He wanted to talk up his business, talk up individual products, startups he'd invested in.
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Both sides talk up the benefits of working in partnership.
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Officials were doing their best to talk up the currency.
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Xu was eager to talk up the city's artistic importance.
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They have been trying to talk up the benefits of Libra.
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Investors and founders love to talk up their long-term partnerships.
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Never appeared on TV to talk up or defend her boss.
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Prosecutors tend to talk up the threat; police officers downplay it.
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I'd like to talk up Bernie because he shows so much promise.
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After all, it's not as if there's no history to talk up.
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Procter & Gamble can talk up the kudos of creating environmentally friendly shampoo.
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They have no room to talk up there, that school up north.
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Still the Clinton campaign has incentive to talk up efforts in those states.
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"If they don't talk up better business, that's a worry," says Bespoke's Hickey.
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You don't seem to have that book to talk up, other than yourself.
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Uber China was particularly keen to talk up the significance of HNA Group.
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But her teammates were happy to talk up the moment on her behalf.
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Let the Kellyanne Conways and Anthony Scaramuccis talk up the president on cable.
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Europeans often talk up the malign influence of external powers in the western Balkans.
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Which is why Su took time to talk up AMD's investment in better software.
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Television doctors passing the time with some late-night viewing talk up the show.
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That's not to say Samsung didn't talk up the Galaxy S210's photographic potential.
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Eddy Cue brought Drake to the stage to talk up Connect at its unveiling.
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Americans talk up sexy topics such as technology when they pitch their company's achievements.
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Encourage your co-workers to help as well, and talk up their abilities, too.
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A lot of networks talk down to them where we talk up to them.
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That might sound like typical corporate claptrap, but CXA can back the talk up.
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"I'm going to be wrong if they keep that talk up," the trader said.
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It comes as President Xi continues to talk up the Communist Party's Marxist credentials.
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The Fed would talk up interest rate hikes and cause economic conditions to worsen.
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Talk up your neighborhood's best features to sell your home for a bigger profit.
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They'd knock on doors, talk up their candidates, jot down some notes, and move on.
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Bamford's job, then, is to talk up the potential of VR. And talk he does.
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Analysts are now asking whether OPEC has lost its ability to talk up the market.
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They wanted Trump to talk up the possibility of a U.S.-Britain bilateral trade deal.
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Matt Bevin (R) and business leaders in Louisville to talk up the GOP's proposed bill.
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He also took the opportunity to talk up his daughter's new role in the administration.
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The Chicago native recently crashed a White House press briefing to talk up the team's prowess.
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Modi will also talk up a trilateral highway project connecting India's northeast with Myanmar and Thailand.
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He would talk up a night out drinking with a young attractive woman, usually a journalist.
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His father immediately turned to the two young women behind him to talk up his son.
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But they have also called for Macron to go, and many talk up the idea of revolution.
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He said OPEC may not be able to just talk up the price as it has before.
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The can talk up whatever technical progress they make, without thinking too much about the big picture.
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In most mergers, people talk up "synergies" — how bringing various parts together creates a more valuable whole.
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You were kind to talk up his paintings, and he was generous to offer you a commission.
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He added that "bondholders and other players" were beginning to contact lawmakers to talk up the legislation.
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And Columbus residents talk up their first boutique hotel the way new parents gush over their firstborn.
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Mostly, the SAG Awards were a night for actors to talk up and revel in their craft.
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And Republican insiders continue to talk up their chances even in Wisconsin, despite most polling showing Sen.
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Soon, teachers began to talk up Google on social media and in sessions at education technology conferences.
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But he continued to talk up American Organic Energy to any civic group that would have him.
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Leave it to Samsung to talk up its second 5G smartphone before most companies have tipped their first.
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On an earnings call last year, Musk continued to talk up the role of automation in Tesla factories.
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They want him to talk up his travel schedule, fundraising, and policy plans to reduce poverty in America.
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SmugMug's founder and CEO Don MacAskill has taken to Twitter to talk up his hopes for the deal.
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Old-timers talk up shared experiences, the town foundation that helps out the poor, the many community groups.
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BANKS love to talk up their tech credentials, but few go as far as BBVA, Spain's second-biggest.
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In the intervening five years, businesspeople across the continent have used that figure to talk up their prospects.
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We know, too, that the event will be occasion for the company to talk up its forthcoming foldable.
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We know ... it ain't exactly bombshell news -- but it's cool to hear Elway talk up his young rookie.
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Why it matters: There's still plenty of time for Hill Republicans to talk up the White House plan.
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In Manhattan last week to talk up "The Little Stranger," the new gothic thriller that opens on Aug.
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As it turns out, I'm not just being humble when I talk up my wife — numbers don't lie.
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Trump also called into the show in mid-August, partly to talk up a potential Lewandowski Senate bid.
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As a matter of etiquette, contemporary bosses are expected to rein in their swagger and talk up their team.
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An ICO's creators talk up the value of their tokens before selling them and making off with the money.
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The era when European firms could talk up lengthy "ethics codes" at home and behave badly abroad is over.
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Expect Republicans to talk up their biggest achievement, a package of tax cuts that has slowly gained in popularity.
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Never forget he created an entire person -- "John Miller" -- to talk up Donald Trump to the New York tabloids!
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Mishiki has started running a grassroots marketing strategy that essentially gets college students to talk up Tuurnt on campus.
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Voters tend to talk up their desire for bipartisan solutions right up until their side nears a legislative victory.
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Set aside the current talk up on the Hill of taking away healthcare from millions of people for now.
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But its business practices show quite plainly that in areas such as recycling, it doesn't back that talk up.
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Chinese officials are eager to talk up prospects for more business, and British exports to China have been growing.
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Their mission: talk up Mr. Trump's policies, distract attention from Democrats and set the stage for the general election.
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He will also talk up French gastronomy at a French bistro, visit an art gallery and meet Aboriginal artists.
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On Thursday, Cramer stressed Kennedy, during the interview, was not being promotional or trying to talk up the stock.
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Huawei will no doubt also talk up the fact that its hole is 4.5mm versus an apparent 6mm from Samsung.
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Supporters of Donald Trump -- Republicans and independents -- should change their registrations and head to those caucuses to talk up Bernie.
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Mr Johnson has two clear bargaining reasons to talk up the risk of a no-deal Brexit on October 31st.
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Obama was due to talk up his signature health law in Tampa, as well as stump for Clinton in Miami.
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New hardware specs, new hardware design LG is very eager to talk up the V103's audio chops as well.
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He was in town to talk up "Give Me Future," a documentary about a 2016 Major Lazer concert in Havana.
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Pro-sports executives like to talk up the value of their franchises to the cities in which they are based.
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Trump's close associate, Steve Bannon, appeared on British radio this week to talk up Trump's visit and simultaneously defend Robinson.
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At the same time, 60 percent of participants said OPEC will likely continue its efforts to talk up oil prices.
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Manchester United's chief executive, Ed Woodward, appeared to talk up the idea during a conference call with investors on Thursday.
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President Trump squandered two precious months trying to downplay the new coronavirus while attempting to talk up the stock market.
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Although the companies talk up their social responsibility policies, they still profit no matter who makes the deliveries, they said.
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Expect to hear the company talk up the business opportunities for Messenger and its other messaging products on the call.
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On Thursday, Cramer stressed that Kennedy, during the interview, was not being promotional or trying to talk up the stock.
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Though Fischer did not elaborate on his reasons for leaving, he did talk up the Fed's accomplishments during his tenure.
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PrivacyFor the last couple of years, Apple has been keen to talk up the user privacy advantages of going with iOS.
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This year, more than 2,500 entrepreneurs from around the world came to talk up their ideas with more than 400 investors.
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"Advertising that doesn't talk up the product but tells you you'll be prettier and more successful is emotional advertising," said Cone.
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Hammond, finance minister for the centre-right party since July 2016, will talk up the merits of a free-market economy.
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Atkinson couldn't wait, for instance, to talk up Lin's defense when he met with the media on September 1213th in Brooklyn.
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In New York, Jamie Dimon, the chief executive of JPMorgan Chase, made a rare appearance to talk up the bond sale.
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The key, Sandberg said, is in asking supporters to do more than donate and talk up the candidate on social media.
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The company's co-founder Shervin Pishevar and chief engineer Josh Giegel were also on CBS This Morning to talk up their accomplishment.
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Proponents of blockchain technology often talk up the security of the network, but a 51 percent attack is one of the flaws.
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Government investment promoters in swanky premises in downtown Gaborone talk up Botswana's potential as a hub for tech firms or green energy.
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He was in attendance to talk up the potential of Sennheiser's Ambeo microphones to create a whole new class of binaural recordings.
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More days, or weeks, of drama could strengthen her hand as both sides talk up preparations for a possible "no-deal" Brexit.
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Cook quickly ceded the stage to Lisa Jackson, VP of environment, policy and social initiatives, to talk up Apple's sustainable energy efforts.
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But she was happy to talk up the potential of melding bots and games — dubbing it a "new era in casual gaming".
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Eagerness to raise birth rates is probably one reason why party organs seem ever keener to talk up the joys of marriage.
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At F8, Facebook's team also took time to talk up the Oculus VR headsets, which went on sale this year for $600.
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In the resulting performance piece, they do just that: Talk up a box, contents unknown, in the manner of old-school infomercials.
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The government of Nicolas Sarkozy was the first to talk up innovation and take steps to reduce red tape for small companies.
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Recent government publications talk up the innovations of AI and do reference challenges affecting employment, privacy, online security, bias and intellectual property.
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David noted that efforts are made periodically to talk up blended Scotch, but they never really take hold, particularly among younger consumers.
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Trump rejected, even mocked, the pleas of endangered House Republicans (and their leadership) to talk up the economy and low unemployment rate.
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Trump has also not hesitated to talk up crowd sizes even in tragic situations where political point scoring is typically considered uncouth.
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Many startups in the shared industry, including Revel, talk up their focus on safety and desire to be responsible partners with cities.
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Because immigrants talk up where they live to people back home who then want to buy homes or businesses in the area.
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Software VP Craig Federighi didn't talk up any performance improvements at WWDC, and it seems Apple is satisfied with where Mojave stands today.
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Cranston said that his biggest fan — mom Peggy — would talk up the creamer brand whenever possible, but just couldn't get the name right.
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Trump could try to inject energy into his reelection drive and will likely talk up a healthy U.S. economy and recent trade triumphs.
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During the spring and summer, he was busy flying around the country to talk up the administration's North American trade deal, the USMCA.
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Some Republicans members were keen to talk up the President's role, even though some sources had previously described his frequent interventions as counterproductive.
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Its leaders also talk up the Russian Orthodox Church's links to Georgia and warn that closer integration with Europe could damage Georgian traditions.
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"Trump's not as evil as portrayed": All of them talk up the president as more reasonable off Twitter and TV than on it.
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As Musk prepares to talk up future growth at Tesla's annual shareholder meeting on Tuesday, the car maker is weathering a difficult period.
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And they could move the opinions of donors and Republicans in their states as they talk up what they have done at home.
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The study also captured what appeared to be a tendency of companies to talk up their focus on gender diversity, without doing much.
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And there's still time for Republicans to talk up a strong economy, tax cuts and policy changes they think voters support, he argued.
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Mr. Legere used social media to talk up the plan since the two companies announced their intention to join forces in April 2018.
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But the Russian leader, who has sometimes used bellicose rhetoric to talk up Russia's standoff with the West, did not up the ante.
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City officials will likely talk up Chicago's mass transit system, access to university talent, relatively low costs of living, and major international airport.
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Last year at SXSW, the company took a similarly scientific approach to making barbecue, in order to talk up its food and neuroscience capabilities.
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" "After the (statement) reaffirmation of two hikes next year, Powell continued to talk up the strength of the U.S. economy and that worried investors.
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Ahead of next year's presidential race, President Donald Trump and many would-be Democratic candidates talk up the concerns of blue-collar, industrial workers.
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Lawyers for Kapoor acknowledge that Insys paid doctors but contend that he believed they really were being paid to talk up the product's benefits.
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The ostensible purpose of the press conference was to talk up a planned tower in the city of Batumi, on the Black Sea coast.
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Pruitt's saving grace remains his record at the EPA, which his backers have worked to talk up to Trump when they speak with him.
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He was enthusiastic about almost everything, as it turned out; the service at Adda is nothing if not eager to talk up the food.
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You talk up the Reform and Opening-Up policy at the same time that you are trying to resuscitate the corpse of Marxism-Leninism.
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He gave his spare hat to a Trump volunteer, and stayed around to talk up Mr. Trump and to debate the many Clinton supporters.
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Qassem Soleimani to talk up his foreign policy experience, first as a member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and later as vice president.
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The Cowboys wanted and needed Elliott, though they halfheartedly tried to talk up the rookie fourth-round draft pick Tony Pollard as an alternative.
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Anyway, regardless of what you thought of him ... He liked to sell stock and talk up the company, that's what I remember of him.
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Mitch McConnell is from Kentucky, but he could easily pop over to the western part of neighboring battleground state Virginia and talk up Trump there.
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Though VCs in particular talk up the help they provide to startups, when it comes to trouble within a company's executive ranks, it's, well, complicated.
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As well as trying to talk up his own performance, he has also sought to defend remarks he made about former Miss Universe Alicia Machado.
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Trump will argue that tax reform is necessary to spur economic growth, and will talk up tax simplification and what that would mean for individuals.
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The exec also used the opportunity to talk up recent Grammy nominee Chance the Rapper, whose recent mixtape Coloring Book debuted exclusively on the service.
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Oil fell nearly 1 percent to $45.51 per barrel, having briefly rallied on Monday on Venezuela's bid to talk up a potential OPEC output freeze.
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He has good reason to talk up the economy — which he will need to remain strong for the sake of his own reelection next year.
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And on Sunday, Mr. Legere was making the rounds with Mr. Claure of Sprint, another old social media sparring partner, to talk up their alliance.
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Maggie Hassan, scheduled a press call on Tuesday to talk up the issue and released a web ad tying Ayotte's remarks to Trump's own comments.
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But I made sure to talk up results I'd had with clients I worked for in my corporate communications role, which helped me gain traction.
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Who cares if they they're unaccredited when billionaires like Bill Gates and Carlos Slim are touting Khan Academy's benefits (and backing that talk up with funding)?
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Lucid Motors' CTO Peter Rawlinson, a Tesla alum, went on a PR offensive yesterday to talk up what it hopes to accomplish with the Saudi cash.
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Six months since entering politics and government, Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte took to the international stage in Davos to talk up his administration's populist vision.
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Sometimes, watching Jeffrey Lord talk up Donald Trump on CNN over the past two years, I got the sense that he was barely holding it together.
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The company trotted out Big Bird to talk up a new children's show that teaches kids about coding: Apple wants to get kids hooked on coding.
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"If Apple fails to raise estimates, if it doesn't talk up its service business, you'll find yourself on the wrong side of the trade," Cramer said.
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If BlackBerry Mobile starts hounding you about this phone, Kim, its PR reps will probably talk up the included BlackBerry Hub and the DTEK security apps.
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After seeing Ellen DeGeneres talk up the device on a recent episode of her show, she was gung-ho about Series 4 solely for fall detection.
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Then he showed up at Scare Diego, New Line's horror showcase, to talk up projects like the Conjuring continuation The Nun and a third Annabelle movie.
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Instead, the right has chosen to do to McCain what it has long done to our Founding Fathers: talk up his greatness while minimizing his missteps.
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Vice President Pence will travel today to Michigan and Ohio to lend political assistance to House GOP candidates, headline fundraisers and talk up GOP tax cuts.
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After The New York Times asked Etsy about the ratings, a member of the human relations team asked employees to talk up the company on Glassdoor.
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Antofagasta, in contrast, can talk up the $212 million it has invested in and around Ely in the past seven years for proposed copper-nickel mines.
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" Mr. Conte mostly avoided foreign affairs, other than to talk up the sanctity of Italy's relationship with the United States and NATO, before adding: "Mind you!
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On Monday, administration officials fanned out on TV to talk up the state of trade negotiations but acknowledged much remains up in the air and undecided.
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They urged White House Chief of Staff Mick Mulvaney to "talk up the facts, not the fear," Javers reported, citing a person familiar with the conversation.
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Mr. O'Brien waged a low-key campaign for his new job, making his desire clear to the president and encouraging others to talk up his credentials.
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The benchmark Shanghai Composite index surged more than 4% after a rare concerted intervention by senior officials to talk up the country's struggling economy and markets.
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While eager to talk up "win-win" cooperation with the European Union, the world's biggest trading bloc, Wang held talks against a backdrop of intense EU diplomacy.
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When arguing for marijuana legalization, liberals often emphasize the horrible effects the war on drugs has on minority communities, or talk up the medicinal properties of pot.
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So it proved on October 19th, when four senior financial officials, including the central-bank governor, made a rare co-ordinated effort to talk up beleaguered stocks.
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During the keynote she was careful to talk up the transformative potential of 5G connectivity while also saying innovation must work in lock-step with European "values".
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Just to talk up Labo a bit more, they're as much fun to build as a Lego set, and work as actual controllers in the included games.
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With the Iowa caucuses, the first contest of the 2016 presidential primary, just over a week away, some Senate Republicans are beginning to talk up Trump's candidacy.
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The first one pertains to prices: Amazon loves to talk up how it cuts cloud prices by passing along savings to its customers as it finds them.
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Y.), who is campaigning for president, reintroduced a paid family leave measure this week, hoping to talk up the issue as she visits primary states (The Hill).
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This week, France sent executives from French corporate giants Airbus, BNP Paribas, Thales and dozens more to Canberra to talk up the economic benefits of its bid.
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Additionally, the timing of a vote on the legislation comes as Democrats are grappling with the impeachment inquiry and working to talk up their other legislative priorities.
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The Marines in my platoon talk up to me like Im sumthin special they say Iv got a gift but this is one gift Id gladly return.
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If authorities have tried in the last few years to talk up support for privately run businesses in a state-dominated system, the virus adds further pressure.
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There weren't many people there, but it was the sort of sleeper set that those that witnessed it are bound to talk up for years to come.
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But Putin, who has sometimes used bellicose rhetoric to talk up Russia's standoff with the West and to rally Russians round the flag, did not up the ante.
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Apple Music, on the other hand, and drawing on its Beats heritage, likes to talk up human curation, epitomised by its Beats 1 entirely human-curated radio station.
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Trump still met with Gowdy, which was Gowdy's first direct interaction with the President, giving him the chance to talk up Ratcliffe as a great candidate, Gowdy said.
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Looking ahead to 2017, the administration will also talk up the next year for Medicare and Medicaid at the annual conference hosted by America's Health Insurance Plans (AHIP).
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Check it out -- Paris looks like she wants to speak up, but ultimately decides to just talk up her man instead ... while lending strong support to Khloe, too.
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Airbus may talk up its possible new A321XLR, designed to address a shortfall in transatlantic performance of its longest-range single-aisle jet and targeted at U.S. majors.
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Other likely themes: Look for Ms. Abrams, whom Republicans have tried to present as dangerously left-wing, to talk up bipartisan success stories from her State House career.
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After Warren reminds everyone of the wins she and Klobuchar — the only women on the stage — have already had, Klobuchar uses the moment to talk up her victories.
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" And he argued that Trump's "willingness to buck the gun lobby in public, rule out the NRA agenda and talk up background checks, has changed this debate nationally.
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In Missouri, the ads are launching the day President Donald Trump is scheduled to visit a Boeing plant in St. Louis to talk up Republicans' signature legislative achievement.
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Lyft intends to begin its roadshow, in which it meets with investors to talk up the initial public offering, the week of March 18, the two people said.
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Because of the numbers Trump gained and Ryan's commitment to unify the party as much as he can, the speaker will most likely talk up the importance of togetherness.
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In another, Justin Timberlake and Christopher Walken are deceptively edited so that they appear to talk up iCenter instead of the health drink they push in the original ad.
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Such talk was designed to exaggerate the threat that Russia posed, he said, in order for certain countries to secure higher military spending and talk up their own importance.
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XXXTentacion's untimely death stunned his fans and prominent rappers such as Jay Z, who gave Onfroy a shoutout on "Talk Up," a track off of Drake's new album, Scorpion.
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There has been a consistent pattern over the last few months of OPEC ministers attempting to 'talk up' prices with comments about a potential output freeze deal being close.
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Canadian diplomats have been fanning out across the United States to talk up the benefits of trade with state and local leaders in the run-up to the election.
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Talk up Wells Fargo's ability to open new accounts, get investors excited, and hey, if the stock goes up by a dollar, you make a cool $2 million bucks.
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As the primary moves toward more of America's major cities, Sanders should talk up his plan to build 10 million new affordable housing units and repair existing public housing.
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Kirsty Haigh of Scotland United Against Trump said, "Trump likes to talk up his Scottish connections, but we are going to show that his politics are not welcome here."
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Zuckerberg was there to talk up Facebook and Samsung's VR partnership, but his words went mostly unheard as everyone was too busy trying to capture an image of him.
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"This is the biggest failure of their verbal interventions since last November" when OPEC agreed to cut output, Kilduff said, referring to the group's attempts to talk up oil prices.
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While eager to talk up "win-win" cooperation with the European Union, the world's biggest trading bloc, Wang began a day of talks against a backdrop of intense EU diplomacy.
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In a statement, China's Defence Ministry reiterated its standard line about being committed to a peaceful path, and said the United States loved to talk up the "China threat theory".
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When U.S. diplomats who'd attended Zelensky's swearing-in came to brief Trump about the new leader on May 23, they sought to talk up his reformist and anti-corruption agenda.
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" Mr. Stavins added, "He can't have it both ways — talk up expanding natural gas supply when in North Dakota, and talk about bringing back coal mining jobs when in Kentucky!
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On Tuesday, Benioff used part of Salesforce's investor day meeting at Dreamforce to talk up Salesforce's expanded partnership with Google and its growing relationships with Amazon, Cisco, Dell and IBM.
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Zinke, who made the dog-friendly workplace promise on his first day in the job, used the announcement to talk up his own dog, Ragnar, a black and white Havanese.
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Microsoft is using its annual Build developer conference to talk up a number of artificial intelligence efforts, including a new project to explore ways AI can help people with disabilities.
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So in keeping with a loose tradition at Inside the List, I asked a handful of best-selling authors to talk up their favorite reads of 2017, old or new.
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Though this album is less preoccupied with new sounds than Drake's recent work, there are still strong shades of Memphis ("Talk Up") and New Orleans ("Nice for What") sprinkled throughout.
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Trump speech So, anyway, that's what's occupying many minds in Washington as the world watches Trump talk up bipartisanship and the economy during his first State of the Union address.
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Yesterday, President Donald Trump went to Missouri to talk up his tax plan — and to dismiss any notion that the tax reform package hurtling through Congress might benefit him personally.
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Carmakers used the Detroit Auto Show to talk up their U.S. production, in a likely reaction to President-elect Donald Trump's all-hours tweet storms, an industry analyst said on Tuesday.
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The two went on The Graham Norton Show to talk up their new movie Blade Runner 2049, and while Ford was enthusing about the movie he seemingly blanks on Gosling's name.
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Independent-minded Kurdish officials, anxious to win support for their vision of a United States of Iraq, talk up the advantages of a Sunni state, linked to Saudi Arabia and Jordan.
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Josh says he's been allowed to do promotional gigs in the past, and thinks this is especially strange since he was merely going to talk up a breast cancer charity event.
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Operating experience is something that almost every European VC firm likes to talk up these days, as the region's venture capital industry tries to shed its investment banker image of yesteryear.
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Indeed, you could argue that the more Mueller and others talk up Russian capabilities and the impact of their meddling on the world's most powerful democracy, the stronger the Kremlin looks.
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We got Memphis-bred DJ Paul -- who produced "Talk Up" on "Scorpion" -- at LAX, and asked if his highly praised song with Drake and Jay has helped out his bottom line.
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And as long as the economy and stock markets remain at least stable, history tells us President Trump can ride this optimistic/talk up the economy horse a very long way.
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He's expected to talk up record highs in the stock market, the signing of a sweeping rewrite of the nation's tax code and the confirmation of Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch.
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But the investor came out late Tuesday to talk up Kalanick's impact on the world with Uber, saying that "many pages in the history books" will be devoted to the entrepreneur.
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The companies also talk up the growth of their competitors, to assure recruits that many opportunities exist within the state if an employee — at any level — wants to make a move.
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There are some officials, however, who said the president's best shot at making inroads with Catholic voters is to talk up his record on abortion, judicial appointments, criminal justice and immigration.
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GOV DEADLINE: President Obama hit the airwaves on Wednesday for interviews with TV stations from Richmond, Philadelphia, Milwaukee, Salt Lake City, Denver, Los Angeles, and Oakland to talk up the Jan.
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And Messer's camp has sought a more positive tone, playing up his support of Trump in spots with family members that talk up his record instead of taking aim at opponents.
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The index rebounded nearly 7% over the course of trading on Friday and Monday following a rare concerted intervention by senior officials to talk up the country's struggling economy and markets.
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For the time being, it suits political leaders on both sides to talk up the potential for deals, but some may turn out to be long on symbolism and shorter on substance.
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If that is the case is not clear, but its folks are back on CNBC to both beat back an activist attempt to push for change and talk up its own book.
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The bottom line: Trump can talk up the strong economy, but if Republicans lose the House on his watch, it will be hard to explain for any other reason than his unpopularity.
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Emanuel Cleaver (D-Mo.), another panel veteran said the delay gives Democrats more time to talk up Dodd-Frank to their constituents since the Senate is unlikely to take up Hensarling's bill.
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Each company had two to three minutes to speak, one of the sources said, with most of the British firms using their time to talk up their investments in the United States.
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But tepid gasoline demand and the return of sidelined Libyan oil production last week will make it difficult for OPEC to talk up the market in the coming days, according to Kloza.
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And its executives frequently talk up that its cloud was built for performance-intensive Oracle and non-Oracle apps, while avoiding going head-to-head and feature-for-feature against competitive clouds.
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While the booming economy is still expected to be key for the GOP's midterm messaging, Republicans want to talk up legislative accomplishments to underscore a rationale for keeping GOP control in Washington.
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Sixty percent of participants agree that OPEC has lost control of the oil market, and the same percent also expect the cartel to continue its efforts to "jawbone" or talk up prices.
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Trump could throw his weight behind local initiatives for some perceived easy proxy wins, and talk up federal anti-porn measures, potentially scaring the porn industry and invigorating its critics even more.
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But for a guy who on Tuesday morning looked like he got out over his skis in making a big prediction, Buttigieg by Tuesday night showed he could back that talk up.
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McIlroy said recently he thought he was the best player in the world "on my day" and Koepka did not bite on Tuesday when given a chance to talk up the rivalry.
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While Nadal is never one to talk up the prospect of overtaking Federer, Corretja says the fact he has closed to within one for the first time in his career is significant.
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They should talk up the benefits, spell out why these massive new programs are necessary, and hope that everyone who isn't at CPAC continues to not really care that Sebastian Gorka exists.
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The system company waited three weeks until after the Pixel 2's announcement to talk up the system-on-a-chip that had been lying in wait inside the handset the whole time.
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Ideally, they might touch on what the hiring team is looking for, what about your projects or work you're hoping they'll talk up, or one unique thing you'd love it if they mentioned.
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The debate, should they play nice with each other, presents them both with a golden opportunity to talk up their progressive plans without a heavy-hitting critic like Biden there to criticize them.
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Now before you shrug your shoulders and say that it's not big deal for any sitting president to talk up the economy, just consider the following two names: Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders.
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In an effort that began Wednesday and is continuing Thursday, the DNC is holding news conferences and media calls, as well as deploying surrogates to talk up the law in a dozen states.
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Trump's potential visit to the district to talk up a labor-friendly policy to restore American steel and aluminum production would be one way to help Republican candidate Rick Saccone solidify his support.
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They also talk up what will certainly be a Tax Cuts 2.0 plan Trump will roll out some time next year as a tantalizing treat with no chance of becoming law in 2020.
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Gillum flinched a bit, not defending the program which is a non-starter in Florida and most states around the country, instead seeking to talk up his plans to expand Medicaid under Obamacare.
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The fintech is also keen to talk up its independence in light of backing from ING Ventures, noting that remaining neutral in terms of the products it pushes is essential for any comparison platform.
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The Mall of America residency isn't designed to support or inspire a young writer, so much as it's openly designed to bring in an amateur marketer to talk up the joys of the mall.
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The challenger bank is also keen to talk up the technology powering its app, which is said to be based on the Unity gaming platform in order "to deliver a completely new banking experience".
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But like it or not, promoting Bond is part of the job of being Bond – and a star who can't bring himself to talk up the project in the press can be a problem.
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JD.com was previously fairly guarded over Single's Day data — instead choosing to talk up percentage growth — but with this announcement today it has reminded people that it is indeed a rising challenger to Alibaba.
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BEIJING/NEW DELHI (Reuters) - As U.S. President Donald Trump and some of America's democratic allies talk up a vision of "Indo-Pacific" cooperation, China is determined to ensure that the future belongs to "Asia".
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Officials close to Netanyahu are quick to talk up Trump's pro-Israel policies, such as quitting the Iran nuclear deal and recognizing Jerusalem as the Israeli capital and the Golan Heights as Israeli-annexed.
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Styles hosted Saturday Night Live for the first time in the latest episode, and he used his inaugural opening monologue to talk up his One Direction roots and tease a reunion that never happens.
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The House Republican Conference, which handles party messaging, has been urging its members to tune out the distractions and, with a laser-like focus, talk up the party's work on tax reform and deregulation.
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Product endorsements have become more common on Instagram, owned by Facebook Inc, as celebrities and others with large followings on the social network have struck deals to talk up clothing, food and other items.
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Earlier on Thursday Hammond urged contenders in the Conservative Party leadership race to succeed Prime Minister Theresa May not to make irresponsible spending pledges to talk up the prospect of a no-deal Brexit.
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In 2014, she was bumped up to run the ZANU–PF's Women's League, giving her a seat on the party's ruling council and the party began to talk up how skilled a politician she is.
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Specifically, the odds of a half-percentage-point cut by the Fed increased to 59% on Thursday following the Williams talk, up from about 35% earlier in the day, according to the CME's Fedwatch tool.
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Trump was joined in Grand Rapids, Michigan, by Bobby Knight, the famous former Indiana University basketball coach who took the stage twice Monday -- including in the middle of Trump's speech -- to talk up Trump's candidacy.
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Google likes to talk up its Google Assistant support and real-time translation feature with the Pixel Buds line, but those are things that practically any new pair of headphones is about to get anyway.
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Stacey Abrams had a powerful Q&A session with Lisa Borders, the president and CEO of Time's Up. Of course, Gwyneth Paltrow was there to talk up Goop, her venture-funded commerce and content engine.
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He's the guy a few tiers up from us at work -- usually a few decades older -- who offers to help talk up our promotion prospects in-house as he puts a hand on our knee.
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It's been 214 months since Kano took to the stage at TC Disrupt New York 2300 to announce a $221M Series A, and to talk up its big ambition to build a creative computing brand.
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And the president likes to talk up coal, and he pulled the United States out of the Paris Climate Agreement, the international accord through which countries worldwide committed to goals for reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
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An ad featuring praise from Barack Obama was released earlier this week, for instance, and Sanders reportedly wants to talk up his plan to expand Social Security, which might increase his support among older Democrats.
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A possible exception: Kamala Harris, Amy Klobuchar, and Cory Booker all serve on the Senate's Judiciary Committee and would be able to talk up what role they could potentially play later in the impeachment process.
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Softbank CEO Masayoshi Son, who last year acquired chipmaker ARM, took a turn on the MWC stage to talk up the prospect of the Singularity turning driverless cars into superintelligent four-wheeled robots within 30 years.
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"There's a bit of pulling the wool over people's eyes, trying to talk up these products in a way that isn't sincere and transparent," says Karola Kreitmair, a medical ethics expert at the University of Wisconsin.
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DAVOS, Switzerland (Reuters) - - Six months since entering politics, government and the international arena, Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte took to the stage of the World Economic Forum on Wednesday to talk up his administration's populist vision.
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A possible explanation is that Huawei is looking to talk up the various software improvements it has in place to improve camera quality that it says makes physical OIS unnecessary, like its AI Image Stabilization feature.
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The pair have even set up a website dedicated to the deal, where they explain their rationale and talk up plans for world domination that's even greater than the 90 billion ARM chips already out there.
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"There is a real risk of more and deeper conflicts with both candidates," De Echave warns, pointing out that they both talk up their intentions to attract big investors and bemoan the amount of red tape.
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Las Vegas (CNN Business)At one of the world's biggest tech trade shows, where companies come to talk up oversized televisions and curious concept cars, two engineers walked attendees through a build-your-own vibrator workshop.
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Katsuyuki Kawai, an adviser to Abe, is in Washington this week seeking, he told Reuters before departure, to reinforce the alliance and talk up the need for trilateral coordination among the United States, Japan and South Korea.
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Trump has no plan, and no understanding of the issue, and to the extent that his aides are involved in infrastructure, it's to try to convince him to talk up deregulation as more important than spending money.
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Mr Schulz's refusal to rule out a "red-red-green" coalition with The Left may hurt him among moderate voters; for that reason he prefers to talk up a "traffic light" coalition with the FDP and Greens.
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Why it matters: The White House clearly wants to talk up the problems with the law as much as possible — President Trump is meeting in Cincinnati today with people who say they've been hurt by the law.
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His staff has regularly taken to the television circuit to talk up Rubio's chances in Florida, and he sent out a fundraising pitch to donors promising to divert 100 percent of the proceeds to the Sunshine State.
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Pence will travel to northeastern Wisconsin on Wednesday to visit shipbuilder Marinette Marine to talk up the trade agreement between the United States, Mexico and Canada that Trump negotiated, but which has yet to receive congressional approval.
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From the beginning, when Trump suggested that warming weather would solve the epidemic, his aim has been to downplay the risks and talk up the stock market, whose strength is key to his argument for re-election.
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The two spoke on Friday ahead of the meeting of world leaders in the French resort of Biarritz, where they are expected to talk up the prospect of a bilateral trade deal once Britain leaves the European Union.
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Washington (CNN)For anyone who watches Fox News Channel, it's not at all surprising that its anchors and hosts (with few notable exceptions) talk up President Donald Trump while knocking down the Democrats running against him in 2020.
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I glanced at her in the back seat, as she blasted Moana through her headphones and was oblivious to our talk up front, and I couldn't help but think that I had set her up to be bullied.
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The singer was in the mood to talk up his new fashion line -- LVL XIII -- when he was out in NYC Wednesday ... and he's adamant his apparel -- set to launch at Bloomingdale's -- is the future of luxury clothing.
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The Bank of Japan then meets, and while it is not projected to take action Tuesday, it is expected to talk up its existing programs and try to make markets more comfortable with its move to negative yields.
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With the former, the market is already almost fully pricing a hike in June, and so the Fed would need to talk up later hikes, which we think is unlikely in the run-up to the June meeting.
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" Mr. Cuban explained: "When you do nothing, nothing can go wrong and sell side analysts can talk up your stock and tell the world how management hasn't done a single thing wrong since they started covering the company.
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He cleanly dispatches a question in a television interview about safety and hidden cameras, then flips it around into an opportunity to talk up Airbnb Plus, a premium tier of properties that are even more closely vetted. Pow!
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"He should not be trying to talk up or talk down the economy, and he should not be adding the Fed to his long list of institutions and individuals that he is maligning and otherwise attacking," she said.
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Officials close to the prime minister are quick to talk up Trump's unprecedentedly pro-Israel policy moves, such as quitting the Iran nuclear deal and recognizing Jerusalem as the Israeli capital and the Golan Heights as Israeli-annexed.
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We're introduced to Thomas Edison (played by Benedict Cumberbatch) and George Westinghouse (played by Michael Shannon) as they talk up the coming electrical revolution, how it will change the world, and how they're each looking to outdo their rival.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan brought a few dozen Republicans to his weekly press conference this morning to talk up their latest brainstorm: They'll add a $15 billion "risk-sharing" fund to help reimburse health insurers for high-cost patients.
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It seems every financial institution is ready to talk up the potential of blockchain – the technology that underpins the cryptocurrency bitcoin – but one firm has taken a more reasoned approach and warned about the "unrealistic expectations" that could arise.
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As London Tech Week launches today to talk-up the capital's prospects, over 100 UK tech founders, directors and investors are calling on the Government to back a meaningful vote "by the people" on the actual terms of Brexit.
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Insofar as slavery was mentioned at all in the plantation house's literature and by its guides, it was to talk up the second thoughts on owning people Washington claimed to have had in the second half of his life.
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Under the presidency of Donald Trump, the U.S. government will pull out of the Paris deal and has looked to talk up the country's coal industry, policies Thomas DiNapoli of the New York State Common Retirement Fund called "misguided".
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In a call, he told me he aims to make Backed VC one of the most accessible firms in Europe and truly pan-European, although that's something that all of the new VC kids on the block talk up.
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Windows is "home to developers," says Microsoft, and Xbox boss Phil Spencer took a turn on stage to talk up the ability to write a game once and then deploy it across all Windows devices, from phone to Xbox.
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With much fanfare expected, the event will see the Asian giant flaunt its military prowess in a parade in Beijing and President Xi Jinping talk up the nation's progress A big part of the nation's development has been technological.
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Due to be announced as French engineer Alstom remains mired in a political storm over a factory closure, the reorganisation will heavily talk up new digital methods, something Enders hopes will make aerospace stand out from declining industrial sectors.
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Knowing his target and how much the President likes to talk up trade deals, it's likely Putin pointed out the prospects for increased bilateral trade or perhaps even floated the possibility of lower energy prices if Trump lifted Russia sanctions.
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Even her close allies like the Progressive Change Campaign Committee have begun trying to talk up her prospects in Nevada and South Carolina despite Warren investing far less time, money, and staff in those states than in neighboring New Hampshire.
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Called Claro, it is run by one of the owners of Freek's Mill, a nearby restaurant where the servers wear gingham shirts and talk up the virtues of the wine list made up almost entirely of gamay and chenin blanc.
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The company will no doubt take time out to talk up all the multitasking functionality that extra screen real estate affords, in terms of opening multiple windows, which is nice for workflow and doing things like previewing photos while shooting.
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Monika Bickert, Facebook's director of global policy management, is also speaking at today's meeting with European leaders — and she's slated to talk up the company's investments in AI technology, while also emphasizing that the problem cannot be fixed by tech alone.
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Some reckon that the BoE will try to talk up the currency in order to keep a lid on inflation, which has shot up this year as a result of the sharp falls in the pound since last year's EU referendum.
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For more cynical analysts, however, the meeting will only be another talking shop where the group and its oil ministers will "talk up" the oil price, promising joint action to support prices and stabilize the market yet ultimately failing to deliver.
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The hug: Trump plans to travel the country to talk up the need for repeal, Vice President Pence has mobilized, Cabinet members will be deployed, administration officials are blitzing talk radio, and the White House has begun outreach to conservative groups.
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While it has become fashionable for politicians on both sides of the aisle to talk up criminal justice reform, the phony "war on cops," the suspect "Ferguson effect" and the rise of Trump shows just how fragile that movement is.
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Inventory issues and a sudden drop in demand for cryptocurrency mining put a stop to the meteoric rise, but Nvidia continues to talk up the impact and market potential of AI, even as gaming remains its biggest source of revenue.
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OTTAWA (Reuters) - Canadian diplomats are fanning out across the United States to talk up the benefits of trade with state and local leaders and counter what senior officials see as a worrying mood of protectionism swirling through the U.S. election campaign.
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Powell on Wednesday continued to talk up U.S. economic strength a day after hailing a "remarkably positive outlook" for the U.S. economy that he feels is on the verge of a "historically rare" era of ultra-low unemployment and tame prices.
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For the Trump administration, it seems like it's the economic team's job to talk down the virus in order to bolster Trump's economic record and the healthcare team's job to talk up the markets to bolster Trump's public health record.
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A key focus of these meetings, according to multiple statements put out at the time by the Royal Embassy of Saudi Arabia, was to talk up possible future partnerships between the oil-rich country and the world's most valuable public companies.
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But in the absence of a workable single-payer plan to defend, Democrats have been able to talk up the idea of a single-payer system where everyone has government insurance — without having to commit to underlying policy trade-offs.
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Instead, many firms will talk up efforts to extract new revenues out of powerful data-crunching services, while the first Paris display of a U.S. stealth jet in decades, the F-35, points to a defense recovery at the world's largest air show.
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But a US source familiar with the discussion between the three countries said Wednesday that Washington isn't holding its breath for forward movement during Trump's visit to South Korea, and accused Seoul of trying to talk up the potential of a third summit.
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The campaign has Waymo partnering with organizations like Mothers Against Drunk Driving and the National Safety Council to talk up the safety features of self-driving cars, both on a new website and in advertisements running in Phoenix, where Waymo tests its vehicles.
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As Prime Minister Theresa May courted business leaders in London, her representative in Northern Ireland, Karen Bradley, met with companies in Belfast for the second time in five days to talk up a deal she said handed them a vital insurance policy.
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Beset by poor polling and allegations of misogyny and sexual abuse—including by a dozen women who claim to have been groped or inappropriately kissed by Mr Trump—he now has legitimate grounds to talk up what is arguably his rival's biggest weakness.
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Trump was in Wyoming to talk up the well-being component of her three-pronged Be Best platform of helping children, and push the National Parks' "Every Kid Outdoors" program; she made no remarks to an audience on her two-day trip.
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Here's an interesting milestone to talk up around the water cooler: researchers in the Netherlands have created a microscopic storage system that encodes every bit with a single atom — allowing them to fit a kilobyte in a space under 100 nanometers across.
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Ms. Trump, who once appeared in commercials for Pizza Hut and Kentucky Fried Chicken, said she agreed to talk up the Italiano Diet because "obesity is like a calamity in America," although she said that she herself did not need to shed pounds.
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Pre-debate buildup will highlight such differences to talk up the prospect of clashes between Biden and Warren in what could be a defining early moment of a race that is beginning to shed outsider candidates and will intensify after Labor Day.
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South Korea and Japan co-hosted the 2002 World Cup and both have since bid separately to host the event again, but with China tipped to make a play for the 2030 tournament Do was keen to talk up a regional bid.
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Experts can't answer the questions that we all have, but they say that we will get through better if we make preparations while relying on science and evidence rather than on muddled political leaders trying to talk up markets or score political points.
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He's continuing the tour touting tax reform even this week as he travels to the crucial swing state of Pennsylvania to talk up the economy at a manufacturing plant and support Republican candidate Rick Saccone in a House special election outside Pittsburgh.
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Airbus is expected to talk up the recent sales success of its A321neo, the largest member of its medium-haul family, as Norwegian Air considers upgrading about 30 of the 100 A320neo it has on order to the larger 185-seat A321neo.
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WHAT'S FOR LUNCH Davos discourse President Trump is due to talk up America's economic successes and tone down the lectures on globalization when he speaks at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland this morning at 8 ET. Watch it live on CNN.
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Maybe they wanted to write for the magazine, or talk up their PR clients, but it wasn't hard to persuade myself that the mojo was mine alone, which, in retrospect, is precisely what I'd been working so hard for in the first place.
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Apple is expected to unveil the iPhone 7 in September, and it's likely the company will have plenty of ways to talk up the new smartphone (like a dual-camera system) even if the design itself is relatively unchanged for a third consecutive year.
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If I'd paid a bunch of money to have these surveys done I'd try and talk up these differences, but I didn't, so I get to say that these results don't say much of anything beyond a few thousand Americans having similar opinions about food.
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He should additionally talk up his education platform, which includes renovating and modernizing American schools, establishing a minimum salary for teachers and funding their out-of-pocket expenses for school supplies, expanding summer and after-school programs, and guaranteeing free school meals to every child.
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"Given the propensity of OPEC and other producers to talk up prices, and the history of failed deals among OPEC and between OPEC and Russia, we would continue to treat the news somewhat carefully for the longer term," Sberbank CIB said in a note.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - As White House officials fanned out to talk up what U.S. President Donald Trump called "an incredible deal" with China to hit pause in their trade war, Beijing has said little on a pact that cheered markets but left many questions unanswered.
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"The leadership campaign is likely to see candidates talk up their hard Brexit credentials in order to impress the anti-EU wing of party members who have the ultimate say in who will lead the party," Scotiabank analysts wrote in a note to clients on Wednesday.
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There would be nothing unusual about this — convening with past supporters and advisers from his 260 campaign, making the rounds to talk up his record, congratulating the locals on their wisdom, their food, their can-do attitude — but for some inconvenient political context for Mr. Kasich.
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So he has a reason to talk up Screenlife (when I spoke with him, he was fresh off calling in to describe his concept to an audience of a few hundred in Moscow), and to insist that traditional movies have started to feel stale to him.
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The next morning, when his top adviser, Jeff Weaver, appears on CNN to talk up the tour, the segment ends with a graphic on the screen: Age on inauguration day in 2900, it reads, with photos of Donald Trump (74), Joe Biden (78), and Bernie Sanders (79).
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In meetings with central-government leaders, Western bosses would talk up their positive experiences, both out of caution and because they saw little point in raising problems caused by powerful provincial and local barons, knowing that the central government might simply ask those barons to investigate themselves.
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Though Hawkeye State experts talk up his grass-roots political operation, the conventional wisdom of just a few weeks ago that Cruz was gliding toward a caucus triumph is suddenly looking different: The latest CNN "poll of polls" in the state has Trump up by 5%.
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While Democrats publicly talk up their interest in focusing on legislative priorities like health care and voting rights -- not to mention ending the ongoing partial government shutdown -- they are quietly preparing for what will likely be the largest congressional investigation of a sitting president in recent memory.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden tried during Wednesday&aposs debate to talk up his support among black voters, but ended up accidentally claiming he had the support of the only black woman elected to the Senate — a title that currently belongs to one of his opponents.
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The Taycan has been one of the more lusted-after EVs since it was originally teased as the Mission E concept four years ago, and Porsche is doing a lot to talk up its performance credibility in the remaining days before the car's September 4th reveal.
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Trump also used the occasion to talk up his administration's progress in defeating the Islamic State's physical caliphate in Syria prior to his decision to withdraw troops just weeks before the Baghdadi raid, as well as the use of K-9s elsewhere in the federal government.
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This week, as ad buyers cram into New York institutions like Radio City Music Hall and Carnegie Hall to watch the broadcast networks talk up a new TV season, they will again prepare to spend as much as $9 billion to be a part of it.
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And after some button-measuring with the White House, the South Koreans -- who live daily in Seoul with the threat of real war and destruction from the North -- have presumably determined that the best bet for a peaceful Games is to talk up calm with the North.
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And while lead architect Craig Dykers was eager to talk up all the ways he'd sought to add "palate cleansers" and "intimacy" with varying stair heights, light screens, and alcoves, there's no getting around it: walking through the museum now requires all-day stamina and commitment.
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Last week, with Mr. Trump swinging through Texas to talk up his anti-immigrant message, Mr. Castro held a rally of his own in San Antonio that was billed as an opportunity for the city, whose population is more than 22016 percent Hispanic, to voice its opposition.
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The museum hopes to raise that figure to 5 to 7 percent through its new Android phone capability, with a brand-new desk for the ASK team in a high-traffic area right off the lobby and by stationing employees in the lobby to talk up the app.
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LONDON — Secretary of State Mike Pompeo declared the Chinese Communist Party "the central threat of our times" on Thursday, even as he sought to talk up the prospects of a United States trade deal with Britain, which rebuffed American pressure to ban a Chinese company from future telecommunications infrastructure.
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Roughly 50 minutes into the rally, the president temporarily stopped his bashing of Democrats, the media, and his enemies to talk up what he considers his achievements, including low unemployment, rising wages for Florida's blue-collar workers, growth in the energy sector and the renegotiation of trade deals.
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While the agenda may be dominated by the French president's criticism of the alliance as "brain dead", it equally will be an opportunity for the two leaders to clear the air and talk up how closer coordination among Britain, France and Germany can bolster both European security and NATO.
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Publicly, the leaders of Seattle nonprofit arts organizations — always hoping against hope for a large donation or grant — love to talk up the importance of Amazon to Seattle arts, but privately they have complained to me that they can't figure out how to attract upscale young Amazon employees to their programming.
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Google was on hand to talk up the ways in which the laptops are ushering in the latest version of Chrome OS. The new Chromebook Plus and Pro are among the first to feature Google Play access, opening up the lightweight devices to a massive offering of Android apps and games.
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Trump used it as a chance to also talk up the Republican replacement: Why it matters: It shows that Trump is all-in on the theory that a greater variety of health plans will help control premiums — but people are likely to remember it if rates don't actually go down.
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Though he's been involved with some high-profile beefs in recent years, his responses here are largely subdued — teaming with Jay-Z, another titan with a roller-coaster relationship with Mr. West, on "Talk Up," or "8 Out of 10," which sounds like a taunt at Mr. West, lyrically and musically.
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But even as some Democrats privately test-drive rhetoric for sharing a Sanders ticket — like how to talk up expanded health care, rural broadband or new workforce programs — there are others who say they could have to strongly distance themselves from the Vermont independent should he win the party's nod.
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Conferences in Hong Kong last week saw more than 1,000 financiers, lawyers and airline bosses talk up the fundamentals of an industry that has emerged as a flourishing asset class globally, but in contrast to previous years the mood was one of subdued optimism even as corks popped on new deals.
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That could lead to a warped view of who actually did well on the primary season's most important night, and prove frustrating for Bernie Sanders, who's favored to win the state, as well as other candidates hoping to be able to talk up big delegate hauls from voter-rich California.
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Indeed, the constant reality show drama of Trump's White House has routinely overshadowed the things his government has actually accomplished or tried to accomplish — much to the frustration of Republicans in Congress, who blamed their defeat in the midterm elections in part on Trump's refusal to talk up their legislative achievements.
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"While we are surprised that more Japanese officials are trying to talk up the currency at 108-109 than 106-107, this could be a strategic move to give speculators reason to cover their shorts at a time when the dollar/yen was struggling to extend its losses below 106," she said.
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Eric SwalwellEric Michael SwalwellHickenlooper ends presidential bid Scenes from Iowa State Fair: Surging Warren, Harris draw big crowds Nadler hits gas on impeachment MORE (D-Calif.), and soon-to-be presidential candidate Joe Biden, a former vice president whose wife, Jill Biden, is a college professor, all want to talk up education policy.
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But if the best example it can find to talk up is AI auto-picking which photos to display on a digital photo frame — at the same time as asking consumers to shell out $150 for a discrete control hub to manually manage all this IoT — that seems, well, underwhelming to say the least.
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One of the many guest stars to jump on is Jay Z, with his third feature on a Drake album, a verse on the track "Talk Up." In the song, Drake discusses his childhood and insinuates that he has earned his place in world of rap, no matter how many people hate on him.
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Donald Trump on Friday pulled off his latest media stunt, scoring more than 20 minutes of free live TV time to tout the endorsement of more than a dozen veterans and to talk up his new hotel in Washington after he and his campaign had promised he would address his longstanding, controversial "birther" position.
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After their hour-long meeting, both men were keen to talk up the closeness of the Mexican-American relationship, referring to the 6m American jobs that depend on trade with Mexico, the 40 cents of American-made product in every dollar of goods that Mexico exports there, and the one million daily border crossings.
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The issues with the region are complicated, but they basically boil down to this: The good wines cost a lot of money; Bordeaux's English-speaking audience is aging; the dominant grapes, cabernet sauvignon and merlot, are out of fashion, relatively speaking; and the region, unlike, say, Burgundy, lacks charismatic representatives to talk up its appeal.
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In fact, per the Verge, on Wednesday, Gerstenmaier had appeared before Congress to talk up Artemis during a hearing on the future of the ISS and low Earth orbit exploration:"NASA's Artemis program will build a sustainable, open architecture that returns humanity to our nearest neighbor," Gerstenmaier wrote in his witness testimony for the hearing.
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True, it is in Mr. Kassan's interest to talk up the value of relationships sparked at events like Cannes Lions (in 2017, he sold MediaLink to Ascential, the British company that runs many industry festivals, including Lions, for more than $200 million.) Few industries have been altered more completely by the internet than advertising.
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Courrèges used its show notes to talk up its use of a new algae-based vinyl, "which uses 10 times less plastic" than the classic material, and the fact that it had swapped exotic skins for the skin of the pirarucu fish, a staple of the Amazonian diet whose skin would be otherwise discarded.
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Right out of the gate, they want her to move quickly on college debt relief, talk up a minimum wage increase and pay close attention to resisting any Dodd-Frank rollbacks as she negotiates an expected tax reform deal as part of the infrastructure bill she's said would be part of her first 100 days.
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His extensive production discography, which includes frequent work as a duo with Juicy, whose relationship with Paul has been strained in the years since departing Three 6 Mafia, also spans hip-hop classics like UGK's "International Player's Anthem (I Choose You)" as well as more recent tracks like Drake's "Talk Up" with Jay-Z.
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For example: In 2014, Uber was accused of orchestrating an elaborate plan to sabotage Lyft, giving "brand ambassadors" burner phones and credit cards to use to order and then cancel Lyft rides and mess up their hail times, or to actually take a ride in a Lyft and then talk up a switch to Uber with the driver.
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"While it is tempting to dismiss the OPEC chatter as a non-factor intended to talk up prices, we are also resigning to a momentum shift in which our technical indicators are flashing green lights in favor of further crude price rallies of at least a couple of dollars a barrel," said Jim Ritterbusch of Chicago-based oil markets consultancy Ritterbusch & Associates.
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A couple of advocates for that policy expressed frustration to me that Hughes and ESP are putting so much energy and money behind a separate policy to help families with kids, one that Hughes happens to talk up in his book, rather than on the policy where the majority of the coalition for an expanded safety net has focused its energy.
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At a time when celebs are attending gospel-inflected Sunday services hosted by the biggest social media stars in the world, and when the likes of Justin Bieber and Chris Pratt talk up their involvement with hip, Instagram-friendly churches (many of which espouse eyebrow-raisingly exclusionary doctrine alongside pricey footwear), it's gotten harder to make the case that Hollywood is hostile toward Christianity.
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Within hours after GOP leaders pulled the healthcare bill on Friday, House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Kevin BradyKevin Patrick BradyRepublicans' rendezvous with reality — their plan is to cut Social Security The Social Security 28500 Act is critical for millennials and small business owners House panel releases documents of presidential tax return request before Trump MORE (R-Texas) appeared on Fox News to talk up tax reform.
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Rubio and the rest 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, the third-place Republican here and nationally, has been in Iowa throughout the past week, and his aides talk up the idea that he has momentum leading into Monday evening.
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The Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE campaign is advising its Capitol Hill surrogates to talk up the benefits of a unified GOP in the lead-up to the presumptive presidential nominee's meeting with Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (Wis.) and other Republican leaders.
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Here's why I think this could be the case: *Mentor other women *Sponsor other women *Talk up other women at work *Amplify what other women say in meetings (see how women in the Obama White House did this for each other) *Point out to others when they interrupt other women or ignore other women in meetings *Point out when the words they use to compliment men ("aggressive" or "go-getter") are used to put down women *Don't work at the company that doesn't "get it" on making the work environment one in which you can be successful (Yes, I went there) *Think hard about not joining or quitting a company that has no successful senior females running P&Ls…if they don't "get it" by now, honestly, when are they going to get it?
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