Think of it this way: If you rush through placing your order, your Instacart shopper will likely rush through choosing your groceries.
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It's a big decision and nobody should rush through it.
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I also think the Clinton campaign is asking the FBI to do something they know the FBI can't do, which is to rush through — because there's an election next week — rush through the normal channels.
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I head home, rush through the routine, and climb into bed.
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I jump out of bed and rush through my morning routine.
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But hasty app-downloaders who rush through permissions might not be.
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McConnell and Republicans wanted to rush through an acquittal vote tonight.
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Democrats, meanwhile, are accusing Republicans of trying to rush through nominees.
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I felt the happiness rush through me until it quickly faded.
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I rush through eating (egg, other half of grapefruit) and showering.
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We ate with your hands while water rush through our feet.
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When you rush through a puzzle, you miss the good stuff.
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Every destination seems like a funeral I rush through to mourn myself.
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Any moment now, an unbelievable primal power will rush through my veins.
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Rush through the photos to see the wide receiver's best catch. Score!
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You rush through everything, sometimes forgetting to stop and enjoy the view.
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I rush through getting ready and cut up an apple for breakfast.
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So they instead tried to rush through a bill with unprecedented secrecy.
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We go, or rather rush, through these events at a relentless pace.
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That allowed them to rush through and confront a group of ISIS fighters.
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I rush through breakfast (my sister always has cereal stocked), and get ready.
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Republican leaders have signaled that they will try to rush through a bill.
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My plan was to rush through it and say, 'Thanks but no thanks.
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Don't worry: You won't have to rush through these changes and hard conversations.
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I didn't rush through it, as I often do through "standard" character-creation tools.
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It's not like you to rush through things, but watch out for impatience today.
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"I think the most important thing is don't rush through the process," he said.
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"We don't want to rush through any part of this," manager Torey Lovullo said.
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Others often rush through hoards of journalists, shielded by their lawyers, family and supporters.
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Rush through the gallery and vote for the gal you wouldn't mind scoring with. #doyourjob
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I think we owe it to this poor kid not to rush through remembering him.
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"We Democrats are united in saying we do not want this rush through," Schumer said.
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At this year's Westminster Dog Show, Matilda decided not to rush through the agility course.
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AND WHEN YOU RUSH THROUGH A COMPLICATED BILL LIKE THIS, THERE ARE USUALLY UNFORESEEN DIFFICULTIES.
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I don't rush through a list of life and career tasks that never gets shorter.
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Yet policymakers should not rush through ill-conceived reforms for the sake of political posturing.
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"When you lie in bed, all the things rush through from the day," Stickgold says.
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I attempt to rush through security to my boarding gate but the lines are long.
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So after I break things, I have regrets about the way I rush through things.
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"It puts pressure on them to rush through things in a way they can't," she said.
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We can't blame Democrats for denying reason for eight years and then rush through this legislation.
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The course is intended to efficiently deepen your storytelling, not just rush through the planning process.
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The hourly rate also ensures they won't rush through tasks in order to make more money.
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The children rush through, stopping to touch a lamassu or another statue and then dash on.
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We rush through lunch, and then she and I go back to the hotel for a nap.
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You rush through the cramped battlefield, dodging machine gun fire as you move from cover to cover.
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Lindsey Graham coauthored a bill to repeal Obamacare that Senate Republicans are trying to rush through Congress.
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Rush through a shower and take my usual 20 minutes to put on makeup and get dressed.
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When they leave, I rush through the door; there's not a decent pair of tights to wear.
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Then I rush through my morning routine and eat a frittata I precooked, froze, and then reheated.
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A threat to tax all Mexican imports, for example, helped Trump rush through a deal on immigration.
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For best results, do your best not to rush through things (hard for you, I know, Aries).
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Democrats accused Republicans of trying to rush through a hearing without a proper investigation of serious charges.
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Why was it important to rush through the House and now it needs to be slowed down?
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These feelings rush through you, all while you awkwardly offer your own words of appreciation for their appreciation.
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"My children, my grandchildren ride this equipment so our guys do not rush through this stuff," Vartorella said.
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If you rush through your return, you're putting yourself at risk for errors that can cost you money.
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They know that a Democratic administration is going to undo this wrongheaded thing that they're trying rush through.
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The Wells Fargo security guards tried to rush through the human chain of de-escalators surrounding our blockade.
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Nor would Dr. Andrew rush through them, he said, even if all signs pointed to a drug overdose.
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Some reporters had gathered outside the courthouse before dawn in case police tried to rush through the proceedings.
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That means there's been little pressure from the White House to rush through the president's marquee trade agreement.
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Kurosawa has the bandit rush through the forest, keeping the mobile camera close, for a blurred, visceral effect.
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I rush through my morning self-care ritual, which leaves me feeling a little all over the place.
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Or, maybe you're so impatient that you rush through your work or make decisions that backfire in the end.
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And there's a reason they're trying to rush through a deal before adult regulatory supervision inevitably returns to fashion.
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It's an experience I do not look forward to, and try to rush through as quickly as I can.
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I try to rush through my morning routine, but my cat wants snuggles and I'm in a giving mood.
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I rush through my skincare routine: Juice Beauty cleanser, Foreo Play brush, and The Ordinary squalane serum and sunscreen.
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They allege they cause numerous traffic accidents and scooter pilots tend to rush through the streets ignoring traffic signals.
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He had promised to rush through a trade deal by the end of 2020, when transitional Brexit arrangements expire.
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His camera tracks the movement of characters as they rush through crowds, dance in secret, or leap off carriages.
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Clouds rush through the sky like "unbridled horses" while "gigantic crocodiles, always desperate for human flesh" stalk the forest floor.
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Bad news, because today is the day I'm supposed to refill my card, so I can't rush through like normal.
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Several lawmakers look set to reject the bill, criticizing the government's efforts to rush through the bill before the holiday.
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People could rush through turnstiles with a wave of their colourful Octopus cards—stored-value cards pre-loaded with cash.
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I am an Aries and Aries people tend to rush through things and they often don't finish what they start.
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The nightclub's owner, Memet Korcarslan, told CNN he felt "an immense wave of relief rush through me" upon hearing the news.
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Thune said that the committee won't "rush through" legislation, and will ask privacy advocates for their input in a coming hearing.
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The pictures from the visit, in which he declined to check his coat, suggested he wanted to rush through the exhibits.
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I rush through things and hope that printing services can get what we need done in a short amount of time.
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I'll be interested to see how they keep it free of algae so people like the protagonist can rush through it.
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Congress and the White House typically rush through massive tax cuts and government spending increases aimed at keeping the economy humming.
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The 20 attorneys general, all Democrats, said they worried DeVos would rush through reforms undermining protections for rape victims in college.
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"This schedule has created undue pressure on OGE's staff and agency ethics officials to rush through these important reviews," he added.
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Amphetamines unleash dopamine along with norepinephrine, which rush through the brain's synapses and increase levels of arousal, attention, vigilance and motivation.
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Feelings of joy and bliss rush through my mind every single time as I'm reminded of all the little wonderful moments.
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Do not rush through the questions, but answer each one at a comfortable, quick-to-turn-defensive, deeply spiteful pace. 5.
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When it comes to organization, you may rush through things, but that's because you pride yourself on being swift and incisive.
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As you venture deeper into the plot of Us, it can be tempting to rush through areas that make you nervous.
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House Republicans voted Tuesday to give themselves flexibility to rush through their legislation to repeal and replace ObamaCare later this week.
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And lawyers were appalled when the BJP used procedural sleight-of-hand to rush through parliament a bill giving Aadhaar legal status.
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"Our customers used to rush through the door to buy the newest products, often stopping by to show then off," he said.
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Rush through the House an ObamaCare repeal bill that not one single Republican senator supports and is, therefore DOA in the Senate.
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Sadness, elation, jealousy, anger, confusion, disgust – these emotions rush through me, sometimes expected and sometimes not, throughout the day, informing my behavior.
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Floods slam historic streets Watch brown water rush through Ellicott City, Maryland, turning streets into rivers that toppled buildings and upended cars.
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The way to survive grief is by allowing pain to exist, not in trying to cover it up or rush through it.
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But it's unlikely that all 150,000 who are eligible to renew will rush through the application and gather the money in time.
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The internet is too important for Congress to rush through legislation without fully weighing all of the consequences, especially on small businesses.
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We did not have to rush through an expedited proceeding, forced to prepare our case in a matter of days or weeks.
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Officials say that will include how to rush through emergency EU legislation to cope with huge disruption to transport and trade links.
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And because so many couples rush through the motions of sex, they can forget that a soft touch can be the most impactful.
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That's a tall ask, and normally you might prefer to rush through reviewing your habits, especially the ones you aren't exactly proud of.
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Will season 2 of Riverdale rush through the SATs, prom, and whatever new tragedy the iconic characters of Archie Comics stumble upon next?
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The pleasant plink of AIM's original notifications are all there in AIM Phoenix, and they pushed a strange dopamine rush through my brain.
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The EU, meanwhile, is trying to rush through reforms to build a more comprehensive financial market as it faces the loss of London.
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Democrats have accused Republicans of a double standard and of trying to rush through Kavanaugh's Supreme Court nomination during a midterm election year.
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I text my teacher that I will be late, apologize, and rush through brushing my teeth, washing my face, and putting on clothes.
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In the coming days, Germany's parliament is expected to rush through a series of emergency measures designed to keep the economy from cratering.
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You want to rush through everything, Aries, but Mars retrograde is the warrior planet's time to turn inward, rest, and rework its goals.
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Democrats said they had to rush through the House because it was a crime in progress -- affecting an election that hasn't happened yet.
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Hot, dry winds rush through mountain slopes, fan flames over the parched land, and break old, corroded electrical lines, which can light fires.
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Antitrust experts are doubtful the companies and the Justice Department would want to rush through the investigation until Mr. Delrahim is in place.
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" Baldwin's Trump also said he was trying to rush through the briefing because he's "got a lot of trade wars to escalate here.
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The crew sticks cameras on sleds to rush through the streets of Madeira, or on the prow of an American submarine as it submerges.
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As far as I could see, Oxford was the only place that would allow you to rush through an undergraduate program in two years.
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Remember those childhood summers, and the pure adrenaline that would rush through your sugar-addled system at the sound of a tinkly "Greensleeves" chime?
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"However, if you're going to have a meeting, don't rush through it and lose the beauty of the purpose of that meeting," Faye adds.
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That means that iced coffees won't get diluted when the cubes melt, which lets everyone enjoy their coffee without having to rush through it.
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Have a bad Uber ride when you're busy and you might neglect to rate the driver or accidentally rush through giving them 5 stars.
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The lame duck is not a time to rush through a complicated bill that paves the way for a new system of tax collection.
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Despite the recent tensions with North Korea, the unfamiliar outline of the Switch doesn't set off any alarms during our rush through transfer screening.
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If they must rush, it would be easier for them, and less harmful to the country, to rush through a repeal of the taxes.
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As a result, some experts believe that China may be willing to rush through the development of a vaccine without taking the necessary precautions.
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Anita Hill has some advice for US senators investigating the sexual assault accusation against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh: Don't rush through an investigation.
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But when you open doors that are not supposed to be opened, you certainly send the message that you want people to rush through.
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You could drag yourself out of bed 10 minutes early, rush through your morning routine and sprint out the door to grab coffee before work.
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Clinton to questions about her use of a private email server, then seemed to rush through subsequent queries about weighty topics like domestic terror attacks.
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These are things that I honestly can't do without a little help; my natural tendency is to rush through and do things quickly and haphazardly.
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Notwithstanding the change, it appears that McConnell is trying to rush through an impeachment trial that he never wanted to hold in the first place.
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A "tsunami-like wave" would rush through Mosul, carrying away everything in its path, including bodies, buildings, cars, unexploded bombs, hazardous chemicals, and human waste.
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The bundle comes with a ton of teaching (almost 30 hours' worth), but as it's a lifetime subscription, you won't need to rush through it.
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The prime minister has promised to rush through a trade deal by the end of 2020 — but that's a very tight timeframe for complex negotiations.
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However, in a follow up vote just 15 minutes afterwards, they refused to rush through the necessary legislation to leave the EU in three working days.
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Don't rush through the front door at the end of a long work day glued to your smartphone as your kids wait for your undivided attention.
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She's also a fast worker, and she quickly navigates through the story's trickier, more emotionally precarious moments without seeming to rush through or away from them.
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In December, a group of lawmakers, mostly K.L.A. veterans, tried to rush through a vote in Parliament that would suspend Kosovo's law that regulates the court.
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Several government officials in Toronto were fired this month after they tried to rush through a large technology project proposed by a company affiliated with Google.
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Father Crowley sat on the church steps, watching the water rush through the streets, before turning the church into a hub for the community's cleanup operations.
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"Congress is moving fast to rush through a health care overhaul that lacks a key ingredient: the full participation of you, the American people," said Rep.
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When Sharkey tucked his chin and tried to rush through, he would attempt to land body blows on the inside but Loughran would simply tie him up.
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Democrats are insistent they do not want to rush through the process, even as the President hopes to ratify the agreement before Congress leaves for August recess.
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North Carolina floods: Before and after 'I hope I can go home' Locklear, who is on disability, had 4 feet of water rush through her Lumberton home.
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But they reached this pinnacle by largely ignoring the blue-chip prospects eager to rush through to the N.B.A. Instead, they brought the N.B.A. style to college.
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Rush through life Stressed-out people can get so consumed with being anxious about pretty much everything that they forget to enjoy the best things in life.
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Senate Republicans, who are hoping to rush through a massive tax reform package the week after Thanksgiving, can only lose two votes and still pass the bill.
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He also said Ankara would rush through laws required by the EU to implement visa-free travel for Turks, calling it an "important victory for our citizens".
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"I live in Southern California, so driving on the freeways, it can be tempting to rush through traffic and go as fast as you can," he said.
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Also on Friday, a Palestinian man, Mohammad Habash, 63, died when thousands of worshipers tried to rush through a military checkpoint from the West Bank to Jerusalem.
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This is what your brain does when you have money woes Personal loans help some survive daily life 4 reasons not to rush through open enrollment season
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The American people deserve to know who Judge Kavanaugh is, but Republicans are trying to rush through this nomination while concealing critical parts of the nominee's record.
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Don't rush through sex like you're taking the express train to an orgasm—Libra likes it slower and more sensual, with lots of turn-taking before climax.
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He had had to rush through his breakfast omelet and cereal to allow ample time to warm up for the second round of the United States Open.
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Get a coffee, take a seat on one of the benches, and let those thoughts rush through your brain while you process everything that happened last night.
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"There's three minutes in between innings for commercials and every pitch is so big, you're not going to go out there and rush through pitches," he said.
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Yet both share an attention to their intimate details, and an incredible imagination, something the patrons might only glimpse in their adrenaline-fueled rush through the darkness.
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Critics say PiS has used its current majority in both the Sejm and the Senate to rush through bills without proper oversight or time to analyze their impact.
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For that reason, she thinks that short notice bouts in the category should be contested at flyweight rather than forcing the fighters to rush through a weight cut.
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While many people rush through breakfast or skip it entirely, Huffington suggests not just "grabbing something" to eat, but enjoying powering up at the beginning of the day.
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When Republicans have had unified control over statehouses, they've mostly run the same playbook: attack organized labor, pass voter ID laws, and rush through donor-friendly tax cuts.
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"My children, my grandchildren ride this equipment so our guys do not rush through this stuff," said Michael Vartorella, chief ride inspector of the Amusement Ride Safety Division.
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This "encourages exporters to rush through orders to the United States," Louis Kuijs, head of Asia economics at research firm Oxford Economics, wrote in a client note Thursday.
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Yoho, who endorsed Trump in June, seemed to rush through the portion of his remarks about the tape, and it did not appear that his mistake was deliberate.
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Last-minute filers are likely to miss these deductions if they rush through the process, said Debbie Freeman, director of financial planning at Peak Financial Advisors in Denver.
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With my eyes closed to maximize nasal cognition, I was inhaling so deeply that I was sure those around me could hear the air rush through my nostrils.
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While I know I should not rush through my yoga practice, I frequently do so I can move on to the next thing on my to-do list.
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Nurses shout to be heard as they rush through the dimly-lit corridors, past peeling, faded posters proclaiming 'Ebola is real!' and prompting people to 'Smile!' and 'Say Thanks!
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Some MPs feared that if Johnson's deal passed on Saturday, the government would try to rush through this legislation, which wouldn't give Parliament enough time to scrutinize it fully.
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But, like the English Mail-Coach itself, the goal of this biography is speed—a rush through the belly of night as the nightmares of the world flit by.
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Nonprofessional speakers tend to rush through a speech, or talk so softly that many people strain to hear what they are saying — if they can hear it at all.
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But the changes did little to satisfy Democrats in either chamber, who have accused McConnell and Senate Republicans of working with the President to rush through the impeachment trial.
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But some who study education wonder what students will miss if they rush through their undergraduate years, and they worry about who will feel pressure to make those sacrifices.
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And while set in Egypt, the Orientalist gaze in Raiders is a sight to behold, where women rush through the souks and hardly have a voice to speak with.
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Playing through the Tirailleurs' campaign forces the player to rush through a series of set pieces that are just wide enough to dodge the accusation of being called corridors.
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At the same time, there is feeling of anonymity running through the paintings – we are spectators looking at the world we both inhabit and rush through, always somewhat a stranger.
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It has been a startling week, in which the Trump administration seemed to want to rush through what it took the Bush administration about two years to do over Iraq.
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So, given the apparent certainty that a younger and more liberal Supreme Court nominee from Clinton would soon come down the pike, might Republicans simply rush through Garland's confirmation then?
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It's too soon to talk specifically about what happens in Avengers: Endgame, but it's no spoiler to say that the movie doesn't rush through the aftermath of the Thanos massacre.
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Each time they strike, frightened families rush through the porous border into Uganda nearby—exactly the kind of hurried, untraceable movement that makes it harder to contain the Ebola virus.
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Instead of filling a standard game with levels some players may rush through and others may love, each episode of the new Hitman feels like it has something for everyone.
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Last-minute filers are likely to miss these deductions if they rush through the process, said Debbie Freeman, director of tax and financial planning at Peak Financial Advisors in Denver.
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At the last moment, Gordon-Hagerty's agency managed to rush through an unorthodox paperwork maneuver: It published a formal notice of its intent to issue a contract for Jason later.
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"It was nice not to be in a rush through my workouts and cross-training, since I didn't have the pressures of school or other things around me," she said.
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But since Trump took office, Congressional Republicans have hastily assembled and attempted to rush through, with virtually no hearings, analysis, or bipartisan outreach, two radical, unpopular bills in the past year.
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It would be used to rush through a bill requiring the government, if no Brexit deal were passed by February 26th, to ask the EU to extend the Article 50 deadline.
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Some Senate Republicans, seeking to avoid letting Democrats have a say in the matter, are urging Trump to rush through the agreement in the lame duck session, but that appears unlikely.
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A day earlier, House Democrats had warned they would oppose the weeklong stopgap bill if GOP leaders tried to rush through their legislation to repeal and replace the healthcare law. Rep.
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Election after election has been so tainted that U.S. diplomats were essentially trying to rush through a peace deal with the Taliban before Afghanistan's latest political crisis could complicate the equation.
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But early this year, after Justice Brett M. Kavanaugh, a conservative jurist, joined the Supreme Court, Republican state legislators began to rush through measures that upended years of anti-abortion strategy.
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Though some European Union officials have pushed for a speedy withdrawal, German Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Saturday that she believed there was no need for Britain to rush through the process.
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It means we all have to rush through a show and that most of us think about Stranger Things for all of a week each year, despite just how good it is.
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The last time FOMO hit me that hard was before Dark Souls II, prompting me to use my wife's weeklong business trip as a reason to rush through the original Dark Souls.
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Congress created reconciliation to reduce the deficit; it was only much later that enterprising Members got the idea of turning it on its head to rush through measures that increase the deficit.
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"The American people deserve to know who Judge Kavanaugh is, but Republicans are trying to rush through this nomination while concealing critical parts of the nominee's record," he added in another tweet.
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Peaking around October, the gravitational interaction between the sun, the moon, and our planet pulls on the oceans, resulting in extra-high tides that rush through Miami, flooding buildings and closing streets.
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Industry insiders rush through the revolving door into positions of power, then tell their new colleagues that if only they understood markets, they'd know they couldn't do that, touch that, change that.
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Your team might try to rush through the first few questions, but that last one will make them think, and notes that say things like "Look into that report" will get fixed.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) has made it crystal clear that he aims to rush through a Senate trial to minimize exposure for both Trump and his own vulnerable senators.
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But as the years wore on, The Sidekicks stopped being concerned with how quickly they could rush through their riffs, taking the time to craft the best pop songs they could muster.
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Its posts so regularly took over Reddit's most popular posts that the company's administrators decided to rush through a change to the site's algorithm in part to make the community less visible.
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"There was a reason why healthcare reform had not been accomplished before," Obama said of the bill President Trump wanted to rush through Congress before his first 100 days in office were up.
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The Santa Anas, winds that rush through California's coastal mountains, foothills and canyons from deserts to the east, will blow hard again on Thursday and Friday, said National Weather Service meteorologist Carol Smith.
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New YorkThe Mt. Sinai Hospital emergency room looks and sounds like hundreds of others across the country: Doctors rush through packed hallways; machines beep incessantly; paramedics wheel stretchers in as patients moan in pain.
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The White Walker army will try to rush through the tunnel and, in their haste, not even realize it is merely a clever mural on the side of the wall made by yours truly.
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Slides, whoops and whooshes rush through "Play," with half-buried lines of aching lyricism dissolving into fragments of scales that are passed around the orchestra with the enigmatic intimacy of dialogue in Beckett plays.
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Watch Mr. Campbell's Pig rush through the gamut of an entire alphabet of disco moves, in a trance of self-infatuation that fades into the realization that everyone around him is laughing at him.
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A large mirror in a prop room is angled so that you witness the reflection of backstage mayhem, as cast and crew repeatedly rush through costume and scenery changes, with only the slightest variations.
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For Israel, any opening in the fence risks that hundreds of protesters could rush through in a few minutes, said Giora Eiland, a retired major general and former head of Israel's National Security Council.
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But now, as Senate Republicans seek to rush through a plan to repeal the Affordable Care Act in the most secretive manner, I want to call their bluff on their proclaimed pro-life stance.
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Congress can also take independent action to eliminate the case completion quota so judges don't feel pressured to rush through cases that require time to ensure the respondent has their due process rights protected.
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Every in-game day that passes — you can rush through by resting at your village or any conquered location — replenishes some of the goods in your Reward Stash, which appears at every fast travel point.
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Though it may not dramatically reinvent the dreampop form of 222, it's a poignant note to self, setting a reminder not to rush through life, that we would all do well to take on board.
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Potential problems with hastily-produced manifesto pledges The downside to calling an election just seven weeks before polling day is that political parties may now rush through manifestos which are ill-considered and fiscally irresponsible.
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Lam, said it would be impossible to rush through the bill, with the city on edge after street clashes punctuated by police volleys of tear gas and rubber bullets at protesters opposed to the legislation.
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It's going to be a heavy time, and it could be a major drag— but you can work with the energy by committing to working on these issues instead of trying to rush through them.
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OTTAWA, March 13 (Reuters) - The Canadian Parliament has agreed to rush through ratification of the new U.S.-Mexico-Canada (USMCA) trade pact and should be finished by later on Friday, a senior government official said.
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Hunt will also say that Britain, as part of the European Union, agreed last year to impose sanctions to stiffen its response to cyberattacks and to rush through new curbs on online campaigning by political parties.
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LONDON, Oct 20.34 (Reuters) - British 22019-year government bond yields sank to their lowest level in a week on Wednesday after parliament blocked Prime Minister Boris Johnson's request to rush through key Brexit legislation before Oct.
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"A lot of people rush through their morning and start their day in a breathless state of stress, so part of our partnership with Pepsi is about bringing the joy back to the morning, " she says.
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Moments such as these have time and again revealed our virtuous nature, and whether it's responding to tsunamis abroad, or floods at home, our citizens have regularly been among the first to rush through the breach.
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So instead, you tell everyone "sorry, I have to work" for a week, spend most of that time scrolling through Reddit conspiracies about the moon, and eventually rush through the task six hours before its deadline.
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But the decision rests with the Senate, and Senate Republicans seem bound and determined to rush through the nomination of Brett Kavanaugh, who could sit on the Court until my grandchildren have grandchildren of their own.
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But the creators of Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom seem utterly disinterested in their own premise, and they rush through this bit of storytelling as quickly as possible, pushing forward until the story can leave the island altogether.
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Rep. Tom Marino (R-Pa.) grilled President Obama's top regulatory official Wednesday on what consequences there will be for federal agencies that try to rush through last-minute rules in the waning hours of the Obama administration.
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If your lunch reservation is at 12:00 pm in the Germany pavilion of Epcot, you don't want to rush through your meal to make a 12:45 pm FP+ on the other side of the park.
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By then Hopeton Kiffin, a 51-year-old operator for the No. 5 train, had already spotted a flash of red on the tracks ahead of him in an area his express train would normally rush through.
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With the inauguration less than two weeks away, it's certainly looking as if McConnell's Republican Senate majority will do a complete about-face and rush through Trump's appointments without the process on which senators used to insist.
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Top GOP leaders, including House Speaker Paul Ryan and President Donald Trump, have been trying to rush through a bill called the American Health Care Act (AHCA), a diluted version of Barack Obama's Affordable Care Act (ACA).
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As my 6-year-old struggled to navigate this urban Tough Mudder course, other pedestrians stacked up behind us, anxiously trying to get out of the street before the light changed and traffic began to rush through again.
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This is fairly far into the game — Fuchsia City is home to the fifth of the game's eight gyms — so it'll be at least a few hours before you can do any transferring, even if you rush through.
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He said he doesn't believe Republicans should try to rush "through a health care bill in the dark of night," but when pressed whether he'd urge Senate Democrats to try to block the short-term bill, he demurred.
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That said, Brady noted that one of the lessons learned from the first pass at health care "was not to rush through" the process and instead focus on a timetable driven by the organic nature of the talks.
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Facing a lawsuit over the backlog in 2017, the Defense Department contracted to have newly trained interviewers rush through counterintelligence evaluations, according to Margaret D. Stock, a retired Army Reserve lieutenant colonel who helped create the Mavni program.
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Now, Apple is the latest company after Google and Facebook joined civil and digital rights groups — including Amnesty International — to oppose the bill, amid fears that the government will rush through the bill before the end of the year.
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Combined with higher oil prices, that should push up inflation, possibly above the Fed's target, possibly high enough that the Fed would need to rush through a lot of rate hikes to regain control, risking recovery in the process.
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But I'm not someone who will rush through games just in order to get the most value on my trade in; if I'm enjoying a game, I'll take my time and only get rid of it when I'm ready.
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" His newly minted campaign manager, Kellyanne Conway, said Tuesday morning on Fox News that the campaign wants "to be fair to everyone" and said the campaign is making sure not to "rush through a speech let alone a plan.
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The plan, however, is to do just the opposite and attempt to rush through a do-or-die vote this week, in the hopes of basically tossing the hot potato to the Senate and letting them figure it out.
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Their family members — the same people who mere months earlier had told them to enjoy college, not rush through their lives — will ask them when they'll land a job, find a spouse, start a family, begin saving for retirement.
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Instead, he tried to rush through legislation in a single week that the Heritage Foundation, the Koch brothers, the AARP, the American Medical Association — basically every think tank and interest group on either side of the aisle — vehemently opposed.
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Even if a patient does have a doctor, they'll too often rush through an appointment, whereas a naturopath might sit and listen for half an hour or longer, sending the patient off with a range of (sometimes expensive) treatments and cures.
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Congressional Republicans, meanwhile, argued that doing so would set a dangerous precedent of letting the House rush through its impeachment process and then pass off its responsibilities to the Senate, rather than first battling for key evidence in the courts.
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Don't rush through things because information will continue to be revealed this month: Pluto is the lord of the underworld, and there are many secrets down there that Mercury in Scorpio, the sign of the detective, won't give up on finding.
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The movie follows two British soldiers during World War I (George MacKay and Dean-Charles Chapman) as they're given a seemingly impossible mission: Rush through dangerous territory to deliver a message that could save another battalion on the verge of annihilation.
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Why are advocates for major media and entertainment companies pushing Congress to rush through a bill that would make the U.S.'s top copyright official— the Register of Copyrights— a position appointed by the president and confirmed by the Senate?
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He had promised to rush through a trade deal by the end of 2020, when transitional Brexit arrangements expire, but could seek an extension of talks to avoid the abrupt imposition of major barriers between Britain and its largest export market.
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Senate Majority Leader Ryan Ferns, a Republican, said even though legislative leaders were encouraged to rush through the process, there were "important reasons" to take their time and make sure the pay raise "was a guarantee" amid changing revenue projections.
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As much as I tried my best to rush through the process of it by ignoring my emotions and refusing to talk about my grandmother's death, it had a way of making itself known to me and made me temporarily sick with hypochondria.
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Critics say because the Today host dedicated so much time to the scandal, he was forced to rush through weighty policy topics – for example, Lauer later told Clinton to be "brief" in answering a question on ISIS because time was running short.
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In a scathing Facebook post published Thursday, hours after Republican senators revealed their bill for repealing and replacing the Affordable Care Act, Obama slammed Republicans for trying to rush through rolling back his signature legislation without holding any public hearings or debate.
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They are telling state lawmakers to drop everything in order to rush through "emergency" legislation to make sure the workers don't get these raises, claiming that raising pay for workers at the bottom somehow poses a threat to Missouri's public health and safety.
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" "Republicans have a plan that they are going to rush through the next few weeks so we need to spend our time right now, explaining to the American people what a disaster it is to stop it," Murphy said on CNN's "New Day.
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Several people I spoke to said it would be convenient if alcohol was available a little later in the evening—Astrid finds it annoying having to rush through her supermarket shop to check out before beer sales cut off at 8 pm.
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Let's take the four states one at a time: In Wisconsin, where a Democrat won the governor's and attorney general's races last month, the Republican-controlled Legislature is hoping to rush through a bill today that would make both offices less powerful.
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Trump has instructed aides to speed up the process of building the wall, directing them to rush through billions of dollars' worth of construction contracts, blow past environmental regulations and to "take the land" necessary by eminent domain, the Post reported Tuesday.
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Pierson&aposs concerns about work conditions in the 737 Max production line echo those of other Boeing employees, many of whom have separately spoken of immense internal pressure to build planes quickly and rush through aircraft safety features while keeping costs low.
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"Its wildly confusing and that's the reason why you shouldn't rush through a tax bill so late in the year without giving people the chance to understand it," said Steve Hickson, a South Orange, New Jersey, resident who prepaid his property tax bill online.
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In a letter to the Senate Judiciary Committee Thursday night, American Bar Association President Robert Carlson urged that the Senate Judiciary Committee, responsible for recommending Kavanaugh for a full Senate confirmation vote, had no need to rush through the process without a proper investigation.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan plans to rush through a bill to provide more financial muscle for its companies to compete for global energy assets, just as other resource-hungry Asian economies such as China and India are also looking to snap up depressed oil assets.
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ZAGAN, Poland/RUKLA, Lithuania (Reuters) - Immediately after Donald Trump was elected, U.S. diplomats urged Lithuania to rush through an agreement to keep American troops on its soil, reflecting alarm that the new, Russia-friendly U.S. president might try to stop more deployments in Europe.
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Rosenfeld's book, though the last pages rush through the years between 2000 and 2016, says very little about President Barack Obama, whose two terms were a model of "responsible party" politics, ideologically moored but also pragmatic and aimed at the broad middle of the electorate.
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"A lot of people tend to just try to rush through their ab workouts, and do them as fast as possible for as many reps as possible," Castano told Insider during a recent visit to the star-studded Dogpound Gym, where he's general manager.
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Efforts by the outgoing Parliament to rush through a series of contested bills with the president's approval before its five-year session ended Monday have aroused national concern over the measures, which opponents say would transform Indonesia into a less tolerant and more repressive society.
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"When one party tries to rush through a bill of this significance that was drafted in secret without a single public hearing, you can expect outcomes like this," said Representative Richard E. Neal of Massachusetts, the top Democrat on the Ways and Means Committee.
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His dedication is visible in 1917's tightly choreographed and blocked sequences; his background as a theater director is recognizable as Schofield and Blake rush through trenches filled with hundreds of other soldiers in their race to save hundreds more, whom we never really see.
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It has been 22 years since Congress has completed the budget and appropriations process on time, with the reality more often resembling what we currently see: government funding running out and lawmakers racing the clock to rush through some agenda items before it is too late.
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Because it is impossible to know if the provision will make it all the way through the process, or when it will be implemented, Taub said he was going to try to rush through his pending cases before the end of the year to be safe.
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The aggressive expansion of Ola Bike, which until last year was in mostly pilot stages in a handful of cities in India, represents India's growing appetite for picking bikes over cabs and other transportation mediums as they can rush through busy traffic to get to work.
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In this sense, "Game of Thrones" fans should feel at home: Yes, you need to read the earlier installments first and yes, rereading individual chapters (or the whole book) at a slower pace — after your first pell-mell rush through to find out what happens — is recommended.
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Editorial We do not know a lot about what is in the health care bill that Republicans are trying to rush through the Senate, but what we do know suggests it will be as bad or worse than the dreadful legislation that the House passed in May.
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Walter Watson, 62, a retired art teacher in Gatesville, a town of about 320 people in rural Gates County, North Carolina, said he did not like the way Trump and Republicans tried to rush through a new healthcare plan without giving it what he thought was proper consideration.
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In case you need another reason to get pumped for the Super Bowl, check out what these pigskin pros look like when the pads come off ... get your game face on as you rush through the gridiron gallery and try to guess the NFL hotties behind the baller bods.
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Gurley is a back that does most of his damage in space, but with the current state of the Rams offense, he can only find that space as a receiver; his longest rush through Week 5 this season is for 16 yards, and his second longest is 11.
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"American's NATO partners are worried that Donald Trump is going to leave the NATO summit, rush through his U.K. visit to go golfing, and then go and make a number of promises to Putin that won't really have been discussed or worked through collaboratively with Europe," Vinjamuri added.
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I'm not sure if saying the words "I'll tip you in the app" triggers some type of positive endorphins that rush through the brain causing a person to believe that they must have tipped, but it must be the case, because there can't be this many liars in the universe … right?
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Finance minister George Osborne has said Britain will have to cut spending and raise taxes to keep on fixing the public finances, but he said he would not rush through new austerity measures, something he had said he would do in the event of a "Leave" vote before the referendum.
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"Arkansas's decision to rush through the execution of Mr. Lee just because its supply of lethal drugs are expiring at the end of the month denied him the opportunity to conduct DNA testing that could have proven his innocence," Nina Morrison, one of Mr. Lee's lawyers, said in a statement.
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There is craft and co-operation, then, and there is brilliant, beautiful unpredictability—spun into accelerating twists of fortune by the picking up of arena modifiers that pause the lasers, switch their colors (so that the one you could rush through, you now can't, and ouch), or cause them to split apart.
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"Rather than expand nondiscrimination laws to protect all North Carolinians, the General Assembly instead spent $42,000 to rush through an extreme bill that undoes all local nondiscrimination laws and specifically excludes gay and transgender people from legal protections," said Sarah Preston, acting executive director of the American Civil Liberties Union of North Carolina.
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Meanwhile we've seen a rush of highly publicized local laws and policies enacted that make it easier for a wider swathe of Americans to purchase guns, carry them freely, and use them—and we know that there are a host of similar laws ready to rush through a pro-gun Trump state.
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This was also the first record where we had a serious recording budget, so we didn't have to rush through it in the same way we did with some of the earlier records, which made a big difference regarding confidences in the performances Why is Forever Becoming at the top of the list?
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"In order for us to get the best show, the best thing is to create an environment that is comfortable for [celebrities] to stay there and linger," the Viacom producer said, explaining how organizing the space affects whether talent tries to rush through to the venue or pause to chat with fellow celebs.
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"Sir, based upon your own principles, your own values, I call for at least to have a debate or a vote on these issues and not for us to rush through this process," said Senator Cory Booker, Democrat of New Jersey, who has worked closely with Mr. Grassley on criminal justice issues.
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A drone industry group, called the Small UAV Coalition, meanwhile, asked the Trump administration this month to rush through consideration of waiver requests for drones to be operated at night, above people and beyond the operator's line of sight, arguing that they could be used for deliveries of medical supplies or samples.
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A more standard biography would rush through this period, but Packer finds good material, such as Holbrooke being received by Beijing as if he were still an official diplomat when finessing market-entry strategies for U.S. companies like Nike, which he sagely counseled to alter the "Made in Taiwan R.O.C." tags on its shoes.
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The Senate gaveled in for its first real day of President Trump's impeachment trial on Tuesday, setting up a series of votes to lock in rules designed by Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) to rush through the trial, though that plan hit a bit of a hiccup as the trial itself began.
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They could continue to rush through the confirmation process and attempt to discredit the alleged victim -- Christine Blasey Ford, a professor in California, who offered the Washington Post a detailed account of what she describes as her traumatic experience and its aftermath, and even passed a polygraph test administered by a former FBI agent.
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" Chelsea Thaxter, a forty-four-year-old subscriber with six-year-old twins and a long commute, told me, "Before, I'd go shopping four times a year and do a kamikaze-type thing where I'd rush through a store, spend hundreds of dollars, and come back and go, 'Oh, fuck, I spilled something on my new shirt.
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But by saying it's continuing to gather evidence on a number of fronts the government is also saying it does not feel it's necessary to rush through any regulatory responses to technology-accelerated, socially divisive/politically sensitive viral nonsense — claiming also that it hasn't seen any evidence that malicious misinformation has been able to skew genuine democratic debate on the domestic front.
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We then rush through Stone's other brushes with fame—the sex scandal that got him fired from Bob Dole's campaign in 1996, his role in the "Brooks Brothers Riot" that disrupted the Florida recount, his manipulation of Donald Trump to destroy the Reform Party in 2000, which helped elect George W. Bush—before getting back to the main attraction: Donald Trump.
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McConnell faces pressure to bring Senate back for gun legislation Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid MORE (R-Tenn.) has criticized Schumer for requesting a delay in the hearing for Betsy DeVos, Trump's choice to head the Education Department, and then slamming Republicans for trying to rush through her nomination after they acceded to the scheduling concerns.
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But throughout the album they roll and rush through a comparable slipstream with its own singular sense of rhythm — always gliding or tumbling or cascading toward some distant, unspecified destination on the horizon — and its own sound too, shiny and multifaceted and angular, stacking several layers of blocky, percussive guitar chords and high, spiky guitar noodling and twanged rubbery bass around the swooping aerial contours of her singing.
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Over the last two years, I've watched Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellPelosi, Schumer press for gun screenings as Trump inches away The malware election: Returning to paper ballots only way to prevent hacking First House Republican backs bill banning assault weapons MORE (R-Ky.) rush through 97 federal judicial nominees handed down by Trump, giving an entire cast of ideologues and right-wing partisans lifetime appointments as federal judges.
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Golub's analysis of the cycles of history propelled him on a headlong rush through a chain of modern horrors — from the Vietnam conflict to the proxy wars in Central America, from the legacy of slavery in the US to the injustices of apartheid in South Africa — encapsulated in the title of another exhibition, Leon Golub: While the Crime Is Blazing, which was set to open at Cooper Union in New York City on Tuesday, September 11, 2001.
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Republican presidential nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's campaign manager, Kellyanne Conway, on Monday said people shouldn't push the FBI to rush through its review of newly discovered emails that it says appear to be "pertinent" to its investigation into Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE's use of a private email server while secretary of State.
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