This could take the sting out of spending cash, Amazon has believed.
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"I'll tell you what can take the sting out of anything," he says.
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Still, it doesn't take the sting out of essentially being a beta tester.
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A little sodium bicarbonate can even take the sting out of getting stitches.
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I used heroin to dull my fears; to take the sting out of them.
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A year without a rent increase might take the sting out of the repairman's bill.
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The government may try to take the sting out of the discontent by proposing to reform the constitution.
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The dependent care FSA can take the sting out of the rising cost of childcare, which continues to climb annually.
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But the endorsement did help take the sting out of Bright's attacks that she was insufficiently loyal to the president.
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It starts as a basic human impulse to take the sting out of defeat or to avoid admitting some atrocity.
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Ever the gentleman, Leo makes sure to take the sting out of the joke by giving Hill a sweet hug afterwards.
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Wireless Power Sharing via the Galaxy S10 is cool, but doesn't take the sting out of a 2-day battery life.
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The prospect of widespread central bank largesse helped take the sting out of a downgrade to the IMF's global growth forecasts.
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Firms can earn upwards of $100,85033 per month for such work, which can take the sting out of the paperwork requirements.
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Bringing it back as an electric would help take the sting out of the vehicle as a gas-guzzling symbol of excess.
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The prospect of wide scale central bank largesse helped take the sting out of the IMF's latest downgrade to its global growth forecasts.
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The prospect of wide-scale central bank largesse helped take the sting out of the IMF's latest downgrade to its global growth forecasts.
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The prospect of widespread central bank largesse helped take the sting out of the International Monetary fund's downgrade of its global growth forecasts.
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To take the sting out of the two-day battery life, Samsung says you can wirelessly charge the device via a Galaxy S10 phone.
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And there are some factors helping take the sting out of the market rout, said Larry Glazer, managing partner of Boston-based Mayflower Advisors LLC.
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Questions are as baked into our holiday vernacular as presents, so anticipating them will take the sting out of having to navigate the anxiety at work.
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The resumption of shipments could take the sting out of the Trump administration's latest move against Huawei, which it accuses of being a risk to national security.
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The company agreed to some of the drivers' suggestions for ways to take the sting out of lost earnings, such as more fare increases during busy times.
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Working with wealth management, banking, insurance and cryptocurrency companies, the company's machine learning software aims to take the sting out of the Securities and Exchange Commission's oversight.
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Hachigo's comments that the decision was not related to Brexit are unlikely to take the sting out of the job losses for the British public, or politicians.
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To take the sting out of the law, below are a few of the most common legal mistakes entrepreneurs make — and tips on how to avoid them.
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Today's judgement might look like a careful, Solomonic piece of jurisprudence designed to take the sting out of a contentious issue by steering a course down the middle.
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In a bid to take the sting out of protests, chief security minister Wiranto has ordered police and military to prevent people from traveling to Jakarta en masse.
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Barty, who played professional cricket before returning to tennis in 2016, tried to take the sting out of the game early on by sending backhand slices to Sharapova.
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From tracking the miles you drive to wrangling receipts, here are five key moves business owners should make to take the sting out of tax time next year.
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A lot of journalists believe that as well, to kind of take the sting out of it, to reduce Cohen&aposs value as a witness to Robert Mueller.
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It's not quite enough to take the sting out of the fact that Disney+ still doesn't have a firm UK release date beyond "early 2020," but it's something.
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Watching Jikan serve our teacher, unobsequiously and with intelligence, care and respect, helped take the sting out of my own failures as a writer and as a man.
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Just a guess, but ... getting to watch hot athletic chicks in bikinis frolic in the sand all day should take the sting out of the nasty bathroom experiences.
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Oldway has also created a how-to guide that contains shopping guides, helpful tips and a month's worth of recipes designed to take the sting out of the transition.
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A new Constitution was approved in 2010 that aimed to take the sting out of the contest between Kenya's five major ethnic groups by diluting the drivers of patronage politics.
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Some banks have responded by hiring lawyers with documentation expertise to their syndicate desks for a second opinion to "take the sting out of their general counsel," the second lawyer said.
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The Hoka One One Bondi 5 is a maximum-cushioning shoe that will provide you with a smooth ride and a soft feel to take the sting out of long runs.
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David Riedel, president of Riedel Research Group, told CNBC's "Squawk Box" on Monday that fading expectations for U.S. President Donald Trump's domestic policies would likely take the sting out of dollar strength.
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It certainly has to take the sting out of the criticism that CNN has handed its schedule over to Mr. Trump, which is a little unfair in that it is hardly alone.
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Automakers like Audi, BMW, GM's Cadillac, Nissan and Tesla have advanced driver assistance systems that are robust enough to take the sting out of that daily highway commute by handling some driving tasks.
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Even if you don't put the aforementioned benefits to use, the Hilton Aspire's annual $2100 Hilton resort credit and $220 airline fee credit can take the sting out of the $2000 annual fee.
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It will even reimburse ATM fees worldwide up to three times per month, at up to $4 per reimbursement to take the sting out of the increasingly costly fees to access your cash.
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That has helped to take the sting out of the sanctions threat, which helped to lift international benchmark Brent crude futures LCOc1 to four-year highs of almost $87 a barrel in early October.
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Less than an hour later, Wikileaks dumped a new batch of emails that appeared to have been designed to take the sting out of an October surprise that threatened to derail Trump's entire campaign.
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Read This Next: A Common Drug Could Take the Sting Out of Trauma UPDATE 4/3/17: A previous version of this article said Dr. Yehuda is at the Mount Sinai School of Medicine.
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But it showed once again something you and I talked about two weeks ago: Mr. Trump tries to shift the window on conduct by revealing stuff publicly to take the sting out of its discovery.
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EU negotiators tried to take the sting out of the backstop by stressing it might never be triggered, checks on intra-UK trade would be discreet and transition could be extended by a year to Dec.
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The British prime minister moved to take the sting out of Wednesday's votes, which could have seen her government defeated, by handing parliament the chance to vote against leaving the EU without a deal in March.
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That hasn't enticed Democrats to support the Ryan plan, but it has lowered the stakes enough to gain overwhelming buy-in from the the GOP rank and file, and take the sting out of commonplace liberal objections.
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"They had a plan, they wanted to take the sting out of me but when I hit the front, I wasn't letting anyone past me," said Farah, who behind the nice guy exterior is a ruthless track warrior.
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The ruling center-left Democratic Party (PD) tried to take the sting out of the migration debate last year by striking deals with the Tripoli government and coast guard aimed at preventing migrants from boarding boats for Europe.
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But that alone will not take the sting out of a policy that dominated the news headlines for more than a week and drew condemnation across the country and even internationally, with members of both parties issuing scathing rebukes.
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One way to reclaim to your identity in the face of oppression and to take the sting out of attacks that may be made on you is to take the word of opprobrium, of criticism, and say, "OK, I'll own that".
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Sunweb rider Matthews won his second stage of the race after his team mates set a scorching pace at the head of the peloton to take the sting out of the challenge of points leader Marcel Kittel, who was dropped during the stage.
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It is the home team's prerogative to set the course up how they like and it is hardly revolutionary for Europe to favor shorter, tighter fairways with punishing rough to try to take the sting out of the generally longer-hitting Americans.
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We wish we'd known then that the best way to take the sting out of an insult is to reclaim it, which is exactly what Paris Jackson did recently with a tweet that put a much more positive spin on what it means to be a pizzaface.
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For example, the Chase Ink Business Preferred Card offers a whopping 80,000 Ultimate Rewards points when you spend $5,000 on purchases within the first three months of opening the card — those points are worth $1,600 according to The Points Guy, which definitely helps take the sting out of a big tax bill!
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Over the last five years, the state's unions have been decimated by a series of laws passed by state Republicans and held up proudly by Walker, the Republican governor and one-time GOP presidential candidate, who has become the face of conservative efforts to take the sting out of the once powerful organizations.
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For example, spiritualism — one of the great early homegrown American theologies, in which mediums were believed to communicate with the dead — grew out of this need: a desire to take the sting out of death, and to keep the boundary between life and death a bit more porous, a bit less terrifying.
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Read more about Apple's recent struggles and strategy: Apple's iPhone revenue is set to fall this year for just the second time ever Microsoft's surprising comeback over Apple is the outcome of two new CEOs with radically different game plans Apple fans are betting the booming 'services' business will take the sting out of an iPhone slowdown — here's why they might get a painful surprise Investors focused on Apple's disappointing iPhone sales are missing the company's hidden goldmine
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Chess Enterprises, Inc. Players like Capablanca and Tal found ways to take the sting out of some of its various lines, however. One such line that has been tested is 3...Bf5, sometimes called the "Anti-Colle".
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The straight man's name usually appeared first and he usually received 60% of the take. This helped take the sting out of not being the laugh-getter and helped ensure the straight man's loyalty to the team.Nachman, Gerald (1998). Raised on Radio, p. 36.
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Later enthusiasms included macrobiotic food and a talent agency Creative Arts Liberated which had the slogan: "We take the sting out of success and put the fun back in failure!" It only had a brief existence, but the Polytantric Press founded in 1977 was more durable.
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Reichstag on 9 November as the creation of the republic was announced. Ebert was faced with a dilemma. The first proclamation he had issued on 9 November was addressed "to the citizens of Germany". Ebert wanted to take the sting out of the revolutionary mood and to meet the demands of the demonstrators for the unity of the labour parties.
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The Times commented that Wodehouse's honour signalled "official forgiveness for his wartime indiscretion.... It is late, but not too late, to take the sting out of that unhappy incident.""A Very Happy New Year Double", The Times, 2 January 1975, p. 13 The following month Wodehouse entered Southampton Hospital, Long Island, for treatment of a skin complaint. While there, he suffered a heart attack and died on 14 February 1975 at the age of 93.
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125, 126. The same Jonathan D. Sarna who authored the negative review of The Jewish Confederates wrote a book entitled When General Grant Expelled the Jews which attempted to defend Grant and take the sting out of the anti-Semitism charge against him. It was published in 2012. Historian Bertram Korn noted a similar reaction with his historically-accurate observation that in the matter of Jewish chaplains for the military the Confederate Congress was more "liberal and tolerant" than that of the North.
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At the same IOC session in August 1972 in Munich at which the Rhodesians were excluded, the IOC elected Killanin as Brundage's successor, to take office after the Games. Brundage cast a blank ballot in the vote which selected the Irishman, considering him an intellectual lightweight without the force of character needed to hold the Olympic movement together. Munich Olympic Stadium, where Brundage gave his speech on September 6, 1972. Brundage hoped that the Munich Games would take the sting out of his defeat over the Rhodesian issue.
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By the end of 1944 about 1,000 psychosurgical operations had been performed in Great Britain, and the Board of Control published the results of a survey in a 30-page booklet. They described the operation in the following terms: > Crudely described the purpose of the operation is to break the connection > between the patient’s thoughts and his emotions. It is to relieve the > connection between the patient’s thoughts and his emotions. It is to relieve > mental tension, to take the sting out of experience and thus to favour > improvement or to hasten recovery from mental disorder.
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After the race Dettori said "He has got a very high cruising speed and there were some horses out there with a greater turn of foot so I wanted to take the sting out of them", whilst Loder commented "we decided to just let him roll and, as you can see, when he gets going he's got a pretty ferocious roll". On 30 July, Starborough was matched against older horses for the first time when he was ridden by Pat Eddery (Dettori was suspended) in the Sussex Stakes at Goodwood Racecourse and started the 9/4 favourite. He led until the last quarter mile but was overtaken in the closing stages and beaten three-quarters of a lengths by the four-year-old Ali-Royal. The other beaten horses included Allied Forces (Queen Anne Stakes), Among Men, Air Express and Alhaarth.
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In the recent election, over 25% of the electorate had voted for explicitly antisemitic groups (either the Goga-Cuza alliance (9%) or the Iron Guard's political mouthpiece, TPT(16.5%)), and as a result, Carol was forced to let one of the two into his cabinet- he instantly chose the Goga-Cuza alliance over the rabid fascism of the Iron Guard (according to modern historian of the Balkans, Misha Glenny, he also thought that this would "take the sting out of the Guard's tail"). On January 21, 1938, Carol's executive (led by Cuza and Octavian Goga) passed a law aimed at reviewing criteria for citizenship (after it cast allegations that previous cabinets had allowed Ukrainian Jews to obtain it illegally), and requiring all Jews who had received citizenship in 1918–1919 to reapply for it (while providing a very short term in which this could be achieved - 20 days);Royal Decree, 1938, art.6 However, Carol II himself was highly hostile to antisemitism. His lover, Elena Lupescu, was Jewish, as were a number of his friends in government, and he soon reverted to his original policies (that is, fiercely opposing the antisemites and fascists), but with a newly violent sting.
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