Meanwhile, Trump is the sum total of his pathological insecurities.
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The sum total is an on base plus slugging of .
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Like this word is the sum total of my existence.
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"He just talked about the sum total of it," Sen.
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The sum total gives off a feeling of occultist ferment.
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Life is the sum total of what we pay attention to.
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And yet, even that isn't the sum total of this project.
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"The sum total of this state is not that flag," she wrote.
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But that can't be the sum total of one's statement of principles.
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We are the sum total of our actions yesterday, today and tomorrow.
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We are the sum total of all the lines we cross, sure.
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The sum total of the rent overcharges cannot be calculated from available records.
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According to Underwood, they saw each other for a sum total of one weekend.
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I am the sum total of all the events and decisions of my life.
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The sum total is a mix of ideas that smack of desperation and panic.
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Trump's sum total for 4 (really 3 1/2) days: 31 tweets, 7 retweets.
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That's an area equivalent to the sum total of the Amazon rainforests, NASA says.
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The sum total has Yang running about even in the polls with O'Rourke, Sen.
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That is the sum total of what we know about Trump's income tax payments.
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"Remember that in our relations with China, the sum total is not Scarborough," he said.
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It is the sum total of many elements, vetted against cultural, professional and historic standards.
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The sum total of these market-price indicators is stagnant growth and virtually no inflation.
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They see a company's "value" as the sum total of all the company's future profits.
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The FTC wants Teami to forfeit $15.2 million, the sum total of its questionable sales.
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Even if it contributes negatively to the sum total of working flamethrowers existing in the world.
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The people you hire are far more than the sum total of the work they produce.
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"Any great artist is a sum total of the artists who came before him," he says.
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To be clear: that is the sum total of the connection with Derek Jeter and PEDs.
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The rationale behind this is the idea that we should maximize the sum total of happiness.
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And tax reform, Obamacare repeal, and Neil Gorsuch are not the sum total of their goals.
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"What I put on a plate is a sum total of my life experience," she tells Chang.
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Even including that day's three dives, the sum total of Forrister's diving experience amounted to only seven.
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The sum total is impressive, almost overwhelming, but it says little about Mr. Scott on his own.
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Who we are, as Americans, is not just the sum total of our past achievements and disgraces.
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But it would be a mistake to view that as the sum total of the world in 2018.
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Every banal occurrence doesn't simply subtract from the sum-total of events, but rather alters its composition altogether.
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WeWork has raised more money from one fund ($11 billion) than the sum total of venture investments in1996.
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As a result, spending time with him means witnessing the near sum total of New York's fund-raisers.
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Of course, Omar and Tlaib are not the sum total of the progressive wing of the Democratic Party.
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The sum total should make for a chaotic stretch in a state known for its bare-knuckle politics.
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But it would be a mistake to view that as the sum total of the world in 2019.
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The crucial thing is not how many people are living right now, but the sum total of happiness.
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But the sum total of his testimony was devastating; decades from now, historians will continue to analyze it.
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I'm going to try not to get emotional because I am the sum total of everyone I've ever met.
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"This should not be mistaken for the sum total of our response," one official said in the press briefing.
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Tomorrow, every one of the 5,000 seats will be filled, but presently I'm the sum total of the crowd.
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The "life story" approach helps you look backward to learn how the sum total of your past shaped you.
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Republicans quickly jump to the most legalistic defenses, as though prosecution is the sum total of what's at stake.
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Let me repeat that: The sum total of White House "daily" press briefings in July 2018 is 58 minutes.
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"These actions are not the sum total of our response to Russia's aggressive activities," he said in a statement.
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"She has to own that record ... but this is not the sum total of who she is," she said.
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But it would be a mistake to view these events as the sum total of the world in 2018.
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During that time, Trump has come under intense scrutiny as reporters have been unable to account for the sum total.
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Scott's just finished his big "our sum total is greater than our parts" speech when someone knocks on the door.
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Iowa is not just a reminder that America is more than the sum total of its skyscrapers and safe spaces.
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Miami SS Adeiny Hechavarria recorded three hits in Wednesday's contest, matching the sum total of his previous five games. 2.
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It also goes from game to game, because again, we as human beings are the sum total of our experience.
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The sum total has seen Carson drop into fourth place in Iowa, where he now sits at 85033 percent support.
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Update: The sum total of Trump's Mexican adventure and subsequent immigration speech seems to be a bit of a muddle.
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Los Angeles C Jett Bandy had four hits on Wednesday, matching the sum total of his previous eight contests. 3.
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I always saw Phelps, as I do every athlete I cover, as more than the sum total of his accomplishments.
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And so we don't know if the atrocities that he has described are the sum total of what he did.
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Nobody seeing any of these plays today would come away assuming it represented the sum total of gay men's experience.
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The 34-year-old allowed four runs versus the Brewers, eclipsing the sum total of his three previous starts (three).
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"I thought they played with more overall force for the sum total of the game," Dallas coach Rick Carlisle said.
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Yet the sum total of Kiefer's retrospective tends to be more interesting than any particular painting or sculpture in it.
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Last month's scientific revelation that secondhand smoke could potentially lead to a sum total of zero cat videos was pretty upsetting.
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The ecological niche that an organism occupies is the sum total of all the interactions that it has with its environment.
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The nation's topline indicator of economic performance is gross domestic product — the sum total of all that's produced in our economy.
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Captain America's trademark shield represented the sum total of the United States military's secret supply at the time it was made.
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The goal, Yamashita says, was to let drivers know that they were more than just the sum total of their ratings.
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During tax season, those services are particularly busy delivering a sum total of hundreds of millions of dollars to tax authorities.
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They are both the source of your and your friends' powers and the sum total of enemies you do battle with.
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"Both sides agreed that the South China Sea issue is not the sum total of the bilateral relationship," Mr. Liu said.
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Because of this, Scrabble's word list, the sum total of playable words, is more akin to a cipher than a lexicon.
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The former is the sum total of a game's textures, animations, physics, particle effects and other elements making up what you see.
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The victims -- some 6,000 former students -- will receive a sum total of $25 million, or at least half of their money back.
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"It is very hard to measure the sum total of the damage done," said one of the whistleblowers, a senior FinCEN official.
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Combined, Forbes calculates that the Top 10 women on the list made a sum total of $186 million before taxes and fees.
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But with the Expansion, Callisto is the sum total of the reporting process, and that makes the next steps much more nebulous.
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The willingness to listen to the sum total of the views and ideas of others is what ultimately produces a path forward.
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" He said "such activities have consequences" and that these sanctions "are not the sum total of our response to Russia's aggressive activities.
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Their sum total of their 'look,' with long hair and beards and berets, was potent, and it played into the cultural zeitgeist.
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But the sum total of his career still represents a meaningful alternative to Trump, McConnell and the rest of today's Republican leadership.
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" That is, in order to understand "the sum total" of the period's "philosophical content," it was sufficient to track its systems "lengthwise.
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Personal branding is all about creating a reputation — aka, a brand — that represents the sum total of your career and professional persona.
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In this new framework, dark energy just represents the sum total of many tiny leaks of non-conserved energy spread throughout the universe.
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Netflix did not reveal the sum total of the deal, but it has been known to shell out a lot for big names.
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Seven nappies a day, seven days in the week, 52 weeks in the year; sum total, 2,548 nappies a year for every child.
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It reminds us that the sum total of our existence is contained on a speck of rock floating in a vast starry ocean.
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But the sum total of those policies could put an already particularly vulnerable population even at risk, advocates who work with women say.
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Mr. Dube reported the sum total of the research showed minimum-wage increases raised compensation while producing a "very muted effect" on employment.
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But it isn't clear — and, truly, it might never be clear — whether the sum total of that content affected voters' thinking on Election Day.
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As much as the policies being perpetuated by the Trump administration matter, they're not the sum total of his presidency's effect on the world.
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Even the Washington Post's fact checker Glenn Kessler gave Spicer the dreaded "Four Pinocchios" for the sum total of his statements on the inauguration.
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Skaggs was taken deep on two occasions and issued three walks to match the sum total of his previous two trips to the mound.
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He's arguing that the real Ben isn't the sum total of his work, but rather the nice things he says to his liberal friends.
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The show revisits the first season's events on a slightly larger scale, and rarely rises above the sum total of its pop culture references.
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MTV News was fairly earnestly trying to contribute to the sum total of human understanding about politics and political candidates, albeit for young people.
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When the sum total of human knowledge rests an arm's length away in each person's pocket, why do we have to remember anything anymore?
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As a composer you are the sum total of the genres, idioms, vibes, feels, grooves and everything else you've heard since you were born.
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For me there was a freedom in multitude, that each piece did not have to be the sum total of everything; they can be iterations.
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You've read their words in magazines and on the internet; now it's time to put the sum total of everything they've learned onto your face.
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When reading this, it occurred to me that if you take the sum total of American history, we are not a very labor-friendly country.
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The sum total isn't especially high for the companies for a three-month period, as they spent slightly more during the first quarter of 85033.
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Twitter may be where we start conversations and where we do real-time response, but it should not be the sum total of our relationships.
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Indeed, this project is shocking, for many different reasons, the sum total of which must lead wisely to it being canceled: Symbolically, above all else.
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"Either way, the sum total of the January labor reports probably lowers the odds of a Fed hike in March," unless upcoming reports were more equivocal.
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"The sum total of everything we have agreed upon has the same effect" as what Seehofer has demanded, Merkel said in an interview with ZDF television.
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Our mission was and continues to be to collect the sum total of all human knowledge and make it available to everybody in their own language.
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That's the sum total of the insight provided by Lance VandenBrook, the former CyPhy CEO who resumed that role as the company transitioned back in January.
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Between 1983 and 2013, the average black household in America gained $18,000 in wealth — the sum total of everything they owned, from retirement accounts to houses.
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But the final deal brings the sum total to $1.394 trillion, and includes emergency funding for natural disasters, the 2020 Census, medical funding and other priorities.
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But the final deal brings the sum total to $1.394 trillion and includes emergency funding for natural disasters, the 2020 census, medical funding and other priorities.
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When Trump talked about African-Americans he always talked about inner-city poverty, as if that was the sum total of the black experience in America.
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For the entire duration of that year, they watched a sum total of three films and, several times, cheated by visiting the cinema bar for a drink.
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Our recent near-apocalyptic tragedies are in truth the sum total of a thousand smaller tragedies, piled one atop the other, obscuring our view of what happened.
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"I think ultimately in our blueprint, in our DNA, I believe that we are the sum total of all of our experiences, good and bad," Sheen shared.
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Ipsos worked with an admittedly decent-sized sample of more than 4,000 respondents and then extrapolated that data out to represent the sum total of U.S. adults.
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But that's the sum total of the strategy: There seems to be no plan besides the unwavering belief that escalating economic pressure will eventually break the Chinese.
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Columbus D Seth Jones' 22 points are just nine shy of the sum total he accumulated while competing with both the Predators and Blue Jackets last season.
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What has been lost is the sense of proportion that only reporters, editors, broadcasters, and producers working together can provide through the sum total of our output.
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The sum total of these policies demonstrates Kazakhstan's conviction and willingness to act in world affairs in ways that champion both regional and international security and stability.
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The sum total of the journalist's craft, like that of the stage artist, lies in the impact it makes on the minds of others at the time.
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The sum total of previous public service announcements across the nation not only failed to discourage smoking, the ads may well have made the habit more popular.
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To embarrass his girlfriend, he pressed down on the whole bin, and an unholy cacophony that sounds like the wheezing sum total of human misery was released.
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But it's also true that, beyond the amusement it provides me, the sum total of my experiences with this hobby feel like some kind of existential drill.
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The sum total is that, since launching the archives in late 2017, Young has made it fun to be a Neil Young fan in an almost daily way.
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But if the sum total of Bannon's and Conway's contributions are just honing Trump's verbal attacks and making the staff act more professionally, that still won't be enough.
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After spending a sum total of zero on TV advertising through August, Trump has now spent nearly $28 million dollars on an advertisement highlighting immigration and security concerns.
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And between each one — even the many where a single click of the mouse represents the sum total of your interactions — there's an unskippable cinematic to sit through.
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Though the sum total of their alleged crimes hardly compared to the nearly $22 million salary of Mary Barra, the chief executive of G.M., the corruption was shocking.
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The sum total has some Democrats envisioning something that seemed unlikely only a few weeks ago – a race for the nomination that comes down to Warren or Sen.
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Everything, in other words, has become a search term — a portal through which you can access, immediately and nearly everywhere, the sum total of human knowledge on any subject.
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Fellow veteran Matt Holliday belted a three-run homer in the Cardinals' 5-1 triumph Saturday, with his three-hit effort matching the sum total of his previous seven games.
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It's the sum total of a thousand little irritations, disagreements, idiotic details that in a sound alliance would simply be disregarded, or forgotten in the healing act of making love.
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Not only insofar as their separate consequences add up, but also in the sense that often the cumulative effect of independent actions is greater than their sum total might suggest.
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If our continually lengthening, ever more transparent history is the sum total of who we are as a species, then our species is the poorer for every secret faithfully kept.
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Armed with that and another article about Ms. Tharp for a different publication — the sum total of her dance writing at that point — she offered her services to Dance Magazine.
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The point that these loves — for a garden, for a devoted pet — represent the sum total of her happiness is swiftly made, so further mentions of them soon feel repetitious.
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She defended her response, saying that community stakeholders had issues with Harteau before Damond's death and that the choice was the "sum total" of incidents and widespread concern over her leadership.
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The indelible mark Prince left on music rippled well into the weekend, with tributes and remembrances from the likes of Rihanna, Stevie Wonder, Bruce Springsteen and the sum total of Coachella.
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And the sum total of this brave last stand wasn't Greek glory but a paltry three-day delay for Xerxes's army before he went on to put Athens to the torch.
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If impeachment is about a pattern of behavior — if it's about the sum total of a transgressive, unethical and unlawful presidency — then this rhetoric must be part of the final account.
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" Former FBI lawyer Lisa Page tweeted: "The sum total of findings by IG Horowitz that my personal opinions had any bearing on the course of either the Clinton or Russia investigations?
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But he took refuge in the notion that politics is by its nature replete with exaggerations, half-truths and outright whoppers, so he was hardly adding much to the sum total.
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For every $100 that Fidelity administers for clients, its sales (the sum total of the various kinds of fees it charges clients) have dropped from 39 cents to 28 cents since 2006.
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Yale, a prestigious member of the Ivy League, reports that during the 2019-2020 school year, tuition costs $55,500, rooming costs $9,400 and boarding costs $13,200, for a sum total of $72,100.
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O'Leary wrote that this and other individual instances described might not have "quite constituted harassment," but that the sum total of her experiences were now making her question trying to ignore them.
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I'm writing this on a glowing robot typewriter with instantaneous access to the sum total of human knowledge and have yet to die of gangrene, which I guess is pretty cool too.
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"It's very difficult for us, without access to their data ... to be able to understand how the Russians used these platforms interchangeably and what the sum total of this was," Schiff said.
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In 2017, the China Alliance of Radio Film and Television suggested via its official guidelines that stars should only be allowed to make 70% of the sum total of the cast's salaries.
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Every human society is ultimately the sum total of individual souls seeking some form of "redemption," and these souls can never be mended by the self-serving institutions of government or politics.
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I initially searched them for tarot card references, but found no clear relationships, though some look as though they might have been inspired by the sum total of an entire tarot deck.
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St. Louis, which has dropped 26 home games to match last season's sum total, headed into the All-Star break having won three of four to improve to 33-4 in July.
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But when he found out other countries had ousted roughly as many Russian officials as the sum total of other US allies, he was enraged, The Washington Post reported at the time.
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It is their duty to reduce the sum total of suffering in the world, and the suffering of people halfway around the world is no different than the suffering of someone next door.
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Pirro suggested that Omar's religious beliefs — the sum total of which are communicated by her decision to wear a hijab, in the Fox host's view — put her at odds with the U.S. Constitution.
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But on close reading the sum total of his remarks was frightening—a stage-setting, at the very least, for an administration Obama expects will be hobbled by incompetence and likely to fail.
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"The sum total of the four or five rounds that we've had since the 1990s and 2005, has resulted in approximately $12 billion a year in savings by having done that," Roth said.
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Alomar posits hatred and malice as elements of human nature, not its sum total, but in emphasizing their destructive powers, he recognizes their control over the way huge swaths of the world lives.
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If you're a math-savvy reader, you've probably noticed that the sum total of a la carte pricing comes to $39.97, which is a bit short of the new $49.99 Season Pass pricing.
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But when these experiences are multiplied over the thousands of encounters that people have with their neighbors when living in the same community, something emerges that is bigger than their sum total: relationships.
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The Fed's balance sheet, or the sum total of the obligations the central bank is carrying on its books, has grown by $306 billion since it began repo operations in September, he added.
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In a pre-TV America, the radio was appointment entertainment, commanding rooms where sitting families would place the sum total of their attention on a narrative that leaves you behind if you zone out.
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This is why you will probably hire an integration company to put the system together for you… for a price tag that is twice higher than the sum total of all the parts involved.
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Following their meeting, during which Duterte said relations with China had entered a new "springtime", Chinese Vice Foreign Minister Liu Zhenmin said the South China Sea issue was not the sum total of relations.
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Bafana Bafana (aka South Africa) is really living it up in today's Africa Cup of Nations qualifier against Cameroon, giving a sum total of no fucks and launching balls from well past half field.
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Listening to Pusha T rap is like watching a skyscraper get built one steel girder at a time: Every step is carefully programmed, every angle is crisp, and the sum total effect is overpowering.
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The sum total of these biases is what makes climate change something the ecological theorist Timothy Morton calls a "hyperobject" — a conceptual fact so large and complex that it can never be properly comprehended.
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When Joe walked into his office on Friday morning (on the sum total of 10 minutes sleep) people dished out hugs and pats on the shoulder, not having the words to communicate their sympathies.
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Allardyce spent a sum total of 67 days as manager of the England National Team, before being caught in a sting operation during which he advised fake businessmen how to circumvent the FA's transfer regulations.
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Anthony Martial, a player whose 50-million-euro, or about $57 million, transfer fee from Monaco amounted to the sum total of what it cost to put Leicester's lineup together, scored for the home side.
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Since 2100, more Americans have died from guns (including suicides, murders and accidents) than the sum total of all the Americans who died in all the wars in American history, back to the American Revolution.
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The sum total of my zucchini-growing experience was the summer when I learned that it was a horrible mistake to plant six zucchini plants, because only the World Food Bank needs that much zucchini.
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"I think they need to have a phrase that better encapsulates the sum total of what they're trying to do, which is complex," said Lanhee Chen, former chief policy adviser to Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney.
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The sum total of the cache includes more than 10,000 tons of various fake food and a million liters of counterfeit drinks (enough to fill a swimming pool), making it the largest food sting ever conducted.
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The coroner's office determined on Monday that Howell was killed by blunt force trauma to the head, though it is unclear if one blow was deadly or if it was a sum total was the fatal.
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David Winston, who served as Newt Gingrich's pollster in 22019 and is not a part of the anti-Trump movement, says the sum total paints a bleak picture for the GOP front-runner's general election hopes.
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" The article explained that Kim Dotcom is "a New Zealand hacker" — wanted in the United States on racketeering charges, which he denies — and the sum total of the report was that he was making a "claim.
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Using holdings of total assets — the sum total of all housing, financial, and other things of value owned by black and white households in the US — there are large differences in wealth between the two demographics.
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But her confirmation hearing that night opened her up to new criticism: that her long battle for school choice, controversial as it has been, is the sum total of her experience and understanding of education policy.
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Just public education for aliens and their children by itself costs taxpayers $59.8 billion per year — let alone the sum total cost of all other myriad taxpayer and donor-funded benefits exempt from the new policy.
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Audaciously — though not unconvincingly — Eagle argues that Jana can provide free connectivity to up to 4.5 billion phone numbers, which is the sum total of everyone with a SIM card from one of its mobile operator partners.
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The sum total of Franklin's estate likely runs in the tens of millions, but a wide range of estimates is expected as family lawyers and the IRS attempt to shape the value for their respective tax agendas.
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The projection is, of course, a reference to Trump's at-best-questionable, at-worst-openly-racist comment referring to Haiti, El Salvador, and the sum total of Africa as "shithole nations" during a recent immigration policy meeting.
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But the cash option payment chosen by the South Carolina Mega Millions winner amounts to a lump-sum total of $877,784,124 - the largest jackpot payout to a single winner in U.S. history, the state lottery commission said.
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The ones who say such on television do so with an almost constipated look on their faces, as if acknowledging that this bit of history is the sum total of Obama's effect on national and international affairs.
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"Since 1970, more Americans have died from guns (including suicides, murders and accidents) than the sum total of all the Americans who died in all the wars in American history, back to the American Revolution," he writes.
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While we cannot assume these strikes are the sum total of the Iranian response, Iran's actions to date demonstrate that they understand a more serious attack likely would have elicited an overwhelming response from the United States.
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Between investors seeing a sum total of over $2.14 billion in value evaporate and the bond insurers now shelling out millions out of their own pockets to pay on the defaulted debt, everyone is a little cranky.
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This sort of heavy upfront payment is not uncommon in the industry, although it is less common to have literally the sum total of management fees for a 10-year fund paid out entirely on its first day.
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ABOUT THE DEVILS (16-33-4): Cory Schneider is hoping to rebound from a disastrous start after matching the sum total of his three previous outings by surrendering all five goals in a loss to Columbus on Friday.
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Mr. Trump has frequently proclaimed that when he is president it will be acceptable to start "saying 'Merry Christmas' again!" as if the so-called war on Christmas is the sum total of the movement's religious freedom concerns.
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Apple, of course, has a clever name for all of these good vibrations, the sum total of apps developed, purchased, downloaded, and enjoyed across the more than one billion iOS devices around the world: the global app economy.
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It's worth recalling some of them since we are now in the 10-year anniversary cycle — but with the simple purpose of recognizing that only the sum total of events can provide a real lesson for future avoidance.
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It's worth recalling some of them since we are now in the 20073-year anniversary cycle – but with the simple purpose of recognizing that only the sum total of events can provide a real lesson for future avoidance.
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And while Congress has allocated a few billion dollars here and there to address the crisis in recent years, the sum total falls short of the tens of billions experts say is needed to quickly reverse the opioid epidemic.
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So we allow markets to develop naturally based on the sum total of all the real-time decisions, investments and risk-taking made by all stakeholders, without the heavy hand of government trying to determine and distort the outcome.
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Their entirely aptly titled debut album, A New Wave of Violence (taken from the Raymond Pettibon zine), sounds like what one might imagine the sum total of five people known for innovation in discordant audio assault would sound like.
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So if you think about the thousands of years leading up to 19, maybe, 85, you had mostly dudes making decisions with the sum total of a pencil, a piece of paper, and some combination of an abacus or a calculator.
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George also said Thursday that the central bank's enormous balance sheet — the sum total of the mortgage-backed and Treasury securities it bought during the Great Recession to juice the American economy — could be responsible for the yield curve inversion.
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Dr Rosling's talent was to make those facts sing—to remind his audience that these dry-sounding numbers are, in fact, the sum total of billions of real lives that are better than they would have been half a century ago.
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Where the printed word was once a rare commodity, relative to the sum total of all the words that were written in manuscript form by someone, today nearly all the words that are being written anywhere are available somewhere online.
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Dough is the sum total of all the leads, answers, and concrete info gleaned from previously collected and analyzed crumbs dropped by Q. Bakers "bake" this dough by creating new threads online that puzzle out the most recent crumb drops.
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What Clinton discussed at length on Wednesday made the theoretical case for collusion and coordination, and while she did not use the phrase "vast right-wing Russia conspiracy," the sum total of the points she detailed support this case precisely.
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You may have bested all your opponents in the cage but now you're squaring off with the Irish legal system, the European Court of Human Rights, and the sum total of precedent on perhaps the thorniest issue in democratic jurisprudence.
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Plus, far into the future, should any human colony somehow be cut off from Earth, or vice versa, it would be immensely useful to still have access to the sum total of human knowledge up to that point, for obvious reasons.
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"If this is indeed the sum total of Iran's response, it is a big signal of de-escalation that we should gratefully receive," said Kirsten Fontenrose, who handled Middle East issues on the National Security Council earlier in the Trump administration.
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"These actions are not the sum total of our response to Russia's aggressive activities," President Barack Obama said in a statement after the White House revealed its retaliation for a series of hacks that felled major Democratic groups and campaign operatives.
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Because increases carry forward, the padded costs are now baked into the system, and have been compounded by years of annual rent increases, Craig and Buettner write: The sum total of the rent overcharges cannot be calculated from available records.
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"The sum total of eating healthy, low-calorie nutritious meals, coupled with rigorous exercise, massage and stretching, is you detox, your cholesterol levels are improved, you lose fat, gain muscle, and have this overall sense of empowerment, confidence and clarity when you leave."
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These molecules include the genetic material packed inside most every cell—the sum total of which is known as the genome—but they also include the unique proteins each cell is programmed to make, as well as a cell's chemical byproducts or metabolites.
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Yankees RH Michael Pineda (4-2, 53) Vargas matched the sum total of his season by allowing six runs in Wednesday's 11-7 loss to fall to 0-27 with a 213 ERA in 220 career appearances (nine starts) against the Yankees.
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Levitt believes that "it has significantly expanded and institutionalized its narcotics logistics and money laundering enterprises, to the point where it could soon raise more money from narcotics than all its other funding streams combined," a sum total of well over $200 million.
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The Code of Federal Regulations stands as the embodiment of the entire structure of these millions upon millions of prescriptive words, the sum total of general and permanent rules published in the Federal Register by all departments and agencies of the federal government.
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The fox-hunting bit that Bondarchuk worked so hard on came out like a psychedelic swirl of gnashing teeth and gaping eyeballs, and early clashes at Austerlitz and Schöngrabern tease the viewer with a taste of the sum total of the film's might.
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It's been three years since his last album, but raucous festival performances, occasional bursts of social media activity and an online black market in leaked songs reinforce his fame — he is a rapper far more successful than the sum total of his hits.
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It's been three years since his last album, but raucous festival performances, occasional bursts of social media activity and an online black market in leaked songs reinforce his fame — he is a rapper far more successful than the sum total of his hits.
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It was Wenger's suggestion for the imagined punishment which should have been handed out to Granit Xhaka, who was in fact show a full-blown red for distilling the sum total of human cynicism into a tackle midway through the second half.
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In a possible acknowledgement of this, Obama hinted the sanctions "are not the sum total of our response" and vowed to "take a variety of actions at a time and place of our choosing, some of which will not be publicized" in his announcement.
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I'd recently abandoned teaching to go back to school full-time, which meant foolishly taking out several dozen thousand dollars in student loans to heap upon the $60,000 debt from my undergraduate education, bringing the sum total to a bloated figure in the six digits.
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If the sum total of Melania Edwards's day seems so bizarre to so many of us it's because all of our days are bizarre—everyone is the star of their own movie, and most of those movies make no damn sense and are boring besides.
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In his three years at Tanager — where, he later recalled, "I sold a sum total of one piece" — he became fast friends with the gallery artists Alex Katz and Philip Pearlstein and with Al Held, who was represented by the Brata Gallery across the street.
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Today, some of this editing happens in real life, in edit-a-thons that aim to flesh out Wikipedia's offerings in places where the sum total of "all human knowledge"—as Wales imagined his site in its early years—could benefit from greater inclusivity.
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The sum total of this media coverage — real stories based on editorial decisions about how to weight and present real facts — was to give the public the impression that two similarly ethically flawed candidates were running against each other in an election with low policy stakes.
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Walden is a compulsive notetaker, and as soon as he plops into his seat on the bus after games, he blocks out the din around him, cracks open a journal, and pours the sum total of the information he learned that day on to its pages.
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That's really the sum total of the innovation here, and Nintendo's not saying whether it will allow for additional games after purchase, which would be a big plus for those looking for those with a hankering for A Boy and His Blob or additional Mega Men.
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In a paper published in 1970, John McCarthy, an influential computer scientist who was later a visitor to the Google campus, envisioned the boundless potential of networked communications, an à la carte system in which users would be free to trawl the sum total of human knowledge.
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Experts say the contradictions — combined with the fact that transfers to the United States would remain prohibited — mean the sum-total of the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) would have little effect on President Obama's ability to close the detention facility by the end of his term.
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It is telling that the computer scientist and entrepreneur Kai-Fu Lee, in his book "AI Superpowers: China, Silicon Valley, and the New World Order," describes a race between China and Silicon Valley, as if the latter were the sum total of Western science in this area.
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Counteracting these headwinds, admirers say, is nearly a year's worth of evidence that Ms. Warren is doing something different and durable, that the sum total of the plans and the persistence and the 85,000 photos with fans is a campaign built to withstand semi-lulls like this.
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It isn't just that the historical chronicle needs to be revised; it's that we need to understand that there isn't simply a chronicle — that history is the sum total of both the ur-text and the footnotes (and that some footnotes should be texts of their own).
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"CBP continually experiences ebbs and flows with migration patterns due to many factors, but in each case CBP officers consider the sum total of all facts and circumstances and everyone is processed in accordance with the law," an official with the agency said in a statement.
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The 21-year-old Russian scored and set up a goal in the rout of Colorado earlier in the season and fellow veteran Tomas Plekanec had four assists in that contest, eclipsing his sum total of three points (one goal, two assists) in his previous 11 games.
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Relying on data rather than morality, the AAF paints a picture of a dystopian future under President Trump in which deported immigrants would leave a gaping hole in the American economy—a hole that not even the sum total of unemployed lawful US residents would be able to fill.
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Relying on data rather than morality, the AAF paints a picture of a dystopian future under President Trump in which deported immigrants would leave a gaping hole in the American economy—a hole that not even the sum total of unemployed lawful US residents would be able to fill.
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The methodology of intelligence function is intentionally designed to keep the spies out of the domestic politics, and unaligned with any political party or leader here in the US. The sum total of these methods is an Intelligence Community that is not the tool of president or party.
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Here's the list: Boba Fett Han Solo Princess Leia Luke Skywalker Bossk Chewbacca Darth Vader Emperor Palpatine General Grievous Iden Versio Kylo Ren Lando Calrissian Darth Maul Captain Phasma Rey Yoda If you're not familiar with the sum total of Star Wars lore, this list features characters from all three trilogies.
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By the time you've led Wander to his first skyscraping Colossus — one of sixteen massive boss fights that make up the sum total of this otherwise combat-free game — you're nagged by a creeping sense that your efforts to resurrect your dead lady love will involve tearing down this beautiful world.
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Were we to take the sum total of career decisions ever considered by a footballer and break each of them with the same urgency as a celebrity death or natural disaster, we would be swamped by the sheer weight of the ensuing content, drowned in a deluge of uncertain likelihoods.
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I understand that part of it is my nature, part of it is my DNA, part of it is the sum total of everything I went through, and it came out O.K. But part of it is a choice that just says, How do I want to spend my day?
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We need to stop thinking about a president's legislative agenda as the sum total of his domestic policy, stop measuring policy changes in terms of sweeping proclamations, and start thinking about the decisions being made on the ground: what is being done more than it was six months ago, and what less.
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"If you want to evaluate the stock market, you need to look at businesses as the sum total of the prospects of their sales and earnings, and look at them through the lens of what you'd pay for those numbers based on the price of money — interest rates and inflation," Cramer explained.
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You're right, it's a lack of communication, and it's really the sum total of years of decisions — I find that moment of the fight really unsettling and also really just interesting, and all the things we've spent the first season of this show showing is very much at the crux of what they're fighting about.
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The Bushes are half that conspiratorial picture, fronts for a Republican Party establishment and whose sum total of accomplishments, dating back nearly 30 years, are two failed presidencies, the sweeping loss of manufacturing jobs, and a pair of pitiable Middle Eastern military adventures – the second one achieving nothing but dead American kids and Junior's re-election.
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"The sum total of the evidence presented in support of this claim is that some grainy pictures of a man purportedly photographed handing out 'Hands off Cuba!' pamphlets with Lee Harvey Oswald in New Orleans during the summer of 1963 bear a passing resemblance to a picture of Rafael Cruz, Sr. taken nine years earlier," they wrote.
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I reluctantly left Jamaa el-Fna after nine days in Marrakesh with the curious feeling that not only would I never be able to write an article capable of capturing the sum total of the actions and events that took place there, but also that I didn't really care because doing so would only detract from the experiences they encompassed.
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Archivists and Myspace diehards compared the loss to the burning of the Library of Alexandria; the jury of the internet (the sum total of commentary in blogs and threads and legacy publications) mostly feigned glee at cremating audio evidence of teen angst, a bonfire which, in physical form, would have amounted to 127 Eiffel Tower-high stacks of cased CDs.
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The sum total should offer hope to the underdogs, like Marco RubioMarco Antonio RubioTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move MORE, who must win in his home state of Florida on March 15 but trails Trump by double digits there in polls.
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It's the sum total of Obama's harmful Middle East policies that have imperiled Israel: a deeply-flawed Iran deal that gifted Iran $28503 billion in sanctions relief; the failure to stabilize the war in Syria, which has put Hezbollah, ISIS and other bad actors on Israel's northern border; and the mishandling of the Arab Spring, which has brought chronic instability throughout Israel's already-nasty neighborhood.
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She was a tough, opinionated, rangy, sweating mule of a thing, and the sum total of her life's work was her husband of twenty years enumerating what he desired for his sons—which did not include a companion with her qualities, but did include moving to a more favorable clime to secure the affections of a person with not one-half of Nora's merits.
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" Accused of the most enormous crimes (counterrevolution, espionage, wrecking), Bukharin had no choice but to plead guilty "to the sum total of crimes," while simultaneously adding numerous phrases clearly meant as messages to the outside like "whether or not I took a direct part in any particular act"; using terms like "palace coups" and "Caesarism"; and, reaching for the heights of absurdity, "I am afraid of making an error from the entire material.
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