What was it like stepping outside for the first time?
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Kylie Jenner is stepping outside of the Top Ramen box.
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You're capable of stepping outside of your comfort zone, Aries.
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Stepping outside your comfort zone is the only way to grow.
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Was there a moment that you remember stepping outside of yourself?
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Stepping outside shouldn't require you to ditch your nice, powerful speakers.
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Simply stepping outside should make you puff up like a superhero.
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Stepping outside your comfort zone is, as you might expect, uncomfortable.
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What was scary was stepping outside of that sweet little corral.
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Stepping outside of your swimsuit comfort zone is easier said than done.
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Again, fascism requires stepping outside the system and attacking the democratic structure.
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"Billy Elliot" (2000) is a drama about stepping outside of gender norms.
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The format also encourages networking and stepping outside a rigid development repertoire.
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Efron has been stepping outside of his acting comfort zone in recent months.
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Soon, stepping outside in just a chunky sweater isn't going to cut it.
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"This was stepping outside of my comfort zone," told WWD of the project.
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Stepping outside into the London rain again, it felt like returning to reality.
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And, for one more day, even stepping outside remained a painful, risky experience.
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After walking the red carpet, critics condemned Blanco for stepping outside the dress code.
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Stepping outside of my own problems, let's look at it from a productivity perspective.
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"June is stepping outside the box," Shannon, 0003, tells PEOPLE in this week's issue.
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It's about stepping outside your comfort zone and committing to something bigger than yourself.
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Stepping outside on a July or August day can feel like a physical blow.
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This means stepping outside of your comfort zone when there's no guarantee of success.
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And hey, what if they're stepping outside of their comfort zone and try something new?
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Nobody thinks Robert De Niro is stepping outside [his boundaries by] owning hotels and restaurants.
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But Worden, a lifelong dancer, was quickly knocked unconscious after stepping outside of the car.
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You may find yourself stepping outside of your comfort zone, or even rebelling a bit.
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But when it comes to this, literally anyone could make this, just by stepping outside.
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Maisel, save shelf space (thanks Kindle) and find out the weather without stepping outside (ahem, Alexa).
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Here are three key lessons I learned by leaving the office and stepping outside my routine.
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Making your first million might involve risks and stepping outside your comfort zone, which takes confidence.
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It's sometimes about stepping outside of your immediate network of friends and finding the right hire.
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Halloween is all about trying on another persona and stepping outside of yourself for a day.
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Stepping outside in the darkness was out of the question because "we're in the desert," she said.
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Stepping outside the distillery, Mayor Brasert lit a fresh cigarette and surveyed his fighters across the way.
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It's freezing, you can't feel your toes, and stepping outside in the icy blizzard could be dangerous.
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Stepping outside of your comfort zone means doing things like , , giving and accepting feedback and admitting mistakes.
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Stepping outside of one's thought processes is what researchers call metacognition, or the conscious thinking about thinking.
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But that won't necessarily work if factories are closed and consumers aren't willing to risk stepping outside.
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Air pollution There's nothing better than getting up and stepping outside to breathe in that crisp, morning air.
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And you're probably not going anywhere despite your optimistic plans to do literally anything that involves stepping outside.
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It's disheartening, then, to see that they didn't make the same effort when stepping outside their comfort zone.
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The basketball equivalent to stepping outside in a new suede jacket and having a bird relieve itself overhead.
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She is stepping outside of time, outside of the generational tug of war that her peers are losing.
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I applaud them for stepping outside their exam rooms, evaluating what needs fixing, and trying to fix it.
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But in the meantime, it'd be a seriously good idea to bundle up before stepping outside tonight or tomorrow.
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And he says when he gives advice, he won't be stepping outside of his natural realm of economic policy.
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Her father, too, is tied to the land he loves, and Ruth balks at even stepping outside her house.
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Stepping outside, they were stunned by what they saw: thousands of fighters, filling the protest area in every direction.
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At the same time, the Danes have no trouble stepping outside worldly realms and into zones of rapt contemplation.
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STAYING INFORMED Stepping outside of my personal bubble, or that of fashion or beauty, is pretty important to me.
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Stepping outside the exhibition into an adjacent Egyptian gallery, though, we see just how quickly Roman rule transformed Egyptian art.
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Just remember, there are lions outside their car, so stepping outside the vehicle to clean up is impossible. [h/t:Reddit]
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Even if you aren't on the prowl, I guarantee you that stepping outside your professional bubble will yield positive results.
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To change the healthcare industry, stepping outside of the "little boxes" that it puts people into is crucial, he said.
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Stepping outside of work for a bite — and ending up embroiled in an all-too-common case of aggressive policing.
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But with this double-duty exercise bike and treadmill, you can give your pup a good run without ever stepping outside.
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The biggest names in Hollywood were stepping outside to watch Huston and Flynn spill blood all over David O. Selznick's garden.
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Stepping outside in Houston's blazing sunlight, I open an umbrella to protect myself from sunburn as I wait for the bus.
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It's August in New York City, which means it's officially makeup-melting-off-your-face-within-10-minutes-of-stepping-outside weather.
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And with respect to the heat wave, Johnson said that stepping outside to his farm has felt like walking into a sauna.
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Joseph Kahn, the "Out of the Woods" director, praised Swift on Twitter for stepping outside of her comfort zone for the video.
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It's stepping outside strenuous effort and creating enough stillness so that it becomes possible to contemplate and enjoy things as they are.
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It makes sense Derek Hoke is no different when it comes to stepping outside a comfort zone for the greater artistic message.
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"For people stepping outside on Sunday morning, it's going to be like walking into a freezer," said Weather Channel Lead Forecaster Michael Palmer.
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But he also displayed his versatility by stepping outside and sinking a pair of 3-pointers during Milwaukee's run in the third quarter.
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She kept stepping outside, hoping to get a better look at the figures drifting past the Des Moines restaurant where she was eating.
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Yes, they're the ones I like the best in that they're the most rigorous in stepping outside of a monotheistic way of thinking.
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There are rules, of course: no sand on the fish (to make it less slippery, we presume), no gloves, no stepping outside the circle.
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At places like The Island Inn at 123 West in Washington, guests can get their morning brew without stepping outside of their hotel room.
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Stepping outside YouTube with a podcast and movie rolesOutside YouTube, Batoon said she spends a lot of time posting consistently to Instagram and Twitter.
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They were pretexts for mob violence and brutal, public executions, meant to punish black Americans for stepping outside the boundaries set by white society.
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My job is to shed light on the world's offbeat and often misunderstood communities and subcultures, and that necessarily means stepping outside what's familiar.
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"For Mike Bloomberg, Wednesday's presidential debate means stepping outside his very expensive comfort zone," by Michael Scherer What the billionaire's bought for himself tonight.
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Stepping outside of his opponent's lead foot he will pivot around them—often accompanied by a slapping right hook—and hammer them as they turn.
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Sure, there's nothing stopping you from stepping outside the house in your thoroughly cringy getup, but don't expect the response to be warm and welcoming.
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If Murphy wants to atone for stepping outside the bounds of principles he tells voters he possesses, it shouldn't be with more pro-life platitudes.
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By excluding China from the event in 2018, the United States was sending a clear message that Beijing was stepping outside international norms, Schuster said.
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Her mother, Fatma, 5003, was shot after stepping outside for prayer ablutions, one of 400 or more civilians killed in the region, rights groups said.
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The young people would be angry, the author said, because she is "appropriating" other people's experience and stepping outside her lane as a white woman.
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As a result, people who've had the experience of a partner stepping outside of their relationship are more at risk for mental and physical problems.
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Stepping outside of your comfort zone means doing things like asking for what you want, waking up early, giving and accepting feedback and admitting mistakes.
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Central bankers stepping outside their mandates and trying to control other aspects of economic policy has a history, but it's not a particularly appealing one.
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For New Yorkers who love their buildings as much as their apartments, buying a unit from a neighbor can mean trading up without stepping outside.
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Stepping outside the air-conditioned Pan American passenger jet into the brilliant sun, I felt as if I had been hit with a raging fever.
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We observed that some of those dressed as Disney characters or crime-fighting superheroes skirted the law now and then, stepping outside the restricted areas.
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Getting to the abundance mindset all starts with stepping outside of your comfort zone and having faith in your abilities — they've taken you this far.
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Spring, summer, and fall (basically any time of the year when you won't freeze upon stepping outside) all offer plenty of opportunity for exciting, outdoor dates.
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For the next few months, we have to deal with sunburns, frizzy hair, and, of course, makeup that melts off within five minutes of stepping outside.
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It's about stepping outside of the bubble you've lived your life in and contending with the wider world that has previously been closed off to you.
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Part of training ourselves to think differently, Ms. Castrillon said, is regularly stepping outside our comfort zone (and holding off on sending all those overeager replies).
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Four new picture books offer different views of the risks and rewards for the very young of stepping outside the primal comfort zone of home and family.
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"You start to feel like an animal," says the 49-year-old Bisbano, adding that at one point, he went 16 months without stepping outside his cell.
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"The real world and the world of the movie are not supposed to be this close together," he said, stepping outside and pacing around the back yard.
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Then, he stayed in his car for about an hour with his fiancé, only to leave without stepping outside or appearing in a single frame of film.
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The act of stepping outside our comfort zone is not only vital to our success, but also our well being and ability to grow as individuals too.
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"If you open yourself to new experiences by gradually stepping outside your comfort zone, you can find the things that truly make you happy," Mr. Rea explained.
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"People my age are seeing the importance of stepping outside of themselves and seeing other cultures and experiencing things not just on TV, but themselves," she said.
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Although she trained for years in the neutral buoyancy lab at Johnson Space Center, which is essentially a large pool, she said stepping outside was a unique experience.
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Stepping outside of the male gaze, not theoretically but fully, with my whole baby lesbian heart, I realized that I'd never removed hair for aesthetic reasons, only fear.
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Counterfeiters can make parts in one country, assemble a product in a second and package it in a third—without stepping outside the law in any of them.
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You're out, seeking new experiences and stepping outside your comfort zone, and so the more you numb your senses, the less daunting a trip to the bathroom becomes.
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For instance, once stepping outside the initial starting area, the rays of light (seen below) look pretty natural, splashing out onto the world and interacting with different surfaces.
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Batwoman is a groundbreaking, high-profile LGBTQ+ icon and a badass crime fighter in her own right, stepping outside of Batman's shadow to become Gotham's next great hero.
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There is a brief sigh of relief when they and those they love survive, the fear of stepping outside and becoming the next statistic continuously lurking in their psyche.
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Stepping outside of your privilege to call out an unjust situation that is affecting someone else is using your privilege to empower, and I think that is our responsibility.
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Often, she takes as her subject the question of attention and the ways men shame women for stepping outside the box into which the patriachy wants to put them.
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But it's going to be No. 218 again because, after stepping outside its comfort zone in the 234-'16 season, it's scuttling back into that shadow for 2016-'17.
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But the thought of stepping outside and getting hit with a blast of heat makes it incredibly difficult to get motivated to actually acquire an ice-cold, creamy dessert.
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"She was embraced when she was doing cuter stories, but about six months into writing the paper, she got more confident and started stepping outside the box," Lysiak said.
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Until the last couple of generations of fighters, the southpaw versus orthodox match up was considered to be all about the rear hand and stepping outside the lead foot.
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While being inside the tents might offer a sense of isolation, stepping outside of them immediately puts you in direct view of other guests — and of curious spectators' gazes.
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While it might feel a little silly at first (remember that tip about stepping outside your comfort zone), trying out powerful stances can help adjust your frame of mind.
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And stepping outside ourselves can make us grateful, when the party is over and our costumes are heaped on the floor, to return to who we really are, refreshed.
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Just as we used to think of going to the store as a pain, we will soon consider stepping outside to pick up a package as the height of inconvenience.
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Giant Spoon's title for the Westworld brand activation, "Live Without Limits Weekend," fed into the show's idea of elite, coddled vacationers stepping outside the real world and into a fantasy.
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But within my first 10 minutes of stepping outside in the get-up, an entire bachelorette party day-drinking in Brooklyn's McCarren Park started screaming "Hamilton!" and waving me over.
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Derrick Fudge, 57, was out to have a fun night with family when he was fatally shot after stepping outside of a club to get some food, his family said.
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In this, as in the rest of his process, ICYTWAT always seems prepared to follow his artistic vision wherever it may lead—even if it means stepping outside his comfort zone.
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Moleskine makes stuff themed around Barbie, Lego, Batman and other things you would usually associate with kids so big up Moleskine for stepping outside the zone of commercial safety R.L. Stine.
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There were some good performance by Russians, who have a strong Soviet-era tradition of gymnastics, including Seda Tutkhalianst, although she was penalized for stepping outside the mat during her buoyant routine.
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D.J. music sets and art installations are intended to add to the buzz of the space, where tower residents can dine "out" for three meals a day without stepping outside the building.
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Post watched the midterm election results on a rainy night at an Irish bar in Harrisburg, Pa. — at one point quietly stepping outside, despondent, to lie down on the wet, cold concrete.
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The menu changes often and seasonally, so something you fall in love with may not always be available, but it's the kind of place that rewards you for stepping outside your comfort zone.
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The recording of this album was different from their last, spread out across LA, London, and New York, the place the band calls home these days, stepping outside of their own little studio.
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So for me, as someone who loved everything about the book, the difficult thing was stepping outside of the story to be very cold-eyed about what was necessary and what was not.
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The showgoers in Milan know a thing or two about creative layering and stepping outside the Zara box, so we're taking notes on the looks ahead before we finish crafting our new wardrobes.
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Whalerock Aside from her love of a sheer turtleneck top now and again, if Kim's stepping outside, she's probably in something ridiculously low-cut with her assets in perfect place at all times.
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If you're not pulling the weight of your existence or stepping outside of your regular roles and relationships, it's really hard to transform because you're living the same pattern as you lived before.
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Or you're just -- JAY CLAYTON: Now, look, maybe I am stepping outside of my lane, but financial literacy, understanding our markets, understanding investing, it's an important part of functioning in our society, okay?
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The freezing temperatures hit the Midwest, Dakotas and Northeast regions and was so cold that it was possible to get frost bite within just 2 minutes of stepping outside into the -503 degree air.
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There's a beautiful arc that happens, and it isn't dragons and killing zombies, but it's having the courage to be brave within her world, which is stepping outside her comfort zone, realizing her potential.
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In one week, I managed just four seasons — the second Brad, Ben F., Sean, and Juan Pablo — and even that involved barely stepping outside and clocking just a handful of hours of sleep each night.
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And if you're not prone to losing your earrings (please tell us your secrets), an affordable set of earrings are a great excuse to satisfy a shopping craving while stepping outside of your comfort zone.
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ILM TV will allow Disney to address the visual effects needs of that kind of programming — using the same assets and techniques it pioneered in film — without ever stepping outside the fold of the company.
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One hundred and five years since its opening, L.L.Bean is stepping outside its comfort zone and introducing a few new upgrades to its beloved duck boot — and loyal fans, it's time to get really excited.
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Stepping outside her townhouse in Borough Park, Brooklyn, she climbed into her purple and white minivan emblazoned with the emblems of the female volunteer emergency medical service she founded in her ultra-Orthodox Jewish community.
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" Carola Salvi, a scientist at Northwestern University's Creative Brain Lab, says it is indeed this idea of stepping outside of the box of creative thinking that leads artists toward what she calls epiphanies or "Aha!
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"Such decisions will lead to instability in our region and once you start stepping outside international law, it is unpredictable where it will stop," Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu told a press conference in Istanbul.
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Sure, it's a commitment during an already busy time of year, but it's a healthy one — and one that will force you to end the year stepping outside of your comfort zone, not wallowing in it.
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"This is why Christ is represented as though he is stepping outside of the building, not just confined to the idleness of inner walls," Baker wrote in the letter, which his friend also posted on Facebook.
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Unlike exercising outdoors, there's no windchill to worry about in the studio, so it feels more like walking through the freezer section of a grocery store than stepping outside during a bomb cyclone, which is nice.
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But maybe, by traveling and stepping outside of our own worlds — bubbles of people with similar identities, backgrounds, and statuses — we can build compassion not just for people far from home, but people closer to it.
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"If they're truly looking into potential financial crimes unrelated to Russia and the 2016 election, I'd say they're stepping outside of their delegated authority, and that would be very concerning," said former U.S. Attorney Matthew Whitaker.
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But the Academy has a tradition of stepping outside the traditional boundaries of literary form, awarding the 1953 prize to British Prime Minister Winston Churchill in part for his "brilliant oratory in defending exalted human values".
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As if all that weren't enough to make it one of Pixar's best shorts ever, the story it tells is a resonant and timeless one about screwing up one's courage and stepping outside one's comfort zone.
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While we're used to seeing the Moon just by stepping outside and looking up into the night sky, the massive globe offers something different: the opportunity to peruse NASA's incredibly detailed imagery of the surface right up close.
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"I wanted to give this to you and say you deserve it and I'm excited for you and all that's going on," Perry says in the video before stepping outside and showing off the car in his driveway.
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On one occasion, he became irrationally enraged and took out his anger on a female employee by screaming at her inches from her face, then punching a wall, and stepping outside to loudly smash beer bottles in anger.
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Hawn's Instagram proves that she is really, truly into this stuff, but she's also capable of stepping outside herself for 15 seconds and recognizing when her Hollywood hobbies might be just silly enough to make some people laugh.
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From reading "You Are a Badass at Making Money," I learned that changing your money mindset, getting clear on your financial goals, and stepping outside your comfort zone are all key to building the financial life you want.
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We holed up watching Troma schlock or looping slasher flicks, discussing one friend's family's vision of the Evangelical apocalypse or another's furious commitment to supporting the war, stepping outside only to smoke cigarettes under the abyssal Northern sky.
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He also raised hackles by warning in a speech against "anyone imposing a particular view or ideology because of their power," a remark that was viewed as stepping outside his area of expertise and into the realm of politics.
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Through its OnStar service, GM has been offering similar functionality for a few years now, and BMW's app will even let you start your car from afar, so you can pre-warm it on cold winter days before every stepping outside.
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Stepping outside of the academy, it makes no sense for Vermont and Hawaii be held to the same standards of selecting the number and locations of polling places they should provide — let alone how many voting machines each should have therein.
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At one meeting, McMaster got into an argument with Kirk Meyer, an official from the Drug Enforcement Administration, and the two men, in front of more than a dozen colleagues, entertained the notion of stepping outside to settle their differences.
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Many women will know the feeling of stepping outside and seeming to egg on the world to play a role in your self-destruction—as if jeering, 'go on, hurt me if you like, I can't feel a fucking thing'.
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For those love the idea of beach sunbathing, yet are prone to turning into a boiled lobster upon stepping outside, UK producer FNP (Fake Name Preferably) has a new track with all the warm bliss and zero risk of peeling.
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Stepping outside his opponent's lead leg, the southpaw will wheel around—often with a cuffing right hook over the top of the head—and hammer in a left hook or uppercut under the heart as the opponent turns to face him.
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The goal, as she explains at the outset of the film, is to take the first step in addressing polarization by stepping "outside [her] own bubble" to listen to people in the MAGA camp and see what there is to learn.
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Quickly, we adopt the daily, quotidian dissociation of getting dressed in the morning or prepared to go out at night, a process that involves stepping outside your body to see it from the outside, and dressing it depending on the occasion.
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When the national conversation turned to the dark topic of banning all Muslims from immigrating to the U.S., once again I began to feel a stark fear about stepping outside of my home, worried about becoming another victim of a hate crime.
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This means they'll be breaking the tradition followed by Princess Diana and Kate Middleton, who both introduced their children to the world shortly after giving births by stepping outside the private Lindo Wing at St. Mary's Hospital in London for a photo call.
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The capabilities Nyong'o and her castmates show in stepping outside of familiar humanity, and dragging an audience along with them into an unrecognizable place, make a strong argument that we don't always know what we're capable of, or what horrors we might contain.
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This means they'll be breaking the tradition followed by Princess Diana and Kate Middleton, who both introduced their children to the world shortly after giving births by stepping outside the private Lindo Wing at St. Mary's Hospital in London for a photo call.
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Crawford, 50, who launched her own eponymous skincare line, Meaningful Beauty by Cindy Crawford, at 48, knows the importance of protecting her complexion, which is why, according to the star, she's never gone a day without slathering on SPF before stepping outside.
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Even if we set aside all the tangible benefits that come from stepping outside our comfort zone, it is intuitively obvious that being more excited about your work is a surefire way to improve your performance – and turn your various ventures into adventures.
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I've always loved extremely high temperatures (even in Dubai, one of the world's hottest cities, I still wore long sleeves and scarves), which made stepping outside when changing trains in places such as Schwarzach-St Veit in Austria an incredibly bracing experience.
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Some ways of maintaining social distance include closing schools and public spaces, canceling children's group activities, avoiding visits to friends' homes, staying 6 feet away from people when stepping outside of our homes, and cutting down on non-essential trips to stores.
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"Many times we see artists who are stepping outside their genre, or living within it, and feel confined and conflicted by it," said Kamilah Forbes, the executive producer of the Apollo Theater in New York, where the piece will open on Oct.
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That meant they would be breaking the tradition followed by Princess Diana and Kate Middleton, who both introduced their children to the world shortly after giving births by stepping outside the private Lindo Wing at St. Mary's Hospital in London for a photo call.
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While she eventually gets married and has a child during the course of the three years in which the documentary was filmed, it is her husband, younger than Gai Qi, who is celebrated for stepping outside of social norms by marrying an older woman.
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So, she made a decision: After the school year, they would move to Woodland Hills, a middle-class suburb in the San Fernando Valley, the sort of place where Shawnta would no longer need to bar Kayvon from stepping outside once the sun set.
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We need more young people stepping outside of their own immediate realities and identities and looking at the world and society in an objective way and arming themselves with political knowledge, because let's face it: The world is not getting any better at this point.
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Stepping outside the text, the logic of the narrative seems to be that Dany is a hero not because she sets tribal leaders on fire, but because she will use magical fire powers to save the world from the White Walkers and their army of undead wights.
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It seems less surprising then that in stepping outside of their conventional hosting schtick, both Kimmel and Colbert, this time as himself on CBS's The Late Show, have struck a chord with Americans, emerging as genuine political firebrands with their raw, humorless commentary on healthcare and gun control.
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Marvel stepping outside its comfort zone in terms of tone and approach is a good start, but the studio will have to start doing the same thing with the structure of its stories, otherwise its Cinematic Universe will collapse upon itself, no matter how pretty the visual effects.
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If you've ever been to Miami in August, you know that the sweat pools in your lower back within moments of stepping outside, even when standing still in the shade, so imagine chasing after a toddler with almost every inch of your skin covered in 90 degree heat with 90% humidity.
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Calvin is upset that Nova's article tried to take down the entire police department; he insists that honorable men like him and his father are putting their lives on the line every day, and Nova counters that Black men put their lives on the line every day just by stepping outside.
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That's a good thing for Stephen King fans, not only because Gerald's Game is quite good, but because it indicates that Hollywood is stepping outside of the typical Stephen King sandbox to find stories that challenge our expectations of King as a writer, as well as our expectations of horror itself.
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And one of the series' most brilliant strokes is in stepping outside of her point of view every few episodes to explore how she has inadvertently inspired the people around her, most memorably in an episode from late in season one about Amy's mother, Helen (played by Dern's mother, Diane Ladd).
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With the right products and styling techniques, you won't have to think twice about the elements before stepping outside, even if you don't live in a humidity-free zone like L.A. Watch how to recreate Kim Kardashian's super-sleek half-up hairstyle in the video above, and shop his must-have products, below.
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He still has the most encompassing bodily control in the NBA; at his best, he seems almost to be stop-motion animating his own maneuvers—pausing play and stepping outside of himself, positioning his legs and arms exactly in this and that posture, and then hitting play and starting it up again.
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But there are only so many piles of leaves to step in, cups of Earl Grey to burn your tongue on, and attempts at staving off the first warning signs of Seasonal Affective Disorder before fall starts to lose its basic appeal — in which case, stepping outside your prescribed comfort zone of traditionally autumnal scents is essential.
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In that moment, referees had three options, Jackson said: They could have given Lowe a delay-of-game warning at the next stoppage of play for stepping outside the coaching box; they could have stopped the game to give out that warning; or they could have given Lowe a technical foul for conduct detrimental to the game.
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This is one of the few eclipses that will only be seen in North America, and one of the few total solar eclipses that will only be seen within the continental U.S. The show starts at 1 pm ET / 10 am PT. Here's where the eclipse is passing over the U.S. and where you can get the best view just by stepping outside.
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Yeah, I mean, I think sometimes you see in countries where you have, as in Russia now, a domestic media that's very scared of stepping outside the line, that the people in power actually also do want to understand what's happening, and because they have twisted the media so much they can't really understand through their own media what is happening.
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A lot of other organizers who I know are feeling this same mood now where, at the same time that we're terrified about what's coming down the pike, there's just an extraordinary sense of hope in how many people are stepping outside of their comfort zone—doing things that they've never done before; stretching themselves, politically, organizationally and tactically to fight for our basic rights and freedoms right now.
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We had a major political party nominee for president under criminal investigation; our boss -- the attorney general (Loretta Lynch) -- meeting privately on an airplane with the spouse (Bill Clinton) of the subject of an investigation (Hillary Clinton); an FBI Director stepping outside the DOJ chain of command to publicly announce the conclusions of an investigation, and then later reopen and then again close the case days before the election.
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