakes a la mode and Gilmore Girls bingefest.
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It's just a rerun of the same Hollywood complaint that applies to anything that connects to the Internet, because they wish to preserve their gatekeeper control.
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On Tuesday, Kaczynski said PiS MPs would consider some of the budget amendments proposed by the opposition - but not conduct a rerun of the budget vote.
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The commission will recommend whether to rerun the first round or to hold a runoff between Mr Célestin and Jovenel Moïse, who is Mr Martelly's protégé.
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Leaders urge restraint In a televised address on the eve of the rerun, Kenyatta urged the public to be peaceful and pledged fair treatment for all.
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Following that face-off with this one was like chasing a Quentin Tarantino movie with a rerun of "Touched by an Angel" — or so I assumed.
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It's not possible to rerun the Upshot's analysis from five years ago, largely because the research group it worked with is currently updating its Canada data.
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But the opposition leader Raila Odinga challenged the vote, and in September the Supreme Court nullified the results and called for a rerun within 60 days.
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Op-Ed Contributor NAIROBI, Kenya — Kenya held a rerun of its presidential election on Thursday, and Uhuru Kenyatta, the incumbent, will undoubtedly get the most votes.
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LA PAZ (Reuters) - A rerun of Bolivia's election has been set for Sunday May 3, the president of the country's Supreme Electoral Tribunal said on Friday.
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This is a short, fast, laugh-out-loud read, but it's sticky; Rerun Era will keep playing in the reader's mind like the earworms of childhood.
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Trump, who had told reporters earlier in the day he'd record the debate and watch it as a "rerun," arrived on stage at 8:01 p.m.
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Rerun the tape of evolution, and DNA, RNA, ATP, the Krebs cycle — the rigmarole of Biology 101 — would probably arise again, here or in distant worlds.
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And now these same foolish and selfish Detroit auto executives, in combination with Trump's coal-lobby-led Environmental Protection Agency, want to rerun the same play.
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Some analysts say a defeat for the AK Party in the Istanbul rerun could speed up such preparations, although party officials deny there is any emerging split.
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But he is betting America, having seen what life under the most disruptive President in modern history is like, will welcome a rerun of his polarizing campaign.
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"If the central bank cuts rates too early we risk seeing a rerun of the crisis we've just seen," says Edward Glossop of Capital Economics, a consultancy.
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Trump's interview also did not build much on the audience of its lead-in, a rerun of America's Funniest Home Videos that brought in 3.5 million viewers.
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In some respects, the year 22018 was already a 22016 rerun, with financial markets unclenching from a growth-and-rate scare to melt up by 22019 percent.
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Campaigning there this week, he was back to his old self in no time: he accused Mr Cruz of having stolen the caucuses and demanded a rerun.
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The Hotel Transylvania actress looks like she just stepped off an episode of the popular PBS show, though we'd need a rerun to air to be sure.
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This election is being rerun because Kenya's Supreme Court invalidated Kenyatta's August 8 victory, citing irregularities, following charges by Odinga that the results were electronically tampered with.
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Opponents have repeatedly called for a rerun of the vote, alleging financial improprieties in the Brexit campaign and possible foreign - or even Russian - funding for the campaign.
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The leader of Austria's far-right Freedom Party, Norbert Hofer, is likely to win the presidential palace after a rerun of the presidential vote later this year.
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Opponents have repeatedly called for a rerun of the vote, alleging financial improprieties in the Brexit campaign and possible foreign - or even Russian - funding for the campaign.
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To my surprise, it's not obvious that a rerun of the Virginia House of Delegates election on a national scale would yield Democratic control of the House.
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Thursday's broadcast of "The Late Show," on which Jon Stewart will appear with Stephen Colbert, will be a rerun; Mr. Stewart is not making a new appearance.
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Of the 67 projects they conducted to rerun experiments (47 of which involved cancer), only about 25 percent ended with results in line with the original findings.
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They are all just planning to rerun 2016 with a new establishment candidate and a new set of outrageous behavior for them to clutch their pearls over.
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The possibility of a rerun, entailing a further four or five weeks of campaigning, would raise fears of more violence, NKC Africa analyst Gary van Staden said.
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We cannot rerun the election without over 125 million Americans being exposed to 80,000 Russian Facebook posts, 3,000 Facebook ads, and 85033 million views of Russian tweets.
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In 20143, he sued major Hollywood studios for the right to show first-run movies at drive-ins, which were then considered a dumping ground for rerun films.
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Rini told investigators he learned of the boy's 2011 disappearance from an episode of ABC's "20/20," Glassman said, noting a rerun of an episode aired this year.
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A woman lays on the ground in protest as a group of police stand guard outside of a polling station during Kenya's controversial rerun election on Oct. 26.
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Harris, a pastor who previously edged out then-incumbent Republican Congressman Robert Pittenger in a close primary, had sought for months to fend off a general election rerun.
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The rerun is set for October 26, but it's not clear whether the election will still be held or whether Kenyatta will automatically be declared the winner. 5.
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In 1958, he sued major Hollywood studios for the right to show first-run movies at drive-ins, which were then considered a dumping ground for rerun films.
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Dr. Nosek said he planned to rerun the replications of 11 studies whose authors raised concern to try to answer whether design differences accounted for the differing results.
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Following a botched country-wide election in August and its rerun in October, heavy-handed state security agents clashed with demonstrators in cities nationwide, sowing tension and chaos.
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"I am relieved that there is a rerun because if there is corruption the vote should be renewed," he said, alluding to the AKP allegations of voting irregularities.
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The rerun is scheduled for June 23, and Mr. Erdogan will no doubt deploy all the weapons in his considerable political armory to make sure his man wins.
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The application for a rerun is seen as a last-ditch attempt by the governing party to avoid losing control of Istanbul, Turkey's largest city and financial center.
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"A lot of people are thinking 2020 is going to be a rerun of 2016, and there are lots of reasons to believe that's not true," he said.
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Mr. Imamoglu won a stunning upset to become mayor in June after the president's party contested his apparent victory in an earlier election in March, forcing a rerun.
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If the media's coverage was actually proportional to how much Americans care about the collusion narrative, it'd be a few minutes in an overnight rerun at 2 a.m.
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Back in the bedroom -- as a "Law and Order" rerun blares from down the hall -- Richardson lifts up a mattress to reveal an assault-style weapon and ammunition.
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A deadly wildfire is raging in California's wine country; high-profile actresses level new accusations at Harvey Weinstein; Kenya's opposition leader drops out of the presidential election rerun.
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On December 4th its candidate, Norbert Hofer, lost to Alexander van der Bellen (pictured), an ex-leader of the Green party, in a rerun of the country's presidential election.
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Carrie Fisher and Garry Shandling shared a stage together on late-night once upon a time ... and we got a clip of the rerun that's re-airing this week.
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But a deteriorating political situation and uncertainty surrounding recently enacted election reforms is raising concerns about the country's ability to hold a fair rerun of the vote on Thursday.
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ReRun X Radio and Cassette to MP251.94 Converter — $21984 (list price $2250) See Details For a more authentic piece of 21983s hardware, start jamming to this portable cassette player.
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YouTuber XFijter's top ten goals from RLCS As iBUYPOWER Cosmic and Flipsid3 progressed through their respective rounds, a rerun of their first round meeting grew more and more likely.
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For Merkel, a rerun of the conservative-SPD Grand Coalition that has governed Europe's economic powerhouse since 2013, is her best shot at securing a fourth term as chancellor.
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YouTuber XFijter's top ten goals from RLCS As iBUYPOWER Cosmic and Flipsid3 progressed through their respective rounds, a rerun of their first round meeting grew more and more likely.
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Mr. Rossi did not formally concede until June, after a state judge rejected the Republicans' demand for a rerun of the election for lack of evidence of deliberate tampering.
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The decision bodes badly for Britain's post-Brexit trade negotiations with the EU. Austria announced that a rerun of the country's presidential election will take place on October 2nd.
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When the IEBC failed to provide Kenya's highest court with access to its computer servers, the court ruled the results were fraudulent and ordered a rerun within 60 days.
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Whether the current standoff is simply a rerun of past diplomatic disputes or an existential crisis, the above suggestions are the least bad next move for the United States.
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Instead of a rerun on Monday night, viewers were treated to an inside look at Colbert's bathroom — and the host himself, casually lounging (suited) in a mountain of bubbles.
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New election in Turkey: The electoral authorities have wiped away a crushing defeat for President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, ordering a rerun of the March election for mayor of Istanbul.
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The loss had to seem like a rerun for Miami: Taylor ran for 130 yards in Wisconsin's 34-24 victory over the Hurricanes last season in the Orange Bowl.
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The media blitz means Comey will be an ever-present force on television as cable news networks undoubtedly run and rerun segments of his interviews across the media landscape.
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Rini told investigators he learned of the boy's 2011 disappearance from an episode of ABC's "20/20," Glassman said, noting a rerun of an episode aired several weeks ago.
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Sex and the City has been off the air for over 12 years, but fans still enjoy regular rerun screenings and quoting the women's many pearls of hilariously earnest wisdom.
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This year, VICELAND plans to air THC-packed shorts and rerun timeless stoner movies, like Austin Powers and Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure, to celebrate the chillest holiday known to man.
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In Phoenix, the same old Trump came out roaring with such vengeance, it was hard to tell if I was watching a live speech or a rerun from the primaries.
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"Why would you rerun a background check on someone who was the head of the Defense Intelligence Agency that had and did maintain a high-level security clearance?" he asked.
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The PO reiterated its demand for a rerun as a condition for lifting its blockade, saying the December vote was illegal because the PiS lacked the required quorum of lawmakers.
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Nairobi (CNN)Kenya's opposition leader Raila Odinga announced Tuesday that he was quitting this month's election rerun, despite having successfully challenged the incumbent President Uhuru Kenyatta's claimed win in court.
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In a bid to prevent a rerun of the VW scandal, the European Commission has proposed an overhaul of rules on how vehicles are licensed and tested across the bloc.
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After questions from CNN for that report, Uber announced a policy change to rerun background checks annually and said the company would invest in technology to identify new criminal offenses.
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They believe any Democrat running against Trump will benefit from voter discontent with the Trump White House — and that 2628 will not be a rerun of the 28503 presidential race.
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After the opposition boycotted the October 26 election rerun entirely, these anti-election demonstrations, heaviest in Nairobi and parts of western Kenya like Kisumu, intensified as the election date approached.
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These instances were documented by KNCHR in both of their post-election reports and, even before the election rerun, decried by opposition leaders and publicly by Kisumu's Governor, Anyang' Nyong'o.
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Mr. Erdogan, who last gave an interview to an American newspaper in 2012, held the briefing with journalists just days before a rerun of a critical election for Istanbul mayor.
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Turkey: The two main candidates for mayor of Istanbul went head to head in the country's first live television debate in 17 years ahead of the June 23 rerun election.
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Chances are you have at least one of the shows he's connected to on your list of rerun go-tos: Parks and Rec, Brooklyn Nine-Nine, and The Good Place.
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The gap naturally narrows over time as depreciation slows and you pay down the loan balance —rerun the numbers when you're three years into that loan or lease, said DeLorenzo.
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Just an hour earlier, my partner and I wrangled them from the warmth of their rooms and the sweet oblivion of their rerun streams of '17413s sitcoms to this moment.
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"Why would you rerun a background check on someone who was the head of the Defense Intelligence Agency that had and did maintain a high-level security clearance?" he said.
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I thought it was easy, but I have since put myself through the wringer of watching it on a television rerun, and it's the most inept score you ever heard.
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Although there have been rerun marathons of "America's Next Top Model" on The CW for a while, it wasn't until Netflix flipped the script that "binge-watching" became a national pastime.
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If you see a Saturday Night Live rerun from 1976 or something, they do "Weekend Update" and they make jokes about all of the topical things in the world that week.
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But the plan would cost as much as $2.2 trillion over ten years, which starts to look a lot like a rerun of the "yes, but" part of the Reagan cut.
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Lynn Chen and Lisa Lee, the founders and editors of the Thick Dumpling Skin website and podcast, discovered the scene in question during a Season 2 rerun of The Pioneer Woman.
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On Sunday, Trump again criticized the show the morning after it aired a rerun of an episode that included a skit depicting life if he had never become commander in chief.
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But it wasn't clear why he was criticizing them, because Fox News was playing a rerun of "Fox News Sunday" at the time of the tweets, which those anchors weren't on.
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Surprisingly (or not), the Ross rerun channel is one of Twitch's most popular, and comparable to top pro-gamer channels, drawing in about 5,000 viewers at all times, even this Monday.
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Recep Ozel, the A.K.P.'s representative to the election council, said that Mr. Imamoglu's mandate was now canceled and that the Interior Ministry would appoint an interim mayor until the rerun.
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Mr. Iger announced in summer 2017 that Disney would introduce its own Netflix-style service and stop selling movie rerun rights to Netflix, forgoing hundreds of millions of dollars in revenue.
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In response, the government imposed a whole load of rules that have made the banking system less risky — and less profitable — in the hopes of avoiding a rerun of the crisis.
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LILONGWE, Malawi — Malawi's Constitutional Court on Monday annulled the May 2019 presidential election that declared Peter Mutharika a winner and ordered a rerun, after opposition parties cited evidence of widespread irregularities.
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Though it's been nearly 20 years since Scott Wolf starred as Bailey Salinger on Party of Five, the actor says he still sheds a tear or two when watching a rerun.
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Business Insider understands the auction was developed with Europe&aposs competition watchdog, and that Google will rerun it every three months, giving alternative search engines the chance to review their bids.
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But if Mr. Trump's victory came as a surprise to the president and many others, it had the quality of a rerun to scholars mindful of the history of white backlash.
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A North Carolina Republican political operative was arrested in February and charged with running an absentee ballot fraud scheme that led the state to order the rerun of a congressional election.
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So, if the U.S. posts a faster time than 42.7, Canada and China will also have to rerun the race to determine which nation will secure the eighth spot in the final.
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Since we can't rerun the 2016 election in a laboratory introducing many small differences in an experimental setting, it's challenging to know with any certainty what did and did not move votes.
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Calling a rerun of a referendum that was a Conservative brainchild would sink the premiership of any Conservative leader while Labour's Corbyn has so far indicated he does not support another referendum.
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A rerun could hamper efforts to upgrade security cooperation but with regional stakes high given North Korea's threat to test an intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM), experts are hopeful fallout can be contained.
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And everything is buried inside a menu system so ugly and slow that I regularly surrender and just watch whatever rerun of Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives is playing on Food Network.
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Mark Everson, a former IRS commissioner under President George W. Bush, said that Republicans won't want a rerun of Democrats' botched rollout of ObamaCare — which made an already controversial law look worse.
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Aukot had asked the court to quash a notice in the government's Kenya Gazette that named Odinga and Kenyatta as the only candidates in the presidential election rerun scheduled for October 26.
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WASHINGTON — Tucked between St. Patrick's Day greetings and repeat criticism of a rerun of "Saturday Night Live," President Trump demonstrated that not even death provides a respite from his wrath on Twitter.
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Should we vow never to see another Woody Allen movie again, or a rerun of "The Cosby Show," or the work of any of the many, all too many, offending creative people?
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For us, that means drinking more water, cutting down on screen time by 99%, and finally finding the motivation to go to the gym (rather than watch another rerun of Vanderpump Rules).
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Mr. Johnson's victory extinguishes the possibility of Britain's reversing that decision, a dream that has been nurtured by millions who believe that the referendum was a catastrophic error and should be rerun.
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" But to sexual abuse victims or those who have watched the HBO documentary, hearing "Beat It" on the radio in 2019 may be like stumbling across a rerun of "The Cosby Show.
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He said that since then Hun Sen, who has led the country for three decades altogether, has used the judiciary to hound opposition politicians to avoid a rerun of the 2013 poll.
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Turkey's political status quo was upset this month in Istanbul, where a rerun mayoral election confirmed an opposition victory in a blow to President Tayyip Erdogan, an ally of the Hungarian leader.
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This makes the race seem more like a rerun of the Virginia gubernatorial primary between Tom Perriello and Ralph Northam, which largely pit Perriello-loving national political figures against the state party establishment.
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NAIROBI (Reuters) - Three Kenyan election officials resigned on Monday, increasing chaos at the electoral Commission following last year's botched presidential vote that had to be rerun and was then boycotted by the opposition.
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Some fear a rerun of the unstable three months in 2010 when then-president Umaru Yar'Adua's illness was shrouded in secrecy before he died, after which Vice President Goodluck Jonathan was sworn in.
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Even though last night's Saturday Night Live was supposed to be a rerun, the sketch took time to pay tribute to Prince, who died on Thursday at his Paisley Park estate in Minnesota.
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Taking the government's approach "would condemn us to repeat the past—to rerun the old ACCA tape, as though we remembered nothing from its first showing," Justice Elena Kagan wrote for the majority.
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Instead of watching a rerun of Friends, I can go about my regular pre-bedtime business (brushing my teeth, flossing, drinking water) without accidentally eating clay (ick) or losing precious sheet-mask serum.
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It's regrettable that President Erdogan is showing no sign of urgency in addressing the currency crisis and is in fact adding to political uncertainty by forcing a rerun of the Istanbul local election.
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"There are people that want to try to paint the United States and its allies like Australia as being against China in some sort of rerun of the Cold War," Turnbull told reporters.
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Sanders has to show voters something more and more varied than he did in 2016, lest his bid seem a tired, one-note rerun, and it's unclear that he has that in him.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Twenty years after Benjamin Netanyahu's first term as Israel's prime minister ended, the man hailed by supporters as "King Bibi" is again fighting for his political survival in a rerun election.
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Wild Oats XI's second consecutive retirement is a disappointing rerun for skipper Mark Richards, who was seeking redemption for his crew after high winds tore their mainsail and forced them to retire last year.
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Viewed collectively, though, these bold, nuanced dramas have reinforced questions about whether a "drug war" can ever really be won, especially when each new skirmish and declaration feels, in TV terms, like a rerun.
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There's a notable gloss of digital polish and artificiality over this new Jungle Book, and adults may not be able to shake the sense that they're watching a cash-grab rerun from their childhoods.
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The rerun was ordered by Kenya's Supreme Court after it invalidated the results of a contentious August 8 vote -- which gave victory to incumbent President Uhuru Kenyatta -- following a challenge by Odinga over irregularities.
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Instead of boycotting a rerun vote for mayor of Istanbul, Ekrem Imamoglu, the opposition candidate, and other opponents of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan have decided to work together to hand him a second defeat.
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He took on "Saturday Night Live," which on March 16 aired a rerun from Christmas, and suggested that the Federal Communications Commission "look into" late-night shows and examine them for anti-Trump bias.
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The Joint List held up its stronger showing on Tuesday's rerun as a victory over what it described as an "unprecedented campaign of incitement against the Arab public" by Netanyahu and right-wing parties.
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Current market dynamics are a rerun of the price weakness in the third quarter of last year, with investors again focused on a deteriorating macroeconomic picture and the knock-on effect on metals demand.
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The DNC's decision is a rerun of the 2016 primary election, when it turned down Fox's multiple offers to host a debate, citing the network's longstanding conservative bent and prominent criticism of Democratic policies.
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An ICM survey published last month showed 47 percent of voters favor having a final say on Brexit once the terms of the departure are known, while 34 percent oppose a rerun of the referendum.
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The show, burdened with references that were witty and contemporary when it aired but feel dated now, has mostly left the syndicated rerun circuit, with even its stop on Nick at Nite being relatively brief.
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The FPÖ's Norbert Hofer (pictured) lost narrowly to the Green-backed Alexander Van der Bellen at a runoff in May, but polls suggest this rerun (triggered by postal-voting irregularities) will tilt the other way.
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Starting today, the company says it will rerun criminal and motor vehicle checks on its drivers each year, "regardless of whether there is a legal obligation to do so," Khosrowshahi said in a blog post.
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Such anger drove many Britons to vote to leave the European Union in 2016, though tumult in the Brexit process has prompted some supporters of EU membership to call for a rerun of the referendum.
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Hulu, until now primarily a rerun service for episodes of broadcast television shows, is working to create a more robust offering that would stream entire broadcast and cable channels to consumers for a monthly fee.
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MADRID — King Felipe VI of Spain signed a decree on Tuesday to dissolve Parliament and hold a rerun of national elections for the first time since the country's return to democracy in the late 1970s.
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It comes as Hulu, which got its start primarily as a rerun service for broadcast shows, prepares a new offering of both live and recorded programming from a streamlined bundle of broadcast and cable channels.
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Nova Scotia-based writer Ben Douwsma, who writes SNL reviews at his blog Existential Weightlifting, told VICE they recorded the episode during a 1999 SNL rerun on TV, and the cold open was still included.
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Live TV is a staple of bars and restaurants, packing sports fans in during playoffs and convincing people to grab one more beer to finish off that late-night X-Files rerun before heading home.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's Brexit minister Stephen Barclay said now was not the time to rerun old arguments, in response to proposals put forward by the chief EU negotiator Michel Barnier on the contentious Irish backstop.
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If the courts fail to find a path out of the crisis, including a possible order for another rerun, the protracted and economically damaging stalemate between the Kenyatta and Odinga camps is likely to continue.
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The IHEC's failure to act on the report's findings could fuel calls for the election to be rerun, a concern for populist cleric Moqtada al-Sadr, leader of the political bloc that won on May 12.
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President-elect Jovenel Moise, a successful banana exporter, was declared winner this month of a vote initially held in 2015 that had to be rerun more than a year later, due to allegations of voter fraud.
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The digitally enabled domestic security system potentially links every aspect of daily life and social interaction to compile a picture of citizen's political reliability – a technological attempt to rerun the old Maoist model of pervasive control.
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There's even a secret pull-out compartment revealing a set of glowing dilithium crystals, and the pinball game itself is still fully playable, for those times when you can't find a Star Trek rerun to watch.
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Bishop, closely aligned with Trump and considered a front-runner in the primary rerun, was a chief sponsor of a controversial bill enacted in 2016 by North Carolina's legislature restricting public restroom access for transgender people.
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Mr. Erdogan's party succeeded in having the election annulled after the opposition won by a narrow margin on March 31, and a rerun was ordered by the High Election Council, in a much criticized legal decision.
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But since the Istanbul election, its leader, Devlet Bahceli, has stoked emotions further with a speech criticizing the opposition leader and urging the High Election Council to order a rerun as a matter of national survival.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - The candidate for Venezuela's ruling Socialist Party, Omar Prieto, won the governorship of western Zulia state with 57 percent of the ballots in a rerun of an October vote, election authorities said on Sunday.
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"2017 looks like a rerun of 2007 and Grigg's gamble of running more leverage risk anticipating an extended real estate cycle is faltering as global bond yields rise," Jefferies analyst Mike Prew said in a note.
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And after the caucus catastrophe in Iowa, and with fears of a rerun in Nevada on Saturday, there is plenty to fuel the "Democrats in disarray" narrative that Republicans, including Mr. Trump, are eager to push.
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In a statement, the three men said that they had pulled out of Ms. West's event for fear that it would be "FYREFEST 0003," a rerun of a famously hyped party in 2017 that failed spectacularly.
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In total viewers, the "220006 Minutes" rerun drew 2202 million, while Kelly's program featuring an interview with Fox Sports sideline reporter Erin Andrews delivered 2628 million, down 28500 percent from her show's debut on June 6900.
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And I have several bags of microwave popcorn in my cupboard, lest I run out on a night when I want a bowl in my lap for my ritual midnight viewing of a "Law & Order" rerun.
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The Supreme Court annulled Kenyatta's win in that poll on procedural grounds and ordered fresh elections, but Odinga pulled out of the rerun and urged a boycott because, he said, the poll would not be fair.
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Specifically, some of the sovereign funds wanted Tesla to open production facilities in their home countries—something that would tie the company's image more directly to the new stockholders and risk a rerun of its production nightmares.
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The High Election Board ruled on Monday that the mayoral contest must be rerun on June 23, sending the Turkish lira tumbling against the dollar as investors fretted about political uncertainty and business leaders criticized the move.
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You'll get plenty of hate from Mr. Trump's supporters, sure, but you'd also earn a lot of admiration from Republicans who feel as though they've been living through a rerun of "Idiocracy" for the past seven months.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Europe's industry chief said she saw diesel engines disappearing from markets much faster than expected as the European Parliament on Tuesday endorsed tougher rules aimed at preventing a rerun of the Volkswagen emissions cheating scandal.
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Sequels, merchandising, and endless promotion certainly don't hurt Harry Potter's popularity — the films are still in constant TV rerun rotation, and a follow-up film series (Fantastic Beasts) and book reissues have all kept the world alive.
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Think of West Virginia as a rerun of the Kentucky scenario: It's not going to be close here, but unless Trump can improve on Romney's margins in these kind of states he has no path to victory.
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They argue that, rather than a rerun of the 2016 plebiscite, this new "people's vote" would decide whether whatever Brexit deal the government finally produces matches up to the extravagant promises made in the raucous referendum campaign.
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On the other hand, a study that examined how people encoded the shapes and colors of abstract objects in their visual field would be less likely to vary if it were rerun at another place and time.
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This is a rerun of what caused the original queues first at Detroit and then the Dutch port of Vlissingen, where the aluminum load-out wait stretched as far as 213 days at one stage in 2014.
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The PP and Podemos would be the main winners in any rerun of the election as they would see their support edge higher, respectively to 29 percent from 28.7 percent and to 22.5 percent from 20.7 percent.
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Later in the day, on an otherwise empty track, the team was allowed to rerun the race by itself against the clock: If it went faster than the eighth-placed team it would advance to the final.
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NAIROBI, Kenya — Kenya's Supreme Court agreed on Tuesday to hear a last-minute petition that may meaningfully delay the rerun of the country's presidential election, already cast into question by the withdrawal of the main opposition candidate.
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This is a rerun of what caused the original queues first at Detroit and then the Dutch port of Vlissingen, where the aluminium load-out wait stretched as far as 213 days at one stage in 2014.
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Viewers who tuned in to watch Ms. Pirro on Saturday night instead saw a rerun of Fox News's documentary-style show, "Scandalous," a series that usually focuses on the travails of prominent Democratic politicians and their relatives.
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Some analysts have predicted that a sympathy vote for Mr. Imamoglu — who was declared winner and took up office the first time around, only to have his mandate subsequently withdrawn — could increase his chances in the rerun.
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Turkey: The party of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan applied to the country's election commission for a rerun of the Istanbul mayor's race, after two weeks of appeals and recounting of ballots still showed the opposition candidate ahead.
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Opondo says it is doubtful that Kenya&aposs election commission was able to conduct "significant and comprehensive voter education" ahead of the vote, a rerun of the August election that was nullified by the Supreme Court over irregularities.
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The new ability to look up TV schedules is about as straightforward as it sounds: you ask "when is Doctor Who on next?" and it'll tell you when the next new episode or rerun is going to be.
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Prime Minister Theresa May has repeatedly ruled out a rerun of the referendum, though former prime ministers Tony Blair and John Major have called for another vote, and 193,219 people marched in London last month to demand one.
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Gray Matter LAST year, a colleague asked me if I would send her the materials needed to try to replicate one of my published papers — that is, to rerun the study to see if its findings held up.
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Friendly's decision introduced many middle-class Americans to criticism of President Johnson's policies, but he resigned in protest when higher ups chose to air a rerun of "I Love Lucy" instead of continuing with the Fulbright hearing coverage.
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He targeted "Saturday Night Live" after the sketch comedy show aired a rerun that included an opening that imagined the world if he never became president, suggesting the program should face consequences for its jokes at his expense.
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It has driven another 2.5 billion miles in "Carcraft," a simulated, virtual-reality environment that allows the company to run and rerun various situations millions of times a day, and incorporate the results into its real-world vehicles.
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If this sounds like a rerun, it sort of is: The same incidents that spawned this indictment also lead Waymo to sue Uber in 2017, in a case that was later settled for $245 million in Uber equity.
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Some Democrats worry a rerun of the Republican playbook employed in the past several cycles — painting House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) as the GOP's central villain — will again be successful in denying them the House majority.
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This bull market cycle arguably already had its rerun of 1995-style low-drama levitation in 2013, when the Fed calmed fears of the end of its stimulus and a modestly valued stock market marched higher by 30 percent.
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An absentee ballot fraud scheme run by a party operative has forced the rerun of a 2018 U.S. congressional election, and a federal court ruled last year that state Republicans illegally drew U.S. congressional districts to benefit their party.
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The next step in challenging the results would take place a week from Thursday with a recanvass during which counties would rerun the tabulations on voting machines but not re-examine ballots as would be done in a recount.
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When the country's voting authority, the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC), failed to provide Kenya's highest court with access to its computer servers, the court ruled the results were fraudulent and and ordered a rerun within 60 days.
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NBC's Megyn Kelly got off to the modest start in the ratings race with her Sunday night news magazine debut, finishing third in total viewers behind ABC's NBA Finals pregame special and a rerun of "60 Minutes" on CBS.
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In a report published Thursday, Human Rights Watch documented dozens of cases of rape in the East African country after August's election between President Uhuru Kenyatta and opposition candidate Raila Odinga, and also following the subsequent rerun in October.
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Supporters of Brexit say there may be some short-term pain for the economy but that long-term it will prosper when cut free from the EU. Meanwhile, some lawmakers are pushing for a rerun of the 2016 referendum.
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The decision by Turkish authorities to wipe away a stinging defeat for President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and rerun the election for mayor of Istanbul left the opposition angered but determined on Tuesday to win the race a second time.
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If you're hoping that TurboTax will rerun your 2016 data or scan your 1040 and spit out constantly updating projections based on the House bill or the evolving Senate proposals, its owner, Intuit, will not do that for you.
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Lippard, who co-wrote the musical with David Lee and Ron Passaro (they were also at Feldshuh's apartment), hatched the idea in 2002, when he saw a rerun of a made-for-TV Helmsley bio-pic, starring Suzanne Pleshette.
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Supporters of Brexit say there may be some short-term pain for the economy, but that long-term it will prosper when cut free from the EU. Meanwhile, some lawmakers are pushing for a rerun of the 2016 referendum.
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While ruling out any rerun of the Catalan independence referendum that in 2017 triggered Spain's worst political crisis in decades, Sanchez has said he is open to dialogue with the separatists, and he still needs allies to form his next government.
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The Gaines may be retiring from television, but I'd bet money that the heads of HGTV, mourning the loss of their most reliable fixture, will rerun every episode of Fixer Upper until their freshly remodeled houses age into tomorrow's outdated monstrosities.
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Many of them think the results of this election rerun will cast them further into the shadows, as they struggle to keep their communities afloat amid police brutality and a local economy that is suffocating under the weight of political uncertainty.
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In addition to tracking Orange is the New Black for Lionsgate, the studio that produces the show for Netflix, Nielsen also released numbers for Hulu's Seinfeld rerun premiere, claiming that 706,000 viewers watched the show in its first five days streaming.
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Like Scotland, which also returned a majority of candidates seeking a Brexit rerun, Northern Ireland voted "remain" in the 2016 referendum but will leave with the rest of the UK after its citizens as a whole opted to quit the bloc.
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Beyond that, Turkish democracy showed new life after a rerun of Istanbul mayoral elections produced an even larger, landslide victory for opposition candidate Ekrem Imamoglu, which Ghitis sees as a blowback against President Erdogan's increasingly authoritarian rule and his slowing economy.
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Erdogan arrived at the G-20 meeting following a humiliating election defeat for his party in rerun elections in Istanbul, while the country recently entered its first recession in a decade and faces fraying relationships with NATO and the European Union.
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If the UK faced a no-deal scenario, other options include asking for an extension of the Brexit negotiation (by possibly withdrawing the Article 50 notification - something lawyers say is feasible) or parliament calling for a rerun of the referendum.
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After a bruising defeat in the rerun of Istanbul's municipal election on June 23, some hoped the former footballer would remove his son-in-law Berat Albayrak from the post of finance minister, where he has been both influential and ineffective.
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If the expected legal challenges fail to clear a path out of the crisis, including a possible order for another rerun, the result will be the continuation of a protracted and economically damaging stalemate between the Kenyatta and Odinga camps.
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For his part, David Demming, founder and president of Demming Financial Services, said that October is a good time to rerun tax forecasts for clients, because most bonuses and other salary adjustments hit in the first half of the year.
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"If you were to believe in the tail risk of a rerun of a 2012 scenario, a more sovereign-style crisis, obviously Italian banks will clearly be negatively impacted by that," said Benjie Creelan-Sandford, a banking analyst at Jefferies.
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Think of all the nights you channel surfed only to land on a What Not To Wear rerun yet again, or all of the times you begged your babysitter to break out your beat up Cinderella VHS as a kid.
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And Last Man Standing has both lucrative syndication and cable rerun deals with various networks, which have paid off in solid ratings that fed back into the main program (which actually saw viewership increases in season six — almost unheard of).
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While Labour Party members have largely stuck behind Mr. Corbyn so far, they overwhelmingly voted to remain in the European Union in the 2016 referendum, and nearly three-quarters would like a rerun, according to a study led by Professor Bale.
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ISTANBUL — The party of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey applied to the country's election commission on Tuesday for a rerun of the Istanbul mayor's race, after two weeks of appeals and recounting of ballots still showed the opposition candidate ahead.
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The two men already faced in a run-off last May, which Van der Bellen won by just 31,000 votes, but the constitutional court annulled the results because of irregularities in the absentee vote count and ordered a rerun for October.
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" COLBERT: "People who believe that Donald Trump is an existential threat to this nation, to the experiment of democracy, to Western civilization itself, take heart, because for their powerful rebuttal, the Democrats showed a rerun of 'The Andy Griffith Show.
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Legislation to help young "Dreamer" immigrants struggled to gain footing in the U.S. Congress on Monday, as lawmakers prepared to hold a Tuesday vote on a short-term government funding measure to avoid a rerun of January's three-day partial shutdown.
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The 2018 midterm elections showed a sharp increase in Latino voter turnout, but the continued failure by Democrats to understand the nuances of the Latino electorate could well result in another forehead-slapping, head-scratching rerun of disappointing turnout in 2020.
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He also urged U.S. lawmakers to raise the nation's debt ceiling but declined to comment on whether that should happen this week as part of a broader agreement that would avert a rerun of January's three-day partial government shutdown.
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If the two of you can't talk about what happened and each own your part of the break-up––as well as forgive one another and yourselves––then all you're doing is guaranteeing you're going to have a rerun of the old conflicts.
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By withdrawing, Putin avoids getting sucked into an open-ended commitment, reassures the Russian public that this is no rerun of the 10-year Soviet war in Afghanistan, presents himself as a peacemaker, and reduces the risks to his forces in Syria.
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The high election board, the YSK, has not yet ruled on the appeal to annul and rerun the elections due to voting irregularities including faulty entering of voting data, a wider issue that has been described by AK Party as organised fraud.
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To test this change, we then rerun our entire driving history of 2+ million miles with the new turning pattern to ensure that it doesn't just make our car better at left turns, but that the changes creates a better driving experience overall.
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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's preferred candidate for mayor of Istanbul was defeated on Sunday, an embarrassing blow to the strongman's ruling Justice and Development Party two months after election officials gave in to his controversial request for a rerun, AP reports.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Legislation to help young "Dreamer" immigrants struggled to gain footing in the U.S. Congress on Monday, as lawmakers prepared to hold a Tuesday vote on a short-term government funding measure to avoid a rerun of January's three-day partial shutdown.
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This can only mean we are looking at a rerun of the dismal 21625 Bush repatriation experience, confirmed by the recent CNBC Global CFO Council survey where only 2900 percent of those polled said their companies would increase headcount with the repatriated funds.
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With a moderate amount of scrolling and a willingness to open your door to a stranger in a red vest, you could have dinner delivered from your favorite restaurant without having to pause the rerun of CSI:Ted Danson you were half-watching.
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Raleigh, North Carolina (CNN)Republicans in the North Carolina Legislature are seeking to change state law to guarantee that any call for a new general election in the scandal-plagued 9th Congressional District will also include a rerun of the party primaries.
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As the vote nears, he is running neck and neck with Alexander Van der Bellen, a 72-year-old former economics professor and ex-leader of the Greens party in an election that is a rerun of a contested vote earlier this year.
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ISTANBUL — Turkey's electoral authorities wiped away a crushing defeat for President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Monday, ordering a rerun of the race for mayor of Istanbul won by the opposition and heightening the prospect of social unrest and a new economic crisis.
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In November, amid the strongest national Democratic electoral performance since Watergate, only one of the 23 Republican-held House seats was in serious jeopardy (that race, in the 2000th Congressional District, was marred by election fraud complaints and will be rerun this summer).
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But a dissident group he led, called Steelworkers Fightback, enlisted Joseph L. Rauh Jr., a prominent Washington lawyer, to challenge the outcome in federal court, and in a rerun in 1974 supervised by Labor Department monitors, Mr. Sadlowski won by 20,000 votes.
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The bishop of Berlin-Brandenburg, Otto Dibelius, who was otherwise critical of the Nazis, was outraged at what he considered foreign atrocity propaganda, seeing a baseless rerun of the lurid stories printed during World War I. He little suspected what he was defending.
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Our bliss lived in a thousand ordinary moments: a first kiss in the rain, over-easy eggs at a roadside diner in the Catskills, crying with laughter at midnight about some stupid joke he would make during an "American Ninja Warrior" rerun.
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" Morgan Stanley analysts wrote that "while there is significant focus in the market on the bidding competition for rerun rights like "Friends" and "The Office," success or failure will be driven more by Netflix's ability to delight its members in foreign markets.
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The presidential office said in a statement she would seek to fill the positions as fast as possible to maintain continuity ahead of the elections, a rerun of a disputed vote in October that led to the resignation of leftist leader Evo Morales.
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Darren Samuelsohn, senior White House reporter: Here's where I can actually offer up something substantive, as these last two weeks have been a crash-course rerun on all things WikiLeaks, Julian Assange and Robert Mueller's attempts to learn what had happened in 2016.
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BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Shi'ite cleric Moqtada al-Sadr urged Iraqis on Monday to unite rather than squabble over a possible rerun of the election his bloc won last month, a message apparently meant to defuse political tension after a ballot box storage depot caught fire.
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The United Kingdom is due to leave the European Union on March 29, yet little is clear: There is, so far, no full exit deal, rivals to Prime Minister Theresa May are circling and some lawmakers are pushing for a rerun of the 2016 referendum.
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The to-and-froing leaves him so spent that he's already nodding off in the middle of dinner, and if the whole sequence has the feeling of an "I Love Lucy" rerun, maybe it will prompt Carson to 'splain why he's been such a putz.
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WASHINGTON, Feb 6 (Reuters) - The Republican-led U.S. House of Representatives was set to vote on Tuesday on a short-term budget measure that would avert a rerun of last month's three-day partial government shutdown, as lawmakers continued to grapple with divisive immigration measures.
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It is only now, as Spain prepares for a rerun of national elections in June, and the issue of corruption moves up the political agenda, that Ms. Garrido is getting some belated recognition for undertaking one of Spain's riskier endeavors: being a whistle-blower.
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Thursday's "30 for 30" rerun examines another natural disaster that hit a baseball-crazed city: the 1989 Loma Prieta earthquake, which struck the Bay Area as its teams — the San Francisco Giants and the Oakland Athletics — warmed up for Game 3 of the World Series.
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In 2008, during the 40th anniversary, the campus was in the midst of intense debate over a planned $7 billion expansion (now partly open), which some saw as a rerun of the plan for the gym in nearby Morningside Park that sparked the 1968 strike.
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But campaign officials on both sides said Mr. Imamoglu's success in the rerun was also as much the result of missteps by the ruling party and bad decisions by Mr. Erdogan — including pushing for the do-over election — as anything the candidate had done.
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But analysts close to the government said the attack reflected a battle within the ruling alliance, between those who want to maintain tension in order to force a rerun of the election, and senior heads in the party who wanted to calm things down.
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Turkey: Recep Tayyip Erdogan's rival, Ekrem Imamoglu, is using what he saw in his brief stint in the mayor's office — dozens of cars at his disposal and millions budgeted for officials' homes — as ammunition in the lead-up to the June 23 election rerun.
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Austria will rerun its residential election on December 4; the favorite is the far right Freedom Party candidate Norbert Hofer, narrowly beaten in May this year and now leading the Green Party Leader Alexander van dear Bellen by 52-48 in a recent poll.
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He falls asleep watching a rerun of "Good Times" and dreams that he's Keith, the football-playing boyfriend of Thelma, the show's teen daughter, and that he is terrified to tell her parents (played by Pops and Ruby) that he's got their daughter pregnant.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The United Kingdom is due to leave the European Union on March 22022, yet little is clear: There is, so far, no divorce deal, rivals to Prime Minister Theresa May are circling and some lawmakers are pushing for a rerun of the 73 referendum.
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Each of the 15 half-hour episodes of the new spinoff will air after a rerun of the corresponding Fixer Upper episode, and will dig deeper into expecting mom Joanna's full process — from the first moments that she meets the homeowners to her Pinterest-worthy styling tricks.
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When asked about the idea of a possible rerun of the 2016 EU referendum, Starmer said the exact question could not been decided until the outcome of Brexit talks was known, but that it would be wide enough to include the option of remaining in the bloc.
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Like falling asleep with the TV on and failing to discern your own dreams from what happened in an early morning Friends rerun, there's a surrealistic quality to the things UFC welterweight Mike Perry says and does that makes you question whether they actually occurred at all.
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Odinga's coalition issued a statement Tuesday explaining that it had issued a checklist of reforms needed before the rerun, and while the opposition and the IEBC did not dispute the list, they argued that they would not have enough time to make the changes before October 26.
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All of which is to say, if this market cycle is eventually going to become a true rerun of the late-'90s — and there's a good chance it never quite will, in many respects — there is still a good way to go before it gets there.
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They want a plebiscite on the terms of an exit deal, with the option to remain, calling it a People's Vote — a smart piece of branding designed to dispel claims that they are sore losers seeking to rerun the last referendum because they didn't like the result.
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It was all horribly familiar — a rerun of an episode 15 months earlier, when she was with her family in River Vale, N.J. Back then, the burning pressure sent her to the emergency department, and she was told the same thing: She was having a heart attack.
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But a continuous feed of show after show, a thematically decremented flow of televisual paste, would undivide my time back into a simpler act: Watching TV. Consuming culture, whether in a half-remembered rerun, a favorite movie, or something that just looks like it might be good.
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In interviews, multiple Republican political operatives from Washington to Wichita say they fear a rerun of last year, when Kobach, the former Kansas Secretary of State and state party chairman, narrowly won a crowded primary and then lost the governor's race to then-Democratic state Sen.
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You can watch the rerun right here on Mashable's shiny, new Gaming portal on Facebook: The new addition — which arrived as part of the "Sabotage" DLC — sends up to four players off to help Kevin Smith (no, really) and TRIP THEIR FACES OFF in the woods of northern California.
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But with parliament rejecting May's deal to leave the EU three times, most parties suspect they will have to take part in the elections on May 23 - which could become a rerun, albeit on a smaller scale, of Britain's Brexit referendum in a possible challenge to May's Conservative Party.
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Though the show moved along at a brisk clip (and even ended on time!), too much of it felt like a rerun of earlier awards shows — from some of the more predictable winners to the fact that many of host Jimmy Kimmel's comedy bits have been done before.
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Because the CPB is an umbrella agency involved with PBS and NPR, any time the government considers cuts to the agency, it's usually interpreted as the government defunding Sesame Street (which airs in first run on HBO now, before being rerun on PBS) or some other PBS Kids production.
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Odinga said Sunday that low voter turnout in the election on Thursday, a rerun of an August election, indicated that the process wasn&apost valid and that the government of President Uhuru Kenyatta is trying to "destroy other institutions of governance in our country," including the Supreme Court.
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The heightened uncertainty over how and even whether Britain can arrange to leave lent even greater significance to the ruling, which also indicated that Britain may, if others agree, postpone its withdrawal from March 29 in order to hold a rerun of its 2016 vote on EU membership.
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Mr. Erdogan will now have his hands full in containing the fallout from the electoral defeat, the biggest of his political career, which came after what in hindsight was his disastrous decision to push for a rerun of the mayoral election after Mr. Imamoglu's initial victory three months ago.
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The weekend's campaigning in this prosperous southeastern metropolis — her likely runoff opponent, Emmanuel Macron, the centrist former economy minister, also drew thousands to a rally across town on Saturday — offered a taste of the fierce electoral battle to come and a rerun of some of the American election's dynamic.
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Over the same period those laws have been cited by liberals as evidence that Republicans are bent on winning elections by disenfranchising Democrats — locking out poor and minority voters in a rerun of the Jim Crow-poll tax era, and electing conservative politicians at the expense of democracy itself.
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Sure, the whole thing might feel a little like a rerun considering it's the Patriots' fourth Super Bowl in five years, but casual viewers can also expect star-studded commercials and halftime show performances by Maroon 5, Travis Scott and Big Boi during this year's three-hour broadcast.
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Amid increasing public unrest after the original vote in August, where IT systems were believed hijacked and reporting of results was delayed, three voters brought the case in an emergency effort to stop the rerun, claiming electoral officials cannot ensure the polls will be free, fair, and credible.
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Whatever sequence of interactions was used to produce that string — in the case of Google's experiment, the interactions were simply picked at random — you can then rerun the exact same sequence again, to sample another random 29-bit string in exactly the same way, and so on as often as desired.
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And because it's part of the MTM Enterprises library (featuring shows from the famed '70s and '80s TV production company founded by Mary Tyler Moore and her then husband Grant Tinker), its first season was briefly rerun on TV in the '90s, and it has been on Hulu for years.
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Odinga's National Super Alliance coalition issued a statement explaining that it had issued a checklist of reforms needed before the rerun, and the while the opposition and electoral commission did not dispute the list, they argued that they would not have enough time to make the changes before October 26.
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Today's House map is so favorable to Republicans that based on recent presidential election results, even a 2006- or 2010-type wave — even a rerun of the highly polarized Virginia governor's and state legislative races last November — would yield only around a net-27 seats for Democrats, by our estimates.
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The network that aired the TV show made money off it by selling ad revenue, but it was not necessarily obligated to share that ad revenue with the studio that actually made the show, because the rerun market was considered so lucrative (as long as the show lasted long enough to enter it).
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Supporters of the Kenyan opposition leader and members of the NASA coalition have demonstrated before, marching through the streets of Nairobi in October following his decision to quit a presidential election rerun due to his belief in a failed election commission when he did not think it could hold a fair vote.
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DAVID SHACK, NEW YORK To the Editor: Whether we like it or not, our watching a Woody Allen movie, or a rerun of "The Cosby Show," or the work of any of the other offending creative people promotes them by, if nothing else, putting money in their pockets, further enabling them to misbehave.
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" Here's his blog post... FOR THE RECORD -- David Nakamura tweeted: "Trump spent more time over the weekend condemning a rerun of 'SNL' than he did the professed white-supremacist motives of the accused Christchurch mass murderer..." (Twitter) -- Mick Mulvaney to "Fox News Sunday" moderator Chris Wallace: "The president is not a white supremacist.
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John Michael Loh, a retired four-star U.S. Air Force general, has urged the Air Force to name Northrop's suppliers to shore up support in Congress, and avoid a rerun of the B-2 bomber program, which was scaled back from 132 planes to just 21, which drove the price of each plane sharply higher.
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The prospect of Cruz leading rank-and-file House Republicans -- including members of the House Freedom Caucus -- into a last-minute fight with President Obama over a government funding resolution would be a rerun for the Texas senator, who was blamed by his colleagues for causing a 2013 government shutdown over an ObamaCare fight.
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Democrats hoped to prevent a rerun when they approved rules giving House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam SchiffAdam Bennett SchiffGraham: Senate trial 'must expose the whistleblower' Graham says Schiff should be a witness in Trump impeachment trial Democrats seize on new evidence in first public impeachment hearing MORE (D-Calif.) explicit powers to control the agenda.
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Gerry Cohen, former special counsel for the North Carolina General Assembly, said a race that involves only a rerun of the general election could happen in the spring, but new primaries could drag the process out out until August 22019, under time frames that include a 45-day window for military and absentee voting.
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Moves toward open science, and for a change in the academic environment that currently incentivizes secrecy and the hoarding of data, are perhaps our best chance to improve research reproducibility Recent studies have found that an alarmingly high share of experiments that have been rerun have not produced results in line with the original research.
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The prospect of Cruz leading rank-and-file House Republicans — including members of the House Freedom Caucus — into a last-minute fight with President Obama over a government funding resolution would be a rerun for the Texas senator, who was blamed by his colleagues for causing a 22019 government shutdown over an ObamaCare fight.
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Reality TV producers may agonize over the details of things like cabinets, to make sure no kitchen looks like a rerun, but the overall effect tends to be a made-for-TV look, leaving viewers with a nagging sense of déjà vu, one that is often repeated in real life renovations and new construction.
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But Todd, 41, and other campaigners hope this would trigger a rerun of the June 1003 EU referendum, this time offering voters the option of leaving on the terms of May's deal or staying in a reformed EU. In the 2016 referendum, 51.9 percent voted to leave the EU while 48.1 percent voted to stay.
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The incumbent argued defiantly that "We are ready to go back again to the people with the same agenda — no change — the same agenda that we delivered..." With the IEBC announcing today the rerun election will be held October 85033th, the next six weeks could signal an important and potentially volatile transition for democracy in East Africa.
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At stake is what kind of election interference we should expect as November is coming: a lackluster rerun of leaking and trolling and fake social media activity, which would most likely be harder to do and less effective than in 2016 — or more pernicious operational innovation and escalation, perhaps even tactics that take advantage of the coronavirus outbreak.
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She writes not only about art itself but about the experience of it; ''how you really love a song after you've heard it over and over, how your body feels almost desperate for the next part''; about the rerun as well as the family room: ''The dusty haze of sun coming in streams through the drapes in the midst of my afternoon solitude.
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And the methods used in the paper can be used to adjust other papers that have used survey data to suggest that low-end poverty increased in the wake of the 1996 law: Those are all good papers by careful researchers, but I'd love to see them rerun in a way that takes account of the underreporting problems Meyer has identified.
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But when even someone like Harris—a member in good standing of the party establishment, a dedicated player of the "electability" game her entire career, a person whose campaign strategy from the outset seemed to be to rerun the Clinton campaign but without the Clinton baggage—struggles to gain traction with Democratic voters, it feels like the monster has turned on its creators.
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The Biden campaign fears that the showdown with Sanders will become a rerun of the divisive 2016 primary between Sanders and former Secretary of State Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonAs Biden surges, GOP Ukraine probe moves to the forefront Republicans, rooting for Sanders, see Biden wins as setback Sanders says Biden winning African American support by 'running with his ties to Obama' MORE.
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Because many of StreetEasy's neighborhoods were out of reach for the average buyer, we asked them to rerun the data using the same criteria, but this time to find the most affordable neighborhoods for buying: those in which the median home price was at or below the borough's median ($990,805 in Manhattan and $576,132 in Brooklyn, according to StreetEasy's 2016 third-quarter data).
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There was a previous resolution around settlements and that was vetoed only by the U.S. and the President has been on the record of saying 'Well if we rerun that now we would have to think seriously about whether we would veto it, because we vetoed it last time because there was a peace process under way and we didn't want to prejudice that.
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Clad in sweats and a tank top, I was curled up on a sofa of dubious cleanliness, one eye on my problem set and the other on the Star Trek rerun playing on the communal television, when a guy I considered a friend — let's call him "Dick" — flopped down beside me and poked me in the upper arm, setting off a slight ripple effect.
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"I've been a fan of MST3K since even before I actually saw the show," said Kalan, who noticed references to an obscure sci-fi/comedy program in TV Guide ("Back then, that was still one of the best places for information about TV shows you haven't seen") and scoured his family's cable package until he found a midnight rerun of season two's King Dinosaur.
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In November, C. Fred Bergsten, former head of the Peterson Institute for International Economics, argued that the euro and Japanese yen were sharply undervalued against the dollar, and urged policy makers to pursue a rerun of the deal struck by the Reagan administration and America's chief trading partners at the Plaza Hotel in New York in 1985, when they agreed to coordinate their actions to weaken the value of the dollar.
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Clearly, it is not Coalition of the Ascendant Country, and nor for that matter is this Pennsylvania district a rerun of the Alabama Senate race, one that saw the Republican Roy MooreRoy Stewart MooreGOP Senate candidate 'pissed off' at Trump over health care for veterans Durbin says he has second thoughts about asking for Franken's resignation Alabama GOP senate candidate says 'homosexual activities' have ruined TV, country's moral core MORE turn into a human spectacle.
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