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The only simple truth after our week of horrors is that there is no simple truth.
Kroger has over a dozen store brands, including its Simple Truth (natural foods) and Simple Truth Organic, as well as gourmet offers under its Private Selection and HemisFares labels.
The simple truth is that cash costs the banks more.
The simple truth is, excessive prices raise costs for everyone.
Lost on radicals like Bundy is a very simple truth.
Simple Truth has likewise benefited from a social media boost.
That's the plain and simple truth about starting a side business.
Kroger, Bakers, Gerbes and Dillons stores carry the Simple Truth line.
Sadly, the Sisi government seems unwilling to recognize this simple truth.
The simple truth is that electronic music is just more fun.
Simple Truth apologized to Allen in a direct message on Twitter.
There is not one simple truth because everyone has their own.
Because the simple truth is that these notches don't need to exist.
"The simple truth is, she's just a bad person," he calmly declares.
It's a simple truth: Republicans explode the deficit when they're in power.
After weeks of hearings, Democrats are discovering a simple truth about impeachment.
But the tranquility masks a simple truth -- the border is perpetually tense.
We need to articulate a simple truth: We are better than this.
It's a story with a simple truth: violence is a dead end.
First, there's the simple truth that this line of attack doesn't poll well.
The simple truth is that birth control helps women prevent and plan pregnancy.
MM: The simple truth today is that every single system will get hacked.
Here's a simple truth: We find inconvenient political facts to be genuinely unpleasant.
The simple truth is that Ryanair's absence hurts more Ukrainians than it helps.
The simple truth is no one country alone can plug the growing global
I struggle all the time to make my editors understand this simple truth.
Then, they found a surprise guest in their packaged Simple Truth Organic lettuce.
Now I was the one who was ashamed, for ignoring the simple truth.
The simple truth is you're probably not an ideal target for this attack.
The simple truth is musicians need to be paid more for their content.
But that is the simple truth and we've got to confront that truth.
Ambush or not, the simple truth is the Cossacks got the worst of it.
In 2015, he released his first and only solo album, titled "The Simple Truth."
The simple truth is that Obamacare is a direct attack on the middle class.
And the simple truth is that risk pools are still going to lose money.
That is a simple truth that too many American families know from personal experience.
But the simple truth is that the industry doesn't care about any of that.
And all these years later, the NFL still refuses to accept this simple truth.
The answer comes down to a simple truth: Assholes are incapable of being shamed.
But the simple truth is, Trump's comportment is likely to get worse, not better.
Kroger's Simple Truth grew 15% last year and is now a $2.3 billion brand.
Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe was profoundly convinced of that simple truth all along.
The simple truth is that politicians aren't so different from the people they represent.
The new meat-free ground beef and burger patties made with pea protein will be a part of Simple Truth Emerge, a plant-based meat extension of its organic Simple Truth line, which grossed more than $2.3 billion in sales in 2019.
The simple truth is Washington is bankrupting the country and robbing future generations of Americans.
The focus will include dietary supplements and private label products under the brand Simple Truth.
Kroger's Simple Truth line, launched in 2012, has grown to reach $2 billion in sales.
The simple truth is that America has a long history of systemic racism against minorities.
The simple truth is they won't have the opportunity to make money like this again.
The simple truth is that a second term almost guarantees Trump stays a free man.
A simple truth of today is that many of us share access to streaming services.
Its focus will include dietary supplements and private label products under the brand Simple Truth.
The simple truth here is that we want universities to expand their reach and operation.
Even taking that into account, though, our data strongly suggests a simple truth: that analytics work.
Kroger will sell its Simple Truth products in China, marking the U.S. grocer's first foray overseas.
They simple truth is that they can't, especially if our own government is working against them!
IF YOU LOOK AT OUR SIMPLE TRUTH, WHICH IS OUR BRAND, IS $1.7 BILLION BY ITSELF.
It is hard to understand how this simple truth has escaped attention in the public discourse.
Kroger's Simple Truth line,  launched in 2012, has since grown to reach $2 billion in sales.
"The sad and simple truth is that the anti-slavery movement has so far failed," Hyland said.
The simple truth is that farm subsidies aren't a "safety net," they're corporate welfare by another name.
But the simple truth is that Venezuela cannot wait any longer for the international community to act.
Kroger first announced its intention to launch plant-based products under its Simple Truth brand in September.
For many Americans, the simple truth that Mr. Trump really had won was too terrible to bear.
The simple truth is that Biden voted to give Bush broad power to go to war with Iraq.
This is the simple truth: There are many reasons a girl could want to join the Boy Scouts.
So let's establish a simple truth: The British didn't travel halfway across the world just to spread democracy.
But, looking at my joint covered in "Russian Red," it was the simple truth — this lipstick couldn't hang.
We have never learned this simple truth that applies to all of the Middle East and South Asia.
"The simple truth is the President is now a two-time loser in Alabama" @MajorCBS @CBSThisMorning pic.twitter.com/hNCPim32mi
The simple truth is that over the course of our lifetimes, we live many shared experiences at work.
The simple truth is that prosperous communities, good schools and savvy guidance counselors constitute affirmative action for whites.
But clearly both men knew the simple truth: They had reached this pinnacle because they were there together.
The simple truth, however, is that reform legislation narrowly targets how patents are litigated, not patent rights themselves.
The simple truth is that Bluetooth headphones — even fancy ones — are battery-operated devices, and will eventually need charging.
Both of Orman's pieces of advice point to one simple truth: Don't try to time or outsmart the market.
For all the punditry about the Vermont Senator's historic rise (or lack thereof), a simple truth has been missing.
The simple truth is this — if the Earth continues to warm, we will lose bears and entire polar ecosystems.
There is a simple truth here: Either Clinton or Trump will be the next president of the United States.
The simple truth is that today, Frank sees Nancy more regularly than he did through much of their marriage.
For the simple truth is that ever since Reagan, Republicans have basically played a con game on American voters.
"The simple truth is that the US is unhappy with a certain stance we take with China," he said.
No matter your religious beliefs, there's no denying one simple truth: Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer is a wintertime icon.
Austin left the band in 2014, citing creative differences and debuted his first solo album "The Simple Truth" in 2015.
There is a simple truth at the heart of the Alien movie franchise: being chased by a monster is terrifying.
But, the government countered, the prophet's words betray a simple truth about today's FLDS: The elite live by different rules.
Along with the simple truth that vintage music makes for terrific fun, it's also a tool for characterization in Guardians.
" They continued, "The close ties between higher education and industry should highlight to forward-thinking college administrators a simple truth.
But the simple truth is that bulk isn't always bad, and in fact, often it can be a good thing.
The simple truth is that the vast majority of our capital is required to finance the cars which generate revenue.
This simple truth became painfully evident on a trip to the port of Essaouira in Morocco a few years back.
"We are so sorry that the Simple Truth product had a live frog inside of the carton," the brand said.
The only way to beat Donald Trump is to highlight the simple truth of his record: It is not conservative.
The invitation to join my friends there had showed me a simple truth about myself: I never took real vacations.
Essentially, it all comes down to the realization of a simple truth: I cannot sit on the sidelines any longer.
The simple truth is that the vast majority of the internet industry brings home the bacon in ways that erode privacy.
Thousands of years of failure in this regard points to the simple truth: Human consciousness is not for anything at all.
The response to the unreasoned is the rational; to the uninformed, the enlightened; to the straight-out lie, the simple truth.
Here's the simple truth: A green way forward will now cost far less than even the optimists imagined a decade ago.
Unfortunately, the simple truth is that in the real world you can't climb virtual stairs or descend into a virtual cave.
Here is a simple truth: The stability of any nation rises or declines in direct relation to its economic well-being.
It's this simple truth, shorn of the drug-fueled mania and 1980s psychedelia, that keeps the spirit of Captain Newfoundland alive.
Meantime, Kroger is making bigger bets on its private-label lines, like Simple Truth for organic and Private Selection for gourmet.
They don't let failure knock their goals off trackFinally, six-figure earners know the simple truth that failure is only temporary.
"In their heart of hearts, all sides know this simple truth," Mr. Oz said as Mr. Netanyahu and Mr. Abbas listened.
Perhaps this new story is part of an ongoing cover-up among the meeting's participants — or perhaps it's the simple truth.
At the end of the day, however, the simple truth was that these tokens weren't backed by anything other than dreams.
Let me answer that: No. The simple truth is that Silicon Valley visionaries are given freedom no other chief executive would.
Even Kroger has focused on expanding its organic foods, growing its organic private-label line Simple Truth by 16% last year.
Brantley in Britain LONDON — When Effie White says that she's nobody's backup singer, it's obvious she's just speaking the simple truth.
For many, the calculation is predicated on a simple truth: What lies behind them is worse than what may lie ahead.
The simple truth is, I can't tell you because it will depend on how the economy actually evolves over coming months.
Finally, the simple truth that radical environmentalists don't understand is that oil will continue to play a role in reducing our emissions.
Mami didn't tell her the simple truth — that she needed to extend forgiveness to him before he extended forgiveness back to her.
Here's a simple truth every accessory maker should live by: don't make me carry new (or old, very old) types of cables.
And you were failed by anyone who dared to question this one clear and simple truth: Sex without consent is rape. Period.
It also elides a simple truth: Pool has thrown off the yoke of corporate bureaucracy, but he's still subject to market incentives.
Read more: Bernie Sanders says the 'simple truth' is Trump is an 'authoritarian leader,' and several experts tell INSIDER they largely agree
"The simple truth was that policies coming out of our nation's capital were literally driving jobs out of this country," Pence said.
The simple truth is Milwaukee's black residents have long had reason to take to the streets to voice their anger and frustration.
But underneath the increasingly large pile of misinformation, misinterpretation, and outright fabrication sits one simple truth: The whistle-blower did nothing wrong.
But I don't see how it could explain away a simple truth: In bringing children into the world, a person accepts responsibilities.
PEPPER'S EXISTENCE — of an artist of her generation and achievement, who happens also to be a woman — speaks to a simple truth.
Chiang discusses this a bit earlier in the story: They're blind to a simple truth: complex minds can't develop on their own.
But the simple truth is, as long as it keeps selling those users new e-books, Amazon doesn't really mind all that much.
Simple Truth Dry Roasted Macadamia Nuts and Ava's Organic Cashews Roasted & Salted products have both been recalled due to listeria concerns, CNN reports.
That proposition rests on the simple truth that counterspeech is by far the better remedy to the extent that particular statements are made.
The simple truth is this: There's no good way to set up a debate schedule when there are this many likely candidates running.
"The simple truth is people can only make these decisions of conscience, decisions of principle by themselves, in their own minds," he said.
The simple truth is it costs money to enforce our existing gun laws that have proved to be effective … when they're actually enforced.
"Here is the simple truth," Sanders, flanked by nine of his Democratic colleagues, said after walking into the room to cheers and applause.
"The simple truth is that this campaign has not taken a dollar from oil and gas industry PACs or corporations," the statement said.
The simple truth is that big money interests are out of control, and we need a president who will stand up to them.
The simple truth is that all art is political, in the sense that all art argues either for or against something, or occasionally both.
"The simple truth is he is not getting involved one way or another and his personal vote is a private matter," Adler told CNN.
"The simple truth is we have been planning for the contingency - all the various outcomes, all the possible outcomes of the negotiations," Davis said.
"This underlines a simple truth - Britain's arms sales and technical military support are fuelling a brutal war in Yemen," Goldring said in a statement.
The simple truth is the economy isn't working the way it should; incomes and wages are not keeping up with the cost of living.
The cloud of stories helped veil the simple truth that poorly trained insurgents had accidentally downed the plane with a missile supplied by Russia.
Making an album involves a lot of work and a lot of stress, and the simple truth is that it doesn't really pay off.
They're cute together, both so cheerfully chipper about the simple truth that anyone willingly associating with the Bachelor franchise at this point is bonkers.
The simple truth is that salaries have not kept pace with the cost of living, and many young adults see their parents and others struggling.
Kroger said its Simple Truth natural and organic products, which generated $2 billion in sales last year, will be sold in China beginning on Wednesday.
Recovery would happen a lot faster if euro-zone policymakers grasped the simple truth that a banking calamity can unfold slowly as well as quickly.
Let us not forget simple truth: many times CISOs turn to their subordinates for advice and decision-making, so don't just sell to the top.
The simple truth is that Schumer has no idea how a Justice Kavanaugh would vote if another legal challenge to ObamaCare reached the Supreme Court.
The Times has monetized the heck out of that simple truth; it has turned its pro-wrestling-style feud with Trump into a business strategy.
The CDC says that consumers should stay away from salads branded as Dole, Fresh Selections, Simple Truth, Marketside, The Little Salad Bar, and President's Choice.
Yet barely 10 years ago, we forgot this simple truth: Our communities are more fundamental to our survival than the oft-broken promises of politicians.
By the time the audience came to its feet, hollering, the word had gone from provocation to simple truth, a marker of certainty and power.
Cash may be more "comfortable" for risk-wary millennials — but the simple truth is that watching savings accumulate just doesn't cut it in the long run.
Jayapal's Medicare for All proposal recognizes the simple truth that women will never be equal members in society until we have full access to reproductive healthcare.
In order to sort out the good from the no-definitely-don't-do-that, we consulted the experts, who gave us the plain and simple truth.
According to the Food and Drug Administration, Kroger, the company that owns Simple Truth, is recalling the macadamia nuts after a supplier reported the possible contamination.
Nevertheless, in facing what will be a long and hard road ahead a simple truth has more meaning than ever: Not everybody needs to be heard.
That simple truth has resonated in my heart the past few days as volumes of praise and tributes have been lavished on Ali and his legacy.
The simple truth is that many women don't expect to need prenatal and maternity care because nearly half — 45 percent — of all U.S. pregnancies are unplanned.
Yet there remains the hope that both sides will become accustomed to one another other based on the simple truth that neither can avoid the other.
"The simple truth is that this campaign has not taken a dollar from oil and gas industry PACs or corporations," Nick Merrill, a spokesman for Mrs.
In July 1940, she received a Puerto Rican literary prize for her second collection of poems, "Canción de la verdad sencilla" ("Song of the Simple Truth").
But the simple truth is that the insurance industry is waiting with bated breath to have many millions of confused and desperate customers at their mercy.
Because, even though the half-life of a meme is shorter than ever, there's at least one simple truth in life: A left shark suit is funny.
The simple truth is that Democrats are the ones offering real, comprehensive, viable plans for helping Americans meet their basic needs and plan for a better future.
The simple truth, however, is that Chomsky's work in linguistics had already gained ground in the academy before the publication of "The Responsibility of Intellectuals" in 1967.
Rather than "retire sulking and trust that in a few decades the simple truth is to have prevailed," he exhorted visitors to read his works for themselves.
The next 24 hours may remind many of us of a simple truth: Voting is a basic right, but it can be a complicated one to exercise.
That polarization showed itself in the halls of the United Nations last week when I pointed out a simple truth: History proves that people will always resist occupation.
MONICA CROWLEY, SENIOR FELLOW, LONDON CENTER FOR POLICY RESEARCH: You know what, Sean, President Trump is the first president since Reagan and Nixon to understand one simple truth.
But in many ways the competition is a reflection of a simple truth about Wang: he loves playing with robots — building them, flying them, and watching them fight.
The impacts are profound when quantifying the simple truth that females earn nearly 20 cents on the dollar less than their male counterparts, aka the gender wage gap.
" The simple truth is Trump has tapped into, and wisely exploited, the real anger that exists across the nation toward anything that can be even remotely considered "establishment.
But this month, at what was described as "a conclave of ideas" organized by the Hindu right, I was reminded of a simple truth: Winning is not everything.
Women voters have been reminding their elected leaders of a simple truth that Republicans in Washington and in states across the country have forgotten: You work for us.
Leaving aside Republican rhetoric, their complaints about the NSF and other federal science agencies reflect a simple truth: These programs disproportionately benefit people and organizations represented by Democrats.
The simple truth is that people in poor black neighborhoods are at much greater risk of being killed by someone black from that area than by a white cop.
But, while solar, wind and battery storage may grab the headlines, a simple truth is often overlooked – we can't achieve deep decarbonization of our electricity system without hydropower. Why?
"Regardless of how you look at it, the simple truth is China has been intervening mostly to prevent the currency weakening, not to prevent it from strengthening," Hirson said.
It's the fight for people and planet against power and profit—a vision that begins with a simple truth: Indigenous people are still here, still strong, and still fighting.
And here's a simple truth I've been meaning to say for the better part of a year: "Lucky Peach Presents 101 Easy Asian Recipes" is an excellent, excellent cookbook.
"Kroger has been very clever about expanding into rapidly growing categories," said Neil Saunders, who heads retail consultancy GlobalData, highlighting brands like Simple Truth and Home Chef meal kits.
The simple truth is that, according to virtually every poll, Donald Trump is the least popular president after one year in office of any president in modern American history.
Ultimately, there is a key simple truth that underscores the differences between Falcon Heavy and SLS: Falcon Heavy belongs to Elon Musk, and SLS belongs to the American people.
The company recently announced that it is launching its own line of meat substitutes — which includes burger patties, grounds and deli slices — under its Simple Truth brand this fall.
Kayla Schneider, 28, a vegan receptionist and beauty advisor from Fenton, Michigan, has 19903,000 Twitter followers and earlier this year tweeted when Simple Truth vegan ice cream went on sale.
So far this year, the site reports freebies have included things like Butterfinger candy bars, Sweetarts Chewy Cherry Punch Rope, Simple Truth ready-to-drink coffee and a Neuro drink.
The simple truth is that even if we went all-out right now, it would be extremely difficult, not to mention risky, to put boots on regolith within 10 years.
The simple truth is that there are smarter ways for the left to affect change without leaving labor open to a transformative process that nobody can really predict or control.
Kayla Schneider, 28, a vegan receptionist and beauty advisor from Fenton, Michigan, has 11,000 Twitter followers and earlier this year tweeted when Simple Truth vegan ice cream went on sale.
"The simple truth is that given his relationship to employees at the companies he runs, he was not fit to lead a department responsible for defending workers' rights," he added.
Healthcare delivery is an incredibly complex topic, but one that has a simple truth: health security is key to living a good life, and, ultimately, for developing a strong economy.
"The simple truth is this: because of the extreme gerrymandering, Democrats cannot win a majority in the House or the Senate under the 2017 map," said Jones, the plaintiffs' lawyer.
Kayla Schneider, 22012, a vegan receptionist and beauty advisor from Fenton, Michigan, has 2.2012,22.24 Twitter followers and earlier this year tweeted when Simple Truth vegan ice cream went on sale.
"The simple truth is that Mayor Bloomberg, with all his money, will not create the kind of excitement and energy we need to defeat Donald Trump," Sanders tweeted on Sunday.
"My job right now, and that is the simple truth," he said, finally, "is to do everything that I can to see that we end one-party rule in Washington."
"The only way to beat Donald Trump is to highlight the simple truth of his record: It is not conservative," he said in Myrtle Beach, highlighting his own ironclad conservative credentials.
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics and the Census Bureau's The Simple Truth about the Gender Pay Gap, white women in the U.S. are still paid 20% less than men.
Warren's proposal prompted the Biden campaign to say she was "hiding a simple truth from voters" that the plan would require higher taxes on the middle class to pay for it.
The simple truth is that the actions of other nations in multilateral institutions, economically and politically, have an immediate effect on those participating in the discussions and those who do not.
Priggish and reactionary as Henry Ford may have been in other regards, he understood a simple truth: Demonstrate that your cars go faster than someone else's and consumer demand will rise.
But there's a simple truth that links all the controversies that have gathered around the President-elect in the three weeks since he won the election: Trump is determined to be Trump.
The simple truth is the DCCC didn't get involved in the race for the same reason that virtually nobody was paying attention to it — they didn't think the race would be competitive.
Sanders supporters were enraged that the race was called before Tuesday's primaries (some even harassed reporters covering Clinton), but it's becoming harder and harder to deny the simple truth of Clinton's victory.
Today, I couldn't answer any of the fearsome gaokao questions, but if I took anything away from that unpleasant, unsuccessful experience, I think it was a simple truth: no pain, no gain.
Demand is probably the more important driver of the oil price over the longer term, and the simple truth is that the global market is effectively now hostage to just two countries.
In these circumstances, Justice Ginsburg is to be commended for refusing to submit to the charade of normalcy and for telling the simple truth that the would-be emperor has no cred.
Kroger's Simple Truth brand will add a number of plant-based products to its portfolio, in an attempt to appeal to the growing number of consumers looking to reduce their meat consumption.
If you're lucky enough to not be one of us, the simple truth is that we have a higher chance of becoming seriously ill or dying from COVID-19 than you do.
As we collectively seek to take action in an effort to right the wrongs so brazenly and inhumanely repeated for a generation, we must not forget one simple truth: Words have power.
The simple truth is that Democrats can't show up in a community for a few months every two or four years and expect to build relationships that foster loyalty and successful campaigns.
"The simple truth is there are intelligence agencies, police agencies in other countries who are our allies, who are dealing with the same threats who are much more open about it," he added.
While China is the world's largest producer of steel, and has emerged as a major exporter in recent years, the simple truth is that very little of its output reaches the United States.
The simple truth about how ordinary people accomplish outrageous feats of success is that they do the hard things that smarter, wealthier, more qualified people don't have the courage — or desperation — to do.
Letters To the Editor: Re "Trump and Clinton Feast as 12 States Vote" (front page, March 2): We ignore at our peril a very simple truth: Donald Trump can win the general election.
"So do not be nervous ... I am sure that at the end of the day the competent legal bodies will come to one conclusion, to the simple truth: There is nothing," he added.
"The simple truth is that OPEC and Russia have to contend with the fact is that there is output growth elsewhere diluting their efforts at reducing supply," the bank said in a note.
They have not learned the simple truth — a truth clear in the New Deal and just as clear now — that timely and significant federal investment can make a real difference in people's lives.
The contaminated salads were produced at the Dole processing facility in Springfield, Ohio, and sold under various brand names, including Dole, Fresh Selections, Simple Truth, Marketside, The Little Salad Bar and President's Choice.
Whether you love her, hate her, or think that her entire family should be jettisoned into the eye of the sun, there's no denying the simple truth: Kim Kardashian is punk as fuck.
The simple truth is that proper first dates — ones not facilitated by algorithms and/or copious amounts of alcohol — are a rarity these days, especially among millennials, and especially in cities like New York.
If SpaceX's plan to launch with a crew in July pans out, that would be embarrassing to Boeing for sure, but the simple truth is these things take as long as they have to.
The simple truth exposed by the stumbling and bumbling collapse of the repeal effort is this: There is a big difference between making promises as the minority party and governing as the majority party.
"The simple truth is that things need to measured, there is no hurry, especially because with the exception of hiring, everything is softer than it was the last time the Fed tightened," Cramer said.
Most fundamentally, let us call all Americans to repentance for our failure to internalize the simple truth that none of us is more human than any other, and none of us is less so.
A complaint filed by Heitzinger and Buehler in September against Kroger alleged that honey labeled as "Private Selection Raw and Unfiltered Wildflower Honey" or "Simple Truth Organic Raw and Unfiltered Honey" had been heated.
Hettiarachchi uses his mind to focus this energy into positive thoughts by remembering one simple truth before getting on stage, whether it's in front of a company's board or 40,000 people in a convention center.
Kroger will sell Simple Truth brand products on the e-commerce firm's Tmall Global virtual storefront "to meet Chinese consumers' growing demand for high-quality, organic food products," an Alibaba spokesman told Reuters on Tuesday.
"The simple truth is that those are the same issues the President raised with President Zelensky in their call," Pence said, again saying he did not raise Biden with Zelensky when they met in Poland.
Even before the online gig economy existed, a simple truth defined life in the American workforce: full-time employees get a safety net—the benefits, the labor protections, the security—and everyone else goes without.
The test laid bare a simple truth: That Instagram's insatiable desire for engagement and user-generated content had grown so out of control that it forgot what made its service popular in the first place.
Nerve doesn't exactly sing the internet's praises, but it subtly nudges toward a simple truth: maybe what's wrong with the internet isn't unique to the internet, maybe it's just what's been wrong with us always.
The simple truth is that veterinarians carry high student debt loads that necessitate the consideration of financial factors in career decisions, and any cuts to PSLF could render public service careers financially unfeasible for many.
The simple truth is that the "caravan" is essentially the same population we already serve in my East Boston law office: peaceful, well-intentioned, and—perhaps most importantly—unmistakably traumatized Honduran, Guatemalan, and Salvadoran refugees.
Aside from the simple truth that the question does not interest me, the existence of a god or gods would not change the way I live my life, and therefore holds no value to me.
Meet and greets may seem like some utopia where fans get to hug their idol and declare their love in person, but here's the simple truth: Meet and greets are a scam for the fans.
But the resignations that have rocked it in recent days — even that of Boris Johnson, who was until recently her obsessively ambitious foreign secretary — risk blinding us to a simple truth: The big reason Mrs.
"Since its launch in January 2013, Simple Truth has become the leading natural and organic brand in the country, with annual sales exceeding $2.3 billion," said Gil Phipps, vice president of Kroger's private label brands.
"The mathematical gymnastics in this plan are all geared towards hiding a simple truth from voters: It's impossible to pay for Medicare for All without middle class tax increases," the campaign said in a statement.
Rocket Man does not reveal the simple truth behind why people don't like Kim Jong-un in the same way Low Energy Jeb so beautifully illustrated why Bush was never going to get the Republican nomination.
Walgreens' shoppers soon will be able to buy 2,300 Kroger products, including Kroger's Home Chef meal kits and its organic brand Simple Truth, at the 13 test stores in Northern Kentucky, near Kroger's headquarters in Cincinnati.
But posterity may look back at a speech given at an air base in southern Israel in the evening of December 260th, and conclude that the president of Israel, Reuven Rivlin, was speaking a simple truth.
" To fight the threat, Nyberg said the organization has focused on training people on a simple truth: "The CEO is never going to email you out of the blue and ask you for any deposit changes.
" Patrick J. Lynch, the president of the Patrolmen's Benevolent Association, the city's largest police union, said on Friday, "The simple truth is that there is nothing 'routine' about 'routine vertical patrol' in our city's housing projects.
The agency said 12 people in six states had been hospitalized in the outbreak since July after eating salads sold under the names Dole, Fresh Selections, Simple Truth, Marketside, the Little Salad Bar and President's Choice.
It revolved around one simple truth: Just about everybody who is in poverty wants to improve their economic standing as quickly as possible, whether in U.S. cities and the countryside, or anywhere else around the world.
" He concluded: "The simple truth is that Mayor Bloomberg with all his money will not create the kind of excitement and energy we need to have the voter turnout we must have to defeat Donald Trump.
"To defeat Donald Trump, the simple truth is we are going to need to have the largest voter turnout in the history of American politics — that's a fact," Sanders said at a recent rally in Exeter.
"The simple truth is that Mayor Bloomberg, with all his money, will not create the kind of excitement and energy we need to have the voter turnout we must have to defeat Donald Trump," Sanders said.
A better takeaway is simple: Truth is, when it comes to casual clothing, we are all as subject to the effects of peer pressure and herd instinct as we are when it comes to professional clothing.
Highlights include: "The childishly simple truth (not yet recognized by many women) is this: the way to earn a man's salary is to get a man's job," writes Caroline Bird in a February 1974 issue of Cosmopolitan.
Whether you braved the mall on Black Friday or stayed on your couch all day, the simple truth is this: All you need is an internet connection and a credit card to score all the best deals.
The simple truth and perhaps origin of all these problems is that the federal government is a slow-moving beast that can't keep up with the nimble threat of state-sponsored hackers and the rapid pace of technology.
The simple truth is that women are not hardwired to need or even desire foods that are small, cute, pretty, or sugary; that they often do so is the result of cultural conditioning going back hundreds of years.
Black metal is negative, anti-life, anti-human music; it's controversial, it's unapologetic, it's harsh, it's not politically correct and never will be—that's another simple truth, and one that any fan of the genre needs to accept.
"We must acknowledge this simple truth: We are a country that claims to care about education, but not so much about the education of other people's children," Harris wrote in a Washington Post op-ed detailing her plan.
Facebook's leap into the ranks of the world's most valuable companies less than 14 years after its founding can be attributed to this simple truth: Humans have shown no limit, so far, in their appetite for more Facebook.
World Review In over 45 years of working in global affairs, I've observed a simple truth: America's ability to lead the world depends not just on the example of our power, but on the power of our example.
A network comedy show carefully built up over a four-season arc which posits a simple truth: We owe it to each other, all of our fellow beings on this planet, to try our best to be good. 
Experts have laid out a simple truth: The bill would significantly cut federal funding — by $215 billion over the next 10 years, compared with Obamacare, per a new report — and that would inevitably lead to fewer people having coverage.
The simple truth is that the Dodgers, like any postseason-caliber team, are good enough to be excellent over a stretch of a few games, and the Cubs, like any baseball team anywhere, can rattle off a few clunkers.
SAN FRANCISCO (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - When maths teacher Sonja Trauss saw 20 people show up for an open house in San Francisco, she realized a simple truth about housing in the city - there simply isn't enough to go around.
"The simple truth is when we can see the listing data the way the booking websites see it, we can easily see there's illegal activity happening and connect the dots to find out who is behind it," Klossner said.
It's about the sound, not the rhymes, and the simple truth is that even eight years after he figured out that Auto-Tune sounds like the aural equivalent of prescription painkillers, Lil Wayne still sounds incredible floating like this.
"The simple truth is that in the absence of commercially viable carbon capture and storage, coal has no long-term future in the energy mix," said Carlota Garcia-Manas, an analyst who helps manage the Church of England fund.
" On legalizing marijuana: "We have to stop putting people of color in jail for something that white people do with impunity ... the simple truth is, for white people, the use of marijuana has effectively been legal for a long time.
The simple truth is that whoever wins next year's U.S. presidential election, a growing contingent within both the Republican and Democratic parties want a much less forceful U.S. presence, and are much less emotionally and intellectually attached to America's alliances.
But even though Trump has spent his time in the White House pushing policies that benefit the monied classes as opposed to workers, it remains a simple truth that it's a lot harder to get by than it used to be.
In my eyes, all Geminis strive to be the kind of person who can spit profundity and follow it with a mic drop—but the simple truth is that regardless of the zodiac, we're not all brilliant enough to be profound.
Pay attention to the good things in your life "so you have an easy way to balance the harm," Dr. Luskin said, then remind yourself of one simple truth: Life doesn't always turn out the way we want it to.
Cézanne's desire to capture the simple truth of human perception also led him to explore binocular vision, rendering in his later paintings slightly different simultaneous visual perceptions of the same phenomena, because our two eyes see things from slightly different perspectives.
We cannot ignore the simple truth that this base is unmoved by the irrefutable evidence that Mr. Trump, among other character flaws, is a proven liar and dangerous egomaniac and is the most unfit and unqualified president in our history.
The simple truth is that the global balance of payments needs to be balanced — that means it must be equal to zero (adjusted for minor measurement errors) — and there is no American hegemony or unfair advantage in that particular economic concept.
His deputy campaign manager also called out the math: "The mathematical gymnastics of this plan are all geared towards hiding a simple truth from voters: it's impossible to pay for Medicare for All without middle class tax increases," Kate Bedingfield said.
" Cruz added: "Unfortunately, the Obama administration's vendetta against the Jewish state has been so vicious that to even utter this simple truth -- let alone the reality that Jerusalem is the appropriate venue for the American embassy in Israel -- is shocking in some circles.
Researchers suggest this simple truth can be put to use in the forensic sciences in a new "proof-of-concept" study funded by the National Institute of Justice and published this week in the journal Proceedings of the National Academies of Sciences.
"It's very important that Guaido has become a symbol of hope to the Venezuelan people but the simple truth is that there's absolutely no clear way for the opposition to ensure that offers of humanitarian aid actually get to Venezuelans," Ramsey said.
While it can be hard to define what exactly "low energy" means, here's what it typically looks like: It comes down to a simple truth: If you don't clearly want the job, it's near impossible to persuade someone to give it to you.
The simple truth is that House Republicans lost the majority because they could not defend their record on the issues that mattered most to voters: health care and prescription drugs, the GOP tax scam for the rich, and cleaning up corruption in Washington.
Both a lush historical tale and a real-life fable, The Zookeeper's Wife is an account of Warsaw during the Nazi occupation that makes a strong case for a simple truth: inhuman brutality can only be counteracted by steady compassion and kindness.
All the crap that mobile have tied into their networks and pricing plans since net neutrality was abolished has only created a mess that distracts from a simple truth: internet access is a commodity and should be provisioned and priced like one.
"The simple truth is that Mayor Bloomberg, with all his money, will not create the kind of excitement and energy we need to defeat Donald Trump," Sanders tweeted on Sunday, quoting from a speech he gave at a Democratic party gala on Saturday.
"The simple truth is that the time has come for North Korea to permanently abandon its nuclear and ballistic missile ambitions — to recognize there is no future as a member of the family of nations for a nuclear-empowered North Korea," he said.
Sunstein, a professor at Harvard University and a former Obama administration official, ignores a simple truth about our nation's system of public protections: The rules that deliver the greatest benefits to the public take the longest for agencies to develop and finalize.
The simple truth to a good breakup with someone who didn't treat you badly but wasn't the one for you is this: Do what you can to leave them in the best possible position to feel heard, understood, and ready to move on.
Free speech still counts if you don't agree with what's being said, which is a simple truth that many of my fellow Americans seem to have blanked on over the past (seemingly endless) year and I myself have conveniently forgotten on more than one occasion.
A hard but simple truth about the on-demand music streaming business is that none of the companies doing it make any money at it — from Spotify and Apple all the way down to Tidal, the troubled startup backed by stars like Jay-Z.
"The simple truth is that Mayor Bloomberg with all his money will not create the kind of excitement and energy we need to have, the voter turnout we must have to defeat Donald Trump," Sanders said Saturday during a dinner in Clark County, Nevada.
In the end, Thucydides' history does not instruct us on how to exploit or avoid certain situations, instead instilling the simple truth that given our nature, there will always be situations that we cannot avoid and, if we try to exploit, will have unintended consequences.
"The simple truth is that, given his relationship to employees at the companies he runs, he was not fit to lead a department responsible for defending workers' rights," said Senator Bernie Sanders, an independent from Vermont who ran for the Democratic presidential nomination last year.
"Simple truth is that after 40 years of the right having no voice because the media was owned by the enemy, we were FORCED to become incredibly good at alternative media in a way the left simply can't grasp or handle," Mr. Dowson said.
While it's tempting to long for the simpler days of computing devices, where everything occurred locally, or even a pure cloud-based world, where everything happens in remote data centers, the simple truth is that today's advanced applications require much more sophisticated hybrid designs.
For many responding to this news, even some seasoned journalists and politicians, it was far easier to believe that Epstein's death could only have resulted from sinister circumstances than to confront the simple truth that jails and prisons in the United States produce death all the time.
From the smooth, simple truth of Gabriel Garzón-Montano's "Everything Is Everything" to the playful yet somber wanderings of Yura Yura Teikoku's "Hitori Bocchi No Jinkoueisei (Lonely Satellite)," these songs are rose-colored but dark, delicate but strong—dichotomies that fuel so much of Cuushe's work.
" Arensmyer added that the plans offered "fewer consumer safeguards" and concluded, "This administration has shown once again that it cannot and will not accept a simple truth: The ACA has helped millions of small business owners, their employees and solo entrepreneurs gain quality, affordable health insurance.
The simple truth is that Hollywood has changed since Cage's A-list days, when he starred in a Holy Trinity of action movies (The Rock, Con Air, Face/Off) after winning an Oscar for Leaving Las Vegas, and he has simply adapted to a new market.
The simple truth comes down to this: for many of us, the size of our paychecks haven't kept pace with the rising costs of the things we purchase, and when this occurs it should be no surprise that the "vanishing paycheck" is such a common phenomenon.
I understand that the men's World Cup generates vastly more money globally than the women's event, but the simple truth is that U.S. Soccer projects that our team will generate a profit of $5.2 million in 2017 while the men are forecast to lose almost $1 million.
And in that book, which is a study of how journalists make decisions, he points out that one of the factors that goes into decision-making in a newsroom is the simple truth that journalists have to present their work every day whether it's ready or not.
The simple truth of "Real Life" is that Wallace, like myself and many others who've wandered dark, white halls in search of a future, has made himself invisible by shedding the skin of his past, and adopting a new skin unadorned with the blemishes of history.
What is it with the arrogance of the occupier and the oppressor and their backers that makes them deaf to this simple truth: Our chains will be broken before we are, because it is human nature to heed the call for freedom regardless of the cost.
The simple truth is that U.S. friends and allies are questioning Washington ties as soon as the issues are raised about defense burden sharing and squaring their systematically and outrageously unbalanced trade accounts with the U.S. Having made that long detour, let's go back to Japan's export problem.
In suggesting solutions that only focus on separating utilities from bad actors, such as the call to isolate systems used to run critical infrastructure from the internet and limit the ability for remote access, the ICS-CERT report misses a simple truth; it is no longer an option to disconnect.
Gold pundits fret that the metal has lost some of its historical lustre, but the simple truth is that prices have fallen because fund money has been taken off the table, either to shore up collapsing balance sheets or to meet margin calls in other parts of the financial universe.
Gold pundits fret that the metal has lost some of its historical lustre, but the simple truth is that prices have fallen because fund money has been taken off the table, either to shore up collapsing balance sheets or to meet margin calls in other parts of the financial universe.
But the simple truth is that every crisis feeds off the other: the climate crisis means bad harvests for farmers, which means more migrants, and more business for smugglers, which tightens the grip of cartels on society, where the economy is suffering because of intense corruption and labor leaving for the United States.
The actual costs will depend on geography — whether there are suitable burial sites for CO2, whether natural gas is cheap, whether there's a lot of hydro or wind nearby — but there's no getting around the simple truth about today's industrial-heat alternatives: What's green isn't very feasible, and what's feasible isn't very green.
The TPP will increase competition among the signatories in economic areas (for instance, finance and technology) in which the United States is a dominant player – and that should be on the whole a good thing for the U.S. The simple truth is that trade agreements change the composition of jobs in the economy.
This is not a simple truth: As shuffling alliances and developing nations reshape the world order, and as the massive disparity in income and capital in the US mixes with a future economy defined less by ownership and more by timesharing everything, the non-barons among us have a difficult road ahead.
It is a nuisance to sit and wait for a security clearance for many months (the current backlog of people waiting for clearances is approaching 1 million), to double-wrap secure material before transporting it and to carry email accounts on properly secured computers, but the simple truth is that information is power.
There is ego to that, hubris, arrogance, and a sort of empty blank mind beauty: The simple truth that, given a can of paint and a writing surface and some time alone to put the can of the paint on the writing surface, most people will default to just scrawling their own name really massively.
It's part of a longterm skunkworks development project set up within the online retailer to explore applications for augmented reality in a bit to sell more stuff to more folks without the need for a physical showroom (although Wayfair has launched a few popups earlier this month) Behind all of this is a simple truth.
MANCHESTER, England — Strip away the jargon and the euphemisms and the disorientating forest of acronyms, tune out the noise from claim and counterclaim and strident denial, pick a way through the laborious detail and the tangled minutiae, and a simple truth emerges: At the very apex of European soccer, a moment of reckoning is coming.
To reach that simple truth, find your way past the movie back to what the midcentury fight world knew, back to what Robinson knew in his sinews and bones, ingrained there by 200 professional fights, including six monumentally tough shifts on the shop floor of the ring with the flesh-and-blood Jake LaMotta.
The North is thought to have thousands of artillery batteries and missile sites aimed at the South's capital, and the simple truth is that no matter how much we want to dismantle their nuclear weapons program, there is no clear-cut way to guarantee that the North would not take Seoul down with it.
Because the simple truth is that no matter how much Mutchnik, Kohan, and NBC may have wanted to pretend like everything on Will & Grace has been stuck in a time capsule since it left the air, the one thing the show can't avoid is the fact that its stars and characters have aged 11 years.
"The simple truth is it's important for the U.K. to get a trade deal with the U.S., and right now that looks like a sure thing," said one London-based tech manager who works for a company with offices in both countries, and who reached out to us with details of how the ban is affecting team morale.
The simple act of editing the world as we move through it is tiring work, but necessary; we learn to tune things out as needed but there is also the work we have to do, the peeling of bejeweled layers of lies, one after another, in pursuit of the simple truth that's been swaddled and suffocated underneath.
Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE (I-Vt.), who backed a failed effort to pigeonhole the GMO bill, called it a "simple truth" that consumers should know what's in their food.
But the political evolution of the last few years, culminating now across Europe and the United States in an explosion of electoral insurrections — the "revolt of the masses," President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia called it in October — betrays one simple truth: The democracy-cum-free-market formula has not just lost its magic; it is now openly contested.
What people like me can do is recognize a simple truth: The NRA is a problem, and no matter how committed the organization may have been to gun safety in past decades, no matter how pleasant our memories may be of its role in our childhoods, times have changed—and those who continue to support the NRA have blood on their hands.
Here is the simple truth: As long as corporations are free to roam the globe in search of lower wages and taxes, and as long as the United States opens its borders to millions of unskilled immigrants, liberals will not be able to create bountiful, equitable societies, where people are free from basic anxieties about obtaining health care, education and housing.
According to an article published by The New York Times, women in Sweden now represent Read more:21 organizations that are fighting for women's rights in the US and abroad6 charts that show the glaring gap between men and women's salaries12 surprising women from history who paved the road to equal payGender pay gap persists because men and women refuse to discuss a simple truth, says a former Obama economist
Nicknamed the Equality State, with "Equal Rights" as its motto, Wyoming is a place where it doesn't pay very much to be a woman—in fact, it only pays 64 cents for every man's dollar, the worst in the U.S.  Progress in narrowing the gender pay gap nationally has slowed since 2001, according to The Simple Truth About the Gender Pay Gap, a report published on Thursday by the American Association of University Women.
For the simple truth we confront today is that as the war in Yemen enters its third year, it remains a conflict that no party is poised to win but that all fear to lose, that only benefits the extremists and terrorists who use the chaos to plot and train, that generates human suffering for the population on an epic scale, and that's unlikely to remain confined within the country's borders for too much longer.
"The simple truth is that Mayor Bloomberg, with all his money, will not create the kind of excitement and energy we need to have the voter turnout we must have to defeat Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpFed saw risks to US economy fading before coronavirus spread quickened Pro-Trump super PAC hits Biden with new Spanish-language ad in Nevada Britain announces immigration policy barring unskilled migrants MORE," Sanders said Saturday evening in Las Vegas.
Another symptom: He started demanding to know what she did on the road, how she accounted for all those hours alone, no matter how many times she told him the simple truth: in a hotel room her favorite thing in all the world was to switch off every light and everything that made a sound — TV, phone, air conditioner, faucets — and sit naked on the polyester comforter and count the breaths as they left her body. Naked!
Read more: 6 charts that show the glaring gap between men and women's salaries12 surprising women from history who paved the road to equal payGender pay gap persists because men and women refuse to discuss a simple truth, says a former Obama economistThe CEO of a company that calls itself 'the future of law' says she still can't escape sexism at work — but she's on a mission to prove mentorship can break the glass ceilingWomen now outnumber men in the American workforce for the first time since the Great Recession
"The simple truth is that Mayor Bloomberg, with all his money, will not create the kind of excitement and energy we need to have the voter turnout we must have to defeat Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpFed saw risks to US economy fading before coronavirus spread quickened Pro-Trump super PAC hits Biden with new Spanish-language ad in Nevada Britain announces immigration policy barring unskilled migrants MORE," Sanders said, criticizing Bloomberg's history of support of "racist policies like stop and frisk" and opposition to minimum wage increases and tax hikes on the wealthy.
I've been pointing it out over and over and over — it's hard to justify spending $1,760 for a maxed-out iPhone XS (UK pricing at launch) when the exact same model costs $1,349 in the U.S. And it's even harder in a country like Hungary, where the price is even higher and the average customer's purchasing power is far lower than in the U.S.  Yes, a part of the price difference is in taxes, and yes, the U.S. pricing does not reflect local taxes, and yes, Apple has additional distribution costs in markets other than the U.S. But the simple truth is that iPhone prices are too high for many international buyers, and Apple definitely can do something about it.

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