Joining a school of thought, any school of thought, can too easily become a shortcut around thinking.
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Over time a single book becomes a library; the library becomes a school of thought; the school of thought becomes a prism through which the world is supposed to see itself.
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Schumer — representing the other school of thought -- answered that question Thursday.
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One school of thought says Apple doesn't want to stop these leakers.
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One school of thought is best described as the time machine approach.
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" Another school of thought says more straightforwardly "no free speech for fascists.
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One school of thought holds that it has always been pure cynicism.
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Wilde clearly does not subscribe to the Gaby Hoffmann school of thought.
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One school of thought argues that Democratic leaders don't actually trust him.
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This is all because of the Bayesian school of thought in machine learning.
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But - as always - the second school of thought seems a little more sobering.
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There will be plenty of detractors of the Bannon–Caddell school of thought.
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There's a school of thought that says the judge can still be beat.
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There's another school of thought in design, one that describes it as almost invisible.
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One school of thought holds that Trump will win politically by attacking the press.
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The third school of thought advocates for treating Israel as any familiar European state.
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There is a school of thought that Kyrgios needs psychoanalysis more than a suspension.
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There's a school of thought that says philanthropy has not been nearly urgent enough.
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" Romero is frequently associated with a Latin American school of thought known as "liberation theology.
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One school of thought is that Senate Republicans won't be able to escape Trump's shadow.
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And can she follow the Matt Murdock school of thought and be a moral vigilante?
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And if you don't subscribe to this school of thought, just get the food delivered.
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There is a school of thought that the perfect tournament would feature all favorites winning.
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"There's a school of thought now that says prologues were actually a later addition," she said.
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Most Imperials seemed to follow the "hit it with a rock" school of thought regarding opposition.
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The connectionists This school of thought believes in deducing knowledge through the connections between the neurons.
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Calvinism, named for the Protestant theologian John Calvin, is a centuries-old Christian school of thought.
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But there's another school of thought that says, well really there seems to be a threshold.
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I'm of the "guillotine them all" school of thought, except for Diana, who should be resurrected.
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There is a school of thought that our negative tripwires are far more powerful than positive.
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There's an entire industry catering to them now, an entire school of thought, an entire university.
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One school of thought is that Sanders needed to win outright, and failed to do so.
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A tough but splendid book on what, she demonstrates, is a newly fresh school of thought.
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I've never really been part of one school of thought, or the traditions of one choreographer.
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For decades, the leading school of thought on post-Civil War Reconstruction was the Dunning School.
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The second tempting school of thought is the literature that draws on realignments and critical elections.
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Personally, I buy into a school of thought that exists on the opposite end of the spectrum.
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There is a school of thought among some senior Rs that for Kavanaugh it's a lesser issue.
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There's a popular school of thought that says funding for arts programs is frivolous, or even elitist.
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There's a school of thought that's popular mostly among people who don't watch the NBA very much.
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One school of thought is that Trump is merely the latest in a line of Republican presidents.
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The second school of thought, almost as old, is critical of American behavior rather than Soviet actions.
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One school of thought holds that China is a rising economic power poised to conquer the world.
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This comes from the school of thought that favors what the president does over what he says.
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There is a school of thought that says America should not think of China as an enemy.
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One school of thought is that it's a dog whistle to rally white nationalists to the polls.
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The question is whether conservatism as a school of thought wants to follow him off this cliff.
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This played into a growing school of thought among the dissident Republicans, which went far beyond Iraq.
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SoA is as much a school of thought, or a school of fish, as it is a schoolhouse.
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But a complementary school of thought contends that neither of these two events gives us the full story.
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CARL QUINTANILLA: Hey Dirk, you know, there's a school of thought that applies mostly to package good companies.
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Hillis was on top of the "purge all your stuff" school of thought way before it was trendy.
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But at the same time an alternate school of thought — one notably more fluid and flexible — has emerged.
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Yet there is another school of thought on the revolving door: that it actually helps bring big cases.
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Trump defense attorney Jay Sekulow: Trump's actions are not impeachable 'no matter what school of thought you're on'
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One school of thought predicts the new Apple Watch with built-in LTE getting a little stage time.
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But even as policymakers have at last begun to embrace building, a new school of thought has gained prominence.
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I think next year, festival line ups will start to reflect that school of thought in a big way.
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Tom Mitchell of Carnegie Mellon University is among the top researchers who are leading the symbolists' school of thought.
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Tantra is a school of thought that incorporates meditation and breathing, and is broken up into "sutras" or texts.
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The irony of this school of thought is that no Chinese Internet company has a significant presence in Africa.
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Readers may see this school of thought as a relic of the past or a beacon for the future.
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And a second school of thought which says the heads of state have the final say on the appointment.
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So, I come from this Indian school of thought, where, in theater, you basically get there and become naked.
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She studied architecture in the Bay Area, where she joined a school of thought linking buildings and their environment.
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There's also a school of thought that disaffected Republicans could leave the GOP and become Democrats for this primary.
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A pre-Civil War school of thought called the Young America movement was born, celebrating America's spirit of innovation.
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I don't belong to the school of thought that the justices will move to remove Roe from the books.
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Implicit in this school of thought is a stalwart defense of free trade that characterizes tariffs as a tax.
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I used to be so firmly of the school of thought that we should humiliate people who are racists.
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One school of thought is that Musk's involvement serves as a tacit approval of Trump and/or his agenda.
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And often times, I think the traditional school of thought around retirement planning doesn't consider a person's whole financial picture.
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On the one hand, it highlights a very real school of thought that has a long, fraught history in America.
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How do we bring disciples of such a deluded school of thought back to the table (both literally and figuratively)?
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The evolutionaries The third school of thought, the evolutionaries, draw their conclusions on the basis of genetics and evolutionary biology.
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While June and Luke were living their coastal elite lives, people were being inculcated into a new school of thought.
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While there has been some speculation about whether President Trump will resign, Pelosi doesn't come from that school of thought.
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There is a school of thought that men's tennis, still in the midst of its golden era, is not broken.
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He eschewed sectarianism, telling Ahmed that a Muslim was a Muslim, regardless of the school of thought they subscribed to.
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In 2014, Dyer made local headlines when he launched a Kickstarter, based from a similar transparency-driven school of thought.
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But Sir Richard Croft, the male attendant, who belonged to a noninterventionist school of thought, opted not to use forceps.
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Dear Miss Manners: I am of the increasingly rare school of thought that sees my pets as companions, not children.
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Together they constitute a school of thought of sorts, distinct from the usual howling condemnations of wokeness from the right.
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" Cilluffo also noted that Watts often operates outside the mainstream school of thought, allowing him at times to "push the envelope.
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Supporters of the move, who largely hail from the conservative school of thought on immigration policy, say it serves two purposes.
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There has long been a school of thought that if a bird parent smells you on their baby, they'll disown them.
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The New Age school of thought is a bit like a trendy religion for young people with commitment issues, a.k.a. me.
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" There's another school of thought that says, "This is a great discipline for running a company, because you can't hide problems.
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And the school of thought was that we had to do everything we could to dissuade the use of crack cocaine.
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Proponents of this school of thought point out that new firms arose after government actions against AT&T, IBM and Microsoft.
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So far, this school of thought has yielded little of serious value, while tainting prospective bioengineers with inaccurate abstractions and expectations.
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It's been compared to eugenics, a now-discredited school of thought that aimed to control reproduction through, for example, sterilizing people.
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One follower told me not to worry, this was nothing new, just the end run of a certain school of thought.
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His political philosophy was a not entirely intelligible blend of personalism (a quasi-spiritual French school of thought), Confucianism, and authoritarianism.
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"Well there is a third school of thought, Chris, and that is that the media never, ever gives up," said Sanders.
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But there is another school of thought among researchers who study decisionmaking that may surprise you, and may even offer hope.
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There is a school of thought that the only way to make money in emerging markets is by trading, not investing.
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According to Patel's school of thought, it's all about choosing fewer products, but ones that are of the highest quality and hardworking.
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If you're of the Steve Jobs school of thought, then "a positive impact on the world," would be your answer, of course.
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One popular school of thought holds that transit advocates essentially ought to circle the wagons and deny that there's a problem here.
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WAITHE Barry didn't come up [in the school of thought that] you always had to write black people in a positive light.
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One school of thought says we should deny these extremists attention, as if attention were the oxygen that feeds their flaming torches.
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The Bayesian school of thought If you've been using emails for 10 to 12 years now, you know how spam filters have improved.
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This kind of typifying behavior can have real-world consequences, though astrology isn't the only school of thought to suffer from this affliction.
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The traditional storyteller's school of thought prevails, where the viewer is relegated to a rudderless vessel in the passage of the storyteller's universe.
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There's a school of thought, beginning with Yale political scientist Juan Linz, which argues that parliamentary systems are more stable than presidential systems.
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He said one school of thought was that regulators should have flexibility to tamper with this principle in order to preserve financial stability.
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In our age of extreme polarization, a widespread school of thought holds that swing voters are nearly extinct, and that turnout is everything.
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An ancient Greek school of thought, Stoicism argued that the only real treasures in life were inner virtues, like self-mastery and courage.
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Djokovic acknowledged the school of thought that tennis players train to be able to sustain these kinds of conditions and should be rewarded.
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There is even a school of thought among progressives who support the Green New Deal that the U.S. can and should expand deficits.
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I know there's a school of thought that Ryan has been strengthened by Trump's decision to side with Democrats over the debt ceiling.
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The general school of thought is that noise cancelling can affect sound quality, and tiny earbuds aren&apost always known for strong bass.
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In the context of political philosophy, liberalism refers to a school of thought that takes freedom, consent, and autonomy as foundational moral values.
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Then I'll sign up with the Ho-Ho School of Thought, And put out my first great novel Published with a bankrupt press.
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When asked why he priced his food so ridiculously cheap, he responds that he is of the In-N-Out school of thought.
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Or the other school of thought which says this just ain't gonna work because the labor force is like that, you can't change it?
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But after the economic troubles of the 1970s, Ronald Reagan (and Margaret Thatcher in the UK) brought a new school of thought to town.
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Designed to disrupt basic services and provoke an over-the-top response, the peaceful campaign has its roots in the Otpor school of thought.
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One school of thought says that in order to bring democracy in the future, she has to align herself with the majority party now.
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The second school of thought does not view Israel as an enemy, per se, but a chronic national security threat on Egypt's eastern border.
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The oddest bedfellows to emerge from any public coming out are the two factions of the "why do we even care?" school of thought.
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There is even a school of thought among progressives who support the Green New Deal that the United States can and should expand deficits.
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One school of thought has it that when hostilities began, Mr. Ipek's fortunes were too interlaced with Mr. Gulen's for him to break free.
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There is a school of thought that the ricinoleic acid found in castor oil can increase production of something called prostaglandin, which spurs hair growth.
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"This school of thought can lead to the design and development of robots with many degrees of actuation that simply cannot fly," the paper continues.
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Yarvin's blog, Unqualified Reservations, was a founding text for the "Dark Enlightenment" school of thought also championed by writers like the English academic Nick Land.
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Today the faculty no longer nurtures its own school of thought, but it still suffers from the post-imperial shift towards America's high-paying universities.
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The divide within the Democratic Party between the Obama/Clinton school of thought on bank regulation and the Sanders/Warren wing has gotten more attention.
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And some have criticized me saying I stretch myself too thin, try to do too much - my own mother is in that school of thought.
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"There is certainly a school of thought that says 'leave on a high note,' " a GOP lawmaker close to Ryan told The Hill in November.
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But Mooney countered that school of thought, claiming the revenues from digital distribution have actually benefited music artists as well as record labels and publishers.
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One school of thought says that recent U.S. sanctions may be making it more difficult for Venezuela to transfer payments through the international financial system.
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Echoing the populist views of President Andrew Jackson — a strange mix of unilateralism and isolationism — the Jacksonian school of thought is part of American history.
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One school of thought says yes, that we invest in souvenirs to recall great experiences, and this is simply the wearable expression of that urge.
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He does not pretend to be the standard-bearer for a school of thought, to have some higher purpose, to wish to transform the game.
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Under one school of thought, Spain was a victim of the budget austerity imposed by European leaders in a wrongheaded effort to choke the crisis.
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He argues that they do so under the guise of a school of thought he refers to as "postmodernism," which he sees as his archenemy.
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There's a school of thought that refusing vaccines on behalf of your children amounts to child abuse, and that parents should be punished for their decision.
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They will focus a lot of fire on his successor there who is the acting guy because he came out of the same school of thought.
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I want to talk to you about the Roger Stone school of thought — where you see it in Republican politics now, where you see it going.
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Over my 407 years in the climate-o-sphere, I've cycled through just about every school of thought on the right way to communicate climate change.
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That's why, Pelayo explains, there's also a school of thought that sleeping is a means of memory consolidation, and that could be where dreams come in.
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There's a school of thought that you'll be nicer to retail employees and tip better at restaurants if you've worked as a salesperson or a waiter.
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For good measure, there are a couple of included courses about Minitab, another project management school of thought that will help you improve statistics-based projects.
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He derided an increasingly popular school of thought in the western world that suggests human rights efforts have been ineffective and should therefore be tossed aside.
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As he continues to experience what is still a brand new life, keeping that school of thought will be crucial to 21's ability to grow.
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Prior to Gunn's tweet, I belonged to the school of thought that the new Groot was a reborn or reincarnated Groot but the same Groot nonetheless.
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Another school of thought claims that if gelatin-free lubricant like Zeb's merely enhance sexual pleasure rather than substitute it, then surely this should be celebrated?
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One school of thought held that Mr. Medvedev's career was all but over and that Mr. Putin had tapped Mr. Mishustin as a potential presidential heir.
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There's a certain school of thought, dating to Enlightenment ideals, that says more speech is always better, that the answer to bad speech is good speech.
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The second impulse, the one that rejects scientists' standing to challenge the Bible, evolved by the early 20th century into a school of thought called presuppositionalism.
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He appears to espouse a school of thought that prioritizes a trade of goods over services — and he's been more than willing to act on it.
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The traditional school of thought, led by Washington University's James Gibson, holds that the outcome of cases typically has little effect on the public's view of legitimacy.
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My thought bubble: There's a school of thought that the increasingly repetitive messaging (that America's real goal is China containment) is just propaganda posturing for negotiating leverage.
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If "progressive foreign policy" is an emerging school of thought, and my readers want to learn more about it, what would you recommend they go look at?
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The video interjects this oppressive school of thought with a powerful message of Let Her Be. And indeed, it's high time that society just lets her be!
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There's a formidable school of thought, encompassing analysts on the right and left, that Trump's words don't matter since they rarely manifest themselves in concrete, implemented policy.
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A related school of thought says that limited trade battles would not do much damage to the economy — and might even help it in the long run.
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Taylor, after all, is the leader of a conservative school of thought – including a rule that bears his name – that suggests monetary policy should follow a formula.
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Poniewozik There's the school of thought, expressed by the anchor Chris Wallace (and the Trump campaign), that a moderator should let the candidates fact-check each other.
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One school of thought has been that when it comes to the president's own legal exposure, it's probably all going to come down to obstruction of justice.
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Berghain is the most obvious example of this school of thought; its stony-faced guardians weed out basics at the door while privileging freaks, queers, and POC.
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This school of thought holds that Saudis will support the crackdown so long as they see it as a legitimate drive to end a culture of graft.
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With Disney's withdrawal from the field, one school of thought maintains "Skylanders" (and, to a lesser extent, "Lego Dimensions") should benefit after a slowdown in sales last year.
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It challenges the popular school of thought that YouTube's recommendation algorithm is the central factor responsible for radicalizing users and pushing them into a far-right rabbit hole.
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Mohism, a school of thought that flourished in China between 470 and 390BC, promoted the idea that everyone must love one another impartially in order to avoid conflict.
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One school of thought supports grinding the coffee as fine as possible to maximize the surface area, which lets you extract the most delicious flavors in higher concentrations.
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One traditional school of thought in social networks is that in the beginning when there's nobody on the social network, you have to provide some single-player utility.
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John Hussman, president of Hussman Investment trust, emphatically disagrees with that school of thought — and thinks the market slowly inching its way towards the edge of a cliff.
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Apparently, Dolan subscribes to the more is better school of thought, so he replaced one beloved Knick with nine or so Knicks of varying degrees of fan adoration.
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There is a whole school of thought that says everyone should just get together and have a single awards show for the fashion circuit and forget national identity.
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" Those presentations, Sekulow said, will demonstrate "the actions alleged and the actions of the president do not reach that level no matter which school of thought you're on.
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The president's executive order aligns with this school of thought by calling for additional research that goes beyond what limited and outdated data on veteran suicide tell us.
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There is a school of thought that Trump's assertion of the Fifth would be politically untenable as innocent people are anxious to speak up and assert their innocence.
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There's a school of thought which says that the platforms are the new cable companies and we all are the new cable channels on this side of things.
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One school of thought held that American bankruptcy law was too kind to debtors and made it too easy for individuals to wriggle out of their financial obligations.
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But there was a school of thought that, given the monumental effort it took to dismantle the Clinton machine, it would be better to move on from Hillary.
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I'm a fully signed-up, every-perk-unlocked, lifetime subscriber to the school of thought that screams, over and over and over again: don't pre-order video games.
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Among Baptists, there is a still-strong school of thought which insists on the highest possible "wall of separation" between church and state, a phrase coined by Thomas Jefferson.
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The bottom line: This school of thought has caught fire in the last couple of years in progressive circles in D.C., attracting its share of criticism in the process.
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Politically, there's a school of thought that says if there's ever going to be a big climate deal, it would involve a carbon tax tethered to paring back regulations.
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But while asking immigrants to wait once again would be a tough sell, there's another school of thought that says a boost in infrastructure spending should be the priority.
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It seeks to promote a moderate form of Islam, based on Morocco's Maliki school of thought and, crucially, acceptance of the king's traditional status as "Commander of the Faithful".
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There is a school of thought in Iran that it can get along without western investment: that Indian, Korean and Chinese companies are thirsting to exploit the Iranian market.
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Her work, drawing on real-world problems and information, has helped to redefine the way contemporary philosophy is done, leading what might be called the Michigan school of thought.
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There is another school of thought among business leaders and analysts that the arrests were part of an effort to make the Saudi Aramco offering and other reforms unstoppable.
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He didn't cleave to any one tradition or school of thought, limit himself to any one area of philosophy or otherwise take up philosophical questions in well-worn ways.
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Elizabeth Warren has begun to champion a school of thought that says lack of competition is playing a crucial role in America's slow growth and reduced pace of investment.
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Here's the school of thought I belong to: Barring specific dietary needs, home cooking provides better nourishment than anything you can microwave, order in or eat at a restaurant.
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"There is a certain school of thought that says, 'If Hillary is going to be the president, we want to let her know how we feel now," Ellison said.
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I'm a big fan of the Mel Brooks school of thought where you spend time and energy to make tiny jokes and references that only a few people will get.
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There's a school of thought that he could be challenged by someone who promises to be a political disrupter — a polemicist who can function largely as a cable-TV conservative.
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"There's a school of thought in politics where you go after the squealer—not the most important person, but the person most likely to respond to pressure," he told me.
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That doesn't mean you can't shop — but instead of following "the do no harm" method, you might need to follow the "do the least amount of harm" school of thought.
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There's a school of thought that says eating spicy food in the summer helps you cool down, so make this raw chayote salad and don't skimp on the chili oil.
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A proponent of the "Can't we all just get along?" school of thought, this limousine liberal can be blithely insulting and decries what she sees as the atomization of society.
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But to suggest a solution of corporate intervention is, in my opinion, a dangerous school of thought in a country built on free speech and a process-driven representative democracy.
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When you're with an organization that has more than one school of thought, you don't always have that one defining goal that makes everyone line up and work together easily.
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There is a school of thought that it does nobody good for celebrities to deliver political diatribes, coded or not, on a night that celebrates the fortune of the fortunate.
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There is another, growing school of thought that says the best way to revive a brand is to hire talented designers and give them power over all consumer-touching decisions.
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An opposing school of thought holds that surfers do discover deep truths, presumably by virtue of their spending a lot of time in the ocean and emerging stylish and unscathed.
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These Victorian-era characters don't seem like strident followers of a hardcore camper's "pack it out" school of thought, so they're probably just dumping the bucket over the side, right?
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Unacknowledged by the realist school of thought advocated by Brent Scowcroft and Zbigniew Brzezinski, Israel over the years has taken profound risks to accommodate American interests to its own detriment.
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One school of thought in present-day Democratic politics is that Hillary Clinton should take advantage of Donald Trump's erratic behavior to present herself as a consensus, business-friendly option.
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That same school of thought can be applied to the entire body — hence why I've been convinced that uncomfortable massaging like the Vinoslim is the only treatment I'm willing to get.
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Another popular school of thought says that just as with the "valonqar" prophecy about who'll kill Cersei Lannister (covered in last week's poll), "prince" in Westeros' ancient language is gender-neutral.
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There's a school of thought in the photography world that suggests you "zoom with your feet," but I don't imagine any of its adherents ever conceived of the Nikon Coolpix P21000.
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Through his hundreds of students, many of whom went on to become distinguished scholars of their own, he created the most robust right-leaning school of thought in the American academy.
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Some astrology enthusiasts treat it like a rational school of thought, while others accept it as an imperfect science that, nevertheless, can offer a special kind of insight into our lives.
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Then I discovered that he had won the Nobel prize and invented this new school of thought: the Virginia school of political economy, which focused on political actors and public life.
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According to one school of thought, each person should use the armrest to their left, and the person in the window seat will get one extra armrest next to the wall.
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Trump is a longstanding proponent of the "no such thing as bad publicity" school of thought, and he's freakishly good at executing on a strategy of attracting attention at any price.
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" Michael O'Hanlon, a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution, agreed, saying that to associate Trump to such a clear school of thought as realism "would be being a little bit generous.
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"One school of thought says, well, sports rights fees must be going down because it's tougher in that market," Cuban explained to CNBC's Andrew Ross Sorkin at the NYTimes Dealbook conference.
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But the school of thought that says Apple removing the headphone jack is almost entirely a business decision – a way for Apple to sell more Beats headphones — is ridiculous and myopic.
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One school of thought, which includes every Republican, holds that the Democrats have taken a sharp turn to the left and may be leaving some of the voters they need behind.
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LOCKHART: There was what I call the contrite school of thought, which was take responsibility for his part of this, he's doing the job and that's what he would keep doing.
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And there was a school of thought that now is the time to use the biggest stage available to anyone and take a swipe at the independent counsel in the process.
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That school of thought recognizes the same environmental problems that left-leaning greens do, but pushes small-government policies to solve them, as opposed to regulations and policies that grow government.
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Trump, as the dominant school of thought goes, does not apologize, because he is a cynical, clear-eyed political animal who plays to his base's darkest instincts to stay in power.
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One school of thought states that because giants like Amazon, Google, Facebook and a handful of other established players are expanding into adjacent markets, they are eating up all the big opportunities.
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Stone is not a central figure in the Republican Party or in Trump's campaign, but he represents a school of thought that has suddenly won the Republican Party's nomination with Donald Trump.
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The Case For CleavageAs full supporters of the "if you've got it, flaunt it" school of thought, we believe displaying a bit of your well-endowed cleavage is every busty girl's right.
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Insect Ark, it seems, come from the same school of thought, constructing a series of self-imposed blockades, hurdles and logistical traps that would make most artists run screaming into the night.
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Adherents to this school of thought also note the number of votes cast for Green Party nominee Jill Stein could have been vital in the crucial states of Pennsylvania, Wisconsin and Michigan.
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Arguably, this is the school of thought from which Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi hails as a former military officer who rose to power following mass anti-government protests in 85033.
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Spafinder Wellness 365 reports that many marijuana dispensaries have been aligning themselves with the spa school of thought, adopting similar, blissed-out offerings, like massage, acupuncture, "medicinal" smoothies, and consults with naturopaths.
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One school of thought in the aviation industry: While there may not be a ban, per se, the economic conditions will likely continue to considerably limit the viability of operating domestic flights.
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Now imagine Everett taking on this school of thought with a claim that language is simply an expression of culture, created not with a "language organ" but through basic human thought processes.
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There is some school of thought that you should be furious or indignant or tell the person to screw off, but I don't think that that's quite right for a few reasons.
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There is also a popular school of thought within the party that the next leader ought to be a woman from outside of London, potentially putting Mancunian Long-Bailey at an advantage.
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There's one school of thought that thinks look it's really not that bad because now that Bannon is out, who's left, you call them trade hawks, hardliners or whatever China hawks etc.
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My thought bubble: Statistics like these only feed the school of thought that says competition isn't doing enough to drive down drug prices, and so the government should take a heavier hand.
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Yet another school of thought in America's perpetual politico-religious debates is that of the "Baptist-Separatists" who take hyper-seriously the line in the constitution which excludes the establishment of any religion.
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One school of thought is that conservatives -- who have been disappointed with Kennedy's vote on issues such as abortion, same-sex marriage and affirmative action -- might be eager to see Kennedy retire soon.
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He is, in fact, the only person in my direct family who actually keeps strict halal, relying on fish or kosher meat (both considered halal in our school of thought) outside the home.
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"There is a school of thought that says: Let the exchange rate move wherever it will," said Rajan, at the Inaugural Kotak Family Distinguished Lecture held at Columbia Law School in New York.
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The online community zeitgeist whisperer formerly known as moot seems to be part of a school of thought that thinks anonymizing your online identity actually helps to generate a more genuine internet experience.
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Ms. Lamrabet is part of a school of thought often referred to as "Islamic feminism" — which includes the late, great Moroccan sociologist Fatema Mernissi and scholars such as Amina Wadud and Leila Ahmed.
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They grant teams a reprieve from their opponents and fans to discuss the game, prepare in privacy, and speak their minds (without backlash, should you subscribe to the Donald Trump school of thought).
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It's an idea that even has a philosophical school of thought behind: the recently-developed Object Orientated Ontology which, among other things, suggests we explore reality through the perception of non-human objects.
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One school of thought holds that it would be worth challenging Trump even if the contender did not prevail, because such a bid would at least put forth an alternative vision of conservatism.
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"There's a school of thought that suggests short-selling can exacerbate the pressure, but you expect over a longer period of time the share price reflects ... the underlying fundamental value," he told Reuters.
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Now, Roy Moore is associated with a different, though no less politically loaded school of thought: Christian Reconstructionism (often used interchangeably with Dominionism), which believes in a global theocracy governed by Mosaic Law.
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The second school of thought says that Twitter is free-riding on our time and attention and in exchange for that they should work with their readers and users in a sane way.
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But the other school of thought among investigation-watchers is that the real heart of the Mueller investigation — and Trump's legal risk — is still about conspiracy with Russia to interfere with the election.
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"A lot of lip service has been paid to communities of color over the years, but I come from the school of thought that says your budget is your priorities," Mr. James said.
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There's definitely China Mievill here, there is definitely some Grant Morrison, some Warren Ellis, this is the school of thought, the school of writing that I feel like [ Disco Elysium is drawing on].
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One school of thought, known as human relations theory, has long argued that higher employee well-being is associated with higher productivity, not least because happy workers are less prone to absenteeism or quitting.
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The new research from UMass Amherst's Doruk Cengiz and Arindrajit Dube, the Economic Policy Institute's Ben Zipperer, and the University College London's Atilla Lindner is the latest volley from that latter school of thought.
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There's a school of thought in the FGC which believes that it doesn't matter how complicated a game's moves are, as long as you have an understanding of fundamentals, then you will be successful.
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But there's a school of thought that the more Trump leans on the Fed, the more Powell and his colleagues will resist, making further tightening in the near term far more likely than not.
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There is a school of thought at the Olympics and elsewhere that it can be better for an athlete's profile and even their bottom line to lose memorably — however unintentionally — than to win routinely.
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One school of thought holds that if users join an easily searchable site, they should not expect to maintain control over how their information is used, and that criminal investigations serve the greater good.
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The other school of thought is voters think, 'We got rid of the guy, we're going to have an election for a new person, what is that new person going to do for me?
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And this new school of thought, which I think is a logical one, is that actually, given the role of technology in society, we do need to think about the impact on our privacy.
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Kennedy was a foe of the CIA after it led him astray in the Bay of Pigs invasion, and there's a school of thought Oswald worked for the agency and it was behind the assassination.
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There appears to be an ascendant school of thought among economists and political scientists from across the spectrum that a realignment between the United States and China — of some still-undetermined sort — may be desirable.
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In fact, there's a growing school of thought among some Democrats and progressives that the US can sustain a much larger debt than it does since it's a major economy that prints its own money.
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It includes words that are relevant to economics, such as adviser, Austrian (a school of thought in economics) mathematician, pricing, textbook and Wharton (the University of Pennsylvania business school that is President Trump's alma mater).
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The other school of thought is to say that that is completely the opposite of what's really happening here, which is with cable TV you had intent-driven consumption around ... And really limited distribution, right?
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There is a school of thought that maintains that, if you use the same products for too long, your skin gets used to the ingredients and you don't reap the same benefits as you once did.
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He cut his political teeth working for Michel Rocard, France's centre-left prime minister in 1988-91, whose social-democratic politics formed a markedly different school of thought on the left to the socialism of Mitterrand.
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The prevailing school of thought historically was that in order for startups to have a legitimate shot at making it, they all have to be located in Silicon Valley or in another top U.S. tech hub.
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Throughout my past four years or so of studying critical theory and philosophy, I have never been able to pin down one school of thought I wanted to hone in on for my post-undergrad career.
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A relatively new school of thought called "Modern Monetary Theory" (MMT), which holds that governments that issue their own currencies do not have to worry about financial constraints on spending, has gained adherents among American progressives.
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On the left, recent developments include the job-guarantee program favored by economists in the modern monetary theory school of thought or the "Freedom Dividend" universal basic income (UBI) proposed by de Blasio's competitor Andrew Yang.
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In an interview, Harris pointed to a school of thought that public officials need to have once-a-year training on government relations with Native American tribes, as well as issues that tribes face on reservations.
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Investors may get little time to enjoy the accelerated growth in an increasing number of forecasts, with one school of thought envisioning the Federal Reserve turning out the lights just as the party is getting started.
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Early on, Professor Putnam studied with Hans Reichenbach, a leading proponent of logical positivism, the school of thought, now in disrepute, that maintains that the only basis of knowledge is that which can be scientifically verified.
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While one school of thought preaches utter indifference to the welfare of foreigners and the other offers "benevolent hegemony" as a solution to the world's woes, the idea of actual international cooperation falls by the wayside.
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With a vigorous eye to a possible long-term outcome, this may include a school of thought, a political philosophy or even an ideational movement – all cross-fertilized through a deeper engagement with the Arab world.
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That aligns perfectly well with the "counter-jihad" school of thought popular in the Trump administration that views conflict as inevitable and domestic Muslim populations in the United States and Europe as critical sources of weakness.
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One school of thought holds that a major problem with the Affordable Care Act is that it creates a structure where a hypothetical near-poor person has very little financial incentive to increase his labor market earnings.
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The success or failure of this kind of gaslighting isn't whether the elites themselves get played for fools, but whether the downstream target audience takes comfort in the existence and durability of the alternate school of thought.
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Cooperman, in looking to slow things back down, represents the school of thought that high-frequency computerized trading has led to outsized swings in the market and it has also put individual investors at a speed disadvantage.
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Another school of thought, though not as widespread as the revenge story, holds that the bribery scandal was meant to hurt Rosneft, to show that it was a source of corruption and so to weaken Mr. Sechin.
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The analysis does concede there are exceptions to this new school of thought, as giving just one type of antibiotic to treat tuberculosis (TB) or HIV infections is known to lead to rapid resistance in these cases.
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The UK is the most significant country in this loose-union bloc, and their departure will significantly weaken its presence in Brussels and ensure that the "ever closer union" school of thought would win future policy battles.
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But Bank of Japan president Haruhiko Kuroda is from a different school of thought, which holds that monetary policy actions are more effective if they're surprising — hence lying about what he was considering earlier in the week.
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If we're talking about a social construct, it makes no sense to talk about what's "natural," but there's certainly a school of thought that says monogamy is psychologically unhealthy because it forces us to repress biological drives.
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The doyen of this school of thought is James Heckman of the University of Chicago, who has long argued that government investment in early childhood in institutional care pays off both for individuals and for society at large.
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The other school of thought is that Apple is cloaking traditional first weekend iPhone sales because it's rather less confident about its controversial decision to remove the 103mm headphone jack than Phil Schiller made out on stage yesterday.
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Back in Tokyo, Nakazawa fears that Toyota's recent investment in the ride-sharing company might forecast greyer futures for the city's taxi companies, each of which has its own school of thought on ensuring the best customer experience.
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There's this scholastic school of thought that's built into his framework that really is against the grain of how most hip-hop has been created…I could see his academic sensibility and that pragmatic approach in his process.
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There was a school of thought among liberals who argued that demographics were destiny in 2016 — that Hillary Clinton could win by revving up turnout among the young, black, and Hispanic voters who powered Barack Obama's 2008 victory.
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But Lil Nas X clearly subscribes to the "If you can't beat 'em, join 'em" school of thought because late last week [on April 5, 2019] he drops a remix that changes the trajectory of this song. Again.
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Alternatively, Deaton argues for a school of thought called "the fundamental causes," which suggests that not only status, but power, money, and education, will make people healthier only when knowledge is available, as with the dukes in England.
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Wasserman is a history professor at the University of Alabama and he doesn't really have an ax to grind; his book is a fair-minded, deeply researched account of how a school of thought developed and wielded influence.
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There's a school of thought that the whole purge was about Preet in the first place: He's a maverick, his Southern District of New York is powerful, U.S. attorneys have significant independence, and he has jurisdiction over Trump Tower.
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But there's another school of thought growing within the Wakandan people, one that argues a more aggressive stance needs to be taken, particularly when the citizens of other African countries have undergone such horrible treatment on the global stage.
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Murray's views on immigration policy have emerged as the dominant school of thought coming out of the White House and are supported by the Republican Party as a whole, despite evidence that the restrictionism has no society-wide upside.
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This refers to a whole school of thought that suggests that beyond the obvious health problems that result from violence—the psychological trauma and physical injuries—the violent behavior itself is an epidemic that spreads from person to person.
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One school of thought is that the process will turn into BINO (Brexit In Name Only) with Britain staying in the single market—in effect, remaining in the EU but without having any influence over the rule-making process.
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Skeptics treated Smith's decision to have Maker play in Canada as a hint that he was too far from ready for American competition; that school of thought made Maker's decision to join the NBA early all the more surprising.
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The school of thought posits that, when we spend our waking hours bottling up anxiety over certain issues, our dreams act as a release valve for those worries while we're subconscious so that the anxiety doesn't compound over time.
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There's a school of thought that the court could strike down PASPA, leading to legal sports betting in New Jersey, or multiple states, or the entire U.S. A ruling could come anytime between now and the end of June.
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Democrats can't lose Given the agonizing consequences of having Moore in Washington, it's not surprising that there is one school of thought that Democrats would be better off with him in the Senate than with one of their own.
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Trying to recapture blue-collar workers, Lamb's campaign represents one school of thought — going back to labor-liberal economic values and working with unions to retake territory in Midwest and Rust Belt states that voted for Trump in 28.
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So, Bill, there&aposs a school of thought that says -- has said for some time, the president&aposs trade threats are really just a negotiating ploy, that he will back away at the end and it won&apost go ahead.
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It is hard to believe that until recently, there has been a school of thought among private experts that North Korea's nuclear and missile programs are an elaborate ruse, a Potemkin village built for the benefit of the international community.
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A leader of this school of thought is Andrew Zimbalist, the prominent Smith College sports economist (and an old friend of mine), who likes to point out that fewer than two dozen of the 2000 Division I athletic departments make money.
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This is an idea that predates and transcends MMT as a school of thought, with advocates among non-MMT economists like William Darity Jr. and Darrick Hamilton, and a history of support from American labor unions and civil rights leaders.
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One school of thought in oil analyst circles is that while markets are swimming in crude right now, a lack of new investment in big projects in recent years means there's a supply crunch looming as soon as the early 2020s.
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Hunting, Ms. Domínguez said, fosters speciesism — a school of thought that emphasizes the moral superiority of humans over animals — at a time when Argentine judges are opening debates about whether some animals should be considered "nonhuman people" who hold legal rights.
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If you subscribe to the school of thought that accepts that the medium is the message, it means that the desire for virtual reality as a widely-available medium signifies a lack of faith in the current mediums of media.
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There is a school of thought that the current Court, and especially the Chief Justice, will want to proceed cautiously on abortion, particularly in an election year; that the conservative majority will uphold restrictions but hold off on overturning Roe.
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It's also worth noting that there is a school of thought that says the extra step of converting hydrogen into methane isn't worth it — that instead, hydrogen should be stored and combusted in power plants directly, without the intermediary step.
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Trying to recapture blue-collar workers, Lamb's campaign represents one school of thought — going back to labor-liberal economic values and working with unions to retake territory in Midwest and Rust Belt states that voted for Donald Trump in 2016.
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But Gerry Frigon, the founder and chief investment officer of the $230 million Taylor Frigon Capital Management, doesn&apost adhere to that school of thought — and he&aposs found a way to play high-growth trends with less traditional risk exposure.
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The sperm count of men in Western countries has been declining precipitously with no signs of "leveling off," according to new research, bolstering a school of thought that male health in the modern world is at risk, possibly threatening fertility.
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While Gladiator is possibly a bit harsh on the Romans – there is an academic school of thought which maintains that gladiatorial combat was nowhere near as bloody or lethal as we imagine – it's certainly an evocative portrayal of human bloodsport.
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There's a school of thought that says more startups is always better, and another that says that bad startups are like an algal bloom, choking the oxygen (money, attention, talent) from the ambient environment and making things worse for the overall ecosystem.
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Turns out, there's a whole subsection of astrology that could provide you with answers... Developed in the 1970s by astrologer Jim Lewis, this school of thought is officially known as Astro*Carto*Graphy (seriously, Lewis included the asterisks when he coined the term).
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While it was once the case that such pieces were automatically shipped to a European museum and swallowed up into huge collections, there's now a growing school of thought which believes they should be held closer to home, in their country of origin.
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Precision medicine is one example of an emerging school of thought that seeks to eliminate the "one-size-fits-all" model in favor of a more individually tailored approach to care that takes into account patients' health history, genes, environments and lifestyles.
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He argued that there was one school of thought that you needed to win the base and one that you needed to bring new voters in, and said that he did not yet know which candidate would be able to accomplish those goals.
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" But she also called Ms. Warren and Mr. Sanders "transactional politicians" who "come from a political school of thought — dominated by a 20th-century perspective — which holds that who a candidate is, isn't nearly as significant as what they say they'll do.
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In addition, there is also a strong school of thought indicating that there might not be a real need to have a pay-for, presuming that the lower tax rates would stimulate the economy, and the concern for additional taxation would simply disappear.
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"There is one school of thought that any action on guns by the President and the Second Amendment folks will just stay home" from the election, one Republican senator told CNN on the condition of background to speak freely about the political considerations.
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But if the trends in polling continue, it certainly looks like at least a few more Americans — and particularly the Democratic voters Biden is trying to lock down — are in favor of the Warren-Sanders school of thought: Go big or go home.
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" Nauert later added that the segment was "not intending in any way to malign the Muslim faith" but was looking at "one school of thought" that was "in part based on some things that are happening overseas, some things that are extremely relevant.
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Harvard psychologist Jim Sidanius and the University of Connecticut's Felicia Pratto have developed a school of thought known as "social dominance theory," which holds that racism, sexism, homophobia, and the like are all particularized cases of a general inclination toward dominance and hierarchy.
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This school of thought was embraced by the Obama administration as well as by various Democratic Party mayors and governors in the early 21st century, and had a lot of influence on public policy, but has gone into retreat in recent years.
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Instead of taking Bill Cosby's "pound cake speech" approach, viewed as a factually-flawed and stodgy slander of Black American youth, Jones seems to adhere to the same school of thought as artists like Erykah Badu, who has forged close, empathetic bonds with younger musicians.
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This school of thought — call it "normcore politics" — is supported by the recent work of several prominent political scientists, who argue that Trump's defiance of the cultural rules and agreements — or norms — that we all follow should be front and center in this era.
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That said, while many economists think Mr. Trump's attacks on the independent Fed have been ill-advised, there is a growing school of thought that a slowdown in rate increases may be warranted given signs of economic weakness in the United States and abroad.
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Reading the literature most often cited as essential to understanding degrowth, one gets the overwhelming sense of a school of thought traversing an intellectual puberty, trying to understand itself, rather than a political movement ready for active mobilization in the realm of everyday struggle.
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On one hand, you have the traditional school of thought that says a brand-new game or full-fledged sequel will always sell better, attract more new players, and allow the development team to take more risks than with a standard update or expansion.
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"His views on trade are completely out of step with the modern world and global economy in which we compete, and represents a school of thought on trade that's very outdated, and if implemented would be very harmful to America's economic interests," Thune said.
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Then there is the brazenly political, callously calculating school of thought — which is as dangerous as it is interesting — that holds that the severe distaste for sitting-President-Trump will likely be the best liberal motivator for success in the 2018 midterms and the 2020 presidential election.
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Many critics responded that this argument forms the basis of the eugenics school of thought, which suggests that the human race can be improved by encouraging the reproduction of populations with "desirable" traits — an ideology that was foundational to systems of slavery and to the Holocaust.
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The origins of American Affairs lie in two websites, the shuttered The Journal of American Greatness and still-active American Greatness, both of which were outgrowths of the Claremont Institute, a California think tank which is a haven for a school of thought known as West Coast Straussianism.
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Interestingly, these days there is an alternate school of thought on the rise, led in part by a man called Ivan Bart at IMG Models, which holds that models with personality are easier to relate to, and hence sell more clothes, so we'll see if that changes anything.
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"It turns out that the limits of craft are so broad that in any interesting case any reasonably skilled lawyer can reach whatever result he or she wants," Mark Tushnet, a Georgetown University law professor and one of the key thinkers in this school of thought, wrote in 1983.
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But the other school of thought, the more reasonable voices on the other side of my head, they say that the pop up store is a way of inviting fans into a band's mind, a novel way of introducing new material—musical or otherwise—to a thirsty fanbase.
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In the process, she's clarifying that she belongs to the school of thought that says progressives ought to raise their aspirations for a revived era of big government in response to Donald Trump, rather than trying to position Democrats as a cuddly consensus alternative to Trump's risky weirdness.
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In an important 2005 article, Jeffrey Rosen characterized Thomas's school of thought as promoting a "Constitution in exile," citing the work of legal scholars Richard Epstein and Randy Barnett as offering the most fulsome picture of what it might mean in practice to bring the exiled Constitution back into effect.
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However, there's also a school of thought that if weed is going to make you chill out, won't unduly interfere with your work or life, and will help you get to sleep—and thus enter a routine that, on the surface at least, resembles normality—then it's worth a shot.
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Screenshot: GizmodoThere is a school of thought that all this tweaking doesn't make much difference, but our (admittedly quite unscientific) testing says otherwise: Our aging Pixel 2 grabs 5-6 extra percentage points over 30 minutes when the phone is switched off compared to when it's busy streaming something from Netflix.
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One school of thought holds that Mr. Biden would have to choose a running mate who reflects the racial diversity of the Democratic Party, and he is already facing pressure from some of his most loyal backers to select a black woman in recognition of his unique debt to black voters.
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One school of thought holds that Mr. Biden must choose a running mate who reflects the racial diversity of the Democratic Party, and he is already facing pressure from some of his most loyal backers to select an African-American woman in recognition of his unique debt to black voters.
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At the Sorbonne, she heard lectures by the philosopher Maurice Merleau-Ponty, whose writings about perception and aesthetics influenced her, and by Claude Lévi-Strauss, whose ideas on Structuralism — a school of thought in which universal "structures" were believed to underlie all human activity — she would later help bring to the United States.
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" But the justices concluded in a seminal 1955 opinion that "the day is gone when this Court uses the due process clause of the 14th Amendment to strike down state laws, regulatory of business and industrial conditions because they may be unwise, improvident, or out of harmony with a particular school of thought.
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ABOUT THE PACKERS (1-1): The popular school of thought was that Rodgers would return to his MVP level with the return of top wide receiver Jordy Nelson after missing the entire 2015 season, but he has thrown for a combined 412 yards and has a completing percentage of 57.1 over the first two games.
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Her work, like the school of thought that had produced it, was attentive to the buffeting emotional weather of everyday life: consider our Twitter-fed swings of anger and mirth, the oversharing and moodiness ascribed to younger generations, the paranoia stoked by proliferating conspiracy theories, even the emergence of the eternally sad pop star.
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The bill attempted to slaughter some sacred cows of the French system and, in doing so, aggravated internal tensions between Socialists who, like Macron, rejected the "traditional school of thought, which is to throw more public money into the system," and those who believed that throwing public money into the system was socialism's entire point.
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The second engine of elitism is Anglo-Saxon neoliberalism: a school of thought that had its roots in the ideas of libertarian economists such as Friedrich Hayek and Milton Friedman, who argued that the freedom to buy and sell things in the market is much more important than the freedom to exercise your vote every five years.
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Another school of thought suggests that a parasite might be behind the condition: One Slovenian study found that people with perioral dermatitis were more likely to have Demodex follicularum mites in their skin than people in a control group, and the presence of these mites might have been a result of the patients' exposure to topical steroids.
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There is a school of thought that a vote to impeach in the House that is met with a refusal to convict and remove in Moscow Mitch McConnell's Senate will be viewed as a "failed impeachment," would put the country through unnecessary strife and might turn swing voters against the Democrats or rile up Republicans to vote for Trump.
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Yet far away from the mounting snowdrifts that line every curb here, there is a growing school of thought that Democrats should not spend so much time, money and psychic energy tailoring their message to a heavily white, rural and blue-collar part of the country when their coalition is increasingly made up of racial minorities and suburbanites.
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There's a school of thought in the NBA that believes the smartest thing to do with such a team is to keep it together at all costs; win at that level for a long enough period of time, and the odds might eventually turn in your favor the way they did for the Dallas Mavericks in their 2011 championship season.
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SI: I think we belong to the school of thought that basically feels that, when we all do well, we all stand to benefit, and if there is a problem in any one of our markets in the region, then I think it has a dampening effect on all of us, because it affects sentiments, consumer sentiment, investor sentiment, and so on.
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"There's a growing school of thought that rather give Senate Republicans or the White House an opportunity on a level playing field on a large stage, Democrats would be better off just saying, 'we're going to look out for the country, not drag the country through this, we've made our point,' and have a vote of censure-ship,'" said Sen.
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While that may seem like a nebulous explanation, he's not totally off, and his philosophy hits on some important points about selfless love, says Lena Aburdene Derhally, MS, LPC, a licensed psychotherapist in Washington, D.C. "The school of thought is that love is a selfless act, and if you really love somebody, you want them to be happy, whatever that means — with or without you," she says.
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" There were a few guys who were alone and sat silently throughout the entire night seemingly glued to their chairs, but the majority of the audience was of the same school of thought as Tom and appeared to be in the room to have fun and scream shit like "Tag team her!" and (during a particular unfortunately themed episode) "Fuck the Nazi out of her!
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She considers herself indebted to a postwar German school of thought that arose in the aftermath of the Holocaust, pointing to a tradition of "female Jewish author theater" that the Gorki has cultivated through the work of Ms. Grjasnowa, Ms. Ronen and Sasha Marianna Salzmann, artistic director of the side stage "Studio R." Ms. Langhoff was also shaped, however, by the political activism and stories "about loss and injustice" to which she was exposed in Turkey and in circles of immigrants in Germany.
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