On a second look, that court upheld the program again.
|
|
So when you do, you stop for a second look.
|
|
Benisek is the court's second look this term at gerrymandering.
|
|
But a second look shows that they're much more refined.
|
|
I picked the photo back up, taking a second look.
|
|
But take a second look at the formal family portrait.
|
|
But lately we've caught a second look at this figure.
|
|
I'm so, so glad I gave it that second look.
|
|
KROEGER: I think everyone gets -- deserves to get a second look.
|
|
We thought white ... but then had to take a second look.
|
|
She praised Schmack for taking a second look at the evidence.
|
|
You may need to take a second look at the sketch.
|
|
Check out the second look at I Am the Night, below.
|
|
Go deeper: Marijuana, psychedelics get a second look from Big Pharma
|
|
A second look reveals the edges of a workshop or studio.
|
|
Metcalfe showed us that cryptocurrencies are deserving of a second look.
|
|
Related: "A Second Look at a 'Misconception' on Exercise and Bones"
|
|
Some lawmakers are giving a second look at former Florida Gov.
|
|
Around the country, many progressives are giving Biden a second look.
|
|
But officials are now taking a second look at reentry plans.
|
|
Nobody cared about the bus or gave it a second look.
|
|
But if you take a second look, that's a pretty low bar.
|
|
Then I have a gorgeous outfit, very colorful for my second look.
|
|
Here are some wacky ones that may be worth a second look.
|
|
Chips that mimic the human brain are certainly worth a second look.
|
|
In Berlin, you get a second look if you're not wearing sneakers.
|
|
Synergy is another buzzword getting a second look during the Trump administration.
|
|
But even those more strategic deals may soon get a second look.
|
|
Studying the photo, I recognize what made me take that second look.
|
|
As the years passed, critics began to give "Vertigo" a second look.
|
|
Mandy has a good suggestion — take a second look at the wife.
|
|
Ortiz said the cost of the contractors would be getting a second look.
|
|
Such spats might not get a second look in many walks of life.
|
|
That doesn't exclude in the future that we will have a second look.
|
|
"These plans deserve a second look if you're young and healthy," said Long.
|
|
Meghan Markle has switched into her second look of the day in Sydney!
|
|
That's also worth a second look ahead of added medical costs, said Burgett.
|
|
Evidence is growing that the establishment is prepared to take a second look.
|
|
For their second look, the duo went with a more formal — and colorful!
|
|
But traders said some investors were now giving the sector a second look.
|
|
They force those who wouldn't normally experience catcalling to take a second look.
|
|
Old news pops back up for you to take a second look at.
|
|
Yet Manley even acknowledged that "folks are giving Sanders a second look" there.
|
|
I have worked to convince LGBT Americans that Trump deserved a second look.
|
|
" You can also re-review someone's profile using a feature called "Second Look.
|
|
Today, the last day of 2019, we're taking a second look at Boston.
|
|
"I would just say to the American people: Take a second look," Pelosi said.
|
|
I had to take a second look and I realized it was a body.
|
|
And what have you been missing out on—or what needs a second look?
|
|
On second look, it's actually the 22016th debate, but you have to forgive us.
|
|
You'd also get a lot of other people to give you a second look.
|
|
A few thoughts that I have posited previously are now worth a second look.
|
|
That scenario will force the GOP to give Garland a second look, he said.
|
|
They become abstractions from afar, with doors and staircases visible upon a second look.
|
|
But some are used to seeing them, scarcely pausing to take a second look.
|
|
That was enough for right-wing non-interventionists to give Trump a second look.
|
|
Sneaky clues that are just out of reach, but which fall upon second look.
|
|
After months stuck in the polling doldrums, Ms. Klobuchar is getting a second look.
|
|
It's no accident that we are giving these artists a careful second look now.
|
|
Do you think people will change their minds when they take a second look?
|
|
Her second look didn't feature wings quite as big, but nonetheless, she still got them.
|
|
"There are legitimate cases where the person really does deserve a second look," Falk says.
|
|
Within that ETF, Baruch says a few standout names could be worth a second look.
|
|
But a second look at her reveals a girl who's providing a lifetime of inspiration.
|
|
Members from those states have now taken a second look at what we are achieving.
|
|
A new prosecutor, Richard Schmack, was elected and took a second look at the evidence.
|
|
But these are the ones you might have seen recently that deserve a second look.
|
|
In a lineup of 2019 phones, the Z4 wouldn't get a second look from anyone.
|
|
Now they're in the Trump era, and they're taking a second look at the NAACP.
|
|
If he succeeds, he could get a second look among evangelical voters in South Carolina.
|
|
The second look at first quarter GDP will be released by the government Friday morning.
|
|
At least now the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology is taking a second look.
|
|
Harlo: Darlene's first look provides excellent contrast with her second look: basic Barbie yoga gear.
|
|
Second Look will be in Facebook Dating's Settings, and show people in reverse chronological order.
|
|
If you're a person who's never experienced the wage gap personally, take a second look.
|
|
Asking a court to take a second look at its own ruling is rarely successful.
|
|
I would think Victoria's Secret would want to take a second look at their settlement.
|
|
A second look revealed to me a mossy green bungalow camouflaged by the palms below.
|
|
But one, Karim Musani, took a second look at the photo Mr. Lincoln had taken.
|
|
And there is one player whose draft status deserves a second look given his age.
|
|
And it will establish a "second-look process," an independent review of age discrimination investigations.
|
|
For the second look, I transformed into the unmistakable Peik Lin from Crazy Rich Asians.
|
|
"It gets you a second look," Mr. Sharpton said of Mr. Buttigieg's embrace of religion.
|
|
While there, I got the exciting news that I'd been called back for a second look.
|
|
The company also created tools like Second Look, which cuts down on accidental or fraudulent transactions.
|
|
Or maybe their parents' hefty donation could cause an admissions officer to take a second look.
|
|
Ron Brownstein said on CNN that Booker could get a second look after his strong night.
|
|
This "second-look review" should be available only to prisoners who are supported by their wardens.
|
|
And even 48 hours later, we're still deconstructing everything about her second look of the day.
|
|
By then Richard Schmack had defeated Campbell at the polls, and he took a second look.
|
|
The ones that you remember fondly, but upon a second look, are... well, kind of problematic.
|
|
"I had to take a second look and I realized it was a body," she said.
|
|
Fairytale princesses have nothing on Azzahra, however, because she had a second look for her reception.
|
|
EM assets might have fallen out of favor, but are they now worth a second look?
|
|
Anyone who stocked up on frozen chicken needs to take a second look at their haul.
|
|
Modernising the sales tax would be sensible, as would taking a second look at property levies.
|
|
We've whittled down your buying choices to just those options that really deserve a second look.
|
|
Corker has said that he is hopeful senators will give the legislation a second look. Sen.
|
|
He recommended legislation requiring a "second look" at every sentence after a person served 15 years.
|
|
Shortly after she debuted her first ensemble, Grande appeared to step out in a second look.
|
|
It might even be enough to make you give the rest of Apple Maps a second look.
|
|
Newsom also has said he will take a second look at some bills that current Democratic Gov.
|
|
But on second look, Josh notices a terrified blonde girl among the captured students huddled behind Turbo.
|
|
He took a second look at the evidence as McCullough pushed ahead with a last-ditch appeal.
|
|
That in and of itself may be enough to cause users to give it a second look.
|
|
This is a space to highlight any Stories from your Archive that are worth a second look.
|
|
"No one gives me a second look," Hinckley, now 2911, told a psychiatrist in a recent evaluation.
|
|
Then take a second look at your own to see if it's giving the impression you want.
|
|
And while the dramatic exchange may be the focus, the stylized interior is worth a second look.
|
|
"IPRA is willing to re-open the case, take a second look at Roshad's case," Lane said.
|
|
Like many #exstrange listings, it inspires a second look at the familiar eBay format, suddenly made noteworthy.
|
|
"I'm happy that they took a second look because that really don't happen a lot," he said.
|
|
There are many reasons why horror with a harder edge are getting a second look from filmgoers.
|
|
Now, Kashkari is calling on regulators and lawmakers to take a second look at Wall Street regulations.
|
|
It would be a longshot, but Democrats are apparently taking a second look at Democrat Joe Cunningham.
|
|
Major life milestones, including marriage and children, may warrant a second look at your financial goals, too.
|
|
I let them sit for a while before giving a second look to confirm my initial instinct.
|
|
Upon a closer second look, I paid more attention to the red string tied to both fingers.
|
|
Her son Caleb Warner was ultimately cleared after the college took a second look at the case.
|
|
The renewed urgency on drug pricing could prompt a second look at bipartisan legislation negotiated by Sens.
|
|
So now is a good time to take a second look at your tax withholding at work.
|
|
It's a one minute and 43 second look at the training that Biles undertook to become a champion.
|
|
Now though, it seems like Microsoft is — for some reason — willing to give the concept a second look.
|
|
Ready to give up, he takes a second look at the image and is drawn to the message.
|
|
"The second look is all about being able to move and dance and just feel good," she said.
|
|
That might be more "streamline," but it's far from inspiring users to take a second look at Hangouts.
|
|
Mercury retrograde in Capricorn wants you to take a second look at your past, especially your past relationships.
|
|
Their works were considered primitive... I am revisiting that history to dust it and take a second look.
|
|
And now that we can block those tricks, some of those cellular therapies are getting a second look.
|
|
The first, called Second Look, allows users to re-review someone they previously said they weren't interested in.
|
|
But if you were previously underwhelmed by Live Photos, iOS 11 will make you take a second look.
|
|
But on a second look, the Vensmile K8 stands out, since it's not a flexible keyboard at all.
|
|
They were creations which the average man on the street would never have taken a second look at.
|
|
The LGBT community was giving Trump a second look – a look he earned in responding to the attack.
|
|
Even dickeys, shirtless collars once the purview of only the nerdiest of nerds, are getting a second look.
|
|
It is essentially a second look and a second opinion to support or refute the doctor's initial diagnosis.
|
|
"It seems like a lot of caucus-goers are giving Biden a second look in Iowa," Bagniewski said.
|
|
"I took a second look because I just couldn't believe what I was seeing," Lee told the newspaper.
|
|
Only 18 percent said they took a second look at the candidates after those states voted this month.
|
|
More students were saying, 'I'm not putting up with this — let me take a second look at H.B.C.U.s.
|
|
In any case, we see this as a chance for them to take a second look at it.
|
|
So she took a second look at her data to see if women continued to use alcohol during pregnancy.
|
|
Normally, we give these pups a pat and move on, but this Facebook group is a heartbreaking second look.
|
|
Moore's case will now go back to the lower court, which will take a second look at his sentencing.
|
|
You can catch her second look (when she inevitably changes) during her performance with Nicki Minaj at 8 p.m.
|
|
His goal was originally ruled offsides, but was overturned after a second look from the video assistant referee (VAR).
|
|
RFM: People have been taking a second look at the unsavory views of past scientists, like Einstein's racist comments.
|
|
We have not investigated their full suite of apps, but the numbers alone make them worth a second look.
|
|
Culturally, ethnically, attitudinally, he is a bad fit for convincing Republican voters to give that agenda a second look.
|
|
These photos are our second look at this year's entries (check out the first here), and damn they're surreal.
|
|
Like those laptops, it's getting a bonus second look from people who are disappointed by the new MacBook Pros.
|
|
Signing off Griffin gets serious for just a second: "Look, the house is light, bright and fun," she says.
|
|
It's the latter, the TomTom Bandit camera, that has me giving the company I once admired a second look.
|
|
For the second look, the pro opts for three silk scarves from Echo to create a bold, rolled look.
|
|
Under that scenario, Jeffries and Luján may take a second look at the top leadership posts, Democratic sources said.
|
|
It was her cool response to the world's biggest non-drama that made me give Teigen a second look.
|
|
It seemed more a second look on a judgment call than the reversal of a clear and obvious error.
|
|
The surge in gaming activity during the coronavirus crisis could lead brands to give the medium a second look
|
|
A foul that may be clear and obvious to one V.A.R. might not warrant a second look from another.
|
|
The dress was the second look by a female British designer worn by the duchess on her wedding day.
|
|
"The fact that Chris knew what the name meant is the reason I took a second look," she said.
|
|
Today, with classic Porsche 911 prices becoming prohibitive for many, the 914 is getting a second look from collectors.
|
|
Even so, she was intrigued to learn that psychedelics were starting to get a second look in clinical circles.
|
|
But neither Streisand nor Ross wants to take a second look at what role Jackson played in this story.
|
|
Alsallal says he wants investors to take a second look at the ideas and solutions coming from Arab countries.
|
|
If you saw the original Pooh in a group of stuffed animals, you probably wouldn't give him a second look.
|
|
In other words, stock investors better get comfortable with higher valuations — or take a second look at their investing strategy.
|
|
Nobody gives a second look at white boys playing funky music -- or grappling with the different ways of being white.
|
|
The EFF first challenged the patent in court in 2013, asking the court to take a second look at it.
|
|
But his American Health Care Act was widely considered a mess, and the Senate trashed it without a second look.
|
|
That night he shattered some of those perceptions: "Republicans got their warrior and independents took a second look," Ritter said.
|
|
The first feature is called Second Look, a self-explanatory tool that allows you to reconsider a previous right swipe.
|
|
Imminent incorporation has prompted investors to take a second look at Blackstone, says Michael Chae, the firm's chief financial officer.
|
|
Zachary's gut told him there was more to it, but he couldn't convince the pathologist to take a second look.
|
|
Intrepid OIG agents in the southwest have recently taken a second look at the once closed Fast and Furious investigation.
|
|
Sparse lights was not no lights, though, and Jayden was certain on his second look that this was no lights.
|
|
Flexibility, of course, isn't intrinsically negative; when it oils the Silicon Valley hype machine, however, it commands a second look.
|
|
But in one night, she was commanding a second look, and marking a late, sharp-elbowed turn in her campaign.
|
|
The camera, as they say, loved him, but the people passing on the street didn't give him a second look.
|
|
A public draft is expected shortly after the White House takes what will be its second look at the bill.
|
|
Visitors at the State Tretyakov Gallery on Sunday barely gave the man a second look, taking him for an employee.
|
|
Still, the fund may need to take a second look at Sharp's books to see what might be lurking inside.
|
|
Her photography is beautiful and easy to appreciate in a quick glance—but it's worthy of a deeper, second look.
|
|
Double-check paperwork and emails you've sent since then—Mercury retrograde is a great time to take a second look!
|
|
Just because they haven't received a sexy technological overlay doesn't mean I should cruise by them without a second look.
|
|
Matt Maley, chief market technician at Miller Tabak, said at least one of those names is worth a second look.
|
|
But much like the new home they eventually moved into, the neighborhood, they realized, was well worth a second look.
|
|
Many who voted against Trump would have given him a second look had he surprised them with generosity and grace.
|
|
"He has credibility as a contender, which provides for all voters, particularly voters of color, a second look," he said.
|
|
There is one Chinese tech name that could be worth a second look, according to Stacey Gilbert, market strategist at Susquehanna.
|
|
Some banks are taking a second look at compliance initiatives until they gain further clarity on what will happen in Washington.
|
|
But whatever new emails authorities have found are apparently enough to trigger a second look at whether she broke the law.
|
|
A D.C. court said Thursday it would give a second look at a lawsuit that argues the agency's structure is unconstitutional.
|
|
Serena regularly models her own pieces and stepped out in a second look on Wednesday in another piece that she designed.
|
|
While May urged parliament to give her deal "a second look", the proposal looks almost certain to get the thumbs down.
|
|
Posen says he was inspired by the beauty of Windsor and the surrounding countryside for the royal bride's ethereal second look.
|
|
Bonus: Unlike most celebrity-endorsed brands, Richie's latest partnership proves that even the most affordable finds are worth a second look.
|
|
So maybe this year, take a deep breath and a second look at those snarky Twitter drafts before you send them.
|
|
She also shared a detail of her Louboutin sandals and Juan Carlos Obando jumpsuit from her second look of the day.
|
|
On the 19773th anniversary of the founding of the Black Panther Party, people are taking a second look at the group.
|
|
But if you only think of elementary school bartering systems and brown paper bags, it's time to take a second look.
|
|
But when British regulators took a second look at Study 216, in 2003, they concluded that it had been misleadingly presented.
|
|
Letting the markets work is an old-fashioned nostrum, but curiously, it seems to be getting a second look these days.
|
|
And when they see Trump echoing parts of their own agenda, they may be willing to give him a second look.
|
|
Some Republicans are giving a second look to Cruz, who is second in the delegate count after winning four states. Sen.
|
|
Now, with 2018 tagged as a successor to 1992's "Year of the woman," that Alabama contest deserves a second look.
|
|
Definitely a cool customer, but we're guessing he will at least give the stairs a second look from here on out.
|
|
Referee Silviu Petrescu took a second look at the sequence and determined the action had denied an obvious goal-scoring opportunity.
|
|
If that isn't enough to get your kids accepted, donate $5 million to the university, and they'll get a second look.
|
|
The morning after the interview, Mr. Wood received a call from ADCS, telling him to come in for a second look.
|
|
And a lot of the work being produced, at least on some of the evidence here, barely rates a second look.
|
|
Michael Bennet, an astute senator from Colorado but an underwhelming orator, may have showed enough spark to attract a second look.
|
|
If credit card debt is starting to mount, you may want to take a second look at how you use cards.
|
|
Ideally, the new federal tax plan will spur local legislators to take a second look at their newly enacted tax hike.
|
|
The wave of sexual-harassment scandals has led some commentators to suggest that the "Mike Pence rule" deserves a second look.
|
|
The Wilhelmina model has the trademark lips, jawline, cheekbones and striking eyes that'd probably have Brad Pitt taking a second look.
|
|
Her second look, a custom Armani Privé ivory silk satin gown with draped sleeves and plunging back, was worn to the reception.
|
|
Some things that the NRA favors, I think a lot of people will take a second look at just to make sure.
|
|
"It's the instances when someone's intentions and actions are not lining up that are worth taking a second look at," he says.
|
|
But once a rule has cleared the hurdle, there is little incentive for agencies ever to take a second look at it.
|
|
Thanks to the new free pilots, a whole new set of shoe shoppers may give Amazon Prime a second look, Dawson said.
|
|
Here's a second look at Searching, another film that takes place entirely on a desktop through webcams, browser tabs, and local files.
|
|
Not content to wear one showstopping gown, Yara Shahidi also had a second look to slay at the 2017 People's Choice Awards.
|
|
The turn of events came at the urging of former State's Attorney Richard Schmack, who took a second look at the case.
|
|
It's plausible that some of these people would give Trump a second look if he picked a trusted, steady-handed running mate.
|
|
For the weekly Reboot, the guys take a second look at three different genre films from the 80's and 90's.
|
|
Meanwhile, as Avery's defense continues to refute the prosecution's new claims, some of the original evidence is also getting a second look.
|
|
While there's little to suggest an exodus of black voters from Clinton, it's clear that some are giving Sanders a second look.
|
|
Now is the time to take a second look at your will, trust documents, beneficiary designations and, if applicable, business succession plan.
|
|
Financial issues that need a second look will come up for you to examine, particularly concerning debts, taxes, inheritances, and shared resources.
|
|
In the US, if you choose to make a fashion statement, you may get a second look or receive praise or derision.
|
|
"Departments will be taking a second look at how they train officers to deal with individuals with edged weapons," Mr. Wexler said.
|
|
Second, look to the bond market and other financial market indicators that are more reliable measures of investors' expectations than stock prices.
|
|
" That phase of Mr. Dylan's music gets a revelatory second look with the boxed set "Trouble No More — The Bootleg Series Vol.
|
|
But after sneaking a very blurry peak at her Paris gown, her second look was not at all what we were expecting.
|
|
He is getting the classic New Hampshire second look and is scoring well with his intense schedule of town meetings and gatherings.
|
|
When I received Wordvice's edited document, I was offered an upsell for a "second look" (basically another edit) for 30 percent off.
|
|
I took a second look at the sizable over-head storage as I exited the flight with other surgical mask-clad passengers.
|
|
Ulta Beauty, which has fallen 25% in six months, could be a highly volatile stock worth a second look, according to O'Hara.
|
|
Wednesday brings durable goods orders as well as pending home sales, while Thursday will see the second look at second-quarter GDP.
|
|
Mostly, these sober events ended up being bonding sessions for R.A.s as we watched our residents walk by without a second look.
|
|
New developments in the case prompted investigators to take a second look at a property in North Plympton, in Adelaide's inner west.
|
|
Nearly five years after launch, there are a lot of reasons Android TV might be worth a second look for your living room.
|
|
Pairings that might draw a second look at a conventional milonga are expected here, at the International Queer Tango Festival of Buenos Aires.
|
|
A Private Investigator in the Case Wants a Second Look Ollie Gray was initially hired by John and Patsy in the 1996 case.
|
|
If any of the fakes were just a random photo on a profile on the internet, would you even take a second look?
|
|
Buttigieg is counting on success in Iowa and New Hampshire to persuade those voters to give him a second look, the aide said.
|
|
If Mr. Bush hopes to get a second look from voters (in Iowa but also New Hampshire), he could use a breakout moment.
|
|
Her resume may look exactly like his, but because her name is Mary and not John, she may not get a second look.
|
|
But, take a second look, and you might notice that the plaits resemble an "M," which many speculated to be her first initial.
|
|
There are some great options—I've tried a ton of these things—but the rest is junk you shouldn't give a second look.
|
|
Still in the same color white, her second look featured a choker neckline combined with plunging cutouts along the sides and cleavage area.
|
|
One wouldn't publish an article without having an editor take a second look; I propose the same is true for a mural program.
|
|
The tax agency has been reminding taxpayers through 20183 to take a second look at their withholding and make estimated payments, if needed.
|
|
Consider taking a second look at your Form W-4 at work so that you can make changes for the 2019 tax year.
|
|
Those who represent states and districts suffering from opioid addiction ought to take a second look at the law's benefits to their constituents.
|
|
The tax agency has been reminding taxpayers throughout 2018 to take a second look at their withholding and make estimated payments, if needed.
|
|
The tax agency has been reminding taxpayers through 2018 to take a second look at their withholding and make estimated payments, if needed.
|
|
When the central bank has raised rates in a quarter with a low growth forecast, the market has sometimes taken a second look.
|
|
Meanwhile, offering daters a chance to give someone a second look is also common among dating apps, though it's presented in different ways.
|
|
The secretary stressed China made pledges well beyond Xi's willingness to take a second look at a $44 billion deal for Qualcomm Inc.
|
|
Kasich unapologetically centered his campaign in the Granite State, doing more than 100 town halls and giving South Carolina barely a second look.
|
|
You're someone who understands that giving things a second look (which is what Mercury retrograde is all about) is often a good idea.
|
|
And even those who were will likely want a second look at the many robots we had onstage at the UC Berkeley event.
|
|
Kalief's story has caused people to take a second look at our justice system and feel compassion when they might not have otherwise.
|
|
If 401(k)s were necessary to get such sensible measures a second look, then they deserve our grudging respect — at their funeral.
|
|
At first, the runner was ruled safe, but Gregorius nodded to the Yankee dugout for a second look, and the call was overturned.
|
|
Even headliner Dev Hynes said he had every page of his notebook searched as his white friends walked by without a second look.
|
|
But as we reflect on Pruitt's tainted history in office, it's worth taking a second look at why, exactly, he lasted so long.
|
|
The first look was my Scorpio sun and the second look was my Leo rising/moon, both equally intense in their own way.
|
|
Though the picture at first seems bland enough, it is worth a second look — both for the image itself and for what Mrs.
|
|
The new tax law is prompting insurance regulators to take a second look at what the new code will mean for insurers' finances.
|
|
From wellness chat and journaling apps to therapy substitutes to fitness companies, stick wellness in a pitch and investors will take a second look.
|
|
They're not all really notable, but there are enough big names on the list to warrant a second look at Fitbit's first true smartwatch.
|
|
Related: Embroidery Artist Weaves Memes with Modern Feminism The Erotic Collages of a Sex Education Teacher [NSFW] Erotic Feminist Art Gets a Second Look
|
|
Just note that many things you do over the next few weeks may require a second look when Mercury retrograde begins later next month.
|
|
He said West Virginia and other states will consider asking the Supreme Court to take a "second look" at whether to freeze the regulation.
|
|
Markle debuted the second look as she and new husband Harry departed Windsor Castle for their reception, hosted by Prince Charles at Frogmore House.
|
|
According to Treacy, Moore wanted to be extra-bronze to match her second look of the night (a plunging black dress with side cutouts).
|
|
Finally, take a second look at your liabilities, and see if you can pay them down faster to free up more cash for investing.
|
|
They had nothing to do with each other and her second look was so Party City even Sharon Needles would think it was busted.
|
|
The administration in July asked the court to take a second look at the case once it had a full complement of nine justices.
|
|
Her second look was more boho than boudoir featuring a colorful patterned coat and thigh-high boots with a tiny red bra and underwear.
|
|
Best,Brian Cover letters and intro emails are a prime opportunity to quickly share who you are and why you deserve a second look.
|
|
The initial proposal to zero out the capabilities currently invested in NBACC would seem at the very least worth a second look by policymakers.
|
|
But if you're looking for the most affordable places to settle down, here are 10 cities across the U.S. worth giving a second look.
|
|
While the appeals court rejected the challenge to the medical surveillance provision, it ordered OSHA to take a second look at additional safety rules.
|
|
Peeta's paintings, which can be spotted around cities in Europe, Australia, Asia, and the US, often make passersby stop and take a second look.
|
|
But her photos give her a second look at Hugo's cousin, Victor ("in a halo of sparklers"), and his dog, Argos ("eyeing the burgers").
|
|
In the spirit of getting weird, we asked Twitter users to show us what made them take a second look with the hashtag #WeirdCES.
|
|
Now users will question the goodwill and impartiality of others they accepted implicitly before — others they may never have even given a second look.
|
|
But changes in technology, an expense war in the mutual fund industry and innovative plan offerings have made smaller companies take a second look.
|
|
The commodity comeback led traders to take a second look at battered assets such as stocks as well as junk and inflation-protected bonds.
|
|
So Republicans like Rigell are starting to take a second look at Johnson, the one presidential candidate who has actually governed as a Republican.
|
|
In an opinion issued on Monday, the judge wrote that the Hofeller documents were reason enough to take a second look at that issue.
|
|
When he, almost hysterically, told me that 'we had to buy the company,' we had to take a second look and he was right.
|
|
Don Johnsen knew he had fallen for Cindy Currence when he took a second look at a photo of the two of them together.
|
|
Her second look appears to be a two-piece outfit with a voluminous skirt and form-fitting, gray tank top with a bedazzled neckline.
|
|
Just by asking questions, a patient increases the odds that the pharmacist will take a second look at the prescription — and catch any errors.
|
|
Celebrities including Kim Kardashian West, Meek Mill, Beyoncé, and Rihanna have also been vocal in their support for a second look at Reed's case.
|
|
But her candidacy got a second look ahead of the New Hampshire primary on February 11 with a breakout debate performance on February 7.
|
|
Yet, she also wondered whether she might just want to give Mr. Buttigieg — a candidate she previously dismissed as too inexperienced — a second look.
|
|
It's really good, and it's really interesting, but nobody will look at it, nobody will call him back or give it a second look.
|
|
And the agency's rules didn't require it to take a second look because the changes didn't affect how the plane operated in extreme situations.
|
|
The whole thing of the fight on it is something that will give us a chance to have people to take a second look.
|
|
With others, like Tasneem Alsultan and Maggie Steber, you may have to give a second look to see the lines drawn between their work.
|
|
Holders of these names may want to take a second look at their investment and ask themselves why insiders are bailing in force right now.
|
|
The appeals process can also be used to request Facebook take a second look at content that it declined to take down the first time.
|
|
Economists are taking a second look at Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell's speech Wednesday and wondering if the sharply dovish reaction wasn't a bit overdone.
|
|
Showing up in yet another stunning Mugler dress, this time a vintage electric blue mini, Kim's second look was even more memorable than her first.
|
|
But the UK's House of Commons blasted the report as barely skimming the surface, and told the social media giant to have a second look.
|
|
Beyoncé's Coachella headlining set is already the stuff of legends, but her magnificent costumes deserve a second look, because they're stunning and layered with meaning.
|
|
So venture capital firms reach deeper into the application pool, giving a second look to pitches that might have been rejected in less flush times.
|
|
When viewers notice that something is a little different about an object that initially seemed familiar, they have to give the objects a second look.
|
|
Gingrich on the ticket might also convince some wavering establishment Republicans (and mega-donors like Sheldon Adelson) to at least give Trump a second look.
|
|
Moments after the first Aquaman trailer went online, fans in Comic-Con's Hall H were treated to an exclusive second look at the superhero adventure.
|
|
Just taking a second look at any conversations or situations will reveal a whole lot to you that you may have missed the first time.
|
|
So if you dumped someone, or signed on to a job, things could shift as Mercury encourages you to take a second look at everything.
|
|
Nikolas Cruz is getting a second look by a judge to determine if he's eligible for a lawyer paid for by the State of Florida.
|
|
Related: Erotic Art in Shocks of Color Evocative Illustrations Show What Women Do When No One's Watching [NSFW] Erotic Feminist Art Gets a Second Look
|
|
The problem is that people get married, get divorced, have children and undergo other life changes that might warrant a second look at their heirs.
|
|
Shopping malls, for example, are often viewed as imperiled by the rise of online commerce, but some of them may be worth a second look.
|
|
"Brands are taking a second look at what they're going to be known for," said Rickie De Sole, a fashion market director at W Magazine.
|
|
Was it the afternoon glare, or was I so disconnected from everyone and everything that I failed to take a second look at oncoming traffic?
|
|
A Spanish shot rockets off the crossbar and down off the line — Georff Hurst-style — but a second look says no, it didn't go in.
|
|
It's extremely important to get to the root of why you take a second look in the mirror before you walk out of the house.
|
|
On Architecture Long derided as relics of an oppressive regime, the country's Communist-era buildings are being given a second look, and a new life.
|
|
It was the arrest of James Brown, a correction officer hired in December 2016, that led to a second look at the department's hiring practices.
|
|
LLOYD That was a good thing for me, because other than "Cuckoo's Nest," I never got a second look on any film I auditioned for.
|
|
But before you mindlessly click on that text message that looks like it's from FedEx, take a second look because it could be a scam.
|
|
If the outcome was predictable -- indeed, many observers anticipated precisely this -- the narrative that welcomed initial news of the delay is worth a second look.
|
|
Jarman also said that previously dated sites should be given a second look, as this could lead to the discovery of more sites like Repton.
|
|
This discovery prompted a second look, so Warriner launched a new analysis, assembling a team of specialists, including historians and physicists, to take a closer look.
|
|
Officials in both parties have said the existing rule, which bans risky proprietary trading by banks, is too complicated and may benefit from a second look.
|
|
With the injury to Bryant, 30, the Saints could take a second look at veteran Brandon Marshall, who also worked out for the team this week.
|
|
Before you run to grab the entire collection for your next Disney park visit, you may want to take a second look at the price tag.
|
|
On June 30, Wansink emailed several collaborators to say that they should take a second look at a batch of papers about World War II veterans.
|
|
Markle debuted the second look as she and new husband Harry departed Windsor Castle for their reception, hosted by the Prince of Wales at Frogmore House.
|
|
The company is taking a second look at the elements and raw materials it uses to make its products, and researching ways they can be recycled.
|
|
Mr. Rubio, by contrast, is not seeking to convert nonvoters into voters, but to persuade people who have left the G.O.P. to take a second look.
|
|
Update: H&M just released a second look at its upcoming collaboration with Kenzo — one that teases a very different direction for a fast-fashion capsule.
|
|
See if you can spot the changes with a second look at the one-time Miss World, and then scroll down for the answers (no cheating!).
|
|
Dining | Long Island Autentico, an Italian restaurant that opened in Oyster Bay about five months ago, is the kind of place that demands a second look.
|
|
Then people took a second look and noticed this version of the heroines wasn't problem-free either, because it looked like Princess Tiana had been whitewashed.
|
|
Their combined executive experience of 14 years has piqued the interest of those outside the party and helped them earn a second look by the media.
|
|
If Kim "gets the message that the U.S. and China are really cooperating at that level, he might have a second look at this," he said.
|
|
Here are nine from the past decade that we definitely think are worth a second look...and maybe a third and fourth while you're at it.
|
|
The case had generally been viewed as a threat to affirmative action, particularly after the court agreed to take a second look at it last June.
|
|
Also, he flinches under pressure: it's never a good thing when a kid is asked to make multiple reads, and his second look makes him nervous.
|
|
But in 2016, matched up against the two most unpopular frontrunners in modern campaign history, Stein and her party seem to be getting a second look.
|
|
He said he would take a second look at it over the weekend, and the retweet indicates it could be at least peripherally on his mind.
|
|
Besides being fun to look at, they have plenty of inventive wardrobe ideas that are worth a second look — even, or especially, if you're a woman.
|
|
I'm under no illusion that I'm going to convince a BMW, Mercedes, or Audi fan to take a second look at the Infiniti Q50 Red Sport.
|
|
A spokesman for Mr. Piñera said he would likely take a second look at the law and explore ways "to improve it" after he takes office.
|
|
Outside the monastery, vendors sell all sorts of weaving, embroidery and local crafts, but much of it is from China and not worth a second look.
|
|
The second look included a gold-and-crystal sequin bra top with an "S" at the chest, a matching bolero, and high-waisted underpants with fringe.
|
|
But for those who previously refused to back Trump, the FBI criticism wasn't cause enough to trigger a second look at uniting behind their party's nominee.
|
|
The university had agreed to "a review of its policies and guidelines for preventing and investigating discrimination," including creation of a so-called second-look process.
|
|
" Instead, he says, "If it's a celebrity you respect, what the main purpose of that endorsement is, is to give the candidate a closer second look.
|
|
Joe Crowley in the congressional primary, and doubtful voters -- in New York and across the country -- began to take a second look at longshot progressive candidates.
|
|
I have some of my dad's images hanging in my own home now, and when people visit, I also invite them to take a second look.
|
|
If Democrats were hoping that the revelation of damaging information would rationally persuade congressional Republicans to take a second look at this administration, they were wrong.
|
|
These programs are created with a point of view that, at the bare minimum, alerts the audience that a particular case is worth a second look.
|
|
The company has just released the J80, a quartz chronograph with just enough Speedmaster styling to be cool and enough uniqueness to be worth a second look.
|
|
Tom Warren and Nilay sat down with Microsoft's head of product, Panos Panay, to record a Vergecast episode and also get a second look at the Duo.
|
|
But if he can reframe the campaign, he has a much better chance than experts seem to think of persuading women to give him a second look.
|
|
Markle debuted the second look as she and new husband Prince Harry departed Windsor Castle for their reception hosted by the Prince of Wales at Frogmore House.
|
|
The federal government has an eligibility cutoff of 227% for "qualified" mortgages, so if your own ratio is above that, take a second look at your finances.
|
|
Colin Jost and Michael Che are already thinking about their upcoming Emmys hosting gig this September — but perhaps their set could stand to get a second look.
|
|
Nevertheless, some investment managers with long horizons are taking a second look and concluding that -- at least on paper -- some British assets look too cheap to ignore.
|
|
The Democrats that are believing this malarkey, some of them are believing it, but some of them are saying, maybe I need to take a second look.
|
|
Mr. Trump, for example, could use the convention speech to turn away from conservative orthodoxy on social issues, a move that could win him a second look.
|
|
If you are hunting for a good place to store your emergency fund or other cash savings, Capital One's money market account is worth a second look.
|
|
And with so many pundits consistently call for doom and gloom, it becomes difficult to separate those that are hearsay from those that deserve a second look.
|
|
The contract has the potential to create follow-on business for Microsoft and convince potential customers who once overlooked Azure to take a second look, experts said.
|
|
Nevertheless, some investment managers with long horizons are taking a second look and concluding that — at least on paper — some British assets look too cheap to ignore.
|
|
In the video, as he drives up and his unknowing customers get in the car, only one of the five seems to give him a second look.
|
|
Nonetheless, those passport seizures appear now to have created yet another pool of people — like those from Janus and Second Look — who can be targeted with denaturalization.
|
|
Google says it uses machines to take a second look at résumés in its database that human recruiters may have missed for a limited set of roles.
|
|
Your ruling planet Mercury will retrograde this month in Leo, so keep in mind that the things you're working on now will require a second look later.
|
|
US Attorney Jeffrey Jensen of St. Louis has been tasked with taking a second look at some aspects of the sensitive cases, one of the officials said.
|
|
Earlier this month, Klobuchar earned endorsements from the New York Times editorial board and several early-state newspapers, prompting voters here to give her a second look.
|
|
I want it to just be, "Oh, that's awesome" and to have people not give it a second look as freakish or a sickness or a fetish.
|
|
When Lizzo stepped onto the AMAs red carpet last night donning a stunning orange frock à la Maison Valentino, we couldn't help but take a second look.
|
|
In 2015, researchers published a second look at the data and clinical study reports underlying the study GSK had relied on for promoting Paxil's use in adolescents.
|
|
Now they take a second look, providing not only arresting images of threatened one-of-a-kind enterprises, but also their back stories through interviews with the owners.
|
|
See if you can spot the changes with a second look at the president and the luckiest turkey of the year, and then scroll down for the answers.
|
|
The Appellate Body -- the quasi-judicial review forum used to take a second look into dispute decisions -- has long strayed off course from its original form and function.
|
|
Take a second look at this conversation between Ebrose and Samwell: "If you want people to read your histories, you need a bit of style," the Archmaester explains.
|
|
But her candidacy got a second look ahead of Tuesday's primary with a breakout debate performance on February 7, which may have held more sway in New Hampshire.
|
|
Target's cute line-up of summer handbags are so good and so cheap, they don't even need a red tag to get us to take a second look.
|
|
Just months ago, it was nearly trivial for a decent ICO to raise tens of millions; now, investors are taking a second look at what they're getting into.
|
|
The second look takes us to the Hollywood premiere of season five, where Clarke wore a slick ponytail, fresh highlighter, and a commanding orange-y, coral matte lip.
|
|
Cracker did the opposite and gave us a Pepto Bismol Marie Antoinette for her first look and then Pebble Flintstone going to the prom in her second look.
|
|
Shares of cybersecurity firm Symantec have fallen nearly 30 percent this year, but CNBC's Jim Cramer thinks it's worth taking a second look at the beaten-down stock.
|
|
So it goes for the rest of his crew, a group of average humans who you wouldn't give a second look if you saw them in the subway.
|
|
Amy Klobuchar, who hoped a surprise top-three placement in Iowa would earn her a second look from New Hampshire, thought the delayed reporting of results hurt her.
|
|
The U.S. may not be top of mind for all industries, but some manufacturers are taking a second look at the country — and many of them are Chinese.
|
|
Meanwhile, if you're reporting trust income, consider taking a second look at your estate planning documents and your beneficiary designations on your retirement accounts and life insurance policies.
|
|
Recertifying the Max, and a second look at crucial sensorsThe FAA is "all but set" to approve the fixes Boeing is planning to submit, the Seattle Times reported.
|
|
Should the effort falter, and Republicans fail to win a second look from these Democratic-leaning groups, they could find themselves stranded with virtually no base at all.
|
|
As a private practice forensic pathologist, I also harvest tissues for research departments who need tissues for crucial research, as well as offering "second look" autopsies and exhumations.
|
|
Of course, most people didn't give Android a second look until Moto came out with the Droid, a slicker, thinner device from the maker of the famed RAZR.
|
|
Victories in Iowa and New Hampshire would significantly change the race, they say, and lead minority voters in Nevada and South Carolina to give him a second look.
|
|
China's entry into digital currency could effectively tip the scales in favor of new currencies worldwide, spurring some traditional investors to give blockchain a second look, she added.
|
|
It also means that IPR's overturn rate is actually demonstrative of the process's success, because it narrows cases to only the most likely claims needing a second look.
|
|
But it also would require courts to take a second look if the data belongs to a foreign national outside the United States, when certain conditions are met.
|
|
While a Moore victory still seems likely, the fact that Republicans should even have to take a second look at this seat should call into question Bannon's efforts.
|
|
"Very often, it's on that second look, after a room is filled," she added, that the need for one becomes apparent — because they serve a variety of purposes.
|
|
We know that Amazon loves to toss in Echo Dots with all sorts of other devices, but these Black Friday deals are actually worth giving a second look.
|
|
The announcement has been cautiously welcomed by environmental groups optimistic that Salesforce's huge reach might make companies more willing to take a second look at their environmental footprint.
|
|
You'd be doing us all a big favor if you were to send Laskas back to the White House mailroom for a second look, 12 months from now.
|
|
Her first something blue was sneakily and stylishly incorporated into her second look courtesy of the soles of her custom white satin Aquazurra shoes which were dyed baby blue.
|
|
In years with less political drama, the state enables candidates to build momentum after a caucus win in Iowa or to attract a second look from donors and activists.
|
|
Holland said that he thinks companies will take a second look at headquarters in Amsterdam, Brussels and Ireland as they scout locations that are still in the European Union.
|
|
Here's our second look at the new Predator movie, and... it really seems to be hoping that we love the Predator, because there's not a ton going on here.
|
|
A second look at the text screenshots shared by Noah Cyrus shows that she changed Lil Xan's contact name in her phone to have broken heart emojis around it.
|
|
Twitter, the social network that redefined the term "information overload," is working on a feature that'll make it easier to bookmark those cool tweets that deserve a second look.
|
|
"Given the fact that he employs a significant number of minors, his involvement in the issue would certainly trigger a second look and extra scrutiny," Vaughn told the Star.
|
|
"Lots of people are giving him a second look," said John A. Catsimatidis, a New York investor and grocery store magnate who attended the event at the Knickerbocker Club.
|
|
Her second look was the most circus-themed of the day as she wore an orange and gold polka dot patterned jacket and dress for her Today show appearance.
|
|
"I think those that have scoffed at it as being a fake or a copy or something, should take a second look," he said on Friday in an interview.
|
|
But simply by dint of being Big Wednesday, it stands out on its own, and deserves a second look by critics and a first look by the general public.
|
|
But perhaps now — as women's truths are being questioned and our reproductive rights threatened — true Surrealism, especially as interpreted by a woman artist, is worthy of a second look.
|
|
He has done so by making moves to protect public health while also offering rewards to industry — double plays that have some willing to give him a second look.
|
|
Mindless Sinner (lyrical themes "Occult, Women, Love, Metal"), Swedish also-rans from the early 80s, proved from their electrifying first US performance that they sincerely merited a second look.
|
|
Those taking a second look will also spot a moralizing memo printed on the battery so it's legible through the matte plastic — which reads: "Change is in your hands".
|
|
However, now that Google has acquired a chunk of smartwatch technology from Fossil, maybe it's time for the company to take a second look at making its own wearable.
|
|
In an era in which the world's most popular destinations are often under siege with too many tourists, underrated but equally alluring places like Basel deserve a second look.
|
|
A long-awaited bill to give law enforcement access to encrypted data will have to wait a few more days as the White House takes a second look. Sens.
|
|
This was the 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals' second look at the case, which stemmed from a 2009 lawsuit filed in state court by boat buyer Robert McKeage.
|
|
" Historian Ruth Ben-Ghiat urged "reasonable elements within the GOP (to) take a second look at the real-life consequences of the hate speech that has overtaken their party.
|
|
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow said on Thursday the United States was taking a second look at penalties imposed on Chinese telecommunications company ZTE Corp (000063.
|
|
We get in trouble with the anti-Trump crowd that doesn't take a second look or bother to read it at all because they just hate Trump so much.
|
|
So maybe, no matter what your age when you broke things off, it's not Ikea, it's you — and it might just be time to give the store a second look.
|
|
The lesson of MH17 The downing of Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 in 2014 prompted airlines and regulators to take a second look at the safety of flying over conflict zones.
|
|
Due to the power of social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter and especially YouTube entertainment legend and Puerto Rican icon Iris Chacón is getting a second look by American audiences.
|
|
Jennifer Lawrence may have skipped making a grand entrance on the Oscars red carpet this year, but her plunging sheer gown and fresh blonder bob definitely deserve a second look.
|
|
And I think somewhere along the line there has to be a way to take a second look at some of the comments Mr. Trump made with regard to Sen.
|
|
If that's the case, we suggest taking a second look at your personal collection, because some of your holy grail favorites could be leaving its shelves soon — and for good.
|
|
I am quite certain as Solomon just said that that was not revealed to the FISA court because if it were, a judge would take a second look at that.
|
|
With the world's population growth indicating food production will need to almost double by 2050, people need to check their revulsion and give bugs a second look, the report said.
|
|
Communication planet Mercury reenters your sign today while on its retrograde journey, encouraging you to explore and speak about things that you previously skimmed over or require a second look.
|
|
Anyone thinking that eSports is just a bunch of silly boys playing around with silly toys would immediately be set right with a split-second look at Swan, right now.
|
|
Take a second look at your life insurance policy if you had a major life change during 2016, including having children, getting married or divorced, or finding a new job.
|
|
European users will start to see changes this week; they'll be prompted to agree to certain elements of Facebook and asked to give the terms of service a second look.
|
|
We've never given this resemblance much thought, but since tons of people on Twitter are pointing out that Bladwin's doppelgänger is Ryan Gosling, we're giving it a second look.
|
|
According defendants that second chance by allowing judges to take that second look, through a legislatively-enacted new Rule 35 (modeled after the old Rule), is one way to begin.
|
|
Following an electrifying poster released Sunday, and an incredible first trailer dropped in September, we now have our second look at Captain Marvel, with a new trailer released on Monday.
|
|
Investors are giving the country a second look, Egypt is primed to offer solid returns, and see an uptick in foreign direct investment despite fears of surging global interest rates.
|
|
For all that, "The Gifted" likely warrants a second look, while "Inhumans" -- which kicks off with a two-hour premiere -- should have a hard time escaping its initial creative trajectory.
|
|
At the behest of the Senate Armed Services Committee, the inspector general took a second look at the issue to see whether anyone sought or received reimbursement for the expenses.
|
|
But in February 25, a team of researchers led by geologist Nick Mortimer published a paper arguing that we should take a second look at this corner of the world.
|
|
Mr. Duterte said on Tuesday that mining companies were "operating in this country uncontrolled" and ordered officials to "take a second look" at mining concessions across the mineral-rich Philippines.
|
|
"I say to members on all sides of this house, whatever you may have previously concluded, over these next 24 hours, give this deal a second look," May told parliament.
|
|
"They've got to take a second look" at impeachment, Terry McAuliffe, the former Virginia governor and national party chairman, who is an ally of Ms. Pelosi, said of fellow Democrats.
|
|
"They've got to take a second look" at impeachment, Terry McAuliffe, the former Virginia governor and national party chairman, who is an ally of Ms. Pelosi, said of fellow Democrats.
|
|
If you're using your 529 plan to cover private K-12 costs, take a second look at your asset allocation: A shorter time frame may call for less equity risk.
|
|
After months stuck toward the bottom of the polls, she has earned around 5 percent in several recent surveys of early-voting states, as voters give her a second look.
|
|
Senator Ted Cruz of Texas already has a following among conservative insurgents in the local Republican Party, and he may earn a second look from a broader group of voters here.
|
|
After taking a second look, they suspected that what they were seeing was not consensual sex, and, as is now well known, chased and held down the perp until cops arrived.
|
|
Still, on a night that's arguably as big for the fashion industry as it is for the film industry, many celebrities still changed into a second look for the after-parties.
|
|
"I know, especially heading into the South, I'm now getting a second look from a lot of voters who frankly weren't sure we were competitive in the first place," he said.
|
|
There are films where you can go overboard, and create visually stimulating characters that do give you pause and make you take a second look, and appreciate the art in them.
|
|
If you don't already use these apps, the changes probably aren't big enough to make you give them a second look, but if you do use them, you'll appreciate the refresh.
|
|
Maybe updates and added attention from the developers wouldn't have gotten enough people to take a second look at LawBreakers, but the studio was in no position to try at all.
|
|
Sterblue is a French drone software startup aiming to get off-the-shelf drones inspecting large outdoor structures up close with automated insights that identify anomalies that need a second look.
|
|
After sterling's latest lurch lower, however, some managers with long horizons are taking a second look and concluding that -- at least on paper -- some British assets look too cheap to ignore.
|
|
Elizabeth is worried about Barzee's mental health, and she's asking authorities to take a second look at their decision to release the convict, claiming Barzee is a threat to the community.
|
|
The party is starting to give a second look at a state that hasn't voted for a Democrat in 52 years as they seek to expand the electoral map this cycle.
|
|
After sterling's latest lurch lower, however, some managers with long horizons are taking a second look and concluding that — at least on paper — some British assets look too cheap to ignore.
|
|
Required Reading is published every Saturday, and is comprised of a short list of art-related links to long-form articles, videos, blog posts, or photo essays worth a second look.
|
|
These are the kind of candidates who normally would prompt a second look from still-undecided and unhurried Democrats, who know that we are still six months from the Iowa caucuses.
|
|
It was also our second look at how a candidate like Andrew Yang, who is light on political experience but heavy on one ambitious policy proposal, can hang in the debates.
|
|
"I say to members on all sides of this House (of Commons) - whatever you may have previously concluded - over these next 24 hours, give this deal a second look," she said.
|
|
Democrats have been particularly eager to highlight the law's preexisting-condition protections, which are threatened by a Trump administration-backed lawsuit, which a federal judge is taking a second look at.
|
|
The State Department argues that if a company wants to take a second look at research because it may be sensitive to its economic interests, foreign student involvement should be regulated.
|
|
The top entry cannot be covered (to allow for ventilation according to the company), but Cleo didn't give it a second look, despite using a top entry for the last decade.
|
|
It hasn't boosted him in the polls, but there's no better opportunity for O'Rourke to get a second look than to be pitted against the top contenders in his home state.
|
|
Sports Briefing Ten suspended Minnesota football players will not face charges in connection with an alleged sexual assault near campus, prosecutors announced Friday after taking a second look at the case.
|
|
Due to the power of social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter and especially YouTube entertainment legend and Puerto Rican icon Iris Chacón is getting a well-deserved second look by American audiences.
|
|
In the government's second look at fourth-quarter gross domestic product out Tuesday morning, the annual growth rate of 1.9 percent, which was unchanged from the initial reading, was slower than expected.
|
|
Additionally, Facebook announced a new appeals process, that will allow you to ask for a second look at any posts removed for violating the company's nudity, hate speech, or graphic violence standards.
|
|
In the case of Mississippi, the Supreme Court could remand the challenge back to the appeals court and tell it to take a second look with this new Texas precedent in mind.
|
|
Knowing the case likely would come back on appeal during his time in office, Schmack took a close second look at thousands of pages of old FBI reports in the case file.
|
|
Asked if he thought his current, full-throated defense of Obamacare might earn his message a second look from Democrats skeptical of the messenger, or embittered by the 2016 campaign, Sanders demurred.
|
|
The cost of admission to see Lenin's preserved body is free but queues for a 60-second look are often long, suggesting the dead communist generates strong tourist dollar for the city.
|
|
Kivelson and Xianzhe Jia, associate professor in the department of climate and space sciences and engineering at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, decided to take a second look at those signatures.
|
|
I think the attention and the press and just the numbers of people who were aware of Serial put more pressure on the courts to take a second look at the case.
|
|
That's not to say he's not a great prospect, but after a second look, I became more concerned about how many yards the Steelers will give up to LeGarrette Blount next Sunday.
|
|
In addition to Congress enacting strong litigation reforms, we need to maintain the USPTO's ability to take a second look at its work through IPR and weed out low quality patent claims.
|
|
Throw in innovative small-form-factor desktops like Intel's Skull Canyon NUC (Next Unit of Computing), and you have people who may not have considered desktops giving them a serious second look.
|
|
Her work fell out of fashion after the 1970s, and serious back problems interfered with her career, but in recent years curators and critics began taking a second look at her legacy.
|
|
Required Reading is published every Saturday, and it is comprised of a short list of art-related links to long-form articles, videos, blog posts, or photo essays worth a second look.
|
|
Recent polls of Iowa show that he's getting a second look from voters, and Tuesday night's debate could give him a burst of momentum heading into the final months before the caucuses.
|
|
With the GOP searching for accomplishments to tout in the midterm elections, House conservatives who once derided the Senate bill are taking a second look, suggesting they may be open to compromise.
|
|
Investigators are taking a second look at the death of Keel's first wife, Elizabeth Edward Keel, who died in 2006 at the same home where Keel lives today, the sheriff's office said.
|
|
Mercury retrograde in Leo will bring frustration to your work and schedule, as things get moved around and tasks you've considered completed pop back up for a second look or do-over.
|
|
Matcha tastes great (and is touted as super healthy), but what really makes this deal worth a second look is that Drake has been revealed to be one of the company's main investors.
|
|
The actress's second look was a very T.Swift-inspired ensemble consisting of a matching crop top and maxi skirt with a thigh-high slit with bar piercing details across the leg and bust.
|
|
After a hoverboard caused a devastating house fire in Melbourne Monday, the powers that be in Australia have decided they're going to take a second look at these two-wheeled, non-hovering thingamabobs.
|
|
With the 16th century prayer beads, "you get in [the VR headset] and you're just blown away," she says, leading many visitors to return for a second look at the art in person.
|
|
But after reading DeLeon's medical chart, noting his age and the fact that he had recently swam in a warm, freshwater lake – a key environment for the amoeba – she took a second look.
|
|
While users can ask Facebook to take a second look at content removed for nudity, hate speech or violence, there is no indication that these requests will be handled by more experienced moderators.
|
|
Earlier this week we had our second look at what could be HTC's next flagship smartphone, the One M10, and now we might know what its next mid-range device looks like too.
|
|
Washington's insurance commissioner Mike Kreidler said in a statement Wednesday that the state will take a second look at the "Carry Guard" program, which offers liability coverage to people who fire a gun.
|
|
The Cavaliers responded to the Death Lineup last season by essentially burying Timofey Mozgov on the bench, but they may want to give Mozgov, a Russian 7-footer, a second look this time.
|
|
But her second look of the evening was much more covered up: a one-shoulder metallic leather dress that was tailored to fit her curves and accessorized with a body-hugging zipper detail.
|
|
"Things started to match up for us, and that's when we began to take a second look at Mr. Tellis," Champion said, adding that forensic evidence will be integral to driving the prosecution.
|
|
And while equities overall have performed well, investors may want to take a second look at firms that sell to medium- and small-sized businesses as tax reform looks more and more likely.
|
|
With the GOP searching for accomplishments to tout ahead of the midterm elections, House Republicans who once derided the Senate bill are taking a second look, suggesting they may be open to compromise.
|
|
The intention of the show was to take a second look back at the past and re-examine ourselves and re-examine the idea of nostalgia, which is actually a quite powerful emotion.
|
|
And then, in 2014, This American Life journalist Sarah Koenig decided the case of a Baltimore high school student convicted of murdering his ex-girlfriend needed a second look, and reinvented the form.
|
|
With the GOP searching for accomplishments to tout ahead of the midterm elections, House conservatives who once derided the Senate bill are taking a second look, suggesting they may be open to compromise.
|
|
Will Ruger, vice president for research and policy at the Charles Koch Institute, the vehicle for the grants, said it's high time that the concepts of "realism and restraint" got a second look.
|
|
"So I say to Members on all sides of this House — whatever you may have previously concluded — over these next 24 hours, give this deal a second look," May told members of Parliament.
|
|
What this means, practically speaking, is that many young people who had previously been condemned to die in prison will now get a second look, and many will have a chance for freedom.
|
|
Recently, a team of scientists and volunteers decided to take a second look at this two-ton pile of dirt in hopes of finding some fossils—which turned out to be a good idea.
|
|
In that shifting social context, companies and public employers, including the military, might want to take a second look at whether pre-employment drug testing actually does the job it was designed to do.
|
|
Jenner, 21, debuted her second look of the night on social media with a short video that showed flowing teal locks and a sparkly blue mermaid-inspired gown adorned with with a feathered trim.
|
|
Maybe more will give a second look at Trump and his policies despite what certain pro-athletes, certain civil rights activists, Jesse Jackson&aposs going to be joining us shortly, are saying about him.
|
|
Philadelphia (CNN)Democrats on Tuesday made Hillary Clinton the first woman to head a major party ticket -- and during an emotional night, her family and supporters asked voters to give her a second look.
|
|
Paired with strappy red Ade Samuel shoes, Shahidi's second look was a black and white dress from Bibhu Mohapatra's Spring 2017 ready-to-wear collection that featured an intricate kaleidoscopelike pattern on the skirt.
|
|
But the ability to ID faces in photos and auto-share new images with those people, and automate the creation of physical photo books, make the cloud-based backup tool worth a second look.
|
|
But according to Justice Anthony Kennedy's controlling opinion in Kerry v Din,a 2015 case clarifying Mandel, in the absence of a "bona fide" reason to bar entry, judges should take a second look.
|
|
Offering them a real way to read chemistry without having to invest the time and energy of actually meeting IRL could be enough to make them take a second look at the old standard.
|
|
"Our project encourages you to take a second look at the physical places you walk past every day and to appreciate a history that, until our initiative, has largely been invisible," the website reads.
|
|
"I do think some people will take a second look at it [gun control], especially after so many tragedies and the biggest one we've seen in our time happening on Sunday night," Toupal said.
|
|
Other Democrats argue that some voters who traditionally vote straight-ticket Republican might be tempted to vote for O'Rourke – and in doing so could give a second look to other Democrats down the ballot.
|
|
" Dwyer did not provide extensive details on how detectives came to reopen King's case in November, other than to say, "Law enforcement at times will open these cold cases and take a second look.
|
|
Voters can also see that that some Republicans, as in Kansas, may now be willing to ake a second look at trickle-down politicians and decide that someone more moderate is a better bet.
|
|
Another area of regulation that deserves a second look concerns privately-issued or "private label" mortgage-backed securities — as opposed to those issued by the giant government-sponsored entities, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
|
|
The 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Cincinnati granted Ohio's request to take a second look at whether a preliminary injunction from a lower court judge against the three-drug protocol should stand.
|
|
Related: A Rare Work of Japanese Erotic Art Hits the Auction Block Erotic Art in Shocks of Color [NSFW] Erotic Feminist Art Gets a Second Look How Anonymous Tinder Nudes Became This Artist's Muses
|
|
Among progressive groups like the Justice Democrats, one of Ocasio-Cortez's earliest backers, there is a sense that her victory could inspire voters, donors and volunteers to give other insurgent challengers a second look.
|
|
There's no guarantee Warren's personal support would mean her voters would flock to Sanders, but it would galvanize progressive groups and potentially earn Sanders a second look from the suburbanites he's struggled to capture.
|
|
Taking a second look: The photographer Lee Oliveira found a fashion forward pedestrian who caught the eye of a police officer outside of the Palais de Tokyo in Paris during fashion week in October.
|
|
On a second look, she told the police when she phoned in the tip, she had "no doubt" he was the fugitive suspected of driving the van in last week's terrorist attack in Barcelona.
|
|
Golden was originally credited with a half sack in the NFL game, but a second look at game video resulted in the first-year Giants player getting credit for 10 sacks for the season.
|
|
While Roths are not new, they are worth a second look following passage of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act — especially for those in the gig economy, without an employer-sponsored 401(k) plan.
|
|
A second look at the blonde hair, and you can definitely see a wig that would be worn by Kylie, similar to the one that the makeup mogul wore to the Met Gala in 2017.
|
|
You have done amazing work and for those who are critical of her, you'd better take a second look because what she's saying is 100 percent true and we really appreciate that speech you gave.
|
|
Fiorina could entice more suburban women to give a second look to Cruz in both Indiana and California, but many female voters in California are more socially moderate than Fiorina, who staunchly opposes abortion rights.
|
|
But his campaign is hoping that some recent endorsements from former NAACP chairman Ben Jealous, some members of the Black Lives Matter movement, and others will make black voters give his candidacy a second look.
|
|
For her second look of the evening, Kardashian West, 38, wore a skin tight Thierry Mugler creation, marking the first time designer Manfred Thierry Mugler created a new design for the label in 20 years.
|
|
As Harry and Meghan made their glamorous exit from Windsor Castle, Meghan debuted her second look: a custom silk Stella McCartney evening dress in "lily white" featuring a high halter neck and sexy open back.
|
|
For her second look of the night, Harris went for some more drama, wearing this ballgown with a sequin bodice, stripes and swirls, plus a sparkling necklace and Edie Parker clutch at the InStyle party.
|
|
Later that night, the mother of one debuted her second look on social media with a short video that showed flowing teal locks and a sparkly blue mermaid-inspired gown adorned with a feathered trim.
|
|
"We're part of a national movement that has taken a second look at how we treat our young people in custody," said Sheila Kuehl, a county supervisor who was also a sponsor of the legislation.
|
|
Over the course of 30 hours, the jury paused six times to take a second look at evidence, some of which included the actor's previous admissions that he had groped Constand after giving her pills.
|
|
At the same time, students and parents have started to question the choice of expensive private schools that leave them with high debt and no clear job prospects, taking a second look at public universities.
|
|
This was just my excuse to meander the grounds and get fresh air for half the day and, as I had my badge and a folder in hand, nobody ever gave me a second look.
|
|
"Clearly, many German and European policy makers and senior officials have taken a second look at the investors and intentions behind Chinese acquisitions of high-tech companies," said Sebastian Heilmann, president of the Mercator Institute.
|
|
Still, any step to make the device more accessible, she says, is a step in the right direction — and easier financial access could cause providers to take a second look at the research around IUDs.
|
|
Meghan Markle may have opted for monochrome and traditional white palette during her wedding ceremony, but the new royal embraced another wedding tradition by adding touches of blue to her second look for her wedding reception.
|
|
Obama's rejected thousands of petitions for reduced sentences, and there are still thousands more waiting for review — and the Trump administration, under Attorney General–nominee Jeff Sessions, is extremely unlikely to give them a second look.
|
|
"I thought she could have gone with something blue with a piece of jewelry for example in her first look, but we saw it in her second look with her ring belonging to Diana," says Hartling.
|
|
It's clear from the multiple lines of the sketches that participants took more than a second look at the vehicle – this provided the inspiration for the campaign concept that the Lexus IS is impossible to ignore.
|
|
Amid a nationwide measles outbreak, though, such exemptions are getting a second look; the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has recorded 765 cases of the disease across 23 states since the beginning of this year.
|
|
The hope, reformers say, is that by rallying around a worker-focused economic program while ditching Trump's bigotry and misogyny, the party could convince minorities, women and young voters to give the GOP a second look.
|
|
This piece, with its associations to shantytowns, urban decay, civil unrest, and armed conflict, forces a second look at the other works in the show and the implied violence of their jagged streaks and empty windows.
|
|
But fight sports reward original personalities to the exclusion of almost everything else, and Perry, through saying and doing things that force a second look, has a charisma his Conor McGregor-biting peers would kill for.
|
|
The Matthew Charles and William Underwood Second Look Act, first reported by Leigh Ann Caldwell for NBC News, would let people who have served more than 2182 years in prison petition a court for early release.
|
|
And that may encourage Democrats to take a second look at important new economic ideas from the centrist party group Third Way about how to reach the rural and blue-collar voters central to Trump's coalition.
|
|
One hopes that Ivanka is telling her father that nothing would force his critics — in America and abroad — to give him a second look more than if he names serious scientists to the key environmental jobs.
|
|
But the second look wouldn't be worth it if the fundamentals weren't sound; this is a lovely show with a score so touching that even its cut numbers (like "Come Down From the Tree") are standards.
|
|
But before they use taxpayer money to dive deeper headfirst into these pursuits, a group of thinkers are asking for a second look at how we approach the idea of space exploration and resettlement on other planets.
|
|
Shebaya said the second look at asylum claims made by parents who received a negative outcome and were separated from their kids will allow them to submit more evidence and have attorneys represent them during the process.
|
|
Even if you're agnostic, or you tend to believe that al-Qaida attacked the World Trade Center and Pentagon and that the government had no warning such a thing could happen, it's worth taking a second look.
|
|
" And I think a big question right now is when you hear that, do you say, "Oh that's ridiculous," or do you say "Oh if you think that, I need to take a second look at this.
|
|
Getting voters to take a second look in such a crowded field is a challenge — and even more so for Harris, who has been dogged about questions as to her core beliefs and consistency throughout her campaign.
|
|
A second look at the man on the right reveals that his hair is red, a swatch of Caucasian skin borders his black face, and the miniature profile of a white woman is planted in his ear.
|
|
A "second look" to adjust sentences would give inmates an incentive to prepare themselves for productive lives on the outside, and allow judges like me to correct sentences that turn out, in hindsight, to be unnecessarily long.
|
|
Don't make any promises you can't keep and don't place any bets—Mercury retrograde is coming, after all, which means that people will rethink many commitments they've made this month, and things will require a second look.
|
|
The second look I wanted to give her something with a little more edge, so I chose a lace long-line bra with convertible straps, which, when paired with something high-waisted, acts more like a top.
|
|
With stocks trading at huge discounts from their peaks, and oil prices expected to rebound at some point this year, some investors and money managers are beginning to take a second look at companies with high debt.
|
|
Taser International, the company that exclusively produces and sells those electroshock weapons to police departments, filed a court document on June 13th asking the United States Supreme Court to give the circuit court's instructions a second look.
|
|
The debate on Wednesday was our second look at how frontrunner and former Vice President Joe Biden can contend with a scrum of rivals trying to land a hit on former President Barack Obama's right hand guy.
|
|
I've learned that thicker socks don't always equate to warmer feet, and after a few bumpy years of my ski boots not fitting properly, I had to take a second look at the socks I was wearing.
|
|
While this isn't news, even to reheats (see Diamond Leung's tweet from 2014 below), these kinds of throwback athletic path-crossings seem to be getting a second look when certain players meet and the stakes are high.
|
|
Santa may raise some eyebrows with his staff of laborers and no one really knows what the Tooth Fairy does with our teeth, but this egg-laying rabbit is a biological singularity that deserves a second look.
|
|
Senator Richard Blumenthal, a Connecticut Democrat, said he hoped the action by European regulators prompts the Federal Trade Commission to take a close second look at whether Google is deserving of antitrust scrutiny in the United States.
|
|
In a scenario involving an armed teacher of color, these factors would likely be at play: A teacher could, in a split second, look like a shooter, instead of a protector of the students in their care.
|
|
When FBI Director James Comey wrote to Congress informing lawmakers the bureau would take a second look at emails related to Clinton's use of a private server while secretary of State, Democratic momentum came to a halt.
|
|
But in recent weeks, the oceans and atmosphere have been pulling everything into place to facilitate a potentially stronger La Niña than previously thought, so those who follow commodities markets may want to take a second look.
|
|
Ms. Sudbeck's case is one of thousands that have gotten a second look from investigators since the Manhattan district attorney, Cyrus R. Vance Jr., committed $22016 million in forfeiture money to help other jurisdictions test rape kits.
|
|
The operation lags other top candidates, and because of that lack of infrastructure, those same aides believe the senator needs a strong debate performance this week to remind voters why they are giving her a second look.
|
|
Take a second look at that cause you have been thinking about donating to support, or that event you have been thinking about signing up for as a volunteer, or that neighbor who needs an extra hand.
|
|
The company acknowledges that it will likely make decisions going forward that will be controversial, and reminds creators that an appeals process exists to request a second look for any actions they believe were made in error.
|
|
Investigators are also taking a second look at the death of Keel's first wife, Elizabeth Edward Keel, who died in 2006 at the same home Keel lives in today, according to a statement from the sheriff's office.
|
|
So take a second look at those weird smoke detectors and clocks the next time you check in for an overnight stay, because as this privacy-violating news goes to show, being paranoid just means you're paying attention.
|
|
You can hear Hammoudi's story: Required Reading is published every Sunday morning ET, and is comprised of a short list of art-related links to long-form articles, videos, blog posts, or photo essays worth a second look.
|
|
Read MoreFintech regs get a second look at Treasury Startups are looking to bolster credibility with Beltway veterans, at a time when regulators are seeking to address a gap in regulation between large, traditional financial institutions and startups.
|
|
For Cuoco's second look — a form-fitting white lace Tadashi Shoji jumpsuit with Louise et Cie shoes — Symonds just took out the bun and sprayed Cuoco's roots with V.I.P. powder spray to create a backcombed look and texture.
|
|
While you won't be able to tell when the tide is coming in or figure out the time in Paris, this mechanical watch is well worth a second look if you're into something other than the Apple Watch.
|
|
The Star-Telegram reports that police used a search warrant to take a second look at the family's residence, but they did not say what they were looking for or if they had removed anything from the home.
|
|
Trump's false sense of security, fueled by his thin veneer of money and power will always get him a second look, but it will always get him in trouble as well, and dig him deeper into a hole.
|
|
I feel like there's something about [this idea] that's making people nod their head and say wow, I think I want to take a second look to see if I'm where I'm supposed to be in my life.
|
|
But the integrity of this election wasn't truly in question (Donald Trump's outrageous pre-election claims of "rigging" notwithstanding) until Hillary Clinton supporters began floating bizarre conspiracy theories to justify taking a second look at the Rust Belt.
|
|
Consumer Reports has agreed to give the new MacBook Pro a second look after meeting with Apple and uncovering a software bug that may have caused the inconsistent battery life that led the magazine to withhold its recommendation.
|
|
Iowa party officials are taking a second look at the results from 95 precincts — about 5 percent of the statewide total — after The Times last week uncovered miscalculated and misreported results on the paperwork of various caucus leaders.
|
|
To achieve the second look, which Pica said gives off a "cool, minimal '90s vibe," she applied silver eye shadow across the lids (from Chanel's Les 4 Ombres palette in Modern Glamour) and down around the tear ducts.
|
|
Chantico Global CEO Gina Sanchez said that while the coronavirus outbreak could further slow growth in China, as was the case with the SARS outbreak, the FXI China Large-Cap ETF is worth a second look by investors.
|
|
"I don't know if many people picked up on the fact that there have been multiple events in the past couple months where I've worn mismatched earrings," she says (like for her second look at the VMAs, shown above).
|
|
I've always felt that people who might dismiss a book just because it was a comic might give it a second look when it was a New York Times bestselling comic, which of course helped both readers and creators.
|
|
But while Pretty Woman now holds rom-com emeritus status, the film, nearly 30 years later, deserves a second look as a legitimate work of cinema with serious concerns about women, men, sex, class and power, among other things.
|
|
However, the night belonged to the blushing bride who debuted her second look after tying the knot in a gorgeous custom Givenchy design by the label's British Artistic Director, Clare Waight Keller, that was fit for an elegant princess.
|
|
If the markets react severely, members of Parliament may be cowed into going "back and take a second look" at the deal, according to Spencer Boyer, a senior fellow with the Penn Biden Center for Diplomacy and Global Engagement.
|
|
Yet the stock market's shocks since August have sent the prices of many IPOs tumbling, wiping out their early gains and pushing many below even their offering prices — raising the question of whether they are worth a second look.
|
|
Underwater archaeologists and other researchers have taken a second look at a sinkhole 30 feet deep in the Aucilla River in northern Florida that is rich with remnants of stone tools, as well as fossilized mastodon bones and dung.
|
|
Early in 2018, the Trump administration set about dividing "real" native-born citizens from naturalized citizens, inaugurating the "denaturalization task force," whose Operation Janus and Operation Second Look are pursuing denaturalization proceedings and screening old naturalization applications for fraud.
|
|
Biden has a big lead among black voters in the presidential race, according to polls, and Booker's comments to the National Urban League could be a way to get such voters to take a second look at the race.
|
|
EASA is also taking a second look at aspects of the plane's design, suggesting a rare break with the Federal Aviation Administration — one with the potential to set a new precedent for how new and updated planes are certified.
|
|
BRUSSELS — The highest court in the European Union ruled on Wednesday that Intel's $703 billion antitrust fine get a second look, a decision that could ease some of the legal pressure that American tech giants face in the region.
|
|
The outlet took a second look at the conversation, which occurred between the siblings at the same time the Queen announced her (supposed) pregnancy, and found that one line may hint to a sinister future for the key players in Westeros.
|
|
This is, of course, the kind of "bad mom" story built around two other protagonists of true crime melodramas — Casey Anthony and Darlie Routier — whose cases have been getting a second look this summer, on network and cable television, respectively.
|
|
If you've ever questioned whether you accidentally swiped left on the love of your life, perhaps the most exciting news is their Second Look feature, which allows users to "re-review" somebody they might have initially decided wasn't a match.
|
|
It's not clear if the debate will change many minds in Iowa, but Mr. Bush and Mr. Rubio, who had been drowned out by the Trump-Cruz show, might now get a second look before the caucuses on Monday night.
|
|
Her first outfit was a pink leotard with a black flared skirt barely covering her exposed backside, while her second look was just as risqué, wearing a green long-sleeve one-piece with butt-exposing thong when the wedgie mishap happened.
|
|
Since that and the resultant reexamination of Hollywood's gender dynamics and power structures, many have taken a second look at pop culture's advocacy of toxic masculinity, such as with romantic comedies where a man pursues a woman until she relents.
|
|
When some writers called for a sober second look at the wave of accusations moving across most of our cultural industries—cautioning that quick judgments might lead toward a sex panic—they met with reactions of visceral anger from some quarters.
|
|
He has made only modest headway in the last few months: Mr. Trump has struggled badly with fund-raising, and Mr. Christie has pleaded with donors in personal phone calls and at fund-raising events to give him a second look.
|
|
Interviews with two dozen caucusgoers this past weekend suggest the race in Iowa is wide open, and strong debate performances earned some candidates the chance to make inroads with those who are suddenly giving them a first or second look.
|
|
The jobless rate for high school dropouts, which has been elevated throughout the recovery, fell more than a full percentage point to 6.3 percent, suggesting that employers who had previously ignored these lower-skilled workers are now taking a second look.
|
|
"Our focus right now is on merging Paribus into the broader Capital One family, and adding the Paribus product into the broader set of technology and tools aimed at making people's lives easier, like CreditWise and Second Look," Lopez added.
|
|
LONDON (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Theresa May urged MPs on Monday to take a "second look" at her deal to leave the European Union, a last-ditch effort to win over a parliament that looks set to reject the agreement.
|
|
"India's time in the sun has come," said Chauhan, and those currently are not invested in the markets could well take a second look, especially with the lackluster gains in precious metals and real estate over the past few years.
|
|
A headed goal by Aaron Long in the 22th minute was overturned by video-assistant review, the second time in the two-leg series the Red Bulls had scored a goal only for it to be erased after a second look.
|
|
When you're bored at work from funny Required Reading is published every Sunday morning ET, and is comprised of a short list of art-related links to long-form articles, videos, blog posts, or photo essays worth a second look.
|
|
Heading into their fourth and fifth decades, deep into midlife architectural crises, needing face-lifts, they're now vulnerable and back again in the public eye, eliciting concern and attracting a second look — and sympathy — even from people who never liked them.
|
|
LONDON (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Theresa May urged lawmakers on Monday to take "a second look" at her deal to leave the European Union, warning them that voting it down could open the way for the breakup of the United Kingdom.
|
|
"Voters will take note of his performance in Iowa, New Hampshire, and then, as you know, a state that begins to represent greater diversity in the country, and that will cause people to take a second look," Garcia said of Sanders.
|
|
Detroit was in transition, and so was I. Required Reading is published every Sunday morning ET, and is comprised of a short list of art-related links to long-form articles, videos, blog posts, or photo essays worth a second look.
|
|
In Brides' exclusive look into the wedding, it was revealed that for her big day Williams wore an elegant Marchesa gown with a plunging neckline before changing into a second look — a strapless white dress — by Reem Acra for the after party.
|
|
Sterblue, a French drone software startup that is launching out of Y Combinator's latest class of companies, is aiming to get off-the-shelf drones inspecting large outdoor structures up close with automated insights that identify anomalies that need a second look.
|
|
"Some of it is folks taking a second look at names that may have been unduly punished in the rotation out of tech that started about ten days ago," said David Lefkowitz, senior equity strategist at UBS Wealth Management Americas in New York.
|
|
This second look at the story of Carol Danvers's air force captain turned superhero expands on the first trailer, which revealed the movie's basic premise: Danvers comes crashing down to Earth and doesn't remember who she is or any details about her life.
|
|
"Some of it is folks taking a second-look at names that may have been unduly punished in the rotation out of tech that started about 10 days ago," said David Lefkowitz, senior equity strategist at UBS Wealth Management Americas in New York.
|
|
My guess is that after a few days of ominous press stories, (the press always loves to see a front-runner stumble), and some polling data indicating the story is hurting Clinton, the press and the public will take a second look.
|
|
"Some of it is folks taking a second-look at names that may have been unduly punished in the rotation out of tech that started about 523 days ago," said David Lefkowitz, senior equity strategist at UBS Wealth Management Americas in New York.
|
|
Bear in mind that trusts only have to produce more than $12,500 in income in order to be taxed at the top rate of 39.6 percent — a number that will surely grab your attention as you take a second look at your 1040.
|
|
From companies taking a second look at their sexual harassment policies to the tide of #MeToo stories flooding social media, the controversy has sparked the biggest national conversation on sexual harassment since the Anita Hill-Clarence Thomas battle in the early '90s.
|
|
The photos are a blast from the polyester past: Required Reading is published every Sunday morning ET, and is comprised of a short list of art-related links to long-form articles, videos, blog posts, or photo essays worth a second look.
|
|
A pro-family politics that assesses this liberation purely in terms of socioeconomic gains or losses is missing something; a pro-family politics that treats it as a cultural disaster will never persuade many accomplished women to give conservatism a second look.
|
|
Most taxpayers may end up with about the same status or slightly overwithheld under the new tables, but higher-income individuals should take a second look, said Cari Weston, director of tax practice and ethics at the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants.
|
|
The judges also said O'Connor must take a second look at the law after the Trump administration made new arguments late in the game that had said the law should only be struck as it applies to the states that brought the challenge.
|
|
On a second look, however, the underlying engine of the show — which would become the underlying engine of his candidacy, his presidency and now, his impeachment — came from the clashing of candidates from "various backgrounds," as Mr. Trump put it in the premiere.
|
|
Washington (CNN)The Supreme Court sent a case concerning a death row inmate, who claims he can no longer remember his crimes because of several strokes he had while in prison, back down to the lower courts to take a second look.
|
|
It was also just one of many obscure forays in Florida business that now are getting a second look as Parnas heads to court on federal criminal charges while also serving as a central figure in the House-led Trump impeachment investigation.
|
|
The slime mold also encouraged Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen to adopt an open-border policy, Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Scott Pruitt to ban offshore drilling, and Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson to take a second look at food deserts.
|
|
The answer, according to the complaint, is that merely getting a "second look" from the admissions committee, the kind a big donation could buy you, wasn't enough; parents wanted the ironclad guarantee that only a college coach's sterling recommendation could give them.
|
|
" Asked by CNN what the consequences would be if those red-state Democrats block Gorsuch, Alexander responded gently: "I think the consequence would be that independent voters, centrist voters who put them into office, would take a second look when they run for re-election.
|
|
While it's the perfect time for audiences to revisit some of their favorite Elton John songs, the use of this particular song as the narrative glue in Rocketman might make even seasoned fans take a second look at the meaning of the "Rocket Man" lyrics.
|
|
"Even if you&aposre agnostic, or you tend to believe that al-Qaida attacked the World Trade Center and Pentagon and that the government had no warning such a thing could happen, it&aposs worth taking a second look," Reid's blog said of the documentary .
|
|
Ms. Klobuchar, who is getting a second look after a strong performance in the October debate, received 3 percent support in the Quinnipiac survey and two others this week, giving her a total of four qualifying polls and securing her spot for Nov. 20.
|
|
Stories about Clinton's work with 9/11 first responders and their families appeared to draw an emotional response from the crowd — but on second look, the cheering was pretty well confined to the New York delegation, conveniently placed directly in front of the stage.
|
|
But if you want to start with basics and sample the full breadth of his talent, start with The Hits/The B-Sides, a collection that highlights Prince's sharpest and most popular hits while also showcasing the deep cuts that deserve a second look.
|
|
And when he talks about the real victims, the real victims are the girl who has to spend the rest of her life wondering every time she walks through the grocery store and someone takes a second look at her, 'Has he seen my pictures?
|
|
It does go to show, though, that containers and Kubernetes can make it far easier to at least stand up a basic OpenStack deployment than ever before — and maybe that will get companies that weren't thinking about using OpenStack to give it a second look.
|
|
While Jordan flew, Travis told me about the passing flock of geese he tried to join with his drone, and about seeing a bear suddenly pop up in his F.P.V. He brought the drone back for a second look; the bear did not seem bothered.
|
|
A strong performance by the underdog, such as Mitt Romney's showing in the first debate against President Barack Obama in 2012, can force voters to take a second look at a candidate they may have written off and make the fall campaign competitive once more.
|
|
"If my effective tax rate was 0.05 percent, then falling to 0.005 percent, I would have the feeling that maybe I should have a second look at my tax bill," Vestager said in a rebuke to the iPhone maker, one of the world's biggest companies.
|
|
Carl Sagan predicts 2017 in 1996 from pics hmmm from hmmm Required Reading is published every Sunday morning ET, and is comprised of a short list of art-related links to long-form articles, videos, blog posts, or photo essays worth a second look.
|
|
Ohanian's realization comes at a time when companies themselves as well as lawmakers in Congress are taking a second look at the policies and laws in place in to see whether parents have the time off work they need to take raise their infant children.
|
|
"Because gold is somewhat under-owned, traders are taking a second look to see if we can get over $1,300 area," said George Gero, managing director of RBC Wealth Management in New York, noting support from the dollar, safe-haven buying and chart signals.
|
|
If this sends you flipping back to Page 1, all the better, because there is so much going on in this novel, so many sharp observations packed into sentences as sensual and jarring as a Mardi Gras parade, that it bears a second look.
|
|
Several Democratic officials and strategists said the endorsements of Ms. Ocasio-Cortez and Ms. Omar — and possibly Representative Rashida Tlaib of Michigan — could stoke enthusiasm among the far left and perhaps prompt some of Ms. Warren's supporters to take a second look at Mr. Sanders.
|
|
Internal Iowa Democratic Party emails over the weekend revealed that although the party was taking a second look at some problematic precincts, close to 5 percent of the total, it would not fix errors that occurred on the official handwritten tally sheets from precincts.
|
|
"There are plenty of evangelical Americans who maybe didn't support President Trump in the last election because they didn't believe he was a true ally, but who are now taking a second look at him because of his record," a Trump campaign adviser said.
|
|
Death of suspect's first wife also investigated Investigators are also taking a second look at the death of Keel's first wife, Elizabeth Edward Keel, who died in 2006 at the same home Keel lives in today, according to a statement from the sheriff's office.
|
|
Image: GoogleWhile often derided as buggy, slow, and not as good as alternative options like the Apple TV or even the Chromecast, Android TV has been quietly fixing a lot of its problems and adding a pile of features that make it worth a second look.
|
|
His hard-line competitor, a Texan with a Princeton class ring — who has for years united a divided Washington in hatred of him — is emerging as a measured alternative, drawing a second look from a despairing establishment that he has derided as an emblem of cronyism.
|
|
And some players deserve a second look because they drop an absolutely filthy solo golazo after finding the space between six defenders just above the 18-yard box in the 57th minute against Hanover to eventually pull their side Borussia Dortmund ahead for a 1-0 victory.
|
|
Even so, there's enough additional footage of Bey's posse of magical black women, the Queen herself looking flawless while traipsing through a field in a Kente print gown, and clips of her wedding to Jay Z that you're going to want to take a second look.
|
|
Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) suggested before Christmas that Congress could take a second look at passing a war powers resolution against ISIS.
|
|
And if a new Trump replaces the old Trump, and his script changes from attacking the establishment to revealing he wants to lead it, look for some of his most fervent supporters to take a second look and conclude they have been sold a bill of goods.
|
|
With Tesla's Cybertruck announcement creating buzz and, for some, boosting the stock's bull case, investors may be taking a second look at the name, particularly after Tesla CEO Elon Musk suggested in a tweet Wednesday that the company had received 250,000 orders for the futuristic-looking pickup.
|
|
Blumenthal particularly grilled Tim Wu, a former FTC advisor who initially defended the agency's 2013 decision to drop its investigation of Google's alleged search bias but who said the agency should take a second look after he published additional research last year -- specifically surrounding local search results.
|
|
"If my effective tax rate was 0.05 percent, then falling to 0.005 percent, I would have the feeling that maybe I should have a second look at my tax bill," Vestager said in a rebuke to Apple, one of the world's biggest companies and maker of the iPhone.
|
|
Viewers of the big game today got a 45-second look at the upcoming Independence Day: Resurgence, the sequel to the 1996 alien invasion movie that blew up the White House, let Will Smith punch his first alien, and generated the most stirring speech ever committed to film.
|
|
It would force many of them to give you a second look — and virtually none of your supporters would care, because few voted for you on this issue and they all know that their kids understand the climate is changing and would be heartened if you did, too.
|
|
The repercussions of the World Cup's first V.A.R. decision had been immediate — the whole review, from whistle to second look to whistle, took less than two minutes — but that the new system appeared to work as designed does not mean it will put an end to postmatch debates.
|
|
The findings of the Mueller report are getting a second look on Capitol Hill after the decision by Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiHouse Republicans voice concerns about White House's impeachment messaging Overnight Health Care: Judge rules supervised drug injection sites are legal | Is a drug pricing deal still possible?
|
|
Klobuchar has embarked on a 27-county, four-day swing through the first-in-the-nation caucus state, where she is hoping her debate performance and her moderate message will earn her a second look and much-needed momentum with a little more than 40 days until the caucuses.
|
|
Despite the unfortunate state of freedom of ideas on U.S. campuses today, it was still the scholastic principle of openness to alternatives that encouraged me to give Trump's views a second look, and what I found was far more nuance than the media and his critics give him credit for.
|
|
Then there was male model Joel Wolfe, who sported a two-piece floral suit; his second look was a cropped hoodie that read, "We all grow in the same garden," a quote thought up by Siriano and husband Brad Walsh, that will soon go on sale to benefit the ACLU.
|
|
Unfortunately it is closing down but you can see great images on their blog: Did you know: Required Reading is published every Sunday morning ET, and is comprised of a short list of art-related links to long-form articles, videos, blog posts, or photo essays worth a second look.
|
|
This has allowed it to update its Google restaurant listings product with an expanded set of information beyond business hours and other facts to include more nuanced details like a restaurant's ambience, specialized menu options, whether it's family friendly, and more Now, it seems Google is giving Zagat a second look.
|
|
Kansas City television station KCTV aired another audio recording, believed to have been made as Hill and Espinal were in Dubai's international airport, that spurred the Johnson County District Attorney's Office to take a second look at a possible criminal case involving injuries to the couple's 3-year-old son.
|
|
"If you take a second look at the crucial reports from Macy's, Kohl's, Nordstrom [and JC] Penney, you find things that you can like about these, even as none of them truly stands out as must-own stocks, " the "Mad Money" host said, turning to Macy's first to prove his point.
|
|
"If you take a second look at the crucial reports from Macy's, Kohl's, Nordstrom [and JC] Penney, you find things that you can like about these, even as none of them truly stands out as must-own stocks, " the "Mad Money " host said, turning to Macy's first to prove his point.
|
|
However, when they start hitting each other over the head with hammers or poking each others' eyes, or using dynamite to get a humorous point across, then maybe we want to slow down and take a second look at what the implications are to the young and old viewer alike.
|
|
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross is having a second look at trade remedies in the case of China telecommunications company ZTE Corp "and if there are any structural changes in their case, they will be very harsh," White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow told Fox Business Network on Friday.
|
|
Republican donors are starting to give Trump a second look now that he's likely to top the ticket, but Singer, along with GOP heavyweights such as the Ricketts family, which owns the Chicago Cubs, and Randy Kendrick, wife of the Arizona Diamondbacks owner, aren't likely to donate anything to the businessman.
|
|
The move may be bringing to the surface hidden tensions between ambitious Middle Eastern students who have been welcomed to the United States with scholarships and job opportunities, and fellow students and other residents who believe the threat of terrorism necessitates a second look at who is let into the country.
|
|
Having reached what Sundrum describes as a "certain level of desperation" about the lack of new discoveries at the LHC, he and his collaborators gave Chacko's model a second look and realized that it was just one of a whole class of theories that could restore naturalness by virtue of hidden particles.
|
|
Seasoned hairstylists AJ Palace and Matt Fugate tell us that most brides want to style their hair into a second look for their reception, and interestingly, those same brides almost always have an in-salon appointment to chop their hair after their honeymoon, so why not knock it out in one fell swoop?
|
|
The company took a second look into Kremlin Brexit disinformation after being criticized by a UK parliamentary committee which is running an enquiry into fake news, and whose chair, Damian Collins, has taken a special interest in Brexit — including called out Facebook and Twitter for their lack of cooperation with his enquiry.
|
|
In their final report, members suggest that the prisons should actually devote more resources to addiction treatment, cognitive behavioral therapy, classes, and faith programs, and incentivize participation by offering offenders reducing time from their sentences and a "second look" at their cases by a federal judge after they've served certain number of years.
|
|
New moons bring new beginnings, so usually this would be an amazing time for you to set intentions for manifesting emotional and material abundance; however, the clash between Venus and Pluto will force you to take a second look at what's important to you before you light any of your magick candles.
|
|
With all due self-respect, that would be a waste of an extraordinary opportunity for this President to not only make history (appointing the fifth female justice would indeed be historic), but to force detractors to take a second look at him, and dare I say -- maybe even to expand his base?
|
|
Shellshocked Republican donors are giving Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE a second look now that he's the party's presumptive presidential nominee.
|
|
Representative Marcy Kaptur,an Ohio Democrat who once challenged Ms. Pelosi, said she had previously signed a letter expressing support for her but noted that she would be willing to take a second look at someone from the Rust Belt, where Hillary Clinton lost in what had been Democratic strongholds in presidential elections.
|
|
To understand the power of the racial rhetoric frequently used by Republican Party candidates, we cobbled together and solicited reactions to this statement: Taking a second look at people coming from terrorist countries who wish us harm or at people from places overrun with drugs and criminal gangs is just common sense.
|
|
Whether you're a consumer, a techie or a D.C. lifer, we're here to give you ... THE BIG STORIES: --GIVE ME JUST A LITTLE MORE TIME: A long-awaited bill to give law enforcement access to encrypted data will have to wait a few more days as the White House takes a second look. Sens.
|
|
Wikipedia rejected an entry on a Nobel Prize winner because she wasn't famous enough Art Experts Confirm Guggenheim Museum A Forgery Required Reading is published every Sunday morning ET, and is comprised of a short list of art-related links to long-form articles, videos, blog posts, or photo essays worth a second look.
|
|
Armed with a stronger legal grounding for killing DACA due to the DC ruling, the Trump administration might force appeals courts on the coasts to take a second look at the case for ending DACA, and to consider whether the person acting rashly was not the administration but the judges who ordered renewals to start up again.
|
|
FROM PEN:Rose Byrne Reveals The 'Rolls-Royce of Spanx' She Wore to The Met Gala For the second look, Kylie tried on the dress she ultimately wound up wearing, a custom rose gold naked dress featuring all-over 3D floral embellishment, beading, corsetry through the waist, and a ton of long, beaded fringe hanging down from her shoulders.
|
|
With the job market tight, ex-felons and other workers who often struggled to find jobs are getting a second look, according to a recent report by the Society for Human Resource Management, which surveyed more than 2,000 corporate managers and HR executives nationwide on their attitudes about ex-offenders for a report released in May.
|
|
"I want to make a respectful suggestion, and that is this: that President Trump ask his lawyers to take a second look at an existing funding authority that the president has to consider construction of the 234 miles of border wall that do not require a formal declaration of a national emergency," he said in a floor speech.
|
|
For the second look, she tested out another giant tee/boot combo, this time swapping out the Louis Vuitton bag from some Louis Vuitton combat boots accented with the brand's same signature monogram print and switching the sports jersey for a jumbo white Champion tee and a green pair of the space age, Rihanna-designed Dior sunglasses.
|
|
I was given a chance to play because I could fight and people believe because of my toughness, and ability to drop the gloves, I was given a second look and second chance and a chance to make it to the next level, so I do miss that part and I think it's unfortunate that it has gone away.
|
|
While Biden has built a strong civil rights record over the last four decades and spent eight years as vice president to the nation's first black president, his stand against busing as a method to desegregate schools -- which he still stands by today -- is among the chapters of a legislative record facing a second look by today's progressive Democratic Party.
|
|
And it means taking a second look at local folks like Jacksonville Mayor Curry and Councilman Gaffney, both of whom are up for re-election in the first half of 2019 and haven't offered up any solutions for taking on the root cause of gun violence — cough, guns — and not just taking minimal action after a tragedy has taken place.
|
|
Wayne might have been with two women that make you take a second look, and he might have had a big bouquet of Mary Jane's flowers, but he also knew that Drake was Captain Hook and that the soon-to-be 6 God's roof was not long for this world—both on his car and in a more metaphorical sense.
|
|
The idea that the LGBT community should give Republican Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE a first look, let alone a second look, was a heresy worthy of a stake and a flame.
|
|
I think if you're [CEO] Gorman you can consolidate, I guess some people would say fire people, but it is incredible to see a franchise like E-Trade that people didn't think was worth that much after a second look, after Ameritrade was bought, and then why does Gorman come and do that even though people were passing up on it initially?
|
|
Thinking about this quandary sent me back for a second look at a book I'd read about a year back; the connection might be easier to understand when you realize that the German word translated as "ego" in the title of Max Stirner's The Ego and His Own really means "unique": the title could be literally translated as The Unique One and His Own.
|
|
Candidates must meet a donor requirement set by the Democratic National Committee as well as a polling requirement; Ms. Klobuchar, who is getting a second look after a strong performance in the October debate, received 3 percent support in the Quinnipiac survey and two others this week, giving her a total of four qualifying polls and securing her spot in the debate next month.
|
|
Green Party presidential candidate Jill Stein filed for a recount in Pennsylvania Monday as she pushes for a second look at the results in several states won by Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE.
|
|
If Ms. Warren was hoping for a second look from Democrats alarmed by her single-payer plan, she found one in Betsy Loughran, 79, of Tamworth, N.H. Ms. Loughran, who used to run a nonprofit social services agency, said she found Ms. Warren's proposal for an interim public option "much more palatable, frankly" — so much so that she would now consider donating to her campaign.
|
|
The Caribbean was the prime drugs pathway to North America when Colombia's Medellin and Cali cartels controlled the cocaine trade, but is not now favored by the Mexican cartels which prefer to go through, under, and over the Southwest border of the U.S. Now, the combination of local economic necessity and good transport facilities may earn the territory a second look from the cartels.
|
|
Opinion Columnist In the discourse of the upper-upper, don't-call-us-rich middle class, an old stereotype of fatherhood — the dim, affable, useless-for-housework Pop — has lately been supplemented by a new one: The credit-hogging, pleased-with-himself Good Dad, who does just enough housework to pretend that he's an equal partner, and swans about in a BabyBjorn reaping applause from people who wouldn't give an overburdened mom a second look.
|
|
Ben SasseBenjamin (Ben) Eric SassePompeo presses Britain to take second look at Huawei 28503G ruling Overnight Defense: White House threatens to veto House Iran bills | Dems 'frustrated' after Iran briefing | Lawmakers warn US, UK intel sharing at risk after Huawei decision Hillicon Valley: UK allows Huawei to build 22020G in blow to Trump | Lawmakers warn decision threatens intel sharing | Work on privacy bill inches forward | Facebook restricts travel to China amid virus MORE (R-Neb.), a member of the Senate Intelligence Committee, said in a statement.
|
|
Ben SasseBenjamin (Ben) Eric SassePompeo presses Britain to take second look at Huawei 2202G ruling Overnight Defense: White House threatens to veto House Iran bills | Dems 'frustrated' after Iran briefing | Lawmakers warn US, UK intel sharing at risk after Huawei decision Hillicon Valley: UK allows Huawei to build 2628G in blow to Trump | Lawmakers warn decision threatens intel sharing | Work on privacy bill inches forward | Facebook restricts travel to China amid virus MORE (R-Neb.), a member of the Senate Intelligence Committee, said in a statement.
|
|
The format has proven tricky to master and third parties have been slow to support the feature (though a few major networks, like Tumblr and Facebook, have jumped on board.) But Motion Stills manages to tackle both of these issues and does so in an extremely lightweight way (the app doesn't require an Internet connection or login of any kind — though it does leave a small watermark on GIFs you create.) Better still, it gives you a reason to go back to all the Live Photos you've previously shot and give them a second look — you may find that some are worth sharing after all.
|
|