If you lie, you have to think up a falsehood.
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They're free to act upon any scenario they think up.
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We can't wait to see what they think up next.
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Now's the time to think up solutions to those problems.
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The first step was to think up a memorable name.
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Think up some more situations to draw from in advance.
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We're going to have to think up a whole new approach.
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When thwarted, China has shown it can think up its own.
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I'd be curious if anyone can think up others I missed.
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Bevin and his Republican peers in the legislature can think up.
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The whole time I was trying to think up a good response.
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I wanted to ignore my family, not think up odes to them.
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This is when I started to think up the idea of AZD.
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It's hard to think up a better advertisement for free-market capitalism.
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They have more depth to them than any character anyone could think up.
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Until then, you can think up creative ways to use these new emoji.
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Perhaps the administration is using every storyline it can think up to save face.
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While many people think up great inventions, Mangano turned her ideas into marketable products.
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"These things end up being more complex than you think up front," he replied.
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"What contempt the people who think up souvenirs have for other people," she writes.
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Because there are some things that only the brain of Miley Cyrus can think up.
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Think up a variety of solutions, including a pay bump or additional perks or benefits.
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But then they're walking over and you have to quickly think up an exit strategy.
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We were almost sure Kylie Jenner couldn't possibly think up any more lip kit colors.
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The event planner just has to think up the event and send out an invite.
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They will hem and haw around and think up other reasons to apply for asylum.
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I was somewhat disappointed that Birchall didn't think up something more fun, like Pierce Inverarity.
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Researchers think up to 300 eggs may be present, some buried under the exposed fossils.
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He has used his mental clarity to think up a new way to sell sugar water.
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"But I think up to now, people have seen it as uncool or unsexy," she said.
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Some may say it's all about "hockey-stick" growth metrics (think, up and to the right).
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Spinning satellites into space sounds like science fiction or something that Larry Page might think up.
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It might be time to think up a couple nickname for Sophie Turner and Joe Jonas. SoJo?
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Take a few minutes to think up a way to help that would actually make a difference.
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McCann's twist is using them to help think up new branding ideas or reinvigorate a career path.
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Leave it to a supermodel to think up fresh ways to look great while sweating it out.
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The first time I think up to eight feet you got up to $40 a foot, period.
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Death is so basic and so powerful that we think up conspiracies to impose sense on it.
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Maybe next time you should think up a tactic that doesn't seem cribbed from a terrible Caddyshack reboot.
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We think up to one year is needed in order for shale oil production to change the trends.
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If you're stuck for some password inspiration then 1Password will even think up a secure one for you.
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How did you first think up the idea for the brand, and how has it evolved since launch?
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Ever experience a listless day where you felt like you couldn't concentrate or think up any new ideas?
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And if they were, Pruitt's political staff would have enough time to think up an excuse or response.
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Now you don't even have to think up for yourself how to give one of these non-apologies.
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But to his critics, Bannon did little other than think up grand schemes that would never be implemented.
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Make it the core of your speech, and think up whatever you need to build up to it.
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But pretty soon we'll begin to see what researchers and developers who don't work at Microsoft can think up.
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Her ability to see and foster connections between seemingly dissimilar fields is what led Li to think up ImageNet.
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The trick to balancing, he would say, precariously trying to, was to think "up"; then you would stay up.
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SO I THINK UP TO THIS POINT I THINK WE CAN STILL EXPECT INFLATION TO GO UP TO 73%.
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Activists, scholars, and elected officials have worked in good faith for years to think up ways around this fact.
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"Every year the royal pair have to think up two or three games," said Margret Wache, this year's Queen.
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Which leaves the account holder free to think up new ways to make the art of swiping even more interesting.
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I think up until 2230, most Americans and most members of Congress viewed them as a benign force for good.
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On the origins of The Red Turtle's story: I had to think up the story straight away in one go.
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"We need ideas big enough to meet this moment, but it's not enough to think up good policy," he said.
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It's almost impossible to think up a version of the GOP that has cashed them out to a breakaway Trump faction.
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And it often seems that the most influential fashion bloggers are teenagers—strutting around in outfits I wouldn't dare think up.
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The tool has already shown promise in helping engineers think up unorthodox designs to meet tough-to-design-around engineering criteria.
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Or better yet, don't conduct international business online with men who can't think up a more incognito pseudonym that Henrik Cornelius.
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He has invited his counterparts in the 16 states to a summit on March 10th to think up strategies against extremism.
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Consequently, they have strong psychological incentives to think up optimistic scenarios about a Trump presidency, and Pence features heavily in them.
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Aim to update your profile and think up a couple opening lines ahead of that time so you're ready to go.
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I think up until now there was little response in the U.S., other than people buying face masks and buying medicine.
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It's challenging to think up and shoot compelling 3603-degree video, just as it's a bit of a chore to watch them.
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Although, living at home as an adult would probably give you a lot of spare time to think up hacks like this.
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Other times, it comes from the bottom up, when ordinary people come together, think up extraordinary ideas, and insist on being heard.
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When a writer needs to think up some great, imposing force to pit against their protagonist, sometimes they go a little overboard.
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We need to think up the best ways of supporting our employees to do their jobs in the most sustainable way possible.
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I just think up until the age of 12 you should ... it should be something that happens when you're a teenager, you know?
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No matter what ideas you think up or which skills you put to work, be sure to join us for a geeky weekend.
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The team is already preparing for the third season, but Al Sharqi wants to think up new and creative material before filming begins.
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It is a great fit as long as you are growing together, and I think up until this point we've really grown together.
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The series is actually based on an Israeli show by the same name, which means that HBO didn't think up this title themselves.
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For my part, I lazily clicked through Bitnation's website while in pajamas, pausing only to think up an alias other than my first name.
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Mother's Day is on Sunday, May 23th, in the US, so you still have plenty of time to think up the perfect gift idea.
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You can fully customize all this information, meaning pictures can be categorized by lens, aperture, color, and anything else you can think up. 6.
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I think up until around 2016, I was repressing a lot of who I was and the series really helped me to open up.
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She also proposed adding billions for research and development to think up new, innovative ways to farm without dumping more carbon into the atmosphere.
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"Unless you pass a law that says, all intoxicants are illegal, chemists will think up substances that are similar but not scheduled," said Kreit.
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After most people complete column 2, their default model of change kicks in and they start to think up ways to eliminate those behaviors.
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"The biggest thing for me is that float houses don't have building codes, so out there you can build whatever you think up," he said.
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It makes me a little jealous of the folks who made this game, that they can think up and then really execute on these concepts.
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Anything you can think up — from furniture to fan-made Bieber charm bracelets to bikinis for cats — can be found among its seemingly endless pages.
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Well, as hard as it is to think up even more witty things to say, it's totally worth it to update your online dating profiles.
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By noticing the "human-centric narratives" applied to SETI—the search for extraterrestrial intelligence—more imaginative conceptions of aliens may be easier to think up.
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" Robbie, 28, continued, "I think up until recent times, saying that and actually getting people to put their money behind that were two different conversations.
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"One-dollar iced tea cans were the least glamorous thing we could think up to sponsor the show," Stewart said about the weekly Arizona chugging.
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But when I asked about the practice, it turned out to be weirder and in a way more elegant than anything I could think up.
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Chinese retailer and cloud infrastructure provider Alibaba is the latest company to think up its own design for processors that can run artificial intelligence software.
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When Sherk had the title stripped for failing a drug test, it was definitely time to think up an exit strategy out the fight game.
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German Europe Minister Michael Roth said on Monday that even William Shakespeare would not have been able to think up a Brexit tragedy of such drama.
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After the pizza-perfume debacle of 2013, we can only imagine what kind of weird, hybrid fast food-beauty products chain restaurants will think up next.
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They were given the chance to ask PEOPLE Pet Vet Dr. Evan Antin whatever question about animals they could think up and get expert answers in response.
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She outed De Lesseps' relationship with Tom, in front of Singer, and she brought up De Lesseps' earlier claim to have helped think up Frankel's Skinnygirl empire.
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I think up until this point, most media companies, to the extent that they've thought about email at all, it's exclusively been as a marketing tool, right?
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So, it's time to think up some new ways to style the piece — or, rather, revisit some tried-but-true tactics for donning the wispy, strappy silhouette.
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"For us, I think up-tempo is really good because ... it puts pressure on the defense," Wilson, who has eight touchdown passes against three interceptions, told reporters.
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The order justifies undertaking this pause so officials can try to think up some additional category of information to ask for while vetting people from troubled countries.
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Even though a new quirky debut from Taco Bell might feel expected at this point, we're always secretly excited to see what the chain will think up next.
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" Asked when he was persuaded to change his mind, Baker said: "Pretty late in the process, because we were arguing about it, I think, up until the end.
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You'll save a life, and then become part of a wonderful community of living donors trying to think up ways to save even more lives in the future.
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Important PSA for anyone who's trying to think up a creative way to propose to their partner: Do not do it by making them think they're about to die.
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" A Western-funded anti-corruption watchdog says it is playing a constant game of catch-up: "We expose one scheme, and they think up a new, more elaborate one.
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But there's a lot to be said for the ability to think up a smart deal and get it over the line — and for that, size isn't what counts.
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Write a word and EssayBot does its best to think up a sensible follow-up clause, based on the contours and language of what you've already got written down.
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Instead of designing on screen, the Doodlematic helps kids turn the world around them into the game using pen, paper, guided storyboards, or anything else they can think up.
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Using this as a creativity tool wasn't something we anticipated, but once people see what's out there, it prompts more creativity on their part to think up more unique names.
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All of this is to say that I'm sure Nintendo, of all companies, could think up a compelling Zelda title based around Zelda herself or a female incarnation of Link.
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It's not even about the Yankees as a team, because no doubt Brian Cashman and Joe Girardi have better things to do than think up hashtags to promote their players.
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The idea is to build all its vehicles around the same basic skeleton, so you don't need to go back to the start each time you think up a new car.
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Bezos has left the content side of the paper alone, but he has reportedly been keen to think up ways to engage readers and possibly even get them to pay more.
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This is true for many lone wolves who will latch on to an ideology or think up one themselves to compensate for things that may be going wrong in their lives.
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I think up until this season, I was really saying Team Josh because I liked that he brought out this really fun side of her and made her feel alive again.
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"Showers are one of the most common places to think up your next big idea or solution", read a note, urging housemates "not to let your next idea go down the drain".
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The governor has also been close to a key witness implicated in the scheme, Todd Howe, and to Mr. Kaloyeros, whom he had given free rein to think up high-tech projects.
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The researchers found that while consuming caffeine "significantly enhanced" problem-solving abilities, meaning they solved problems faster and more accurately, it has no effect on people's ability to think up new ideas.
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"It's a very Iraqi tactic — this is not something that the U.S. military would think up on its own," said Mr. Knights, who has been studying Iraq for more than a decade.
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Now every week, in broad daylight, I think up a number from $250,000 to $3 million and investigate what it would buy in San Diego or Philadelphia or maybe Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
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More generally, acid leads to a loss of the inhibitions usually placed on our visual and auditory systems, which can make us think up sounds and images we would not otherwise, Giordano says.
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As the person credited with being one of the first to think up the concept behind Uber before Uber, it will be worth watching to see if he decides to give transportation another crack.
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We gave a group of animal-loving kids the chance to ask our PEOPLE Pet Vet Dr. Evan Antin any pet question they could think up, and they didn't go easy on the guy.
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He can sound belligerent, of course, saying that he would bomb the expletive-deleted out of ISIS and that he would think up new and imaginative ways to torture terrorists and kill their families.
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In the future, autonomous cars could be used for ride-sharing or package deliveries, including applications that people have yet to think up, said Lei Ma, senior product manager in Baidu's autonomous driving unit.
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The friend group has not only captured the attention of Reddit users but also that of their friends and family, who wait anxiously every year to see what costume the women think up next.
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Some credit should go to the opposable thumb and the larynx, says neuroscientist David Eagleman, but a lot of it has to do with our ability to be creative and constantly think up new ideas.
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This is a great time to think up new projects or scope out new jobs, but don't pressure yourself to get too much done—Neptune ends its retrograde on November 27, creating a sleepy atmosphere.
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"My hope," he said, "is that maybe as ex-president I can have a little more influence on some of my Republican friends, who I think up until now have been resistant to the science."
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Sure, baseball may need to think up a few new rules for exploding bird-related interferences, but that's the beauty of this game: more than 100 years old and still able to adapt to the times.
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So the exact time frame for NASA moving out of this region of space is hazy, but commercial companies are at least starting to think up ways to make money off of low flying space habitats.
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In the months leading up to prom, students will go out of their way to think up a creative, punny, often pricey, and most importantly, social media-splashy way to ask their significant other to prom.
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The overriding trend with phones every year is to keep adding more power — both in terms of processing capability and battery size — and to then think up useful and / or entertaining ways to harness that power.
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"I think up to 10 percent of your portfolio should be gold" to protect against potential catastrophe, Cramer said, adding that if investors feel comfortable owning physical gold rather than equities, he'd prefer the hard stuff.
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On a societal and personal level, we are always seeking challenges to overcome, which is funny because as a society, we are also determined to think up new technologies that automate the basic chores of life.
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As criminal justice expert John Roman of the Urban Institute often tells me, he alone can think up at least 20 explanations — and they might not all match with all the ideas other experts are considering.
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And while people can think up all kinds of excuses why something that worked in other societies hasn't worked here, the reality is, when we've tried it here in our history, it's also served us pretty well.
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It supposedly took two years for Mr. Blaine — who has willingly submitted to being buried alive, frozen in ice and stranded on a pillar 100 feet above Bryant Park — to think up his latest sleight of hand.
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So next time you're planning on cooking a meal over the barbie, reach for the mayonnaise container in your refrigerator and add some flavor to any great grill recipe (here&aposs 30 genious ones ) you can think up.
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But then around 2004-5 it was clear that the games industry was going a different way from the '90s when it was really fun and creative and you could just think up any idea and build it.
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The future of the EU is at stake too and the event rises to a level of gravity that central banks around the world, not to mention banks, are preparing for all the contingencies they can think up.
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"On the one hand, those were cool acts, but, on the other hand, can't you think up anything new?" said Keith Johnson, a Seattle-based Cirque fan and blogger who estimates that he has seen 20 Cirque shows.
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"My hope is maybe as ex-president, I can have a little more influence on some of my Republican friends, who I think, up until now, have been resistant to the science," Mr. Obama said in the interview.
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We're trying to start tabs, close tabs, greet new faces, grab orders, think up a cocktail for a special request, answer questions, stay hydrated, find the barback, and monitor heavy drinkers — all while crafting multiple drinks at a time.
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In addition to teaching children content, we should look to strengthen their human skills, she said, helping them learn to think up new ideas and explore them, and to navigate the social worlds of play and, later, of work.
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Crime Sooner or later, Harry Bosch will have to turn in his gun and retire from police work, but until that time Michael Connelly continues to think up creative ways to keep his old war horse on the job.
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I understand that you've been proactive in asking for work, but some managers will just respond to that as another problem to solve; it's easier for them to brush you off than to think up ways to keep you busy.
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But the true test for such a device is how it works in real-world conditions, handling the multiplicity of requests that you might think up during a day — and for now, we have no idea how that might work.
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"There's no such thing as a school of snake artists, so when the problem of making a portrait of a snake presented itself I had to think up the technique for myself," she wrote in The Atlantic Monthly in 1924.
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"I don't think up to this point the administration has been satisfied by the type of answers it has been getting from other members," said Stephen Vaughn, who stepped down last spring as general counsel to U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer.
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"Unless you pass a law that says, all intoxicants are illegal, chemists will think up substances that are similar but not scheduled" Some top members of Congress have already expressed support for the new law, including Republican Senator Lindsey Graham of South Carolina.
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I outline the book, I think up some character arcs, I pray to the Dark Goat Slorgath, I pour a phial of demon saliva in a cursed inkwell, and then I write the book, two thousand words a day until it is done.
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Some philosophers have responded by just accepting the repugnant conclusion as true and trying to think up explanations for why it might not be so implausible (for instance, maybe a life "barely worth living" isn't that much worse than the most happy life possible).
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But Watson and Oswalt's early questions were the only pointed ones of the discussion — nobody really expected Dorsey to think up an explanation for Pizzagate that would satisfy Tom Hanks, or to suggest that everyone delete their Twitter accounts and move to the woods.
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"My boyfriend and I tried to think up multiple ways to do this, living on my credit cards, living off her small Social Security check, taking out a small personal loan from my boyfriend's dad…none of it was adding up," she told Refinery29.
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Tooz might be ready to spin up a pair of glasses for whatever application someone can think up today; the problem is, any pair of glasses good enough to get wide adoption likely isn't something an early reference design will be able to mimic.
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What this translates to is less power consumption when the phone's processor is roaring for high-performance tasks like 24D games and mobile VR. And battery life will last even longer (think up to two days) when you're just surfing the web and browsing Instagram.
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"I think up until recently, geoengineering was considered a fringe topic, [something] people on the edges of mainstream science talked about," Ken Caldeira, a climate scientist at the Carnegie Institute for Science who has been involved with geoengineering conversations since the early 2000s, told Gizmodo.
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The following year, a new memorial was unveiled: a grey, truncated column of granite, surrounded by a circular brick path, on the bluff high above the Potomac River where slaves were buried; archaeologists, still gently investigating the site, think up to 150 bodies may lie there.
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"I think up to that point, I had been using acting as a disguise – somewhere where I could express my emotions, and draw attention to myself in a way that I didn't particularly want to do in real life," McKellen told The Huffington Post in 2015.
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You don't have to type out your name and email address, or think up a new password, or pick a new profile picture, because this data can be collected from your existing account (and without the connecting app ever seeing your main Google or Facebook password).
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We need to talk about climate breakdown every chance we get, educate ourselves on the issue, engage in protest and civil disobedience, reduce our use of fossil fuel to better communicate urgency, and use our unique talents to think up creative ways to accelerate the movement.
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If Amazon has success with the in-home visits — as of now, 95 percent of the 551 reviews for the free Alexa consultations are rated five stars — you have to wonder what other services Amazon might think up for an employee that customers trust to be in their homes.
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So when Choire Sicha, our new editor, put out a call in the fall to think up some new columns for the section, I figured I might as well tap all that institutional memory and look back on some of our biggest hits — and misses — over the years.
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He'll think up different things, he'll say it the next day, I'll be laughing, then I'll use it in my songs," he says, referring to the track "Bouff Daddy", how 'bouff' is slang for money, and how—after earning some money—his friends had started to call him "bouff daddy.
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Amazon is positioning Alexa as a go-to partner for the smart home Still, Amazon continues to think up unique ways to make the Echo and Alexa more handy beyond its ability to answer basic internet queries and play music, and Amazon is doing so seemingly at an accelerated clip.
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I try to think up a polite way to approach people and say "I work for The Verge, who are you voting for?" and decide I can just ask if they think Rory would enjoy reporting on this election as much as she enjoyed being on Senator Obama's campaign bus.
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You could have been a cult band for the rest of your life [Laughs] Yeah, exactly, and then I think up to that point, any of the albums we made, the maximum length was, like, 20 minutes, and so to make a 50-minute album felt like a huge accomplishment.
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Usually when I sit down to write this column, it takes me a little bit of time to come up with an appropriate theme, or to think up something personal (but not too personal) way to interrogate metal culture, or to pinpoint which current wave of metal drama is worth dissecting.
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"It's virtually unprecedented that two people with zero scientific background would parachute into science and start working in the laboratory to think up four or five completely different strategies for taking on a complex neurological disorder," said Eric S. Lander, president of the Broad Institute, where Vallabh and Minikel conduct their research.
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The story is well-known, but a brief recap is welcome: WWE's doctors discovered lesions on Daniel Bryan's brain after the closure of his legendary underdog story arc at WrestleMania XXX, the result of a high impact style of head first dives and his willingness to take just about any bump someone could think up.
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In a campaign video Mr. Raisi elaborated on the controversy, saying, "I remember when there was such a hype over the concerts, I told my friends, the government should think up a solution for the concerts of poor people, the concerts of slum-dwellers, and the concerts of salaries below 1 million toman," about $250.
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"We have these huge problems as a society, like health care and agriculture and transportation, and the idea that some person at Stanford will think up a solution, having never worked on a farm or rode on a bus ... Solutions are born out of lived experience, and that happens outside of these coastal hubs," Hall said.
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The United States has also utilized the help of science fiction writers: authors Larry Niven and Jerry Pournelle established the Citizens' Advisory Council on National Space Policy during the Reagan administration, while the Pentagon brought in a handful of science fiction writers and film directors to think up potential threats in the immediate aftermath of the September 11th attacks.
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Microsoft today is launching their project, Snip Insights, a Windows desktop app that lets you retrieve intelligent insights – or even turn a scan of a textbook or report into an editable document – when you take a screenshot on your PC. The team's manager challenged the interns to think up a way to integrate A.I. into a widely used tool, used by millions.
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While waiting, I visualized my question for Amma, which was this: Listen, while I can appreciate this place and see nothing bad with it, it's really doing my head in right now, so can you in your infinite wisdom and power find a way for me to leave because the trains are packed and I've got no energy to think up of alternatives. Thanks.
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