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So, once you start tossing, the cheese has already melted on the pasta and the sauce sticks to the cheese that sticks to the pasta.
Hatchlings can come out shrink-wrapped (the membrane of the egg sticks to them and they suffocate) or cemented (the fluid in the egg sticks to them and they can't move).
McConnell's Sweet Sixteen sticks to seeding, even taking out Xavier.
Snow sticks to him and turns him into a snowball.
Instead of sparklers, give children glow sticks to play with.
She also sticks to a gluten and dairy free diet.
A wallet that sticks to the back of your phone
The miners use mercury because the gold sticks to it.
Yellow dust fills the air and sticks to their clothes.
But Samsung sticks to its guns, for better or worse.
Probably best if William sticks to this kind of racing.
Just make sure nothing sticks to the pan or together.
Suppose, though, Johnson sticks to his most recently acquired principles.
Headlines - Barnier sticks to firm line on Brexit talks on.ft.
Nothing sticks to the Capone legend quite like the carnage.
By contrast, Mr. Pompeo unfailingly sticks to the presidential line.
The gold masa sticks to my palms like wet sand.
Greta sticks to Frances "like gum," stalking her throughout the city.
She vigilantly sticks to 30 points and 10,000 steps a day.
The Punisher still succeeds when it sticks to its basic principles.
But we'll see if he sticks to that version of events.
If he sticks to that position, it doesn't lift off tomorrow.
A few of those visible used crutches or sticks to walk.
Calmly Writer, which works in your browser, sticks to the basics.
Once Upon a Time sticks to the facts in some respects.
Her silicone skin sticks to my hand like raw cookie dough.
Whether Obama sticks to that role consistently going forward is unclear.
He sticks to the scope of the case put before him.
He's leaning on 13 sticks to represent the 13 original colonies.
When he joins the fight, he sticks to the bitter end.
If it sticks to that, it risks being stuck in neutral.
And like the other play, it sticks to its protagonists' stories.
The family largely sticks to the Bhutanese community, Ms. Dalles said.
She sticks to cardio machines and those are not my jam.
"She sticks to the same line, of sovereignty," Mr. Herbreteau said.
Whatever you say bounces off me and sticks to you. 22.
An almost saucy beverage, it sticks to the chilliest of ribs.
If Elon Musk sticks to his plan, Tesla has a shot.
Jordan, in turn, confronts David, who sticks to his version of events.
President Obama "sings" Rihanna's "Work" and also sticks to the Democratic platform.
It sticks to the ant's body and slips a fungal cell inside.
Instead of locks, they had wooden sticks to wedge into the frames.
Whether the American president sticks to this line remains to be seen.
Without it, instead of fading, the trauma sticks to them, digs in.
He has a broad circle of friends, and he sticks to that.
She told the Times that she sticks to a fairly healthy diet.
The sand sticks to everything, turning the children's matted hair shades lighter.
Of course, whether he sticks to his word remains to be seen.
That doesn't mean everything in the film sticks to the historical record.
They're mostly boilerplate that sticks to explaining the letter of the law.
But I also feel like the shame sticks to you like tar.
Add two Fire TV Sticks to your cart to see the discount.
He says what he believes and he sticks to what he believes.
There is one way in which Zapier sticks to traditional geographic norms.
Aisha Tyler sticks to a "modified paleo diet" to feel her best.
Lochte sticks to his story of a robbery, but the details change.
Residents took to the rubble with shovels and sticks, to little avail.
Stockmann and his family receive threats, but he sticks to his convictions.
Once he arrives at a max-offer figure, he sticks to it.
Readers are advised to forget the "nice" reputation that sticks to Canada.
Those flights should begin sometime in 2017 if everything sticks to schedule.
He believes in what he believes in and he sticks to that.
President Trump drinks his favorite Diet Coke while Nixon sticks to wine.
Ronald Reagan, whose father was an alcoholic, sticks to something more fruity.
He sticks to a few montage scenes between Vidya and her daughter.
In Japan, like most udon specialists, TsuruTonTan mostly sticks to its noodles.
Police charged at the stone pelting mob with sticks to disperse them.
Dinnerly has six to eight ingredients and sticks to more traditional items.
Players use two sticks to propel themselves, much like cross country skiing.
It's weakest the closer it sticks to its narrative of church intrigue.
He believes in what he stands for and he sticks to it.
If nothing sticks to your finger, your dough is in good shape.
Mike: No, she sticks to duck liver treats and the occasional Cheeto.
It sticks to the script, presenting the current system as fundamentally unchangeable.
The HOPE count, established in 2005, sticks to more visible, public spaces.
They use popsicle sticks to dip the wax and put it on.
Instead, FIFA 17's story sticks to widely relatable themes — family, friendship, betrayal.
It sticks to the same vibe, and it's not a lot of work.
Lockheed definitely sticks to the basics when it comes to its naming practices.
Whether China actually sticks to its principles of non-interference is highly debatable.
Aniston also sticks to five workouts a week, which include yoga and boxing.
It tastes like it hasn't risen properly, and it sticks to my teeth.
But he sticks to his publicly stated plan of not doing anything major.
"The paper we've written unashamedly sticks to empirical observations and descriptions," Mortimer said.
But it was sixth grade, and you're shocked that still sticks to you.
The salmon sticks to the pan, and the dinner turns out pretty terribly.
"When he sticks to the [key issues] I think he wins," he said.
When it comes to her diet, Eva Mendes sticks to what she knows.
Wade is shown slurping the orange flavor, while Union sticks to lemon-lime.
Jenna Dewan Tatum sticks to eating foods that make her feel her best.
Shillelagh fights began with both fighters using their sticks to strike each other.
The mix sticks to the bird, going all melty and gooey on contact.
Gains could be more pronounced if India sticks to its 803 percent target.
"I hope the R.N.C. sticks to candidates who articulate these principles!" he said.
Though women's soccer has become increasingly popular, the game sticks to just men's.
As the eyelid sticks to the adhesive, these products create a new crease.
Mahut's sweaty shirt sticks to his back; he removes it during a changeover.
He sticks to platitudes and smiley detachment in public meetings with the president.
The president has pivoted almost entirely from sticks to carrots on North Korea.
I mean Trump has proven time and again that nothing sticks to him.
Mahershala Ali often sticks to classic silhouettes and patterns, making for timeless outfits.
" When it comes to nutrition, El Moussa sticks to "a very clean, organic diet.
She sticks to a diet of lean protein, vegetables and fish, and avoids sugar.
Herman sticks to soukous variants that average a minute longer than Armstrong's eclectic selections.
L. happily eats two servings of sausage gravy, and D. sticks to cereal (surprise!).
Her favorite type of kung fu involves using bamboo sticks to fight an opponent.
It magnetically sticks to the top of the iPad so you don't lose it.
Anne Helen Petersen wrote a thoughtful piece about why nothing sticks to the president.
And, if Seacrest sticks to safe bets, he'll be hurting his own visibility. E!
Both men in this deal have carrots and sticks to offer the other side.
Brittany also sticks to a high-protein and vegetable diet, avoiding carbs and sugar.
Kris sticks to the party line, claiming that it was purely a business decision.
But instead of burning, the battery-powered devices heat the sticks to generate steams.
It's a great trailer that sticks to what J.J. Abrams' studio does so well.
But Paul sticks to his core values and consistently acted on his strong beliefs.
Wall Street will be watching to see how closely Mnuchin sticks to Trump's platform.
The Senate's bill sticks to funding levels set in the 85033 Bipartisan Budget Act.
Mueller might come up with something Russia-related that sticks to the Trump administration.
It still sticks to its roots of, like, just that classic, iconic pastrami sandwich.
It sticks to the facts and eschews paternalistic tones in favor of measured ones.
This Pencil is magnetic, so it sticks to the iPad for storage and charging.
He has found his niche — his circle of competence — and he sticks to it.
Soon he was using sticks to draw patterns in the sand, Dr. Auersperg said.
"I had no rocks [and] no sticks," to defend himself with, he told CBC.
Lyrically, the band sticks to its concerns—figuring existence out, not expecting a resolution.
This antibacterial cloth square sticks to the back of your phone for easy access.
And if BMW sticks to its electric vehicle agenda, those needs will be substantial.
The water sticks to the spaces between hairs better than seawater or freshwater would.
This neutral-toned look was unusual for Obama, who usually sticks to bright colors.
It will be interesting to see if BMW sticks to the single-screen design.
Taurus, you are a sign that finds what you like and sticks to it.
He's better when he sticks to the areas where he holds a scholarly advantage.
Of course, perhaps someone who sticks to harsher questions will get a different outcome.
They stick to each other about as well as socialism sticks to the American dream.
Because it's Robert Redford walking away, maybe forever, if he sticks to his retirement plans.
They did not call for a ban of using pairs of sticks to locate pipes.
If the court sticks to that plan, a final verdict is expected by the afternoon.
I don't like that Cameron, but it's an alright idea if he sticks to it.
Paying $50 for a piece of glass that sticks to your phone is objectively stupid.
Wasps also use ground features, like rocks and fallen sticks, to make their way home.
The researchers engineered a Cas13 variety so it sticks to RNA instead of cutting it.
The menu at Chick-fil-A sticks to what the chain does best: fried chicken.
Today every faction sticks to its red lines, claiming to be speaking for the people.
Although rest assured, she doesn't make them herself — and she sticks to the traditional flavors.
As the name suggests, the place sticks to just two things and does them well.
Whenever she's not shooting or on-camera she sticks to lashes and a pretty lipstick.
Moreover, even if NHTSA sticks to applying its existing regulations, it could restrain beneficial change.
"It's encouraging, if he succeeds and he sticks to this opinion," Abu Rudeineh told Reuters.
It sticks to a wall or flat surface so users never have to touch it.
Although she mostly sticks to clean eating, Mowry will still indulge in the occasional treat.
I just hope that he doesn't up sticks to the States again any time soon.
And if she sticks to form, a win could vault her into the top 20.
Driving that point home, the collection sticks to a basic palette of black and white.
Like the Senate appropriations bill, the Senate defense authorization measure sticks to the budget agreement.
Assuming Apple sticks to naming macOS after scenic locations, macOS 10.15 should be no different.
Content feels like it sticks to your finger or flies by when you fling it.
Like the Senate appropriations bill, the Senate defense authorization bill sticks to the budget agreement.
All we can do is hope he sticks to his less dangerous form of awfulness.
He's got it all together, he's stable, he's professional and he sticks to the plan.
We all stuck to those websites like a driver sticks to incorrect Waze GPS directions.
Unconcerned, Ivan sticks to the appearance, my living bodily self gives him a reference point.
Mostly, it sticks to milestones and showdowns up until the handshake deal that changed everything.
Another adviser sticks to no-annual-fee cards like the Citi® Double Cash Card.
The dual-CEO holds "highly regimented" meetings and sticks to a specific agenda, Swartz reported.
"Alabama sticks to its guns," she said, "even if it's shooting itself in the foot."
Why do you think he skates when the idea of her untrustworthiness sticks to her?
Each film sticks to a single conceit, finding every variation it can on its theme.
Another witness brought wooden sticks to court to demonstrate how his head was squeezed as torture.
The residue sticks to your hands, but it's frankly worth it; the taste is pretty divine.
If Trump sticks to his guns, it could become his first battle with his own party.
The 128T sticks to OxygenOS, its own customizable version of what is essentially stock Android Marshmallow.
MORGAN: Theresa May is what we call the Teflon, the Teflon kid, nothing sticks to her.
Kourtney Kardashian sticks to a very healthy diet, which means consuming sugar is a no-no.
Lindsay takes a quick look at the producers behind the cameras and sticks to her guns.
If Black sticks to the schedule, his first official video will be uploaded on December 28th.
Huntington-Whitely also sticks to a daily routine to keep her signature lips plump and soft.
He also sticks to a macro diet, which involves tracking his protein, carbs and fat intake.
She also sticks to a clean diet consisting of mostly fresh fruits and vegetables and protein.
Use the pretzel sticks to skewer the marshmallows and fruit and serve alongside fondue for dipping.
The 5T sticks to a unibody aluminum body in Midnight Black and I don't hate it.
As long as Russia sticks to this line, a unified international response on Assad is impossible.
So it will be interesting to see if Stranger Things sticks to nine, or adjusts again.
As soon as the fungus spore sticks to the mosquito larva, the insect's life is finished.
Nissan won't release fully autonomous vehicles until 2020 (if it sticks to its self-imposed deadline).
DE) sticks to its commitment to preserve jobs following its rail business merger with Alstom (ALSO.
Although she usually sticks to natural hues, Stone's blonde look is one of her more extreme.
Officers poked at bushes with steel sticks to check for hidden objects, while dogs sniffed nearby.
So while Lauren's interest continues to pile up, she sticks to freelancing and ignoring her phone.
Agee sticks to soothing classical pieces by Johann Sebastian Bach, George Frideric Handel, and Wolfgang Mozart.
That's because the Senate spending bill sticks to the letter of last year's bipartisan budget agreement.
From there, you can use the complimentary sticks to participate in a handful of interactive games.
Then Vinnie, the owner of the bar, invites a guy called Sticks to take Gino out.
The conversation After far-right terrorist attacks, the president sticks to what he does best: polarize.
The new legislation sticks to policies that should win immediate support from the entire Democratic caucus.
For much of the 14-minute piece, the electric bass sticks to a mostly rhythmic role.
If Renzi loses and sticks to his pledge to quit, Italy will be in political limbo.
"Logan Lucky" sticks to the "Oceans" template so faithfully that someone makes a joke about it.
When it's not in use, the keyboard sticks to the back of the tablet with magnets.
Season 2 sticks to that pattern, though at a more leisurely pace and in sunnier surroundings.
The government sticks to its official line that systemic racism has been eradicated by the revolution.
I bring four yogurts, four apples, some leftover salad, and some cheese sticks to work ($25).
This household calendar sticks to your fridge, though you can also hang it on the wall.
And she considers anyone who requests — and sticks to — a 15-minute meeting a rock star.
Considering his snippy relationship with the media, it's even possible he sticks to that, but it's unlikely.
Even a toddler could probably snap together a few of the sticks to fish the bill out.
"It's encouraging, if he succeeds and he sticks to this opinion," the spokesman, Nabil Abu Rudeineh, said.
It's been called NAFTA 2.0, and largely, it sticks to the framework that NAFTA created in 1994.
It comes with a remote control which magnetically sticks to the fan so you won't lose it.
Khloé Kardashian sticks to a healthy diet, but doesn't deprive herself of the occasional treat — in moderation.
Rating: 😍😍😍 (3 out of 5) Notice how the mask sticks to my face... pic.twitter.
Elise Neal sticks to a strict workout routine, whether or not she is prepping for a role.
Many hit metallic surfaces with sticks to create an ominous drum beat that echoed down the streets.
Another, called Magdan, has magnets in its feet so it sticks to the ground with every step.
The champion sticks to eating "mostly lean protein, fresh veggies and fruits," when she is in training.
And to no surprise, the products, ranging from lip sticks to eye shadows, were inspired by Stormi.
But her mom backed her dream—she sold their house and they upped sticks to Reseda, California.
A lobbed bomb that sticks to the first surface or enemy hero it comes into contact with.
Instead, FIFA 17's story sticks to themes anyone can comfortably relate to — family, friendship, and betrayal.
For now, Mrs Merkel sticks to her well-worn line: Wir schaffen das ("We will handle this").
Instead, Itsines sticks to posting photos on Instagram to her 5.3 million followers, called the BBG Community.
Seoul could become even more open to talking with Pyongyang if Moon sticks to his talking points.
But not every stock image photographer sticks to the grinning in offices, city-skyline-at-dusk cliches.
Chimpanzees fashion sticks to fish termites from a mound and to hunt monkeys hidden in tree holes.
He sticks to a language he can speak without an accent, refusing to cheat his own tongue.
When he speaks in meetings, associates say, he sticks to the facts and tends to avoid pontificating.
Kardashian isn't the only busy person in Hollywood who sticks to a routine for managing their inbox.
If he sticks to his guns on his tariff proposals, how long will farmers stick with him?
He sticks to his guns and he doesn't do things just because other people are doing it.
That sloping bassline sticks to the folds in the brain and the nourishing synth pads are magnificent.
"[W]e don't get opportunities like this one presents, and I just -- hope he sticks to it."
Like other AmazonBasics products, which include phone accessories and cookware, this sheet set sticks to the basics.
Rather than including any explorative elements, KOMRAD just sticks to the conversation between you and the bot.
An intuitive thinker who mulishly sticks to his supposed learning style during a statistics test will fail.
For most of the first 30 minutes, loose pucks hopped over sticks to spoil some scoring opportunities.
Cronin preaches aggressiveness, prompting his players to use their sticks to deflect and block passes and shots.
With restaurants of many far-flung nationalities within easy reach, the King Eddy sticks to comforting basics.
They'll have a head start on the Republican nominee if their party sticks to the old system.
He also sticks to his guns and doesn't let fan reactions seep into his opinions at all.
And unlike reporters, who make corrections when they get things wrong, the president just sticks to it.
I can feel the individual cacao fibers on my tongue and the drink sticks to my teeth.
Once France has made its choice, it usually sticks to it through the four-year World Cup cycle.
Actress Sanaa Lathan sticks to a primarily vegan diet — but she isn't afraid to let loose and indulge.
If he sticks to these commitments, the only way forward is to leave the EU without a deal.
Colors is a relatively tame modern Sonic title, because it sticks to just Sonic as a playable character.
China has long used carrots and sticks to persuade Taiwan's people to accept its demand for "peaceful reunification".
And in the land of constant hair changes, we dig that Koko certainly sticks to her signature look.
The condensed lights are supposed to draw less power, potentially allowing the sticks to run at tighter timings.
Nothing is certain in a future where Johnson sticks to that decision, but she would not be alone.
I'm not somebody who sticks to a big time diet or is afraid to have a few drinks.
While I'm cooking, my husband goes to Target to buy cinnamon sticks to make cinnamon-infused simple syrup.
Mr Dodin does not engage directly with contemporary politics; he sticks to the worlds he creates on stage.
Perhaps you're a fixed sign who sticks to your routine and prefer your opinion to those of others.
Trump has been watched closely to see how closely he sticks to the conservative line on the court.
The meaning: Grande is rubber — whatever you throw at her bounces off of her, and sticks to you!
He left New Zealand when he was three, but never thought "citizenship sticks to you in that way".
In the make-up tutorials Al Awad (above) posts, she sticks to Saudi convention by wearing the niqab.
It's about the visuals, just like Instagram, so Spotlight sticks to high-definition video the whole way through.
Examples include: By repeating himself, he sticks to his message AND makes sure the audience doesn't misunderstand it.
When it's the last third that disappoints, it sticks to the viewer as she walks out the cinema.
Most are relatively new names, making great, fun music that sticks to you like a half-chewed sweet.
That's because it targeted part of a protein on HIV's surface that sticks to, and infects, T cells.
Although she sticks to hospital policy and discloses no information, she understands why callers are frustrated and emotional.
The patch sticks to other materials because current running through it creates an attraction between opposite electric charges.
If it sticks to the plan, it will reduce its bond purchases by roughly $420 billion this year.
The 26-year-old team captain sticks to a monthly budget of $3,500 for rent, food and bills.
Mr. Trump's to-go order is two Big Macs; Ms. Trump, who keeps kosher, sticks to the fries.
Time says it can produce lower-cost content if it sticks to topics covered by its magazine brands.
His remarks point to a slow recovery in credit markets activity as Itaú sticks to a cautious strategy.
And the president sticks to baffling statements (about voter fraud, for instance) long after they've been widely discredited.
The text sticks to the pages, smudge-free, yet can easily be wiped off with a damp cloth.
Instead, he sticks to "old-school tactics" like billboard advertising and print ads with media publications in Massachusetts.
The resulting mass then sticks to the sewer walls and hardens until it becomes as hard as concrete.
And when he does eat, he sticks to healthy fats such as avocados, vegetables and grass-fed meats.
Assuming he sticks to his guns this time as well, Netanyahu could be done as Israel's prime minister.
Essentially the ball "sticks" to surfaces, but it needs a certain amount of continuous contact before it does.
The F.B.I. and the Coast Guard were inspecting vehicles, using mirrors on sticks to look under the chassis.
She sticks to modest protein servings and many pounds of vegetables, delivered weekly, and largely forgoes any starches.
The show sticks to the original's main plot points, but retells them in the context of today's politics.
A fleck of dried meat sticks to a fork that billionaire and politician Clive Palmer used in 2014.
Fassbender often sticks to classic looks like this one, proving that some pieces are just always in style.
That's true even when he sticks to the script — as long as sticking to the script is rare.
Cool mixture in the refrigerator for 30 minutes while adding popsicle sticks to each section of the mold. 4.
The video also repeatedly sticks to incorrect claims that 15,000 or even 20,000 people showed up to the event.
First of all, there's the notion that not everybody sticks to just one browser or just one operating system.
Barr has said he will not attend the hearing if the House Judiciary sticks to this new proposed format.
He's clearly been rushing over, and he sticks to his script, only he's gotten the set-up all wrong.
It both melts in your mouth and sticks to your teeth, leaving your fingers greasy and your heart happy.
You can find everything from pet selfie sticks to Bluetooth earbuds in this gift guide, with something for everyone.
You don't really need to push hard on the control sticks to get them to fly in any direction.
If you don't do it properly, one cheek sticks to the other and you can leave a hickey mark.
For lunch and dinner, she sticks to proteins like fish and chicken and maybe some cauliflower rice or broccoli.
Mr McEwan has made a strong choice about how to dramatise this introspective book, and he sticks to it.
And then they immediately shoot straight up in the air to make sure the banner sticks to the hook.
His task: to use bamboo sticks to ward off stray cattle from intruding and eating a maturing mustard crop.
"As Greece sticks to its agreements, Europe must also stick to the agreements it made with Greece," Sapin said.
McDonald's added Donut Sticks to the menu in late February, after testing the breakfast-only menu item in 2018.
While she sticks to what she likes, King says that her bestie Oprah is quick to offer up advice.
He really knows what's right and sticks to what he believes in even if it's not the most popular.
We haven't seen any discount for this particular size since 2017 and the street price typically sticks to $11.
Let's hope she sticks to the role and releases some new music before production starts gobbling up her time.
He told me he mostly sticks to driving for Uber despite the arrival of lots of competition in London.
It feels like this may be the time he draws a line in the sand and sticks to it.
As Samuelsohn reported, Mueller's findings "may never see the light of day" if he sticks to standard operating procedure.
And he sticks to his ideals: no wines from Bordeaux, Germany or the United States, not even the Wiemer.
He knows what he is good at and he sticks to it whether the fans enjoy it or not.
The women used sticks to build tarp-covered domes for shelter, before marching fresh yogurt to town to sell.
Specifically, he sticks to his story about what happened between him, Mia Farrow, and their adopted daughter Dylan Farrow.
Still, Mr. Juszkiewicz sticks to his broader vision for Gibson, which includes lower-priced brands like Epiphone and Kramer.
His task: to use bamboo sticks to ward off stray cattle from intruding and eating a maturing mustard crop.
Whether that's done with some magic or a story that sticks to reality is simply a matter of preference.
If every vote sticks to 10 minutes that would set up the Senate to wrap up around 9 p.m.
Refraction is building a small robot that sticks to the bike lane, making food deliveries in Ann Arbor, Michigan.
Now, she "sticks to the script," not offering any additional information until she has a signed contract in hand.
"I kind of got into this mode of spending, spending, spending," says Soukup, who now sticks to a budget.
"Nietzsche and the Burbs" sticks to the same formula, illuminating and gently mocking the ideas of its title subject.
It appears the film sticks to Shakespeare's plot while dispensing with his dialogue, which is certainly a bold choice.
Ms. Weindruch eventually returned to exercise, but now she sticks to activities like walking, yoga and the elliptical machine.
When it sticks to those themes, "The Model American" is a strong new work, bracingly imagined and keenly playable.
Mr. Cuomo, a skillful tactician, is expected to use all kinds of carrots and sticks to get his way.
That sequel, Portal 2, sticks to a more traditional path of building directly on the original game's core ideas.
It is a problem with certain types of coloured people—those who consume curry— it sticks to the carpet.
With a breast, it's the scant-but-delicious meat that sticks to the bones that is the best part.
A good judge sticks to the established test and tenants of construction that help guide us and interpreting ambiguous texts.
Scientists need to take moon dust and rocks into account when designing lunar landing equipment because it sticks to everything.
Napalm is the term for jellied gasoline; it sticks to and burns anything it touches — vehicles, buildings, clothes, human skin.
Germany hopes UK financial technology firms will up sticks to Berlin while some insurers are eyeing a base in Dublin.
And just as the Democrats were once the party of graft, so the whiff of shameless materialism sticks to Trump.
The entire thing is clear, but it only sticks to the phone at the sides, leaving that unwanted air gap.
If Apple sticks to its regular release schedule, we won't get an official look at the new iPhones until September.
All of the mind-melting effects were created using everything from glow sticks, to lighter fluid, to LEDs and lasers.
That's a plus for me, because one thing I personally detest is when stuff sticks to me in hot weather.
To keep mealtime stress-free, Duff sticks to this one cooking method to keep the entire family happy and full.
Faulstroh, like myself, is a cheese devotee, but he sticks to goat-based products as opposed to cow-based ones.
"Potential GDP may be higher from 2020 on if the country sticks to a process of structural reforms," he said.
"Something like caramel, that sticks to your teeth, is more cavity-causing than chocolate, which dissolves really easily," Berik explains.
WonderwallWonderwall sticks to the basics—the basics being top-notch backgrounds for your Android devices and an intuitive browsing system.
They're usually uncomfortable, with cheap fabric or plastic that sticks to your skin or that rides down while you're running.
"As long as the other side sticks to the language of Riyadh 2 ... there will be no progress," Ja'afari said.
Art, if it behaves itself and sticks to the right script, can be an important part of the promotional package.
McGrady told CNN last year that the Queen sticks to simple things like salad, vegetables, and poached fish when dining.
Pressed by journalists, Schaeuble stressed that Portugal would not need a new aid program if it sticks to EU rules.
She also sticks to duo-fiber brushes (she likes this one) to ensure the product goes on smooth and even.
It seems that the hard shell plastic almost sticks to the inner layer, which gives the case a solid feel.
If Bracher sticks to the plan, he says, she could cut down her debt by over $8,000 within a year.
Solar-powered tech will also continue to struggle against the dust that sticks to solar panels  on rovers like Opportunity .
He says he generally sticks to a cap of $225 of city investment for every $240 from the private sector.
Are they aware of how their hair inconveniently sticks to almost every surface and article of clothing their human owns?
This is because a good board meeting in a startup is not one that sticks to a carefully manicured agenda.
Unlike modern RPGs where choice is at the forefront, I Am Setsuna sticks to the straightforward narratives of its predecessors.
Conz Preti, an Argentinian journalist who has been working in the US for six years, sticks to two-word answers.
Trump is the opposite of a Teflon President; everything sticks to him, and yet he blusters on, unburdened by shame.
Clinton must be Velcro: Every transgression, real or perceived, from her decades-long career in politics stubbornly sticks to her.
There are no chapters, it sticks to one timeline (for the most part), and Samuel L. Jackson doesn't show up.
It's always a pity when an actor cynically sticks to what he knows will work and leaves it at that.
It sticks to the back of your smartphone or smartphone case and can be used for all sorts of functions.
If Grassley sticks to his timeline, it will add another item to an already packed July schedule for the Senate.
"My dad would duct tape drum sticks to my hands and I would play a little beat," she told me.
But Hedges has some ideas about how to modernize the Prohibition Party, even as it sticks to its signature issue.
If the octopus sticks to the grill when you try to move it, continue to cook until it releases easily.
WRONG. At first, the snake sticks to slithering around and flashing glimpses of its formidable scales as the light shifts.
Otherwise, she sticks to the same training schedule and (mostly the same) dietary plan as the rest of the team.
"Empty Places" (season 1093, episode 1083) Say this for season seven: It has a message, and it sticks to it.
But she remembers her terror and that long drive to the Iowa hospital and sticks to chicken, fish and vegetables.
At the end, he asks them to remove licorice sticks to show where their family stands financially in the world.
It's capable of sucking the dust and debris that sticks to your windows or any glass surface, for that matter.
So when she is procrastibaking, she sticks to the recipes she can make without thinking, like cookies, scones and brownies.
Instances of tourists climbing onto stoops and even using selfie sticks to take photos into people's windows have been reported.
They warm tobacco sticks to a temperature that's high enough to release an aerosol but not enough to cause combustion.
For breakfast on Sundays, he opts for four egg whites and sticks to a low-carb diet for lunch, too.
The denim designer Nicole Najafi of Industry Standard sticks to a uniform of jeans (no surprise there) and T-shirts.
If he sticks to his word, striking a deal would require either him, or the European Union, to reverse course.
If he sticks to his word, striking a deal would require either him, or the European Union, to reverse course.
When the women enter the cemetery, they walk hand in hand, clutching sticks to fend off dogs or potential attackers.
Within minutes, local men already fired up by Kenya's divisive election had grabbed machetes and sticks to defend their turf.
Rush a helicopter without making sure it sticks to scouted hexes and it will probably stumble into some Taliban rockets.
Richards-Ross says she sticks to low impact cardio, especially walking on the treadmill and using the elliptical and exercise bike.
Blush has become a go-to color for Meghan, who often sticks to neutrals, during her first year as a royal.
During the quarter, McDonald's added Donut Sticks to its breakfast offering and a new 2 for $5 Mix and Match deal.
Ocasio-Cortez also shared that she avoids full-coverage foundations and sticks to lighter alternative like tinted moisturizers and BB creams.
In an interview Thursday with Dazed, the hitmaker revealed all about his skincare regimen that he religiously sticks to every day.
As the name implies, the worm typically sticks to four-legged animals, though humans can occasionally get caught in its path.
In order to maintain her weight, Lindamood still sticks to feeding her 1/4 cup of Purina OM twice a day.
To keep with her simple makeup style, the model sticks to her one ultimate beauty rule so she never looks overdone.
You'll be lucky to pull two sticks to your press conference to tell folks what you're mad as hell about today.
Recently, though, brands have started releasing skin-care sticks, ranging from matcha toner sticks to exfoliating sticks and pore-cleansing sticks.
If Moldova sticks to the IMF program, the loan will continue to be disbursed in tranches based on semi-annual reviews.
Some productions of "Dames at Sea" have amplified the six-person cast, but this version sticks to the original small ensemble.
The algae, which has spread rapidly around the coast of northern Norway, sticks to the gills of the fish, suffocating them.
Roach said if the Fed sticks to the course of action it has laid out thus far, it will be behind.
These Levallois tools were much easier to produce in large quantities, and they could be attached to sticks to make spears.
" Douglas also sticks to her one-two punch of powder and gloss "because when I have that on, I feel good.
And finally, she sticks to the same style routine: a pair of jeans, a T-shirt or sweater and always heels.
The Dawson's Creek alum sticks to mainly plant-based foods but makes an exception for the occasional slice of pepperoni pizza.
With time, the opportunity to separate the group, offer carrots and sticks to some so they disarm and surrender, becomes available.
The Barnacle is a bright yellow 20-pound piece of plastic that sticks to the windshield with 750 pounds of force.
This clever gadget sticks to the back of your phone and has a small slot that can grip on to treats.
If you're looking to better manage the way to spend your paycheck, this is the formula that von Tobel sticks to.
As for irrigators, candles and other home remedies, Jatana sticks to the medical community's basic advice: Stay out of the ear.
My husband handed glow sticks to our two kids and they ran around like happy, sticky fireflies in the dimming twilight.
The work makes the case for new ways of seeing, but the show sticks to the traditional dynamic of exclusivity. XYLAÑYNU.
Though he isn't vegetarian, "The Long Way" singer prefers plant-based foods and sticks to a smoothie for breakfast every morning.
And I say "grime" loosely, because he rarely ever sticks to one thing for long enough to be boxed within it.
PS4 games, by comparison, usually make this easier by letting you press in the analog sticks to activate their photo modes.
It also bears some resemblance to traditional Afghan children's games involving throwing and using sticks to hit smaller sticks or balls.
It trumpets the slogan "Question More," yet generally sticks to the same major news that CNN or the BBC is covering.
The butteriness and flakiness and that little film that sticks to the roof of my mouth — there is nothing like it.
Investors will be watching to see if Powell sticks to the same message that he delivered after the Fed's last meeting.
She's a good fighter who happens to have a personality and a personal code of honor that she clearly sticks to.
Once Schnabel gets an idea, he sticks to it through thick and thin, convinced perhaps that genius can overcome all obstacles.
The Libre I buy from Italy has a self-adhesive, waterproof white sensor that sticks to my arm for 14 days.
It's about a confident, creative spider who sticks to her guns and overcomes social pressure in order to achieve her dreams.
The International Ice Hockey Federation will lend new Finnish sticks to the North Korean players, to be returned after the Games.
Is that something in the forefront of your head, or it sort of sticks to the back most of the time?
The women pushed and pulled at the fabric, using their sticks to thwack the net, hoping to dislodge its frosty burden.
"As long," Mr. Regling added, "as it sticks to the agreed economic reforms even after the end of the third memorandum."
Using a technique called phage display, each fragment was inserted into a bacteriophage, a type of virus that sticks to bacteria.
Not really, says Fox, as long as the company sticks to poking other mega-companies and doesn't attack its unsuspecting customers.
BREAKING: Trump sticks to his guns: Special Event Thurs night in Des Moines at exact same time as GOP debate. pic.twitter.
The best advice remains: Wash your hands before you shop and immediately after you shop, do not touch your face, and try to stay at least six feet away from other shoppers and store employees "Gloves don't really protect you because … it sticks to the gloves the same way it sticks to your hands," Fries said.
Sleepace is currently developing a product called the Sleep Dot, a teeny-tiny tracker that sticks to the corner of a pillowcase.
It could've come from any decade, really—it belongs everywhere, but sticks to those same big feelings of fear, love, and unease.
Researchers found he fills holes with sharpened sticks to capture prey, and he placed a hammock over a hole inside his home.
But the bank said in the research note the impact can be limited if Sony sticks to its margin-oriented business strategy.
Russia has all but dropped any pretence of civility with America and Europe; China sticks to the notion of "win-win" relations.
Chad sticks to his claim that he minded his own business, and the guys just couldn't let a sleeping Chad Bear lie.
If Minaj sticks to her own advice, maybe things will be chill from here on out ... but we wouldn't bet on it.
In a lot of ways, Hellblade is my ideal game: it's daring and smart, and confidently sticks to a very specific vision.
Verizon has its own glass screen protector; it also only sticks to the S8 at the edges, but hey, it's slightly cheaper.
Anyone who's seen Softbank CEO Masayoshi Son give a keynote speech will know he rarely sticks to the standard industry conference playbook.
After Dark Run, Brooks sticks to a comfortable formula: the crew accepts a mission, only to have it go sideways on them.
They also soaked the cell in a dye that sticks to lipid molecules so they could visualize how they traveled between organelles.
Unfortunately, the red OnePlus 5T sticks to the same finish as the original and doesn't re-create the Sandstone White's desirable upgrade.
That's how good ChihHan Chao, 2015 Red Bull PAO champion, is at using the hand sticks to juggle these crazy yo-yos.
One Eurocrat calls this "unimplementable" if Mrs May sticks to her red lines of leaving the single market and the customs union.
Our photog tries asking some legit questions about Hispanics in Hollywood ... but Diego resists and sticks to signing off for his admirers.
"If everyone sticks to what they said before the election, we expect to get a chance to form a government," Sarec said.
However, if Trump sticks to the low-budget, livestream model, industry experts estimate it could launch within three months following the election.
This trailer mostly sticks to the fun parts of the concept, only teasing the book's much darker twists at the very end.
Tesla shares could surge past $500 if the company sticks to its own production and sales targets, said Baird analyst Ben Kallo.
Other pollinators visit flowers only to suck nectar, and any pollen that sticks to them in the process is a happy accident.
Like that first guy who thought that the best way down a snow-covered mountain was to strap sticks to his feet.
" It threw shade on Ackman's uncanny resiliency, saying he "believes he is in the right and stubbornly, inflexibly, sticks to his position.
And those stances have also garnered the respect of many House Democrats, who admire how Waters, 79, sticks to her political convictions.
The spending blueprint, which sticks to last fall's deal with the White House, has been rejected by the influential House Freedom Caucus.
But temperatures are expected to rebound for the weekend, melting anything that sticks to the roads in time for the big game.
The city has spent years envisioning a dynamic system of carrots and sticks to ensure the firms are on their best behavior.
This version of "A Christmas Carol" sticks to the usual storyline, but the Disney twist makes it both fun and family-friendly.  
Yes. Certainly I think the losses will ‎pass the million mark in Q1 2019 if the State Department sticks to this strategy.
Investments could be maintained around those levels in coming years if Petrobras sticks to strict fuel pricing and preserves cash, he said.
Layering on those character beats helps flesh out the show, though the emphasis sticks to plenty last-second escapes and perilous situations.
One part sticks to the side of the driver's seat while a sensor is installed on the side of the car seat.
But rather than getting swept into that kind of thinking, Hannah sticks to her guns, realizing that they definitely don't belong together.
Occasionally she'll have an edible or do a dab, but says she usually sticks to traditional smoking methods—bowls, bongs, and joints.
What the military ultimately wants is a fragile government it can control by using its carrots and sticks to manipulate key votes.
But since it sticks to the old plot arc — did you know people aren't as happy as they look on the outside?
Lam, a no-nonsense civil servant who typically sticks to her positions, did not act as though she was considering stepping down.
The homey "Live With Kelly and Ryan" sticks to light banter even as its NBC rival, Megyn Kelly, takes on weightier matters.
One way of treating an infection could be with a compound that sticks to a certain part of the virus, disarming it.
But it is scheduled to come into effect in mid-August -- unless of course Giammattei sticks to his word and blocks it.
But President Donald Trump could still hit back, even as the administration sticks to its plan for more trade talks in September.
Bites Bouillon Pigalle sticks to the spirit of the original bouillon concept: hearty, simple and inexpensive dishes served in a warm atmosphere.
That hit television series, on which he played the wiseacre Chandler Bing for 10 seasons, sticks to him like a sweaty shirt.
We continue to expect a residual 25 BPS cut in repo rate in April, assuming the government sticks to its fiscal roadmap.
He sticks to U.S. stocks and, as a growth manager, his largest sector weightings are currently technology, business services and health care.
"This law will be the chewing gum that sticks to the soles of the government's shoes," he told France 2 public television.
He's funny because he sticks to his guns about what's important, and what's important is whether Cate Blanchett was snubbed this year.
He or she respects the separation of powers, sticks to the facts, owns no hotels where foreign dignitaries go to curry favor.
They're small, waterproof and have an adhesive back that sticks to virtually anything, form electronics and household items to bikes and scooters.
He and I had once been tiny cells lodged together in our mother's body, and something of her body sticks to us.
The beach has perfect white sand that is not so fine and soft that it sticks to you everywhere like wet flour.
Unlike previous Democratic attempts at drug price negotiations, it contains hefty sticks to guarantee the government gets prices down for those drugs.
Transfer the mozzarella sticks to paper towels to drain and place in the oven to keep warm while frying the remaining sticks.
If OPEC sticks to its current output levels, global crude and products stocks will feel very tight by the second half of 2018.
So to ensure she keeps her cool while putting her best face forward, the star sticks to a simple mantra, she tells PeopleStyle.
"The patch sticks to the chest and listens to the heart constantly using an EKG sensor," said Nathanael Wolfe, co-founder of Lief.
This was the first World Series of Poker event Meredith ever played; she normally sticks to small tournaments near her home in Portland.
As designed by Beowulf Boritt (sets) and Keith Parham (lighting), this production sticks to a spectrum of late-autumn sepias and wintry grays.
And the new show — which features a thoroughly appealing supporting cast of young musician performers — sticks to the sunny side of the schoolyard.
Nvidia will also sell a little microphone/speaker that sticks to your wall called the Nvidia Spot to expand its Google Assistant support.
But somehow when poured onto Arthur Carabott's intriguing fountain, it instead sticks to impossibly perfect straight paths and corners on its way down.
The video sticks to makeup, with the sisters trying on shades from the In Love with the Koko Collection and discussing the products.
To stay in shape for her many modeling gigs, Bella Hadid doesn't focus on trendy diets, but rather sticks to a strict lifestyle.
Although he's registered as a Republican and has appeared at the Republican convention, he usually sticks to handshakes and flashing that winning smile.
Spheres and bodies are among the most difficult shapes to create, so she often sticks to the rigid and mechanical forms of machines.
Vine has ensured the theme of its app sticks to many of the design aspects of Windows 10, including a dark theme throughout.
The whole thing is four inches long and about an inch thick and the glass top panel sticks to the body with magnets.
Raab added that if the EU sticks to that line then the United Kingdom needs to be prepared for a no-deal Brexit.
Cuisinart Spice & Nut Grinder, $39.95The compact tool's sharp blades and powerful motor grind everything from cinnamon sticks to nuts into a fine dust.
Billie's is a triangular magnetic holder that your razor sticks to, while Flamingo's is a circular suction grip that your razor clicks into.
"Russia sticks to the clauses of the treaty without an exception and the American side is well aware of that," she told CNN.
When it releases news it often sticks to generalities, Alberg said, and avoids giving out specific information, especially when discussing numbers and metrics.
I'd love to see that contrast — Ted Cruz, who sticks to his guns, and Hillary Clinton, who will say anything to get elected.
He also sticks to a healthy diet that includes steel-cut oatmeal with fruit for breakfast and a kale salad for lunch. 2.
But Lederer sticks to books like reference texts and textbooks whose publishers didn't necessarily have to worry about shelf appeal to sell copies.
Finally, the movie sticks to its philosophical guns, such as they are, in a way that's almost unheard-of in contemporary romantic comedies.
While he typically sticks to hockey, Cherry will occasionally chime in on an issue of the day, almost always from a conservative perspective.
Like many other successful people with a busier-than-normal schedule, McCray sticks to a morning routine to set her up for success.
Gibi told Insider she can get bored if she sticks to one type of video, and her audience responds well to her experimentation.
Many successful CEOs and billionaires have well-known morning routines, but Virgin Group founder Richard Branson sticks to a nightly one as well.
In his script, Will Pomerantz, who also directs, sticks to the plot but struggles to capture the most intriguing aspects of the novella.
It is not quite that nothing sticks to Mr. Trump; it is that so much sticks that nothing stays visible for very long.
So, as a precaution, up to six rangers accompanied MacEwen at any given time, armed with forked sticks to prod the dragon away.
Washington sees them as a way to ensure that China sticks to the deal; Beijing wants them removed as soon as it's signed.
Adventurous features everything from smiley faces to pandas, bold uses bright solid colors, and classic sticks to simple colors like black and grey.
"We want a clean CR that sticks to the discretionary spending caps that too often in the past have been ignored," Phillips said.
His place in the economic hierarchy is a material reality that has nothing to do with skill or competence; it sticks to him.
Eisenhower proved the point: a president succeeds when he builds a competent team, sticks to a clear agenda, and delivers on his promises.
Vodafone is more modest and sticks to its cheaper and more reasonable superfast packages, both of which are less than £25 per month.
The script is freshest when it sticks to Erica's transformative worldview, and Ms. Allen has an air of bewildered conviction that commands empathy.
They have landed on a spooky, amiable anthem about letting loose that sticks to familiar country themes but offers some winking frictions, too.
But he sticks to his view, first articulated over 40 years ago, that the costs of the wider bomber offensive outstripped its results.
When it sticks to exchanges like the one above, it plays a little like a vintage Bob Hope picture with a dirty mind.
He sticks to his scare tactics even when he is proven to be factually wrong and despite public rebukes from other world leaders.
But maybe that's because Johnson sticks to the action, where Marta is central and doesn't spend too much time on superfluous character comedy.
I physically scowl whenever I see commercials for those ceramic pans that nothing sticks to, because the stick is part of the process!
She sticks to her guns on policy topics like assimilation and merit-based immigration ... but she says Schlossberg simply went too far here.
In the eyes of the beer drinker who sticks to lager, craft-beer drinkers, blinded by their passion, often come across rather silly.
So, if Xiaomi sticks to that trend, the 5.1-inch Mi 6 could be one of the most compact new options on the market.
As someone who sticks to the same mauve-pink lipstick and has never rocked color on her eyelids, body makeup seems like a lot.
The cheap vinyl of the bathroom sticks to my forehead, and every part of my body aches worse than it has ever ached before.
If the show sticks to the book's premise, we'll get a glimpse of Selena that we didn't get to see in the 1997 movie.
If Salesforce sticks to its recent pattern of spending big one year, then regrouping the next, 2019 could be a slower one for acquisitions.
"When he is playing his best hockey, the puck sticks to him well," coach Jeff Blashill said after Mrazek made 34 saves against Dallas.
But the president appeared pretty much at home, he sticks to his policy that when he does things, America just has to come first.
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The song sticks to his g-funk, gangsta rap origins and Perico talks about living his life fully, no matter who that might offend.
Here's the rest of the specs: The Book One also supports a digital stylus that sticks to the right side of the device magnetically.
Also for iPad users: the Apple Pencil now charges wirelessly and magnetically sticks to your tablet so you don't lose it, which is helpful.
It's not rated, but since Buster's Mal Heart's mostly sticks to understated sex and violence, I'm left trying to remember how much characters swear.
Isladentro, a directory of services offered by small businesses, is updated monthly and hand-delivered on USB sticks to 100 mobile-phone repair shops.
"Trump is bulletproof with his supporters as long as he generally sticks to the path he laid out on the campaign," the source said.
"No matter how often he is asked by family members of those who have been murdered, he sticks to his talking points," she said.
It supplies the world with all sorts of sporting gear, from hockey sticks to judo suits, as well as leather goods and surgical instruments.
When the story sticks to simple things, like a family being shattered because the Empire wants a weapon, this is an emotionally affecting film.
Having this around to ensure connectivity and extend range sounds like a big improvement, if you don't end up using the sticks to fly.
Scientists at NASA and Stanford have developed a prototype robot that can grip objects in space, the same way a gecko sticks to walls.
The new Roseanne watches Fox News, she calls her sister snowflake, and she sticks to the Trump script when she's talking about Hillary Clinton.
He first gave us dowsing rods and asked us to wander the walks waiting for these metal sticks to come together or fall apart.
Although the royal mom of three usually sticks to dresses, skirts and long coats, she's been known to occasionally rock a pair of pants.
The new display sticks to the official line, with motion-sensing video games allowing visitors to shoot at British ships by flailing their arms.
Since the new tax was introduced they have roamed neighbourhoods, armed with sticks, to collect the election tax as many times as they please.
Illinois: Popcorn At Del's Popcorn ShopThe official state snack food of Illinois sticks to the basics at small-town Del's Popcorn Shop in Decatur.
You could grate your own, but you'll be lucky if it sticks to the popcorn at all (yes, even if you use a zester).
Cedar Rapids, Iowa (CNN)On the campaign trail, Ted Cruz says he's the "consistent conservative" -- the one candidate who always sticks to his principles.
Now that she's in Congress, she has an opportunity to redefine what a lawmaker looks like — even if she sticks to the dress code.
Abel Tesfaye comes at the track from a different angle to Kelly, albeit one that sticks to the Torontonian's post-club, coke-comedown blueprint .
This comic also shows IDW Publishing really going out on a limb as the company usually sticks to legacy reprints and licensed tie-ins.
Understand that no one will want to be told what to do, but that everyone is inspired by someone who sticks to their guns.
But she also spent some on bamboo sticks to raise up her home in the hope of keeping her family safe from river floods.
If Apple sticks to its usual release schedule, iOS 11 won't roll out until the fall, when we will likely see new iPhones, too.
But if you're of the "pay once and be done with it" mindset, then hopefully AgileBits sticks to its word on supporting both models.
Whether or not the company sticks to the plan, Pires added, will depend on the incoming government of right-wing President-elect Jair Bolsonaro.
David Muñoz, a Pennsylvania State graduate student, made local headlines by finding that adding glow sticks to minnow traps led to higher salamander catches.
Well, here's someone who (again apparently) actually sticks to all of those habits, and has invited Business Insider to document herself sticking to them.
If Mr. Trump sticks to his pledge, it will be open season on regulations, as businesses go after their most disliked provisions and agencies.
Young players are taught to use their sticks to prevent an offensive player from using his hands to make a play on the puck.
In the winter, they coppice year-old withies, or sticks, to the ground (in the spring, the willow will sprout again from the stump).
If a fire begins to flicker out, locals claim, some of the birds will keep it going by carrying burning sticks to new locations.
If Mr Lieberman sticks to his position, a majority of the Knesset will probably be held by parties eager to see Mr Netanyahu leave.
Resolving to get in shape in the new year is an exhausting cliché, as is the fact that no one sticks to the resolve.
Your tan is lurid, last night's glitter sticks to your shoe, and, still a young man, you thrill to the promise of future divorces.
Here's hoping this show sticks to its angstier, less tuneful early work, rather than the later songs designed for everyone to hum along to.
Yet VW just sticks to its talking point that, technically, its cheating isn't illegal in Europe, and it has refused to compensate European customers.
I took my search for sportswear online, a place where you can buy everything from selfie-sticks to ricin – but not women's football gear.
"It can feel like a lot of your life is dictated by food," said Joy Hatcher, a student who sticks to a vegetarian diet.
While Props America's line of electronics largely sticks to computers and TV sets, the company has diversified where it sells them over the years.
If Assad sticks to his normal tactics, and kills children with explosives rather than banned chemicals, then the United States will leave him alone.
The magnetic Microsoft pen that sticks to the side of the Surface is still the one to beat, but the holster does the trick, too.
Meanwhile, the European Union will be tackling two thorny issues: the U.K.'s Brexit and making sure Greece sticks to the terms of its rescue.
Within hours, China responded, saying it would take new comprehensive measures to safeguard the country's interests if the United States sticks to its protectionist behaviour.
But, if Amazon sticks to the promise of improving and adding new features to Alexa for PC, it will at least be a great alternative.
We don't know if he's actually planning to keep that promise, but if he sticks to his word, how much would he be giving up?
From Crest 3D White toothpaste and floss sticks to pizza slices and garlic knots, the 22-year-old has ordered 833 items on the app.
A natural performer, LobosJR sticks to the single player challenges of the Dark Souls games and interacts with his fans using a menagerie of voices.
I know the President has as I say, used a really interesting mix of carrot and sticks to get Kim Jong- un to the table.
One of the best things about Robert Mueller is how he runs his Christmas parties: He sets an end time and he sticks to it.
What's perhaps most remarkable about Devil May Cry 24, though, is how strictly it sticks to the formula that has made the series so beloved.
That's likely to bring more flooding, particularly as rising temperatures mean more rainfall that can swell rivers, and less snow that sticks to the slopes.
For example, while other brands like OrangeTheory have grown to 323,200 locations since 2010, Barry's sticks to a 20% to 30% growth plan each year.
C Nick Hundley got an infrequent start Tuesday and will be behind the plate again Wednesday night if manager Bruce Bochy sticks to his plan.
And it'll probably sound better as well, but whether Sonos sticks to its current lineup or introduces an entirely new format remains to be seen.
In dramatic sequences, God of War might ask the player to spam "X" or twirl the control sticks to mimic the action happening on screen.
Even on Us Weekly's YouTube channel, where nü-celebrity coverage might be more palatable, the tabloid sticks to Katie Holmes, Kristen Bell, and the Kardashians.
If the EU sticks to its guns, that surely means a less satisfactory trading position for UK companies than before, particularly in the financial sector.
If OnePlus sticks to the strategy that's brought it to its current position, I'm confident it'll deliver a phone worthy of our curiosity and anticipation.
That said, not everyone who has HIV actually starts ART and sticks to a treatment regimen, Rizza says, because of barriers to care or noncompliance.
We'll have a while to wait to see if she sticks to her signatures or changes up her go-to looks for the big day.
Once the robot starts vacuuming it sticks to a five-meter square section of a room that it cleans by spiraling out from the center.
Kloos sticks to a familiar formula, but what makes these books stand out against the monotony is his balancing act of action and character development.
But in Britain our shortage of homes and the benefits regime make it hard for people to up sticks to take advantage of better opportunities.
If everybody sticks to the carbon reductions pledges outlined in the Paris Agreement—and that's a big 'if'—we'll use up that budget by 2040.
And yet for all her jewels, the 90-year-old monarch sticks to a tried-and-true headpiece for this particular occasion: the 3-lb.
In one scene, the scantily clad characters described above use selfie sticks to take photos of themselves near a natural pool nestled in the mountains.
The resolution largely sticks to a blueprint Ocasio-Cortez laid out when she proposed creating a House select committee to establish a Green New Deal.
Many of his diners are "canna-curious" and slightly nervous about cannabis-infused foods, so for now he sticks to using odorless, tasteless cannabis oil.
The one bit of gear that did prove to be a help was a foot rest that sticks to the wall with a suction cup.
At home, Bourdain says he sticks to the occasional glass of Scotch, and keeps red wine and beer "kicking around" in case he hosts company.
China responded within hours, saying it would take new comprehensive measures to safeguard the country's interests if the United States sticks to its protectionist behaviour.
All the while, Jennifer Lafferty, tenacious and delicate in white, sticks to the perimeter, leaning against walls, crouching, watching and looking away — a stealth force.
Pundits marvel at how nothing sticks to Donald Trump, but they neglect to consider that they're the ones taking the Teflon pan off the burner.
If Trump sticks to his guns, the partial shutdown will affect the Department of Homeland Security, the Justice Department and the State Department, among others.
He's a white man who sticks to his small town, Midwestern roots, but also a Rhodes Scholar and Harvard-educated cosmopolitan who speaks eight languages.
If Trump ignores the business lobby and sticks to his campaign promises, he can boost productivity to spur real economic growth, even with lower immigration.
A man fleeing police "deliberately ran down" Deputy Eric Overall, 50, who had just put down "stop sticks" to try to slow the suspect's vehicle.
"As long as the BOJ sticks to its 2 percent inflation target, there's no choice but to maintain its current monetary easing," Muto told Reuters.
A pedestrian who is hit by a car would, in effect, stick to the front of the vehicle, just as a fly sticks to flypaper.
Like the TV series Lost, it used narrative breadcrumbs and lacunae—carrots and sticks—to focus their consumers' attention on a series of big questions.
Now, on trips to the Bronx to buy fresh fish at Hunts Point, he sticks to the basics: tuna, salmon, yellowtail, fluke, scallop and eel.
Upright Go is an innovative and discreet device that sticks to the top of their back and helps them improve their posture, day by day.  
More than usual, which is crazy, because since the election I pretty much use a steady supply of mozzarella sticks to soften my constant fury.
The Western Conference finals have heated up and 95-degrees-in-the-shade, shirt-sticks-to-your-back Houston just may be where it's at.
Though Zuniga is currently debt-free, she sticks to her zero-based budget and she advises her clients to do the same no matter what.
She sticks to popular policy positions, and she has a strong track record of winning the kind of voters Democrats need to carry in November.
This has led to a fudge factor in the literature—guesstimates that 10 percent of the micrometeoroidal matter sticks to the ice and pollutes it.
When I heard that McDonald&aposs had added a chicken sandwich topped with mozzarella sticks to the menu in South Korea, I was immediately intrigued.
He also sticks to retelling classic tales, so there's a much lower risk of getting too invested, which might be a problem with original storytellers.
Perhaps with that in mind, engineering researchers at the University of Tokyo and Dai Nippon Printing have developed an ultrathin display which sticks to skin.
Five-year-old Michael's entire kindergarten class sat in the audience behind him waving big red hearts mounted on wooden sticks to show their support.
Tile Mate — starting at $20 See Details As for larger, flat items, the Tile Slim will be the best fit as it sticks to surfaces.
"But with Merkel it seems to be worse, almost personal, the way she avoids open confrontation and sticks to her principles," Mr. Valasek said. 'Mr.
New Jersey proposed $7 billion in potential credits against state and city taxes if Amazon locates in Newark and sticks to hiring commitments, for instance.
Komarov sticks to feel-good terms like "cooperate" and "collaborate" when he talks about international partnerships—which he and other Roscosmos reps do throughout the symposium.
"We like quite busy music or at least we can't help but make busy music," Austin says as they put down the drum sticks to chat.
In the northern town of Barsana, women wield wooden sticks to beat up men singing risque songs in a version called "Lathmar", or stick-wielding Holi.
Spielberg's take on a bona fide Broadway classic sticks to the original's 1957 setting, as you probably gathered already from the fashion choices in this photo.
"The deal is groundless because China, which sticks to a defensive defense policy, has never coerced any country on the South China Sea issue," it said.
Layout for Android and iOS sticks to the basics in terms of collage making, but it does them well, and of course works seamlessly with Instagram.
Washington officially sticks to a "one China" policy, acknowledging Taiwan being part of China and the People's Republic's status as the sole legitimate government of China.
The larger sporting world, on the other hand, stubbornly sticks to the gender binary, and the professional arena can be difficult to navigate for trans athletes.
After recent date-night attempt that got a little too messy, Jess mostly sticks to making these dumplings with a close group of friends or solo.
Unlike the rest of us, the 34-year-old doesn't seem to suffer from chronic hair fatigue and usually sticks to her long, jet-black look.
The sight of the army on the city's streets would threaten to put an end to all that, as companies up sticks to calmer Asian bases.
Mere repetition by American officials that their country sticks to it has helped more than anything else to keep the peace between two nuclear-armed powers.
"The deal is groundless because China, which sticks to a defensive defence policy, has never coerced any country on the South China Sea issue," it said.
The offering, which sticks to a silver, black, and pink palette, includes an oversized silver puffer coat and a color-blocked sports bra and leggings set.
It's very sandy, and when [the sand] gets wet, it sticks to itself and becomes this super thick mud that you can't get off of anything.
If he sticks to precedent, he has another five years to go (though some believe he wants to keep the job longer than the usual decade).
While it might be taking an enlightened path to adapting one medium into another, it follows well-trodden game design routes, and sticks to established rules.
Expect some minor updates to Lenovo's laptops for the most part, along with a new ThinkPad or two if the company sticks to its usual patterns.
Regulators need real sticks to ensure better behavior by companies, while rules like Europe's General Data Protection Regulation can give consumers better control of their data.
MiFID research "unbundling" regulations aim to shift the model from "push" — where brokers relentlessly bombard fund managers with research, hoping some of it sticks — to "pull".
Italy's top utility Enel is interested in small bolt-on acquisitions to fuel growth but sticks to its view that big transformational deals create no value.
Then, when the pollinating drone strikes the flower, the sheer act of slapping the flower breaks that weak bond, and the pollen sticks to the flower.
Once the egg is formed, the surface of the chocolate is rubbed to create a rougher finish so the edible pearlised spray sticks to the egg.
While Markle is known for her impeccable taste in fashion, Harry often sticks to an old favorite —specifically, J Crew's Ludlow Jacket, which retails for $170.
However, he said there is a lot to gain if Trump sticks to his convictions — it just may not be gained until after the November elections.
Run your hands through this really soft sand which sticks to itself, never dries out and won't leave a mess wherever you decide to use it.
Schiff mostly sticks to business with his staffers, but they all know that he was a movie buff long before he became the congressman from Hollywood.
Whether it sticks to that pace depends on labour market strength as well as if President Donald Trump's stimulus steps succeed in boosting growth and inflation.
The IEA expects world oil inventories will fall by 600k barrels a day during the first half of the year if OPEC sticks to its agreement.
Getting them is not easy, Dr. Pontzer said: The women use sticks to dig up the tubers, in some cases while carrying infants on their backs.
But the offer combines some real concessions, like lower tariffs, with nebulous promises, and it will be hard to ensure that China sticks to its commitments.
The next thing he knew, Mr. Neiss was at Kennedy International Airport handing the 20 sticks to Mr. Lasday's mother, who was en route to Israel.
Trump seems to be signaling that if Assad sticks to attacking Syrian rebels with conventional weapons rather than gas, there wouldn't be further strikes against him.
Dr. Anthony Fauci, the top US expert on infectious diseases, has described the difficulty of ensuring President Donald Trump sticks to the facts during coronavirus briefings.
"You really hope that he sticks to the script, executes the trip as planned and avoids distractions, because the whole world is watching," Mr. Hadley said.
Ms. Barnett sticks to the indie-rock basics of guitars, bass and drums, with a keyboard now and then, and it's all the palette she needs.
Her boozy behavior has gotten her fired in London, but she still sticks to her old, rigid commuting schedule because she has nothing else to do.
What's perhaps most remarkable about this new version is how closely it sticks to the original Link's Awakening, and how well it stands up despite this.
U.S. law enforcement officials worry China will not be able to fully enforce this new crackdown either, even if it sticks to its promise to try.
But the market already feels tight and if OPEC sticks to its current course is likely to tighten further, pushing spot prices and calendar spreads even higher.
The family constantly changes things up by using high-end wigs — this we know — but their mother Kris Jenner usually sticks to her signature black pixie cut.
If you've got another phone (or just really like your current case) you can buy a "Back Plate" that sticks to your current case via 3M adhesive.
"Tepco's plant may not restart for long if the governor sticks to his stance," said Tomomichi Akuta, senior economist at Mitsubishi UFJ Research and Consulting in Tokyo.
It would be more exciting to see a Shaft Jr. who sticks to his principles, which the movie hints at by giving him an unconventional fighting style.
A possible solution is to make sure you're running the latest Switch software or to recalibrate your analog sticks to make sure it's not a software issue.
"Wonder Woman," particularly, is rife with them but the song sticks to a country story-telling format and incorporates traditional instruments like acoustic guitar alongside the synths.
When she's back home in L.A., Hadid also sticks to the staples: "If I don't have milk and bread and eggs; then, I can't deal," she said.
Now many of them bring walking sticks to the tea dance in a hall next to a Catholic church that used to hold 813 masses each weekend.
The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star, 23, tells PEOPLE that she sticks to "clean" meals at home so she can enjoy herself when she goes out.
Just the fact he got up there in front of all those people is pretty awesome, and hey ... he might be solid if he sticks to it.
Followers of The8bitdrummer will hear lots of drumming to video game soundtracks, but he's been known to turn his sticks to rock, dubstep, improvisations and original tunes.
If he sticks to that same timeline for 2020, we could be less than three years away from seeing Cruz announce, again, that he's running for president.
So it's refreshing that on 4:44 he sticks to the dusty soul, blues, and R&B samples that've been his bread-and-butter throughout his career.
Unfortunately, moving between those views isn't as quick as in other apps; and Tiny Calendar really sticks to the basics, without natural language support or other flairs.
Party stalwarts have also come out to say they intended to ensure dos Santos sticks to previous assurances that he would leave "active political life" in 2018.
Her vote in this case may turn out to be critical, one that will weigh heavily on her reputation as a moderate who sticks to the rules.
Heat waves caused by a further increase of 0.7 degrees - if the world sticks to its 1.5 degree Celsius limit - could be even more severe, it warned.
What holds, what sticks to my brain like pasta on a ceiling, is one of the most inconsequential yet quietly-present elements on the website: its food.
Getting acquired has offered Movidius some more flexibility to add features like the ability to plug in several of these sticks to add more deep-learning power.
Thanks to special paper soaked in another hCG-binding antibody, the red ink sticks to the magazine page, revealing the discounted price within a couple of minutes.
This silicone beer holder sticks to tile (or any other glossy surface), so they can always have their favorite brew by their side, whatever time it is. 
He sticks to the leadership's talking points and has pitched in to individual senators' reelection efforts, making him popular — or at least not controversial — with many colleagues.
History, in other words, demonstrates that the North Korean government has both an offensive and a defensive game plan, and that it sticks to an established playbook.
Cider doughnuts, cinnamon sticks to steep in stove-heated cider, popcorn, maple cookies, a variety of herbal teas, the ingredients to a hot toddy and mulled wine.
If he sticks to the script, the president is expected to call on Congress to spend at least $1 trillion to rebuild bridges, freeways, sewers and airports.
"I don't think he sticks to the narrow idea that only a male on the throne is acceptable," a friend of the emperor's recently told our correspondent.
Amazon's objection would likely function as an accountability mechanism to ensure the Pentagon broadens the scope of its reevaluation and sticks to what it hopes to do.
"I don't think he sticks to the narrow idea that only a male on the throne is acceptable," a friend of the emperor recently told our correspondent.
But if he sticks to jawboning individual companies — as opposed to instituting tariffs and starting trade wars — he won't necessarily make the underlying sclerosis that much worse.
One former member of staff claimed in a submission that they were instructed to deliver details of cases under investigation on USB sticks to the leader's office.
When she was young, Ms. Songvisava, now 228, remembered, as many as 20 carts would line up outside her school to sell snacks on sticks to students.
China could lose nearly half a percentage point of gross domestic product growth this winter if it sticks to its pollution-reduction targets, Capital Economics has estimated.
For now, it sticks to familiar goals that most Democratic presidential candidates share: re-committing to the Paris climate accord and slashing greenhouse gas emissions by 2050.
Moonves sticks to script under glare of misconduct claims Presidents Club's hostess agency agrees shake-up Aid charities need new ombudsman to tackle sex abuse, say MPs
Mark Minervini, stock trading legend and the author of "Mindset Secrets for Winning," sticks to a timeless trading strategy that&aposs been the secret behind his success.
In a reverse homage to the movie's surreal colors, Mr. Brotherston sticks to black and white and gray, and Mr. Bourne's choreography finds its own stylized nightmare.
Aside from sneaking out a remix every so often, he pretty much sticks to quietly dropping about one record a year on his own La Vida imprint.
We're told Angelina also wants the whole case to remain private -- as long as Brad sticks to the custody arrangement they both signed off on months ago.
To cover the surface and immediately swirl the egg mixture so it covers the bottom in a thin layer, pushing down any egg that sticks to the sides.
Whereas most cheaper electric skateboards use a hub-driven motor usually found within one or two of its wheels, the Mini sticks to Boosted's belt-driven motor system.
I watched as the hunters used sticks to mash their slurry of wax, honey, and half-dead bees through a bamboo filter and into a large metal pot.
Scroll through to shop all our favorite picks — from clear self-tanners and watermelon mask sticks to luxe lip balms and round brushes — and start 2019 off right.
Unlike the kind you might see on middle-of-the-night infomercials, this body-hair wax doesn't require any heat or bulk order of popsicle sticks to use.
However, if you drag the sticker over a friend's message in your conversation, it sticks to that bubble so it looks like they typed out the message themselves.
The statement added that "China sticks to the principles and stance that combine domestic international laws and humanitarian spirits" when dealing with North Koreans who illegally enter China.
Chemel says she still makes sure that Lucy sticks to her 300-calorie-a-day diet, but says she is less strict when it comes to cheat days.
Fighters are also seen smashing television sets and satellite dishes, destroying tombs they say go against Islamic burial laws, and using sticks to beat men accused of smuggling.
And even if Amazon sticks to an ironclad promise, that doesn't mean there aren't other, more sideways ways for Amazon to utilize what Eero might know about you.
However, although France sticks to its rigid 35-hour week, French productivity per hour remains far higher than Britain's and even a touch above Germany's, reported The Economist.
This plan, if Hunter Biden sticks to it, offers a much cleaner break from foreign business entanglements than Trump's family has pursued during his first term in office.
Mr Grayling sticks to the Tory talking points with tedious discipline—Theresa May represents "strong" and "stable" while Jeremy Corbyn ("unfit to lead") represents a "coalition of chaos".
The latter would be improved if the chain dodged taxes by operating in the informal economy, like much of its competition, but it sticks to the formal side.
Since launching his namesake brand in 2012, he has carried many of his pieces across seasons in varying fabrics, and he sticks to a mostly gender-neutral territory.
Available in sizes XS - 4X, the all-black and -white collection sticks to Good American's ethos of providing inclusivity along with a simplistic aesthetic fit for everyone's closet.
Those as confident and articulate in their opinions as Bork has been, so it was deemed, might as well have been handing sharp, pointy sticks to their opponents.
But, after the news settled, the first thing my dad said to me over the phone — and this still sticks to this day — is that it doesn't matter.
Instead, the show sticks to safer hints at adult themes, like the princess's attempts to get laid constantly failing because guys are afraid of her father, the king.
Facebook's Spaces is able to generate a reasonable cartoon approximation of you from your social media photos but depends on buttons and thumb-sticks to trigger certain expressions.
In a Maine-themed episode, Stewart teaches Snoop how to make traditional clambake with lobsters; on pig night, she cooks an entire pig while he sticks to ribs.
"If Apple sticks to their heritage, they won't bring anything out that's not ready," wrote Patrick Moorhead, President and principal analyst at Moor Insights & Strategy in an email.
If the NRA sticks to the strategy of its first ad, it'll presumably venture into many other scandalous allegations that have no more grounding in reality than Benghazi.
As we ordinarily have sex with music in the background, I also picked up a little bluetooth shower speaker that sticks to the wall with a suction cup.
If the winner, to be announced on July 23, sticks to that pledge it makes the chances of a European compromise all but impossible before the Brexit deadline.
Bottom line: If everyone sticks to these entrenched positions, it is certain that inaction will make both tackling and responding to climate change more expensive down the line.
I went "to the washroom," ordered mozzaerlla sticks to go and a round of beers for the nearest table to the bar, and put it on his bill.
OPEC has consistently refused to cut production as kingpin Saudi Arabia sticks to its strategy of low-cost production to squeeze out higher-cost players like shale companies.
He's a tactical romantic, he sticks to his principles, he's impeccably polite and he loves to cut vicious shapes to the perfectly crafted pop music of Jason Derulo.
"(Spain) may be having trouble drawing up a budget, but it has a pro-European government that sticks to the rules and is reducing its deficit," he said.
Users just have to have a special case for their phone or a cable wheel that plugs into their device and then sticks to the back of it.
If the Party "sticks to the old ways, it will only be more and more rejected by young people," said Li, 23, whose band's name means "Tianfu Incident".
For the most part, the film sticks to the known facts — the producers provided an annotated script giving sources in media reports and official documents for various scenes.
Moment lenses attach to your phone via a stainless steel mounting plate that sticks to the back of your iPhone using a strong, but not permanent, 3M adhesive.
Thompson said he typically sticks to the standard Team Deathmatch mode, but each new "Call of Duty" introduces new weapons, new maps, and new wrinkles to the game.
The plan sticks to the 6900 discretionary spending levels agreed in the budget deal, but then charts an aggressive course to balance over the course of a decade.
Like most governments of the world, Washington officially sticks to a "one China" policy, acknowledging Taiwan being part of China and maintaining formal diplomatic relations only with Beijing.
In other words, a Jones win will make McConnell's job a lot harder if he sticks to his strategy of passing major bills with party-line Republican support.
Tapping said that in the future, even if everybody sticks to their allotted radio emissions, the amount of interference will increase due to the sheer amount of technology.
But at the end of the day, Florida Georgia Line sticks to the story: they're just two good ol' boys, trading memories over some cold-as-hell brews.
A month later there were claims that Judge Jules had requested a rave toys 'amnesty box' with trademark dummies and glow sticks to be left at the door.
By the end of season five, the show's focus shifted to Claire's new position of power—a move some fans hope Netflix sticks to throughout its final season.
Dash Shaw, who helped to usher in the contemporary era of alt-comics with books like Bottomless Belly Button and New School, rarely sticks to a single style.
The situations are goofier than ever, and the gameplay is much like the earlier iterations, where you use both control sticks to look around and aim your vacuum.
In the process, we discovered that — like a lot of books adapted for film — the film sticks to most, but not all the plot points of the book.
So, if it sticks to these positions, the administration could set in motion a strategic realignment, not just in the region, but in America's relationships with countries there.
Outside of the summer months, he sticks to a 40-hour work week to ensure that his staff does not experience excessive burnout or become overwhelmed by stress.
As long as Shadow of the Moon sticks to action sequences and the pains of its isolated protagonist, it's a tightly wound thriller with a surprising speculative element.
It could grant visas for, say, a fixed five-year period with no path to citizenship, and deploy both carrots and sticks to ensure that workers returned home.
If "True Detective" sticks to form, the culprit may be unmasked eventually, but the search itself will unleash forces that are much bigger and more difficult to comprehend.
"We like to have a cold drink and a few fingers of panisse ourselves so it's one of the things that sticks to the menu," de Boer says.
But the deal was totally legal; Google is a business partner like any other in the health care system—assuming everyone sticks to the terms of the contract.
Of course, this assumes that the Fed sticks to what it says it is going to do, and doesn't change its plans in response to unanticipated economic shocks.
The former boy bander sticks to his script about the boys in One Direction, maintaining that he just wanted to make different music and dim the spotlight a little.
When your Zima chills you out so hard that your mouth sticks to the aluminum pole that is for some reason positioned at the bar during a grunge concert.
The worst could be yet to come for Italy if its coalition government sticks to plans to increase public spending, according to a vice president at the European Commission.
She recommends using sunscreen sticks and teaching children to apply their own sunscreen by using the sticks to draw geometric shapes on their skin and then rubbing it in.
Earlier this year, NFL star Rob Gronkowski told CNBC Make It that he sticks to a strict routine that includes getting at least seven hours of sleep each night.
And she's no stranger to tough workouts, even making time to squeeze in a sweat session on vacation — and sticks to a strict organic diet, meaning sugar is out.
So keyboards are still the norm, and standardizing them to make writing and spelling in French easier is important, she said, even if France sticks to the Azerty layout.
It's really about finger painting, and pushing it into the pencil, so it sticks to it and goes dark in some places and light in others – it's very painterly.
Laced with wheat starches and proteins, the airy, invisible foam sticks to each strand of my long, fine hair to make it look thicker, fuller, and even more undone.
The game predominantly sticks to a basic formula of region exploration and corruption clearing, though each chapter plays with a different core puzzle mechanic—with varied levels of success.
Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) recently cracked open a beer with her husband on her personal account, but sticks to photos with constituents and policy talk on her official one.
Ted-Ed writes:Our early ancestors relied on lightning to cause forest fires, from which they could collect coals and burning sticks to help them cook food and clear land.
Microsoft canceled the devices, codenamed Project Hobart, and they were originally supposed to be $99 streaming sticks to access Xbox One games from a second TV in a house.
Now, a team of scientists has developed a stretchable mesh of power cells that sticks to surfaces like a Band-Aid to skin—and it can even charge itself.
So, Alabamian to Alabamian, I'd love to give Sessions a few pointers on mostly what not to do if he really sticks to his guns and revives the program.
Click here to view original GIFResearchers from Stanford's Hopkins Marine Station have developed a two-lensed camera that sticks to the backs of filter-feeding whales with suction cups.
Red lipstick is a mainstay in Hollywood, but unlike the blue-based reds may actresses love, Seyfried sticks to an orange-based hue for a brighter, eye-catching result.
They found evidence, for instance, that bed bug species have rarely evolved from an incarnation that infested many types of animals to one that sticks to a single host.
Repetitive behaviors that a person with OCD sticks to are usually harmful, not helpful, to a person's day and even though they feel comforting, they want to stop them.
Elvis & Nixon is at its best when it sticks to what-if whimsy and the enjoyable fantasy of worlds colliding, with all the outlandish possibilities that crossover stories suggest.
In addition to his intense gym schedule, Jonas sticks to a high-protein diet and makes sure he keeps up with his training when he is on the road.
Humanity has always liked to go fast, whether it's been astride a galloping horse or by strapping sticks to your feet and pushing yourself off a snow-covered mountain.
The two pounds of food that it can hold equals nuggets and fries simultaneously, a few burgers, and enough onion rings or mozz sticks to feed a small party.
Most analysts are forecasting that the dollar will remain well-supported in coming months as long as the Federal Reserve sticks to its plan for hiking interest rates gradually.
If president Stephan Winkelmann sticks to his plan to introduce two new products each year, more Bugatti models will soon join the Centodieci, Chiron, Divo and La Voiture Noire.
It sticks to everything, says Hussein, a 30-year-old actor who founded a theater group with some classmates from the Baghdad College of Fine Arts a decade ago.
Also bring a roll of two-inch Coban , which is like a lighter and stretchier Ace bandage that sticks to itself and can be torn to size by hand.
We're betting Trump sticks to his tariff numbers but don't rule out carve outs for certain allies (even though Trump doesn't want to.) This fight is far from over.
Mad Catz's sponsorship of Daigo lasted until 2016; by that time, they had created a line of similarly acclaimed Street Fighter V fight sticks to keep with the times.
Some forceful directorial guidance could hone this wandering series of stories into a more refined show that sticks to a theme and a through-line revolving around Mr. Trump.
Named for a type of mollusk, or shellfish, that sticks to rocks and is hard to remove, limpet mines are similarly stuck fast to their targets, usually with magnets.
Last year, when North Korea's ice hockey team brought battered wooden sticks to an international tournament in Auckland, New Zealand, organizers presented them with high-tech carbon fiber equipment.
When bees prowl around a flower, perhaps drinking nectar for immediate energy, pollen falls all over them and sticks to the hairs that cover their bodies — even their eyes.
At level one, Root sticks to pretty basic object-oriented programming and is very similar to Karel, which is often students' introduction to coding languages like JavaScript or Python.
Fried sticks to a strict 40-hour workweek, and prides himself on ensuring that his 56 remote employees have well-balanced lives that don't involve working around the clock.
The UN peacekeeping force in Congo, which normally sticks to defending civilians, is helping the Congolese army push rebel groups that threaten aid workers out of the Ebola zone.
In season two, there was an unsettling, stand-alone sequence where an alternate-reality Homer gave a bundle of sticks to a woman who sold people's skin or something.
STEVE LIESMAN: When you say the unemployment rate the unemployment rate should stick to -- you hope it sticks to 3.5%, do you mean you hope it doesn't go lower?
What's important is not the money that sticks to the fingers of the inner circle, but what they do to get that money, and the bad policy that results.
Being outdoors helped, open space a literal breath of fresh air, a blank canvas where they could pretend to be bison or use sticks to cast Harry Potter spells.
If you were poor, the ACA envisioned you securing coverage through your state's Medicaid expansion — with the government offering major financials carrots and sticks to encourage states to expand.
Moving files between OSes is also straightforward as well, and you don't usually have to bother with syncing services or USB sticks to get files from one place to another.
That proved to be a particular challenge for the VFX team on Deadpool, which had to use motion-capture and reflective balls on sticks to get the character just right.
"We're going to make sure that Mitch McConnell sticks to his word, and over the next week or two we're going to keep the pressure on the Senate," Feal said.
Like many entrepreneurs, I don't flow easily with the unaccountability, the wasteful Common Agricultural Policy and the farce of upping sticks to Strasbourg once a month to appease the French.
The reality star said as she has always been "reticent" to go under the knife but still wants to look her best, she sticks to less permanent and drastic options.
However, each sticks to the basic form factor: A rectangular black box with a white square in the middle and magnetic black tape wound between two spools on either end.
MUFG and its rivals continue to suffer from weak domestic lending as the central bank sticks to its prolonged monetary easing policy of keeping interest rates low to spur borrowing.
Bring along one of these Roku streaming sticks to ensure you'll have access to all your favorite streaming services, from Netflix to HBO, to watch while you're lying around recovering.
Over time, the lint builds up and sticks to the walls of the trap, just like menstrual blood and tissue build up on the walls of your uterus every month.
Biden's plan mostly sticks to ideas with a long history of support in the Democratic Party and sidesteps intraparty controversies, such as the debate about the role of charter schools.
But even when she's trying out new trends or silhouettes, she mostly sticks to a couple lengths, pieces, and design details that she's come to rely on through the years.
The whole chic display is nice and friendly for people in the suburbs and collectors in the sticks to have nice big set-ups to prove they are with it.
But if Feinstein sticks to her guns, it could hamper companies like GM, Ford, and others that impressed investors with their plans to do away with steering wheels and pedals.
The decision came at a crucial time, as competitor Apple is expected to unveil a new smartphone — the iPhone 7, if Apple sticks to convention — at an event next week.
The product images show navigation, media playback information, the vehicle's speed, and caller ID. The Roav sits on a pedestal that apparently sticks to the dashboard — just like the Navdy.
Investors will be looking to see whether Yellen, who had said last month she expected interest rates to rise "in the coming months", sticks to her tune after the data.
That one team sticks to its offensive identity through ebbs and flows in the score, while the other falls back to its worst habits at the first sign of trouble.
"We cannot allow that one part of society works hard, sticks to the rules and pays taxes while another part of society cheats," Economy Minister Sigmar Gabriel told the Sueddeutsche.
"The aim must be that Russia sticks to international rules again and that it does not violate the territorial sovereignty of its neighbours," Maas said in a speech in Berlin.
Usually, Martin sticks to dragons, comic books, and the New York Jets on his blog, but this time he went after United Airlines CEO Oscar Munoz, calling for his resignation.
If COFCO International sticks to Yu's stated commercial ambitions, it cannot achieve this through internal growth and will have to return to the acquisitions market, Kansas State University's O'Neil said.
Everyone else will likely have to wait until Android N enters a final, public release, which will likely happen sometime around October, if Google sticks to its regular release schedule.
While star Charlie Hunnam got whipped into shape through the movie's intense fight scenes, Tyler previously told PEOPLE that she sticks to a "modified paleo diet" to feel her best.
Willems has gone in the polar opposite direction: "The Thank You Book" not only sticks to what made the series great, it wraps its fans in a grateful, valedictory embrace.
Markets will be watching to see if the Fed Chair sticks to his message earlier this week that the central bank was "just below" estimates of a 'neutral' interest rate.
After seeing his time beaten in the Zagreb slalom, Kristoffersen threw his sticks to the ground and kicked an advertising hoarding in disgust, earning criticism from fellow skier Felix Neureuther.
If the opener sticks to the familiar, the performers are exceptional, including the Escher String Quartet, the violist Roberto Díaz, the cellist Andrés Díaz and the horn player Kevin Rivard.
These are two premier gyms in the area with two different kickboxing systems: the Cellar leans toward the Dutch style, while the Academy sticks to a more traditional Thai style.
How closely each adaptation sticks to the text will almost certainly be a point of discussion, if the ongoing arguments over the Harry Potter books versus movies are any indication.
Anyway, he sticks to his guns and continues to keep a leisurely pace, stopping to pick flowers and get stuck on rocks in a failed attempt to grab some minerals.
"The aim must be that Russia sticks to international rules again and that it does not violate the territorial sovereignty of its neighbors," Maas said in a speech in Berlin.
Even as Mr. Trump sticks to warm words, his administration has imposed sanctions, kicked out diplomats, shipped weapons to Ukraine and threatened to scrap the I.N.F. treaty over Russian violations.
For his part, the mayor sticks to a "millionaires tax," with scant reason to believe that State Senate Republicans and their tag-along squad of allied Democrats would accept it.
These will be followed, if Newsom sticks to his intentions, by additional reforms generated by a 2020 commission of stakeholders that could lead to a much more highly regulated system.
Doc is in Alcoholics Anonymous and sticks to meticulous routines as a way to cope; he also sneaks looks at Marie, his fixed expression imbued with guilt and creepy desire.
Instead of succumbing to the tempting but troubling "white savior" narrative that often pops up in movies of its sort, it sticks to its roots and tells a better story.
" She is chaotic and messy, an agent of kink with "You dress me up in a nurse's outfit/ It rides and sticks to my thighs and my hips" on "Savior.
On his very solid debut Issa Album, Atlanta's 21 Savage sticks to a storied rap tradition arguably perfected by the South: that of making your music as nightmarish as possible.
But under the nuclear deal, the United States is committed to taking legislative action that would permanently remove the sanctions, not just suspend their application — provided Iran sticks to its pledges.
"Kim and Kanye have been incredibly involved in the surrogate process," the source says, noting that Kardashian West has been "super adamant" in ensuring the surrogate sticks to a healthy diet.
When you stream a video on YouTube, your browser automatically switches from 480p to 1080p if you have enough bandwidth, and sticks to 480p if you don't have a fast connection.
There's no way to attach the pen to the tablet directly, so Samsung includes a pen loop that sticks to the bottom of the keyboard case to keep it all together.
The franc, which analysts expect to fall further as the Swiss central bank sticks to its loose monetary policy even as rivals tighten, slipped 0.2 percent on the day to 1.1905 .
This It also wisely sticks to only half of the novel, in which a group of misfit kids who call themselves the Losers Club band together to fight an ancient evil.
The new home visitation effort has clearer measuring sticks to determine its performance, such as seeing if emergency room visits decline or if cognitive development increases by age two, she added.
Red flag: A factual response to an erroneous post on an unaffiliated third-party site is not considered a firm communication requiring review, as long as it sticks to the facts.
So Prisma is caught between a rock and a hard place; if it sticks to its knitting as just a cool tool it risks becoming redundant as others clone its USP.
Click here to view original GIFInvented by Johnny Lai, the Supershot Go sticks to your smartphone like other screen protectors do, without leaving a gunky film behind when you remove it.
"You can get these screeching noises as your skin sticks to the pole, and it burns as you slide down," Jamieson (who took a few classes herself several years ago) said.
The announcement (just barely) sticks to CEO Mike Hopkins' earlier statement that the service would cost "under $40" — my colleague Sarah Perez reported last month that the price would be $39.99.
The standalone story sticks to the show's usual structure — a teaser followed by four increasingly tense acts, each with clues and confrontation, eventually leading to a terminal showdown with the villain.
On first glance, Phantom Thread can seem light and fluffy, like an omelet, but it sticks to your ribs and in your gut, like an omelet with a certain added ingredient.
Neil deGrasse Tyson has a message for Kyrie Irving ... KEEP YOUR DUMB FLAT EARTH BS OUTTA SCIENCE ... saying the world would be a better place if Irving sticks to the court.
When the oppositely-charged drops meet on the surface of a plant they end up creating a hydrophilic water-attracting film that sticks to the leafs, trapping other droplets as well.
That CareerTu sticks to WeChat for content marketing, user acquisition and tutoring is telling of the super app's user stickiness and how overseas Chinese are helping to extend its global footprint.
That represents an oversubscription of more than three times the size of the bond if Aramco sticks to its plan to issue around $10 billion in the debt sale this week.
Poland's biggest power group PGE sticks to its plan to build the country's first nuclear power plant, but no sooner than in 2030, the company's CEO Krzysztof Baranowski told Rzeczpospolita daily.
Unlike President Donald Trump who sticks to applause lines and sweeping promises of success when it comes to health care, Verma is an administration source Republican members trust to dig in.
While it won't formally roll out until the new iPhones are released — if Apple sticks to its usual release schedule — we'll get a sneak peek at everything to look forward to.
Since this is the Earth and not a galaxy far, far away, Sprave had to improvise when it came to the lasers and used glow sticks to mimic the gun's blast.
Although Earth sticks to a few principles such as open strings and repetition, the band's adventurous second phase has found their heavy sound stretching into post-rock, psychedelic rock, and country.
While judges did not call fights based on a combatant's ability to continue, the judges used sticks to poke, prod, or beat fighters who stalled, committed fouls, or just seemed tired.
China says it sticks to a policy of "non-interference" when offering financial aid and deals to developing countries, which, coupled with development, can help resolve political, religious and cultural tension.
"Iran has proved that it sticks to its international agreements, but it also has appropriate responses for all situations," said Bahram Ghasemi, a spokesman for Iran's Foreign Ministry, earlier this month.
Videos circulating on social media including footage purportedly showing troops in Abia using sticks to flog men stripped to the waist, which the army said it was investigating, have heightened anger.
Even though Simba swears off meat and sticks to an insect-based diet, the other jungle-dwellers are still skittish around him, only enforcing that Simba doesn't belong here with them.
It looks like Play-Doh, can be shaped around any object, sticks to almost any material, is waterproof, is heat-resistant and dries to a silicone rubbery finish in 123 hours.
The show sticks to the narrative Amoruso created for herself: a quirky, entrepreneurial woman succeeding at a business despite all odds, and succeeding precisely because she's a woman—a Girl Boss!
Strowman has made more noise about the world title than most of those wrestlers, but he still mostly sticks to the simple pleasures of beating people up and throwing people around.
I just had to flick the sticks to the left or right and the skater would flip the board and land back on it, as long as I ollied high enough.
IN KOP PA feels racism is unfair: I believe that America is turning back "into an uglier version of itself" because it is the thought and idea that sticks to everyone.
That's a bit disappointing for anyone who is currently afflicted by Joy-Con drift, which causes the Switch's analog sticks to behave erratically, typically after a bit of wear and tear.
So Kenya's tech community will have to wait a couple more weeks to see if Safaricom sticks to its experiment to spur inside innovation by creating an outside incubator — or not.
Given how influential this group is becoming, I can't be alone in hoping the I.D.W. finds a way to eschew the cranks, grifters and bigots and sticks to the truth-seeking.
Priscilla was particularly adept at using the sticks to prepare for her offspring, according to CNN, and she may have taught her mate and piglets how to copy her unique skills.
It will be interesting to see if the organization sticks to its guns, or risks contradicting its carefully set precedent in exchange for the promise, rather than the fear of, technology.
Sinji WiFi Doorbell Camera ($79 Value) Arguably the easiest camera to set up on this list, this one sticks to your entry, eliminating the hassle of having to grapple with wires.
While Taco Bell is known for its crazy flavors and snack-food collaborations, Del Taco&aposs menu sticks to a wide range of simple classics, including tacos, burgers, fries, and tamales.
Liberalism became almost a badge of national identity, so much so that Mr. Wilders uses gay rights and gender equality as sticks to beat Muslims by characterizing them as less tolerant.
"I'm not a believer that you have to do every fair, and I'm doing fewer than I used to," he said, adding that he sticks to five or six a year.
Tactica advocated for soldiers to use sticks to practice swordsmanship and longer poles for the spear, and suggests war games where themes would divide into teams and practice fighting each other.
Mitchell sticks to a diet of lean meat such as chicken, turkey, tuna and shrimp, green vegetables, healthy fats like avocado, and occasionally treats herself to brisket, bacon and hamburgers without buns.
Either way, now you can give it a shot and see if you prefer the sticks-to-the-basics design of Lite or find yourself going back to the bloated Messenger app.
Hunt's office said he would meet Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif and would stress that the UK is committed to the nuclear deal as long as Iran sticks to its terms.
Electric cars may be more expensive than their gas-powered counterparts, but governments around the world have found combinations of carrots and sticks to convince their citizens to go with the plug.
The Nest Detect is a little widget that looks like a slightly elongated AA battery and sticks to your door or wall, where it can detect a couple different types of motion.
But, we've also noticed that Jenner has a definite uniform; and while the labels on her clothes may change, she definitely sticks to certain formulas when it comes to putting looks together.
A spokesperson for the German Embassy in Washington, DC, wrote in an email in response to a request for comment that saving the deal means making sure Iran sticks to its commitment.
It sticks to the same overall design and chip layout as the 855, but Qualcomm says the Plus' eight-core Kryo CPU runs at higher peak clock speeds of up to 2.96GHz.
Hyping up comics fans does not seem to be the driving priority; making good television is, and that path is going to serve The Walking Dead well if it sticks to it.
But if Barr sticks to his commitment to "provide as much transparency as I can," as he promised during his confirmation hearing, he could earn the respect of stakeholders from both parties.
People want change, and if Donald Trump sticks to his message in the final days of the campaign, he could still pull out a victory, former GOP candidate Steve Forbes said Thursday.
Image: The ASMR Circus/YouTubeKinetic sand is a freaky-looking substance made of 98 percent sand and 2 percent silicone oil, so it sticks to itself, but won't stick to anything else.
I don't love her long lower eyelashes, but she has a signature style that she sticks to, whether it's a jeweled leotard or her dress emblazoned with Eureka right there on it.
He believes his conservative state is looking for someone who's willing to occasionally tell President Donald Trump no, but otherwise keeps his mouth shut in D.C. and diligently sticks to the basics.
Ryan sticks to support for 2016 nominee "This is precisely the kind of moral cowardice that gave rise to Donald Trump," Reid said, calling on McConnell and Ryan to unequivocally repudiate Trump.
Turning to Greece, Regling said Athens should no longer need ESM aid loans after its current third bailout program ends in mid-2018 as long as it sticks to agreed reform measures.
Tracy Morgan sticks to his O.G. status on and off camera, especially when he hears his hit new show just got picked up for a new season ... queue LL Cool J slaps.
OPEC kingpin Saudi Arabia has been holding out on cutting production as it sticks to its strategy of squeezing out higher cost energy producers, such as shale companies, out of the market.
If Comey sticks to this script, it's possible that Republicans, who are already preparing some weak talking points to push back on whatever happens today, will treat this as a political victory.
To achieve a diet that sticks to common guidelines would require a 25 percent increase in the number of fruits and vegetables eaten globally, and a 56 percent cut in red meat.
Dan Holler, spokesman for Heritage Action for America, said Monday that the group would oppose any budget blueprint that sticks to the Obama-Boehner deal, which increases spending by about $30 billion.
She now plans ahead for items she has on her wish list and knows that eventually she'll be able to get what she wants if she sticks to her spending limits.5.
Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump is looking to score a historic coup by securing a nuclear deal with North Korea - but making sure Pyongyang sticks to the agreement could be even harder.
PYEONGCHANG (Reuters) - Mikaela Shiffrin has found a way to escape the pressure of carrying U.S. medal hopes at the Winter Olympics: she sticks to watching the Pyeongchang action on TV in Korean.
George R.R. Martin has many deficiencies as a writer—like, you know, not finishing his goddamn books on time—but he has his moments, particularly when he sticks to his core themes.
" "If the Fed sticks to its mandate and ignores political noise, there should be scope for further rate hikes next year - and more rate hikes than are currently priced into the market.
Cryptography is the process by which people keep their communications secret and it's a practice at least as old as 600 B.C. when Spartans used Scytale cipher sticks to encode secret messages.
The recent visa-related action suggests that this paradigm has shifted and, like U.S. allies in Europe, the policy response will now be to use more sticks to pressure Turkish policy changes.
Adalgisa comes to Norma's home, which here looks like some gargantuan forest igloo made of branches and sticks, to confess that she has broken her vow of chastity and fallen in love.
He'd contrasted the Via Alpina walks to the newer, more popular Alpe Adria trail, which runs from Austria through Slovenia down to the Italian Adriatic, and sticks to less demanding valley routes.
Around sections of the camp, researchers have placed baskets that capture falling leaves, seeds, and sticks to track the biological productivity of diverse biomes of the rainforest, like the low-lying campina.
While he typically sticks to dark colors, the actor often uses patterns to add flair to an outfit, like he did at a November screening of "The Disaster Artist" in Hollywood, California.
The 37-year-old mom of three, known for her super strict diet, sticks to all organic, gluten-free and dairy-free foods in her home, while staying clear of sugar and soda.
Whether the world shifts to cleaner energy, eats less meat, manages land better, pulls carbon dioxide out of the air, or sticks to business as usual will mean vastly degrees of future warming.
She generally sticks to pants, a blouse, and a cardigan; and while she doesn't dress like that at home, she finds business casual easier than having to put together more formal outfits everyday.
You may be familiar with the product: The Anchor, a handy little item that sticks to the bottom of your desk and provides a place to hang your headphones out of the way.
It sticks to the basic series formula of re-telling the movie's story — with comedic, Lego-fied gags where appropriate — while letting you explore a virtual toyland filled with familiar characters and locations.
As a young child, his mother and aunt set up empty tin cans of different sizes on the shoreline and gave him sticks to play with to craft his own sounds and rhythms.
She just happens to be blowing a bubble with her gum at the exact second of firing, and the foam pellet lands directly on the formed bubble and miraculously sticks to the gum.
Demming mostly sticks to using "pay-on-death" or "transfer-on-death" designations on all assets, rather than the legal structure of an estate trust, at least when the family dynamic is simple.
That would represent an oversubscription of more than three times the size of the bond, if Aramco sticks to its plan to issue around $10 billion in the debt sale, due this week.
An acceleration in the market rebalancing could be achieved and the process could be completed by mid-2017 if the oil producers group sticks to the terms of the historic agreement, analysts said.
For better or worse, an appearance on Australian Idol is something that sticks to you like a criminal conviction - a sentence of around five years to life, depending on how you play it.
The trailer sold it as a girl power robot riot, which was novel for a series that sticks to strict formula of robots, a male protagonist, and the occasional woman-as-sex-object.
While she entertains often, Patrick, who retired in May following her last time on the track at the Indianapolis 500, admits she doesn't often follow recipes and sticks to a strict paleo diet.
And the issue has vexed the last three U.S. presidents on the right mix of carrots and sticks — to induce and/or coerce — the hermit kingdom to abandon its burgeoning nuclear weapons program.
The Transformers: The Last Knight star told Ellen DeGeneres on her talk show Monday that his 3½-year-old is totally transfixed by sticks – to the point where he has begun stockpiling them.
Read more: 20 innovative and cool accessories for the new iPhone you got for the holidaysThe GrabTab also sticks to the back of your phone and works as a grip and a stand.
In conservative Muslim countries, women would never go to a beach with men, much less go swimming, since even in the burkini the wet cloth sticks to a woman's body, outlining her curves.
But if he sticks to some of the powerful themes he touched on in Warsaw Thursday, a foreign trip that looked like a no-win situation could easily turn into a positive overall.
He sticks to the visual and psychological conventions of war-movie naturalism in order to expose their limitations, and also to find metaphor, magic and metaphysical terror in the midst of grim realities.
Ackerman told VICE he primarily sticks to meandering, low-stakes stories that can be listened to and followed along with, but also have an uncanny ability of carrying thousands of fans to sleep.
The Muse looks like any number of car gadgets — it's a disc about the size of an Oreo cookie that sticks to your dashboard and connects to a USB port or lighter socket.
The system sticks to your fretboard and stays there without much mess but I found some of the strings would buzz a bit against the LEDs when they pulled away from the wood.
It's just as efficient, slick and graceful; when Khan sticks to this kind of game plan, you feel he could outbox nearly anyone in the world, certainly in his natural Light-Welterweight class.
So projects like Honeybee's PlanetVac, which can suck up and test materials right at landing, or the Regolith Adherence Characterization, which will see how the stuff sticks to various materials, will be invaluable.
They fill unused nest holes with sticks to prevent competitors from settling there; they destroy unprotected nests and pierce all the eggs; they have been known to kill nestlings and even brooding females.
With "Bush" he sticks to the original conventional assessment, presenting a shoot-from-the-hip Texan driven by religiosity and immune to the advice of people who knew what they were talking about.
Some of the globe's less-traveled or more-underrated destinations offer just as much (if not more) stunning scenery with better value on luxury hotels … and fewer selfie sticks to shatter your serenity.
And so it goes throughout Apropos of Nothing, which came out in a surprise drop on Monday after Allen's last publisher canceled the book due to staff protests: Allen sticks to his story.
"Body" sticks to the formula that the Miami group has perfected over the years: Baby Blue's fast rhymes, Spectacular's slow snarl, Slick 'Em's brash delivery, with Pleasure P's honeyed vocals completing the package.
The rapper sticks to a pretty traditional interpretation of his covers, but "#1HappyHoliday" sounds like a standard D.R.A.M. offering, with the singer crooning about cozying up to a lover while it's cold outside.
To maintain balance in his life, he sticks to a strict morning regimen ("up at 7, breakfast, at the gym by 9, half-hour elliptical, half-hour training, showering and starting my day").
" And he recited a quote about him from a 1995 essay on civil rights historiography by Charles M. Payne: "Like the cop in 'Dragnet,' Garrow sticks to 'the facts, ma'am, just the facts.
Harville said beryllium exposure isn't limited to workers: it leaves the worksite in clouds of blasting dust and the gritty coal slag that sticks to workers' clothes and skin, which risks exposing others.
You have to hand it to the legal team defending President Trump in the Senate's impeachment trial: It sticks to its story, even when confronted by new evidence pretty much demolishing that story.
They include visits with a psychologist who shows João Lucas a panel of black and white squares to stimulate vision and rubs him with a sponge studded with Popsicle sticks to stimulate touch.
Cigarette makers have invested in these, as well as heat-not-burn products, which warm tobacco sticks to a temperature that's high enough to release an aerosol but not enough to cause combustion.
Unlike less-secure strongmen who rarely venture abroad, Mr. Mugabe sticks to his annual routine, leaving Zimbabwe at the same time every year, and he has even lengthened his holidays in recent years.
It can be as simple as "Horseface" and "I like beer," or as complicated as the crisis at the border, so long as it sticks to the basic elements required by The Algorithm.
The president is expected to discuss immigration and urge Congress to devote at least $1 trillion to repairing and maintaining bridges, sewers, freeways and airports — if he sticks to the script, that is.
But major sticking points were said to remain, such as intellectual property theft and a disagreement as to whether tariffs should remain in place as a way to ensure Beijing sticks to its commitments.
The EU says Britain will lose access if it sticks to its plan to end the free movement of workers from the bloc and no longer follow judgments of the European Court of Justice.
Here, Ms. Stephens sticks to the more familiar flavors, in the West, of chai, with cardamom and crystallized ginger for a touch of crunch, mixed with almonds, raisins and a splash of coconut milk.
Kaywood, who's paralyzed from the chest down, drove to the local shop in a car equipped with driving sticks to pick up a pizza he had ordered for himself and his mom and brother.
Digg Reader sticks to the basics but does them well, letting you bookmark articles for later reading and surfacing popular content from the rest of the Digg network (if you're interested in seeing it).
But it is fair to say that, as innovative as Mr Shinkai undoubtedly is, he sticks to the anime tradition of making everything go spectacularly psychedelic and apocalyptic towards the end of the film.
The researchers discovered that about half of the blood samples from patients with nodding syndrome contained high levels of a specific antibody the sticks to a protein called leiomodin-1, found in brain cells.
The actress explained that its hard to stay healthy and sometimes her "health gets worse" during the off-season, but she sticks to a few staples in her diet to get back on track.
If he absolutely must attend a meeting, though, Bezos sticks to his "two pizza rule," which states that he won't hold or attend a meeting at which two pizzas can't feed the entire group.
As we've pointed out before, when Kim finds a tried and true formula, be that spandex and fur, sweatpants and corsets, or a spartan wardrobe of LWDs (little white dresses), she sticks to it.
Although it also sticks to the target of spending 2% of GDP on defence, it adds the Corbynesque touch of promising to deploy the armed forces only when "all other options have been exhausted".
If the congressional leadership sticks to the legislative calendars released back in November, the House will adjourn for the summer on July 15, with the Senate following suit three days later on July 18.
In Cambodia, officials used long wooden sticks to set fire to nearly 127 kilograms' worth of drugs that were piled into a ceremonial box decorated with blue and red cloth, the country's national colors.
China has announced the right economic policies and can have a soft landing — "level off at a rate of growth that's sustainable" — if Beijing sticks to its script, Treasury Secretary Jack Lew said Thursday.
GoPro Hero240.8 Black Price: $2249.99 The newest GoPro Hero camera sticks to the same script the company has had since it was founded in 2002: a small and rugged video camera to record adventures.
Run by a pair of sisters who were inspired by their mother's delicious recipe, Mimi Cheng's sticks to what it does best, which makes for happy, full bellies without having to empty your wallet.
Tarantino's ninth movie is unlike his previous work, as it sticks to one narrative, particularly the story of two characters, the TV star Rick Dalton (Leonardo DiCaprio) and his stuntman, Cliff Booth (Brad Pitt).
Read more: Meghan Markle is launching her own clothing line, and for each item bought another will be donated to charityThe Duke of Sussex often sticks to the same design — the $170 Ludlow Jacket.
It looks like Kodak Black is gonna be a superman when he walks out of a federal prison -- that is, if he sticks to his higher education plan, which includes a little nihilistic philosophy!!!
EU officials have used a policy of 'carrots and sticks' to guide governments both in Pristina and in Belgrade toward closer integration with the EU, with the Montenegro border deal just the latest requirement.
Brine and finish the string cheese: Briefly wash the sticks to remove any butter on the surface, then place them in the brine to seal the cheese and add some salt to the picture.
So long as Pillar sticks to the changes, even his coming down to Earth some should see him settle in as a better hitter than he was the first few years of his career.
Aside from peeing on about 26 more sticks to make absolutely sure it's real, your future will now be filled with tons of doctor's appointments—and, possibly, rogue insurance bills for your prenatal care.
Economic liberals like chief trade negotiator Liu He and top banking official Guo Shuqing have long wanted to use foreign competition as sticks to beat the financial system into an efficient, less risky, model.
Warren Buffett sticks to his guns According to the Financial Times, Tiffany & Co. (TIF) approached Warren Buffett about making a potential bid after the US company received an offer from luxury giant LVMH (LVMHF).
Even the workingmen's presentation of their play, always the most purely foolish element of "Midsummer," sticks to the program: Their text — a "tedious brief scene" of young Pyramus and Thisbe — is a love story.
Like many other phone grips, it sticks to the back of your phone, but rather than snapping open (like Scooch) or extending open (like PopSockets), the Handl uses a stretchy elastic brace-like system.
But upon closer inspection, much of Europe's "new" direction -- as vaguely defined as it currently is -- sticks to Cold War-era certainties and even, in part, reflects aspects of US President Donald Trump's worldview.

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