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When one thinks of learning games, one thinks of The Oregon Trail.
"When she thinks of Madonna, she thinks of sex," Rolling Stone explained.
He said he thinks of the debris issue much as he thinks of environmental issues.
What does Bette Midler think of what Kim Kardashian thinks of what Bette Midler thinks of her?
When Romanian graphic artist Octavian Mielu thinks of iconic sports cars, he thinks of their physical forms replaced with dynamic neon vapors.
When one thinks of swordsmanship, one typically thinks of the Japanese warrior, welding a katana, or perhaps a Celtic warrior swinging a broadsword.
What the Brexit leader really thinks of Donald Trump What the Brexit leader really thinks of Donald Trump This segment originally aired Nov.
She thinks of "pasta" when she thinks of romantic date nights (hm, perhaps she was inspired by Zayn's segment in the "Night Changes" video?).
In the comics, he thinks of his Aunt May and Uncle Ben and his friends to drive him, but here, he thinks of Tony.
The rest of Germany thinks of Karlsruhe, when it thinks of it at all, as a placid city where the Supreme Court is situated.
For his part, Mr. Meloni loves the Hell Gate so much that it is what he thinks of when he thinks of the unthinkable.
But when Olga Polizzi, deputy chairwoman and director of design at the Rocco Forte Hotels, thinks of the Belgian capital, she thinks of great antiques.
However, though she thinks of him regularly—she thinks of him especially during the Republican debates, then during the primaries, the caucuses, and the Convention—she never initiates contact.
When he thinks of authenticity, he thinks of the techniques of someone like Edna Lewis, a pioneering black chef, who fried meats in lard and seasoned the fryer with smoked pork.
James Day Viktoria Modesta thinks of herself as a prototype.
I ask Dani what she thinks of the second line.
I ask Danny what he thinks of the prison reforms.
She then clarified what she really thinks of his relationships.
Lmaoooooooo I love how much this guy thinks of me.
"Now what kid thinks of that?" she asks me, laughing.
He thinks of another story, and he tears up again.
I ask if he thinks of Maya as a daughter.
From there, Robbins thinks of three things he's grateful for.
"   Garant thinks of a subject "as a more traditional portrait.
I don't know," while Sergison thinks of the "Tuesday again?
No word on what Handler thinks of this particular pic.
"I don't care what anybody thinks of me," Ditto sings.
But we all know what Trump thinks of U.S. law.
"Nobody thinks of actually going to war," Professor Milanovic said.
My building thinks of itself as Lincoln's premier wedding venue.
George says she thinks of the piano as Christine's "voice."
And returning to her studies is all she thinks of.
Whatever one thinks of abortion, criminalizing it would be worse.
Eva thinks of Benedict as a brother; Benedict thinks otherwise.
No one thinks of Mitch McConnell or Flake as moderates.
He thinks of it as making his heart like stone.
I asked Dr. Bhardwaj if she ever thinks of quitting.
Gray thinks of the difficulties she's had in landing sponsorships.
Who thinks of ROY with a clue like "Mr. Rogers"?
Lorene says that she thinks of these girls as athletes.
She still trembles every time she thinks of Botham's death.
She thinks of the work as an act of reciprocity.
I mean, everybody thinks of men as artists, men actors.
When that happens, he often thinks of the Wright Brothers.
Rather than customers, Leonsis thinks of fans as an audience.
"They attacked Sultanahmet to grab attention because this is what the world thinks of when it thinks of Turkey," said Kursat Yilmaz, who has operated tours for 25 years from an office by the square.
When one thinks of community banks, one thinks of the small bank on Main Street in a smaller city or town where the tellers and bank officers are your neighbors and greet you by name.
Brown is, apparently, well aware of what everyone thinks of Joe.
"Nobody in Seoul thinks of this in ethical terms," he said.
Sue might also be curious about what Juan thinks of her.
When you write the word 'lowrider,' everyone thinks of the car.
" Asked what she thinks of her newfound fame, Henrietta replied, "Cracking.
We don't know what Nicole Tuck, Khaled's wife, thinks of this.
And the U.S. is the one that thinks of vetoing this.
On Friday, we learned what Donald Trump truly thinks of women.
The user thinks of movements, and the virtual limb executes them.
I've seen multiple examples of what she thinks of her readers.
Well, whatever Trump thinks of Mayer, it's not likely Perry cares.
Anderson thinks of a family that was often described by Sen.
He thinks of how dozens of people showed up for Courtney.
We pay attention to what the group thinks of our standing.
It also makes you wonder how the organization thinks of itself.
" Tillerson said Trump specifically thinks of Xi: "You're a strong man.
Annie, grim, thinks of her own kids coming home from school.
The AfD is the only party that thinks of the people.
Mr. Berlusconi thinks of the Kremlin boss as a close friend.
She thinks of her paroles not as departures but as vacations.
I don't care what Joe in Ohio thinks of the game.
Everyone thinks of a giraffe's long neck as its distinguishing feature.
We want to hear what Naspers thinks of SoftBank's investing strategy.
Here's what Cocaine Mitch thinks of the Articles of Impeachment pic.twitter.
Microsoft's hybrid cloudMicrosoft thinks of itself as a hybrid-cloud pioneer.
It was definitely what our new president thinks of as inclusive.
He's not hiding it — this is what he thinks of us.
Mossberg is retired, but it's what he thinks of you still.
Snapshot Seriously funny — that's how Deon Cole thinks of himself these days.
"Now, everybody thinks of me as the all-American girl," she said.
I ask Simon what he thinks of Morgan after watching the program.
He thinks of the typewritten letter at home in his desk drawer.
Once he settles down she asks what he thinks of the house.
For example, every time Swanepoel smells jasmine, she thinks of her childhood.
LiLo even weighed in what she thinks of them as a couple.
Wondering what James Van Der Beek thinks of the Dawson's Creek finale?
Kardashian got real about what she thinks of Disick's recent romantic entanglements.
Find out more about what he thinks of this controversial company's prospects.
I think she thinks of me as a visual person as well.
" Hugh told the magazine that Marston "thinks of himself as Hef junior.
"Kanye West says he thinks of Trump as a father," she wrote.
She said she's not sure what she thinks of the armed protesters.
Pretty much everybody thinks of an EHR as a piece of software.
When a casual listener thinks of Prince, they think of this aesthetic.
Who thinks of an ad with guns and being a school hero?
Nobody of substance at the big companies thinks of algorithms as neutral.
But De Mornay still thinks of her ex-fiancé only with fondness.
Linnea Sanderson, 32, thinks of her mellow Terrier, Penny, as a sister.
Wu thinks of photography as "painting with light" and doesn't fetishize authenticity.
She thinks of pointing this out to him, but then does not.
I ask Dr. Marttos what he thinks of the public hospital situation.
Holman thinks of the FDA and CDC's recommendation as a bare minimum.
When one thinks of boldness, the word confidence immediately comes to mind.
Now, one usually thinks of coke bands as totally overblown pomp, right?
That is what everyone thinks of when they think of that decade.
ROME — Anyone who thinks of a snake as something sinister should reconsider.
"I'm not what someone thinks of when they think of prom queen."
Eric: I wonder what this guy thinks of A Star Is Born.
The grandfather sometimes thinks of the child as his unhappy love affair.
Mario thinks of his dead mother pinching him with her arthritic fingers.
But that's not what everyone thinks of when they're told about socialism.
A mother who gets excruciating headaches whenever she thinks of her son.
It is not clear what Mr. Abe thinks of Mr. Kono's proposal.
"I think everybody thinks of this as a Cinderella story," he said.
Cat Colvin said that she still thinks of her sister every day.
We need to redefine who thinks of themselves as an angel investor.
Emira mostly thinks of Alix as a dorky white lady, a mom.
He thinks of an alternative name for this mocktail: the Drynuary Sadness.
No one thinks of suicide as a courageous endeavor to kill time.
He often thinks of himself as "patient zero" of social media fame.
Alexander has not yet said publicly what he thinks of the idea.
"Poland keeps showing Europe what it thinks of it," Mr. Wesolowski said.
This will permanently change how the US thinks of itself, how the rest of the world thinks of the US. We have had a totally deserved mantle for the last 70 years that we gave up on Friday night.
As for what he thinks of current commander in chief, President Donald Trump?
Put it back on the employee: Ask what he thinks of his performance.
Whatever one thinks of Obamacare, many health stocks have benefited from increased coverage.
On Thursday, she told her Twitter followers what she thinks of the doll.
Emily thinks of self-pleasure as "meeting a need" like eating or sleep.
Ask anyone who opposes Trump what he or she thinks of his supporters.
He thinks of his mission as simply creating an experience that feels real.
"Gwen thinks of Blake as the biggest blessing," a Stefani source tells PEOPLE.
We never hire someone who thinks of himself as bigger than the company.
Whatever one thinks of Nixon and Kissinger's madman theory, it was a calculation.
And I think that he thinks of reality as something that is subjective.
Or as Hollywood thinks of us, a straight woman and her IT guy.
But she thinks of herself as straight, so that's how she's identified herself.
A job interview isn't just about what the employer thinks of the applicant.
Like most deranged, evil men, he thinks of himself as the good guy.
Listen in to find out what he thinks of the coming food crisis.
He thinks of this as a consumer products company with 99 percent satisfaction.
"You," but probably what Ms. Jackson does when she, uh, thinks of you.
Who doesn't want to know what their great-aunt thinks of Brangelina's breakup?
He cares -- deeply -- about the media and what the media thinks of him.
Now, Mr. Trump relishes any poll that reflects what he thinks of himself.
It was what your dad thinks of when he sees the word news.
Nobody really thinks of boys as being susceptible to body dysmorphia or whatever.
She thinks of the young woman in Oakland who lost so many friends.
One billion people, and we've revolutionized how the planet thinks of the Earth.
Some may call it killing time; Ms. Shestakovskaia thinks of it as research.
He told me he thinks of himself as a substitute teacher for now.
And he is not shy about what he thinks of Mr. Trump's policies.
Not every doctor who sees a rash and red eyes thinks of Zika.
Perhaps the biggest unknown: What Trump thinks of the details of Ryan's plan.
" She added, "Maybe she thinks of herself as a martyr for the cause.
During the hearing, however, Dear made it clear what he thinks of himself.
He's not hiding it — this is what he thinks of us. Despicable. pic.twitter.
Sante thinks of the city more affectionately as 'the world capital of contradictions'.
But nobody thinks of soft drink ads as investments in high-tech innovation.
Clements quotes a Tumblr witch and Etsy shop owner on what she thinks of when she thinks of witch vibes: Goth witches in black maxi dresses and capes, Wiccan girls in flowy boho looks with handfuls of rings and jarred herbs . . .
When she thinks of home, she thinks of the only one she can remember, in San Antonio — a big city with a small-town feel, where she and her grandmother would pick pecans from a tree in the front yard.
Finally, I ask Ivanchuk what he thinks of "lock up your mutant daughters" tweet?
When speaking about the accomplishment, however, Hales thinks of it with a noticeable humility.
It will be fun to see what the European Union thinks of all this.
We wonder what Obama thinks of her short-lived relationship with Paul Thomas Anderson.
Whatever one thinks of his latest work, it certainly shows where things are heading.
We&aposre going to hear what he thinks of it when we come back.
He thinks of his mom as a badass—and I'm pretty proud of that.
Whatever one thinks of Freud, we can all recognize some truth to this insight.
Yelp is great for checking out what the community thinks of a certain restaurant.
Chris Christie will weigh in on what he thinks of Trump's presidency so far.
She tells the magazine that she constantly thinks of giving up her singing life.
Everybody thinks of the past because it's hard, impossible even, to forget the past.
He explained why he thinks of Amazon as both a customer and a competitor.
To my knowledge, no one has asked Durbin what he thinks of my idea.
Joy certainly isn't what Corinne LaMarca Gasper feels of when she thinks of weed.
Whatever the President thinks of Tillerson, he doesn't deserve to be treated this way.
He thinks of his wife, Eva Linde, and how she'll receive the calamitous news.
Any woman who thinks of escaping or escaped will be at risk of persecution.
Today, Guadagnino thinks of these years fondly—an impulse he has learned to examine.
When he thinks of the other boy, he is by turns grateful and guilty.
One thinks of the Romantics, of bohemianism, of Baudelaire sleeping late into the morning.
When one thinks of gay San Francisco, this isn't usually what comes to mind.
There is a pause while he thinks of the right word, a dignified word.
I don't think she thinks of it as acting or being Wile E. Coyote.
One thinks, of course, of Twiggy — only these lashes were less paint, more prop.
Generally one thinks of robots as powerful, rigid things packed with motors and actuators.
"It takes a super-chic man who doesn't care what anyone thinks of him."
Despite what the country thinks of Congress, Senate staff members are also real people.
Coates thinks of the aesthetics of his sentences as being inseparable from their content.
Today, when Mustapha thinks of all the men he has killed, he cannot remember.
Putting ourselves in boxes because of what society thinks of us creates self-doubt.
"I didn't take kindly to him monsieuring me," Lincoln thinks of a cosmopolite's greeting.
He thinks of the board interview as part cocktail party, part mental-health exam.
In addition to managing the business, he thinks of new iterations on the game.
He thinks of himself as a thrill seeker, with acting as one more thrill.
Instead, she thinks of trigger warnings in the context of their real-world precedents.
He has written books with several of them and thinks of others as friends.
"And it&aposs going to take time before the world thinks of tech differently."
And McCain has not been shy about what he thinks of our current President.
When Mr. Khalil thinks of Maha, he likes to look at old family photos.
He thinks of it as a progressive phantasm that has destroyed the liberal arts.
Almost always he thinks of doing things the way his father wanted him to.
The sufficiency of an apology is measured by what the person thinks of it.
WHO YOU ARE' is about embracing yourself, no matter what the world thinks of you.
Perhaps. Midterm elections are often a demonstration of what the country thinks of the president.
It doesn't matter what Trump or anyone thinks, of course, because the climate is changing.
Sheen also thinks of himself as leader for others battling the disease that causes AIDS.
But this is what Owen thinks of his father, and the rest of his brothers.
An old guy like me still instantly thinks of "trip-hop" when I hear Bristol.
As for Kanye, he made it clear what he thinks of Ocean's new "Blonde" album.
It doesn't matter what anyone else thinks of you at the end of the day.
If one thinks of weight as a spectrum, being somewhere in the middle isn't noteworthy.
Different sins, that you know what classical Islam, classical Christianity, classical Judaism thinks of homosexuality.
What the average person of Romanian heritage thinks of all this, one can only imagine.
Asking me about this is like asking my mother what she thinks of Miles Davis.
Arianny shot high ... telling us she thinks of herself as a Selena-Tove Lo hybrid.
Instead, he still thinks of himself as a CEO trying to gain advantage in transactions.
All these words come to mind when one thinks of the depth of the oceans.
Later she'll answer a single question to find out what she thinks of the world.
The voice — she thinks of it in the singular — is never salacious but frequently disruptive.
"The research community thinks of Pandora as having kind of the gold standard," he said.
Whatever one thinks of his policies or personality, Trump has capitalized on this economic doubt.
" Strout told me she thinks of herself as "somebody who perches—I don't sink in.
Whatever one thinks of Trump, the ploys to take him down are not without cost.
Ask Yoshi Okai what he thinks of conventionally sourced bluefin tuna and there's no hesitation.
When asked what he thinks of showing off wealth, he says he's all for it.
Bill O'Reilly made clear what he thinks of sexual harassment more than a decade ago.
A president's chief resource in this regard is what the Washington community thinks of him.
But it nonetheless matters, or should, to Americans what the world thinks of their choices.
Do you feel like you have a good idea of what Hollywood thinks of you?
She thinks of all the times he made her beg or busk in the rain.
He thinks of throwing it away and starting over, or maybe just throwing it away.
One thinks of Dalton Trumbo jawing about Marx as he swills cocktails by the pool.
Ruby's face says everything we need to know about what she thinks of that offer.
The reactionary thinks of the past in all its splendor, and he, too, is electrified.
One can only wonder what Mueller thinks of this book being released at this time.
But they have different business strategies, and neither thinks of the other as a rival.
At Dachau, Lee thinks of her film canisters as "grenades" she sends back for publication.
But what that means is that Trump thinks of himself as a unique political genius.
Unfortunately we'll never get to find out what Powell thinks of Siskel and the documentary.
"I think the outside world thinks of [John Wick] as like an action franchise," Bithell notes.
Koahou's actions were more along the lines of what Capps thinks of as heroic, he said.
They can not only capture the world, but change the way the world thinks of itself.
Anyway, for more, we ask my robot neighbor, Jerry what he thinks of all of this.
Jackson told Rolling Stone that she thinks of herself as Black, since her father was Black.
We&aposre not going to know that until we also realize what Putin thinks of Trump.
The Hill's Niv Elis tells us what changed and what Washington thinks of Trump's latest budget.
We asked Matt Fugate, hairstylist at John Frieda, what he thinks of this buzzy beauty hack.
Jimmy Kimmel is getting really candid on what he thinks of his fellow late-night hosts.
EV advocate and Tesla driver Don Burke, 52, thinks of electric vehicle adoption as a movement.
"Tech thinks of itself as problem solvers," said Nathan Jurgenson, a sociologist who works for Snapchat.
But it thinks of itself as a source of migrants rather than a magnet for them.
So what's the first thing that comes to Gyllenhaal's mind when he thinks of Witherspoon now?
It was full of images, composed in the same way one thinks of "compositing" in animation.
"One thinks of tribes as social organizations, but fundamentally, of course, they're political organizations," he explains.
No one thinks of plastic dolls as real humans, and it's time for that to change.
Today, Adeyemi, a slight, soft-spoken man, says he still weeps when he thinks of her.
" On what his wife, Robin Pringle, thinks of his running for president: "She thinks it's hilarious.
Bleak and barren is the moor / The orphan girl she sheds a tear / And thinks of
I have better things to do than fret over what a sixth-grader thinks of me.
"No matter what one thinks of their job, everyone deserves to be paid for their work."
Sometimes, she thinks of moving the whole family to the suburbs, following her husband's landscaping business.
That means you might not even like someone who thinks of you as a best friend.
Mr. Devine said he thinks of Mr. Weaver as a friend and ally, not a rival.
Sabet thinks of them as she tries to put back the pieces of a life interrupted.
She thinks of packing as putting together a "capsule collection," and prefers to roll her clothes.
"I'm not exactly sure what Mr. Rogers thinks of me," he reflected on the commission chairman.
I think the average everyday person thinks of jazz as some sort of Calculus 4 class.
In the book, Tyrion also thinks of the lyrics as he is choking Shae to death.
When a person thinks of sports cars, they might picture sleek designs and incredible price tags.
It thinks of them as gilded palaces of sin, houses of ill repute, pits of despair.
These days, she is making no secret of what she thinks of a certain presidential candidate.
Whatever Boehner or anyone else thinks of Jordan's tactics, they have a track record of working.
When it comes to Japanese spirits, one thinks of whiskey and soju, not gin and vodka.
Mr. Jones, like many of his fellow agents, thinks of himself as helping others in need.
No telling what Halsey thinks of the new bling, but it'll be sure to attract attention.
But nobody thinks of themselves as a member of the Devoted Conservative or Passive Liberal subgroup.
I do think society today thinks of failure as something unacceptable, which shouldn't be the case.
Maybe she's a hard-core gossip or thinks of herself (incorrectly) as an angel of mercy.
It thinks of Columbia as an esteemed and serious institution that has no time for irreverence.
He thinks of the past, but he also understands that to stay in business means evolution.
Yet that may be the least of dangers if one thinks of the only viable defense.
He thinks of it as an incubator for players, for staff members and even for ideas.
He has yet to say what he thinks of the evidence Haspel has briefed him on.
" Balázs thinks, of Emma, "All the men who work at the gym want to fuck her.
Whatever one thinks of Trump's merits, this competence gap raises profound questions about our national direction.
Given the crowded market, Gtmhub stressed during our call how it thinks of itself as differentiated.
Whatever one thinks of Industrial Age democracy, the truth is that it wasn't all that democratic.
For his part, Mr Herron thinks of himself as an outsider in the world of espionage.
Trump is an exuberant realist who thinks of the world in terms of America's national interest.
" He thinks of other writers: "They will want you to succeed, but never more than them.
I also ask him what he thinks of the police's efforts to reassure Barking's gay community.
No one thinks of it this way, but your dad might've worn a strap-on dildo!
Whatever one thinks of Haley's job performance substantively, there's no doubt that it was brilliant politically.
She says her family thinks of her as a slave, and will kill her for renouncing Islam.
If you want to know what President Donald Trump thinks of economists, just look at his Cabinet.
"They're very close and Vanessa thinks of Johnny as the love of her life," the insider said.
It's humbling to know that God loves us and looks at us and thinks of us often.
Environmental protection may not be the first thing that comes to mind when one thinks of drones.
YouTube's safety team thinks of it as a balancing act, according to sources familiar with their thinking.
He's visiting with his family from Algeria and I ask him what he thinks of the construction.
Emmanuel thinks of Missandei's current role as a significant shift and major achievement, considering where she started.
And that's the different between me and you because you care what everybody else thinks of you.
Thai food especially—if anyone thinks of Thai desserts, its automatically mango sticky rice and that's it.
When asked what he thinks of Mr Macron, one gilet jaune pulls his forefinger across his throat.
When he hears news of another terrorist attack, he immediately thinks of the victims and their families.
Her family says May's 8-year-old daughter, Mia, thinks of her late mom all the time.
The temperament of the president also matters in terms of how the public ultimately thinks of government.
"They're very close and Vanessa thinks of Johnny as the love of her life," the insider says.
Though it's not clear what she thinks of piercings, she brought up a common criticism of tattoos.
" On what her mom thinks of the memoir: "I have a great connection with my mom now.
She thinks of the traditional buckskin, the wampum detailing, the sashes that might represent generations of families.
Not that Groening seems like the type of person to care what the world thinks of him.
The company thinks of it as giving each participant a little piece of ownership over the database.
Now, she says she can't help but cry when she thinks of Syria and what she's lost.
She thinks of her brothers when she eats baklava and other sweets made from rice and milk.
We also asked Drako what he thinks of Jake's skills ... and he's got one message for him.
He thinks of the 100 pounds he wants to shed as two bulging suitcases he carries everywhere.
Those situations, whatever one thinks of the federation's reaction, had little to do with U.S. Soccer itself.
Exactly what the prime minister thinks of Brexit is a matter of speculation among Britain's political class.
"No one thinks of the children arriving here now as refugees of a hemispheric war," Luiselli writes.
He just thinks of niceness as a general standard to which everyone accepts they can be held.
To better understand the concept of melt, thinks of "mix-ins," such as chocolate chips or nuts.
Nobody thinks of the citizens of North Korea as free, because their actions are controlled by lies.
However broadly one thinks of the queer community, this connection we have breaks boundaries like no other.
When McGrogan, an inspector when the murders happened, thinks of this case his response is no surprise.
In creating an artwork, Blanché thinks of possible themes, as well as poses or an overall composition.
But that's apparently how the man thinks of himself, along with a lot of other people, too.
We won't know what the NCAA thinks of HB142 until its board of governors meets next week.
She thinks of Eleanor and demands to be given both power and her lover—or only Anne.
That in itself is fine, but he thinks of weed as a status symbol, better than booze.
Snapchat has said that it thinks of itself as a camera company rather than a social network.
During his speech he said, "Daddy's gone" ... Vin thinks of himself as the father figure on set.
"The way Diep thinks of the work is beautiful," said Ms. Truong, gesturing toward the dispersing crowd.
"He can't go to sleep when he thinks of them," an uncle, Lin Shengfeng, said by telephone.
Every time she cries now, Isabella thinks of how much she must miss being in his arms.
Barber thinks of the sell-by date on goods as "kind of a con game," he said.
In short, whatever one thinks of Clinton, Trump's transgressions are certainly as bad, and, in truth, worse.
It also has beaches — not the first thing that comes to mind when one thinks of Idaho.
People tend to think of Amazon as the latter but Amazon thinks of itself as the former.
I'm honored to have this job, whatever one thinks of POTUS, for me, it's a great honor.
It doesn't take Sanders seriously, and thinks of him—even with some affection—as a harmless crank.
Whatever one thinks of his choices, this does not bode well for a smooth transfer of power.
Ms. Yellen has now made clear what she thinks of all that in an interview with Marketplace.
He's not exactly the fly-by-night-type one thinks of as a likely pill-mill operator.
Asking Trump to weigh in on normal politicians is like asking heroin what it thinks of coffee.
"[Otis] loves Moana, obviously, and when he thinks about Moana, he thinks of himself as Moana," says Wilde.
Russia does care what the world thinks of it, but not in the same way as Western nations.
"Poe is her protege and in a way, I think she thinks of him as Han," Fisher says.
I ask Park what she thinks of Trump and Jong-Un's recent commitment to a denuclearized Korean peninsula.
The presidential hopeful initiated the conversation, asking Stern what he thinks of the then 18-year-old actress.
I even let out of long awww to Google Home's answers to what she thinks of Amazon's Alexa.
Sukesh Bhandari, one Jodhpur entrepreneur, thinks of the domestic furniture market as a continuation of the export trade.
Almost everybody thinks of Spotify as a subscription streaming service, and that's because they are — but not exclusively.
Find out below why Najarian made the move and what he thinks of the prospects for volatility trade.
Yet to this day, Mr. Friedman said, he has no idea what the family thinks of his coverage.
When asked what she thinks of the camp theme, she said she's very familiar with the dress code.
Marin thinks of slow sex as an antidote to the overworked, frenzied lives so many of us live.
I wanted to see what my online community thinks of this idea as I mull the possibilities. Thoughts?
When you look at Trump's behavior, it's clear that he thinks of the government in the same way.
I think it's pretty awesome that she has somebody that's an old friend that still thinks of her.
If you're wondering what Mr. Legend himself thinks of the whole thing, look no further than Teigen's Twitter.
She also spoke out about a potential tell-all book and what she really thinks of Trump's tweeting.
During the interview, Rusty said that whenever he thinks of his five children, he imagines them as teenagers.
The country is at least half women, and he quite clearly thinks of women as lesser than men.
"[Otis] loves Moana, obviously, and when he thinks about Moana, he thinks of himself as Moana," explained Wilde.
I appreciate their little shout-out to "poor, sweet Godfrey," confirming that's how everyone thinks of the guy.
She thinks of her stranger-than-fiction life as a puzzle with many pieces but missing a frame.
He also tells us what he REALLY thinks of Aaron's leadership style ... and why he doesn't love it.
Just don't ask her what she thinks of Donald Trump, you'll get an evasive answer involving deep space.
Ninja told CNN that he thinks of himself as an entrepreneur, comparing his stream to a coffee shop.
For the most part, it doesn't seem to particularly care what the public thinks of these decisions either.
I mean, providing you're not hurting yourself, you really should not care what anybody else thinks of you.
Just as she thinks of her son, William, the one that's been lost throughout the season, it happens.
But the classification doesn't mean that the federal government thinks of marijuana and heroin as equally dangerous drugs.
You could also see what she thinks of the harsh language that is routinely associated with female sexuality.
That would mean Europe thinks of its influence only in terms of access, notably to the single market.
She thinks of the expense and how her mother will not be the only one who is dislocated.
Once she wakes from the "dream" of her role as host, she thinks of nothing but total vengeance.
One sometimes thinks of prodigies as embodiments of peculiar genius, uncorrupted by convention, impossible to replicate or reëngineer.
They're not going to live under a president who thinks of them as a collection of sex toys.
Meijer said she often thinks of her 13-year-old niece, who she often sees scrolling through Instagram.
Assess how the company thinks of itself, whether there's a healthy meeting culture, and if there's organizational justice.
The protagonist thinks of asking her husband, "Maybe we've got it wrong—weren't we hoping for something different?"
Ariana Grande has talked about the bad memories she has when she thinks of "Put Your Hearts Up."
Loh thinks of languages as their own kinds of species that interact with the natural environments around them.
You can also see what he thinks of apologies like the one he offered in a subsequent retweet.
Mayeesha Tahsin says she thinks of forming relationships as a skill, as opposed to leaving things to chance.
"But when there is a 529 plan, nobody ever thinks of invading that, they are sacrosanct," said Adams.
The film was "a stylized constructed thing, a version of reality," Meadow thinks of her Kent State picture.
Mr. Cosgrove thinks of Tinder as an icebreaker, since it can ease the stress of approaching a woman.
" She then succinctly summed up the empowering takeaway: "Who gives a F what anyone else thinks of you?
" He goes on to describe what he thinks of pages without high action, "The people talking...that's easy.
"It's very weird when your own parent thinks of you this way," he marvelled, putting the letter down.
Whatever one thinks of President Trump, it's hard to deny that much of America is feeling great again.
Liza thinks of Kelsey as a friend, as a sister, but as a daughter in many ways, too.
Hugo thinks of Notre Dame as a work of art authored by humanity itself, with no individual artist.
He sees disgust on the faces of his base, who now understand what he really thinks of them.
She thinks of the families and friends of those killed, and of how shootings reverberate outward, affecting hundreds.
Those two statements pretty much sum up what this movie, the latest from Harmony Korine, thinks of itself.
I saw him put something on Facebook yesterday, so ... Do you know what he thinks of the movie?
Mr. Sternberg thinks of himself less as a designer or a creative director than as a world builder.
He's a weird, sort of spectrum-y, coder/programming guy who thinks of things in exceptionally rational ways.
Le Corbusier is not necessarily the first name that comes to mind when one thinks of Japanese architecture.
Tune in to hear what Green thinks of the consumerization of the enterprise and all the startup madness.
Heyden thinks of it as telling a story with numbers, rather than reporting what happened after the fact.
On the rare occasions when he thinks of his past, what he describes seems inconsistent with earlier scenes.
Star is your quintessential pot-stirrer, even if he still thinks of himself as a brave truth-teller.
One exception is the GLD ETF, as Cramer thinks of it as a simple way to play gold.
And I suspect that Trump himself still thinks of food stamps as a program for urban black people.
As the company explained last year, it now mostly thinks of Cortana as a service for business users.
That city thinks of itself as too big and important to concern itself with such provincial sporting concerns.
But rather than viewing guard-centric offenses as a fundamental change, Robinson thinks of it as another cycle.
He hesitates, then thinks of the cars that pulled out of the driveway: a Prius, a Mini Cooper.
We don't know what she's up to, what she's planning, or what she thinks of this mutant unity.
Tom Brady, now 40, figures it's about time to tell Belichick exactly what he really thinks of him.
Ester thinks of herself as a scientist, running the stuff of life through experiments of her own devising.
And she thinks of her own case, a two-year ordeal rife with administrative failures, indifference and delays.
" What Trump really thinks of his people: Trump on Attorney General Jeff Sessions: "This guy is mentally retarded.
Is she blasé because she thinks of such dangers as low-level background radiation in any woman's life?
"Sweden thinks of us as farmers, vikings, simple people," one local says, yet even the Swedes rave about Wendelboe.
And if you're wondering what the Queen thinks of all these wandering eyes inside her historic home, fear not.
That's how Jane consistently thinks of herself in relation to other people: as a useless thing, a noxious thing.
Every time she thinks of her engagement to John Cena, Total Divas star Nikki Bella can't help but smile.
Asked Friday night what he thinks of the unique way he's bookended his career with the Mets, Reyes laughed.
So this makes an accusation of racism against him feel offensive and unwarranted, given what he thinks of himself.
Automatically, she thinks of the profile, and whether the eternal popularity of cats would work on this site, too.
INGRAHAM: I got to go to these other things, because I want to know what Chris thinks of this.
It is curious because one thinks of the Mittelstand as the very foundation of German stability, caution and incrementalism.
When one thinks of the world's most expensive cities, images of New York and London probably pop to mind.
Alison thinks of the drawings as preliminary, but to a curator, it's the hand-drawn object that is precious.
He feels guilty if he orders chicken elsewhere, because he thinks of it as the "hub of the community".
Tread carefully with animated Lizzie, though perhaps if everyone thinks of her as a Bitmoji, things will be fine.
Maame Biney knows America thinks of her as the bubbly teenage speed skater competing in her first Winter Olympics.
He has often spoken of how much he misses his mother, and that he thinks of her every day.
I'm sure Apple thinks of it as a way to share a "deeper connection" with your friends and family.
I've asked the creator what he thinks of Skype's latest feature and what it means for apps like his.
And if, in the year since, you've been wondering what John Mayer thinks of it...first of all, why?
"Elle and I were discussing how perfect it is because that's what everyone thinks of me as," she laughs.
DAVID OGILVIENew York The English-speaking world thinks of "retirement", as "withdrawal to a place of seclusion", you say.
Everyone thinks of me as eccentric, so it's hard to tell where I am on the [mental state] line.
"Anybody who thinks of this as insurance has misinterpreted the facts," says Jake Anderson-Bialis, FertilityIQ's other co-founder.
Lockwood reads "string quartet" and makes a cat's cradle, "penniless" and thinks of copper, "aristocrat" and sees a cravat.
The NHL thinks of itself as a league where one team wins, and everyone else ties for last place.
But just to be sure, I asked The Verge's resident space expert, Loren Grush, what she thinks of it.
The 57-year-old said his parents' relationship is what comes to mind when he thinks of his mother.
In the texts, Strzok and Page appear to be constantly concerned about what "Andy" thinks, and thinks of them.
Although Mr. Putin need not worry about domestic opinion, he cares desperately about what the world thinks of him.
The current legacy approach thinks of digital experiences as completing a clunky transaction on a website or an app.
To that end, it accomplished its goal (I've asked Reddit what it thinks of the study and its conclusions).
So, instead of being a camera company, GoPro now thinks of itself as a smartphone accessory company, Woodman said.
She thinks of the lighter fare at Vin Papillon and Vin Mon Lapin as part of a natural evolution.
It's funny what you said a minute ago, that he thinks of himself as part of the activist tradition.
" When she thinks of that time she was beaten, she said, "I remember it and I actually feel faint.
I don't think she has ever tasted homemade sausage, and I'm curious to hear what she thinks of mine.
Nobody thinks of Carter-era stagflation as a prosperous time for the United States, but the debt-to-G.
Indeed, anger is the first word Jasmine Johnson, 2017, a grassroots organizer, thinks of when she hears Bloomberg's name.
" He thinks of it as representing pieces "in a really big puzzle I don't know how to put together.
Osipov listens for their heartbeat, and performs echocardiograms—which he thinks of, in a way, as unspoken peace offerings.
Grayson has said that he doesn't care what the party thinks of his candidacy for Florida's 9th Congressional District.
It thinks of literature as existing not in isolation but as central to the play of historical political energies.
And it is the Amazon that looms large in her mind when she thinks of the United Nations summit.
Sun thinks of them as icons — or avatars — and compares them to the people we view on social media.
"To these men the girl was a symbol; she had no body anymore," Lib thinks, of Anna's own committee.
Such coordination is unlikely, given how little the Pentagon thinks of President Bashar al-Assad and his Russian backers.
When one thinks of industrial companies, Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan Chase and American Express do not immediately come to mind.
Despite the piece's vibrant colors, he thinks of the work as an expression of one of his darkest thoughts.
Your mind may be racing as you worry about deadlines, what your boss thinks of you or general work dissatisfaction.
Microsoft thinks of those as tablet-first, even though I think the vast majority of owners use them as laptops.
IBM clearly thinks of the Q system as a piece of art and, indeed, the final result is quite stunning.
Elsewhere, Yvonne Bannigan, the Vogue grifter, thinks of the $50,000 worth of goods she charged to her boss's credit card.
But Iain Glen, the actor who plays him, told The Hollywood Reporter that he thinks of it in another way.
This Is What Kim Kardashian West Thinks Of Tristan ThompsonPeople Really Think Kris Jenner Planned This Whole Khloé-Tristan Scandal
The immediacy lends an edge of complicity; Ms Smith has said she thinks of it as telling "a true lie".
The land is a ride The way that Imagineering thinks of Galaxy's Edge is that there are three main attractions.
A few heroic analysts (one thinks of Richard Hannah, a long-term Eurotunnel sceptic) proved adept at exposing corporate flimflam.
When considering artful furniture design, one thinks of sculptures by Gord Peteran or the high-end kitsch of Wendell Castle.
Rascals, in fact, thinks of itself as a celebration of positivity, one that helps girls realize their own self-worth.
"A massive talent, and a really brilliant and sometimes confusing human," Gyllenhaal said when asked how he thinks of Hathaway.
I ask Scott what she thinks of some of the adjectives that have been used to describe the band's sound.
California thinks of itself as a progressive bastion, but it has the highest poverty rate of any state in America.
KENNEDY: I&aposve seen courageous people doing jobs that are thought -- that are thankless that nobody recognize, nobody thinks of.
Indeed, the President thinks of himself some kind of latter-day Nostradamus, a seer, who is driven by unfailing instinct.
Today, thanks to the Marvel universe, nearly everyone immediately thinks of the muscle-bound Asgardian warrior played by Chris Hemsworth.
But then he told me that he still thinks of me, so I wished him well and stopped the conversation.
FUCK WHAT ANYONE ELSE THINKS OF ME. I know why I'm there and I know how much progress I've made.
"America thinks of gun violence like bad weather," said another caller, Chip, a 27-year-old technician in southern Florida.
It's important to note that the team — based in Tokyo — thinks of itself more as a movement than a startup.
For President Trump, whatever else one thinks of him, made a good choice for the White House chief of staff.
But whatever one thinks of the market metaphor, Holmes's conversion offers a valuable lesson in our own time of discord.
" With this doctor, he develops a secret scheme, a trick that he thinks of as "his No, his great Negation.
But the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, Donald J. Trump, has already made clear what he thinks of Brady and Goodell.
Williams said the central bank wanted to reinforce the fact that it thinks of 2 percent as the mid-point.
Pink has never been shy about spelling out exactly what she thinks of unfair standards imposed on celebrities and women.
The Hill's Niv Elis tells us more about Cohn's worries, and what the former NEC director thinks of Trump's intentions.
"In that sense, there's hardly a better Jew in the world than Norman, whatever he thinks of theology," he said.
Amanda thinks of herself as an introvert, but when she goes to the park with Henry, he causes a scene.
When one thinks of the writer, director, producer, animator, and overall cinematic visionary Tim Burton, what words come to mind?
Caribou's chief executive thinks of her company as a platform for developing technologies in therapeutics, research, agriculture and industrial biology.
News Analysis WASHINGTON — President Trump leaves little doubt about what he thinks of his predecessor's top domestic and international legacies.
When she thinks of quitting, she told me, she considers what would happen to her clients if M.R.F.F. closed: nothing.
Chaudhuri thinks of Ramu as "fugitive in a way that was attractive," too restless to hold onto a real job.
"Anyone who thinks of themselves with the risk tolerance of an average retiree is going to want to tread lightly."
In the title story, a husband watches a boxing match and asks his wife what she thinks of his body.
Particularly if a person thinks of himself as clever, he will often have a hard time admitting his own ignorance.
China has embarked on an internet campaign that signals a profound shift in the way it thinks of online censorship.
The installation uses what's called a phased array radar, very different from the traditional big dishes one generally thinks of.
"Part of me thinks of our athletes and says, why don't you say something and speak out more?" she said.
It has become obvious that Russia's shameless leaders don't care what the world thinks of their systematic cheating in sports.
Whatever one thinks of Bannon's politics, he is a voracious consumer of information and is very wired into Trump circles.
Ms. Dominioni, 75, thinks of that call often, as well as something Ms. Shaver said to her earlier that afternoon.
But at this stage of the game, who really thinks of them as anything but Ingrid Bergman and Gregory Peck?
VIENNA — When one thinks of the Renaissance it is arguably the big Italian names that enjoy most prolific exhibition coverage.
Kurzweil thinks of such efforts, which attempt to slow aging by using current technology, as Bridge One to indefinite longevity.
It's not exactly the first place that comes to mind when one thinks of building a world-class golf resort.
Also, love the "Oh yeah, well that's not what the PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES thinks of me" defense. 19.
Whatever one thinks of the Republican presidential candidate, he has demonstrated the ability to connect monetary policy to real lives.
While Patel thinks of himself as "much more progressive than Carolyn Maloney," he said he considers himself an Obama Democrat.
In fact, Setia no longer thinks of the time she spends with elderly couples as photoshoots, but rather life lessons.
It's unclear what prompted Bezos's call earlier this year or what he thinks of Bloomberg's recent inching toward the race.
I think it's interesting because something I would always say is that Silicon Valley thinks of itself as a meritocracy.
Most of all, he thinks of the egg lady and dreams of returning to her side before it's too late.
Everything is composed of the same basic substance, whether one thinks of it as spirit, consciousness, quantum processes, or whatever.
When one thinks of the architecture of the Midwest, one thinks, of course, of the elegantly autocratic Frank Lloyd Wright and his Prairie School houses: With their tiers of low-pitched roofs, jutting eaves and bands of leaded-glass windows, these homes came to define organic Modernism and redefine the relationship between environment and habitation.
She'll let him know exactly what she thinks of his rogue proposal, and that's something we can all look forward to.
He doesn't care what Wall Street thinks of their quarterly earnings, and he doesn't show up to the quarterly conference calls.
" When I asked Lisa Harris if she thinks of herself as a murderer, she responded, "It is not who I am.
He thinks of that time as the honey-­sandwich years, the food his overwhelmed father packed him each day for lunch.
A few years ago, Anne Hathaway joined a generation of actresses who don't really care what the public thinks of them.
No one will ever mistake Donald Trump for Machiavelli, but the current president probably thinks of himself as a political magician.
The White House thinks of the strength of the economy as one of the greatest features of Trump's presidency so far.
Nobody thinks of their mindset as "toxic" — that's a pretty tough pill to swallow, even for the most self-reflective person.
Whether or not Philip thinks of Gabriel as a father figure, Gabriel is serving as one on at least some level.
Picasso, Duchamp, Dalí, Mondrian—these are some of the names that come to mind when one thinks of Modernist game-changers.
It's a philosophy that thinks of technologies not as end goals unto themselves, but as vehicles for storytelling above all else.
In addition to connecting riders and drivers, Lyft also thinks of itself as think tank for urban planning of the future.
It was during this part of the evening that Martha explained what she really thinks of the extremely popular fall flavoring.
Berkshire thinks of itself as a friendly buyer to which families and entrepreneurs are happy to pass on their crown jewels.
But some switches, the IBM Beam Spring, are so beloved that even the most curmudgeonly keyboard fan thinks of them wistfully.
Re/code Decode: Dick Costolo on what he thinks of Twitter's future under Jack Dorsey This article originally appeared on Recode.net.
In a post on Instagram last week, Bonython explained why she decided to reframe the way she thinks of her photos.
"I hope that every single politician takes note of this trip and thinks of it before they take action," Pimentel said.
As far as what the designer thinks of the debate going down in the comments section of his Instagram profile, though?
"[Otis] loves Moana, obviously, and when he thinks about Moana, he thinks of himself as Moana," said the actress and director.
But for now we'll have to wait a little longer to see what the market thinks of tech IPOs this year.
As his avatar bounds over tunnels and bridges, Jesús thinks of his other goal and whether he'll reach it: learning English.
When Burkhart thinks of a hand motion, the implant detects the signals in his brain and send them to a computer.
Instead of treating drivers like commodities, Maramoja thinks of drivers as people and as individuals with relationships and clients, Eisen said.
While it's easy to think of mobile as a problem for Google, Ramaswamy says he thinks of it as an opportunity.
Tesla thinks of itself as a technology company but the Model 3 will make it more of a large-scale manufacturer.
Trump thinks of himself as a peerless dealmaker, and he's previously described the Israeli-Palestinian peace process as the ultimate deal.
He thinks of himself as a supervillain in the vein of Darth Vader, but possesses none of the terrifying, engrossing evil.
When one thinks of Sylvester Stallone and the Warsaw Pact, the all-time classic Rocky IV naturally comes to mind first.
He thinks of his Instagram posts, where he poses his Furbies in a variety of absurd scenarios, as skits or jokes. 
When she thinks of an alternative to patriarchy, can she imagine nothing more radical than a glorified version of maternal caregiving?
Every time he drapes the Medal of Honor around his neck for a public event, Hudner thinks of his wing mate.
He thinks of risk in terms of probability: How likely is it that any given child will plummet to his death?
He thinks of therapy like coaching: It helps him process what's going on in his life and discover more about himself.
He couldn't talk in front of anyone else because we were talking about how he thinks of faking his own death.
He drags her to the royal bedroom, where she closes her eyes and thinks of England as he thrusts six times.
And he has told me that he thinks of it as a great adventure and an incredible opportunity that they had.
So she thinks of herself as bifurcated: a 36-year-old woman who contains an 18-year-old convenience-store worker.
But now, she said, when she struggles to keep up the pace, she thinks of Philando Castile, too, and Michael Brown.
The Exchange went to his campaign office to discuss why he is running and what he thinks of businessmen as politicians.
If there is anybody left who still thinks of Mr. Chang as a downtown punk, Kawi will clear up that misconception.
A comically caustic voice of experience, Popovich is often asked what he thinks of pretty much all things N.B.A., and more.
In a recent interview, we asked 80-year-old Brown what he thinks of the current state of affairs in Washington.
The one with the dreadlocks tells me what he thinks of the local police; every other word is a profane one.
Then we have the TiVo product base — and everyone thinks of TiVo as this DVR that you buy at Best Buy.
You may think of Snapchat as simply a messaging app, but that's not how the team at Snapchat thinks of itself.
The world often thinks of travel and tourism as being a collection of different industries, operating separately yet alongside one another.
"I want people to understand that Silicon Valley is a deeply religious place that thinks of itself as agnostic," he said.
And the Senate, who everyone thinks of as a political body is going to be playing a weird role in that.
Shop Tentree hereTentree is an outdoor company that essentially thinks of itself as a forestry program that ended up selling clothes.
It's been used on some of the causes celebres in the past – one thinks of Zimbabwe in the worst days, Belarus.
The committee thinks of Kline as a maker of objects, but much of the making has been deferred into the future.
He thinks of the imbalance in trade with other nations as a sign that the U.S. is being taken advantage of.
"She thinks of me as the guy that holds the screen that In the Night Garden is on," Mr. Brand said.
I have some news for you, though: Your former neighbor probably thinks of her children, without fail, several times a day.
That said, he's critical of democracy because he thinks of it is a leveling device, as a rejection of natural hierarchies.
As she honors them in song, she always thinks of her mother and her sister Estelle, who succumbed to cancer in 2009.
Use those regular meetings to find out what he or she expects of you and thinks of the job that you're doing.
Platzner — who, today, serves as a co-founder to a mobile media technology company — still thinks of his friend to this day.
We're curious what Ivanka thinks of the stealth criticism of her brand (and of her dad), delivered in a pretty unexpected forum.
One most often thinks of "exports" as tangible goods transported via container ship -- cars, textiles and agricultural products like corn and wheat.
" Meanwhile, Taylor Swift probably thinks of certain Kanye West lyrics when and if she thinks about Tillman: "I made that bitch famous.
It turns out that he still thinks of comics as "primarily a print medium," and he draws with print readers in mind.
One thinks of the tondos of Piet Mondrian and Leon Polk Smith, but few have tried to do much with this form.
VidCon's CEO, Louderback, said that when it comes to which platforms get priority each year, he thinks of the conference as Switzerland.
Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Despite working in a variety of disciplines, Cauleen Smith still thinks of herself as a filmmaker.
On rough days, El-Sayed said, he thinks of the daughter he and his wife are expecting in the next few weeks.
Mr Neumann thinks of his property startup as a profit-making version of Israel's famed communal farms—a sort of "capitalist kibbutz".
We actually have some insight into what Rettig thinks of Trump's tax returns, including whether he should release them while under audit.
Whatever else one thinks of Hillary Clinton, there is no doubt that her own taxes would rise under her own tax plan.
In this waddling package is a bold bird who thinks of himself as human and he isn't afraid to challenge other men.
At least, that's what Joe Duran, founder and CEO of United Capital, thinks of the nascent technology that underlies cryptocurrencies, including bitcoin.
Not compared to these campaigns Asked about elevating Trump to sainthood, Knight says that's what he thinks of the real-estate mogul.
And when she thinks of the way America used to be, it's the past that feels odd to her, not the present.
It's almost as if Assange thinks of the world as a board game for him and his friends and his stolen secrets.
Kim probably doesn't care what Ramsay thinks of her food opinions either because she's already received approval from another Michelin Starred chef.
But at least we know now that it doesn't involve any romantic feelings for Jo, whom Link thinks of as a sister.
He has spoken about the way he thinks of technology in his studio practice, in one recent interview with Los Angeles Confidential.
Then, in no uncertain terms, Musk says exactly what he thinks of the government agency responsible for enforcing the federal securities laws.
This article originally appeared on VICE Sports UK. When the average person thinks of Paul Gascoigne now, they think of the alcoholic.
We asked Matt Smith, who plays Philip so masterfully on the show, what he thinks of fans perceiving Philip as an asshole.
Robbins also discussed the Internet of Things and what he thinks of hot enterprise startups that compete with Cisco, such as Slack.
When asked Monday what he thinks of a potential vote Tuesday on a motion to proceed to the bill, Johnson expressed skepticism.
Yeah, if you 're the kind of person or band that thinks of yourself in third person, that might be a problem.
Mr Littlefield thinks of these robots as pawns to be put in harm's way without risking loss of life or great treasure.
Supposedly there have been experiments where someone in a CAT scan thinks of an eagle, and generates an image of an eagle.
This is slightly different from the process for mirror touch, but Marsh thinks of it kind of like another form of mirroring.
Mostly when he imagines life in America he thinks of the house that Sara wanted: a white clapboard Colonial with green shutters.
She thinks of Augustine as she reaches the foot of the hill on which the house sits, the house with the dog.
Asked what Bumble thinks of Tinder's move, CEO Whitney Wolfe Herd responded:  "We applaud any company making business decisions that empower women."
One thing they all agree on: Though they may be long in the tooth, none of them thinks of themselves as ancient.
Speaking on the latest episode of Recode Decode, hosted by Kara Swisher, Liew said* he thinks of consumer technology as popular culture.
Whatever one thinks of their aims (and in Mr. Kurz's case, of his far-right coalition partner), both manage to convey ambition.
Once they are gone the hotel owner, Nuri Nur, also thinks of closing up and send his 60 mask-wearing staff home.
Once they are gone the hotel owner, Nuri Nur, also thinks of closing up and send his 60 mask-wearing staff home.
The unknown: What Elliott Management, which has taken a $2.5 billion stake in SoftBank and urged for changes, thinks of today's news.
Ahead, Scafaria tells Refinery29 what makes Hustlers stand out from other female-led blockbusters, and what she really thinks of the Kardashians.
In the opening shots of this film, one thinks of Goya and Velasquez; the clouds in the night sky evoke El Greco.
Each player thinks of ten celebrities and puts their names into a hat, for a team of other players to act out.
So perhaps it should be no surprise that at least one high-ranking federal official thinks of Hawaii as a distant island.
"The letter states that "while the average American thinks of Native Americans as a racial category, we are actually a political group.
Overall, Foss thinks of it like a balanced barstool: Take one leg out of the equation and the whole thing topples over.
An acquisition by Apple makes perfect sense when one thinks of how that company has been directing its efforts towards edge computing.
Sitting in a hammock in the intentional community of Twin Oaks, in Virginia, he reads More's "Utopia" and thinks of Bernie Sanders.
Jon thinks of something perfect: dragon glass, or obsidian, which is a resource Daenerys' Dragonstone lands are rich in but not using.
That's what leads to policy that helps only straight white male Americans and thinks of everyone else as a special interest group.
Guay's process is a mixture of planning and a meditative, rhythmic labor that he thinks of as the antithesis of mass production.
Poem Selected by Terrance Hayes This poem adores not the statuesque horse but the bug "no one thinks of" amid life's troubles.
Deb Amlen, who writes the column and is a regular fixture in the comments, said she thinks of the commenters as family.
I got to read some of these, because, first of all, everyone who has been to Minnesota, everyone thinks of Minnesota nice, OK?
Asked by a reporter what he thinks of former Fed Governor Kevin Warsh, Kaplan said he believes disagreement at the Fed is healthy.
VICE spoke to him about his motivations for making the trek up the tower and what he thinks of the American political climate.
When you live in a family where your wages depend on what some guy thinks of your record, the rage begins to build.
Or look to 2010's Black Swan, which film critic Ira Madison thinks of as one of the worst queer movies out there.
"When one thinks of airborne organisms, spiders do not usually come to mind," Morley and Robert wrote in the summary of their paper.
Foam. Never one to hold back, the British chef had a hilariously graphic way of describing what he thinks of the foam trend.
She thinks of her viewers like customers who deserve the best product, and, in return, they "pay" her with their love and adoration.
The Wizard of Oz turns 80 years old next year and the actress' daughter dishes on what the family thinks of the film.
He taught himself the trade, and, in his free time, thinks of ways to expand his business following pioneers in the Instagram economy.
While you might not jump instantly to assigning the term AR to this kind of feature, this is how Apple thinks of it.
If your business — or your crowdwork platform — thinks of them as purely interchangeable and their labor as a commodity, you'll get commodity results.
And even if she was, Clara's description of her and Jack's sexual encounter didn't sound like what she thinks of as sexual assault.
It was during this part of the 60 Minutes interview that Musk made clear exactly what he thinks of the independent federal agency.
What Congress thinks of Trump's budget: The 19 federal agencies Trump wants to eliminate: President Trump's budget blueprint proposes eliminating 19 federal agencies.
She thinks of the many families that don't know what happened to their loved ones, that don't receive regular updates from the police.
" And on those days when she isn't feeling motivated, she thinks of Queen Bey: "I tell myself, 'Beyoncé would go do her workout.
Carsten Brzeski, chief economist for Germany at ING, says he thinks of the chances of just words as 51%, versus 20203% for action.
She thinks of the children who were taken off CMS and fumes that the tool used to remove them was her own work.
In popular culture, one often thinks of the shillelagh as a short stick, a small bat, but that weapon is actual a cudgel.
Her definition of privacy as "the sacred space in which you do not know what the other thinks of you" is particularly striking.
She thinks of how cancer was for so long referred to as "the C word," how people were terrified to even mention it.
"Any New Yorker who even thinks of voting for Ted Cruz should have their head examined," King said on The Joe Piscopo Show.
He is increasingly revolted by what he thinks of as the democratization of culture, but he refuses to think of himself as undemocratic.
He told Business Insider he always thinks of Jack London's short story, "A Piece of Steak," about a boxer late in his career.
But whatever one thinks of Clinton, her nomination is a milestone, and a lesson of history is that when women advance, humanity advances.
"His Instagram posts tell you exactly what he thinks of the type of people who take to the streets to protest," Antony said.
Whenever Jeffries is asked what the Prince family thinks of copycats, she demurs; Thornton Prince, after all, was the first of the opportunists.
Whatever one thinks of Assange's election disclosures, accepting his contention that they shared no ties with the two Russian fronts requires willful blindness.
Inside Wealth Oren Alexander, the Miami-based real estate agent to the rich, no longer thinks of his clients as second-home buyers.
When in contention, he said, he thinks of the advice Palmer imparted that day, about playing each shot down the stretch with conviction.
Whatever one thinks of President Trump's immigration policies, we can all agree on the need to stop these drugs from entering the country.
Kent has braced for the possibility of shedding tears in the Derby post parade as he thinks of his older brother's rockier journey.
Despite her affinity with the city, she still thinks of herself as a New Yorker, and seems to enjoy shocking West Coast sensibilities.
Hodari says that he thinks of Industrious as a subscription business, which means that the metric he cares about the most is churn.
He said he thinks of his work as problem-solving, and bringing his vision for the space to life is what motivates him.
He thinks of this as "crop rotation" and insists that the alternation gives him more energy for writing than he would otherwise have.
He thinks of himself as a modern-day Joseph in Pharaoh's court, placed there to save his people and advance the common good.
One shareholder wanted to know what Mr. Buffett, as a lifelong Democrat, thinks of these shifting views and whether they could affect Berkshire.
True, some prime ministers resisted more than others; one thinks of Bettino Craxi's objections to nuclear warheads in Sicily in the mid-1980s.
Huron's mayor, Rey Léon, thinks of the Latino tradition of rural ride sharing as "indigenous Ubers" and has plans to formalize the service.
She thinks of the American men who lose "one of their narrow sources of self-worth" and wreak a murderous fury on others.
It will get the job done really, really well," he says, adding that he thinks of it as "an entry-level serious turntable.
" Mr. Bankoff, whose organization gave the "Vanishing New York" blog an award in 2016, thinks of #SaveNYC as "a bunch of decentralized volunteers.
"There is still a very active portion of collector-car culture that thinks of Steve McQueen as the ultimate car guy," he said.
But if the former president so much as thinks of neglecting the new Raphael Saadiq record, may he be stripped of his Nobel.
Whatever one thinks of his decision, it was encouraging that Mr. Trump is capable of changing his views when confronted by compelling facts.
Emmet's sunny disposition, however, largely ignores that drift, as he thinks of little else but ways to spend happily ever after with Lucy.
Indiana proudly calls itself the Crossroads of America, which tells you all you need to know about how this state thinks of infrastructure.
As long as political science thinks of this election as all about race and misogyny and nothing else, we will miss the boat.
However, a year ago in an interview for the "Recode Decode" podcast, Kara Swisher asked Musk what he thinks of the Space Force.
We don't know what Michelle Obama thinks of this portrait, and unlike Clementine Churchill she probably won't get a chance to destroy it.
" There are a few different filming rooms, including one with a brick wall that the staff thinks of as its "New York stage.
He thinks of himself comfortably as a fiscal conservative, social liberal — he backed Marco Rubio in the 2016 Republican presidential primaries, after all.
Sure, you may not lean over your white picket fence anymore to ask your neighbor what he or she thinks of Donald Trump.
As he conveys in his artist's statement, Sullivan thinks of his works as "records," connecting what he does to music and photographic documentation.
He thinks of his grandmother who died of colon cancer and talks about the importance of preventative medicine, including access to procedures like colonoscopy.
Whatever one thinks of the politics on display, for the next few years, getting Hollywood to follow Cates' advice looks like the new normal.
The most important thing to me, I don&apost care, not even a little bit, Mark, one bit what the left thinks of me.
The 23-year-old told Refinery29 she thinks of herself as pro-life, but it wasn't until college that she truly explored the issue.
No word yet what Trump thinks of Barnum's most famous quote: "Nobody ever lost a dollar by underestimating the taste of the American public."
House Speaker Paul Ryan's office did not say what Ryan thinks of the move when BuzzFeed News inquired about the articles of impeachment. Rep.
Hemmingford has yet to determine what it thinks of their arrival, which has become the focus of conversation and rumor in the town's stores.
All S. can do, as he thinks of his family, is wait and pray that the man will show up at his door again.
But for other Republicans, the idea that a hostile Russia thinks of the Republican president-elect as an ally is too much to bear.
But if Facebook thinks of augmented reality as an integral part of its platform, there's one simple filter that's about to become incredibly useful.
We also asked what Brown thinks of "clean meat" companies using synthetic biology to grow meat from a few animal cells in a lab.
Barninder Singh, one of the club's founders, thinks of sangat as a way to make sense of faith and the way it is lived.
" But I can assure your readers that no one on the Nation cruise — or at the magazine — thinks of Hillary Clinton as "evil incarnate.
Whatever one thinks of his ideology, Libertarian Party candidate Gary Johnson may be the pro innovation candidate that Silicon Valley has been waiting for.
So it's an important part of Madonna history, but perhaps not one of the first tracks anyone thinks of when they recall Immaculate Collection.
My wife loves foie gras, but the last 10 years or so, she can't eat it because she just thinks of these poor birds.
She's taking it all in stride until Abdul-Jabbar asks what she thinks of her daughters' nude photographs that they post on social media.
When one thinks of the history of American landscape painting, those actual paintings aren't that big, but they're about enormity, they suggest enormous space.
Heather thinks of Robert McKenzie, a mechanic who was sentenced to 18-and-a-half years, 16 with credit for time served pre-trial.
Just in case you're kept awake at night wondering what Tom Hiddleston thinks of Taylor Swift, he wore a T-shirt to tell you.
Now, after documenting the city of Los Angeles for more than four decades, Landau thinks of himself as an urban landscape photographer as well.
Orange City thinks of itself as a progressive town—not in the political sense but in the sense that it embraces change and growth.
That spirit continues today, even if most of the country thinks of Austin through the corporatized lens that is the South by Southwest festival.
Unless a doctor thinks of it, then performs a spinal tap, requests special tests and prescribes the right medications, patients can suffer dire harm.
Kushner, who is forty-nine and lives in Los Angeles, thinks of herself as a "girl citizen," asking questions, at large in the world.
Moses said he thinks of Schroeder as a second father, and the coach said he loves the goaltender and could trust him with anything.
Port knew Montag well enough, and when asked in a recent interview what she thinks of Montag's life post-Hills, Port got pretty honest.
Many things come to mind when one thinks of 313, the year when the United States of America will have its next presidential election.
"Even as someone who thinks of themselves as sex-positive, I've always held the view that Fleshlights were a bit sad," Cooper told me.
Moreover, the "resistance" thinks of Trump—who is notoriously hostile to the media and political comedy—as an authoritarian trying to stifle free speech.
He thinks of it as more of a storage facility where he occasionally sleeps when he is not on the road with his medal.
"Usually, if a police officer comes up, I usually ask him what he thinks of my work, and that starts a conversation," he said.
The storytelling also feels so blue-flame true that one thinks of the war reporting of C. J. Chivers, Anthony Shadid and Marie Colvin.
Asked what he thinks of Buttigieg, Carter praised the former mayor and shared some candid commentary on his fight for the Democratic Party's nomination.
People think of weaving and they think of India and Mexico and no one ever thinks of the Philippines — for anything, except for nurses.
Indeed, the staff member probably thinks of you as the kind of prosperous and generous person for whom that amount isn't worth much notice.
It is a political and personal memoir that negotiates that vertiginous distance that exists between what America is and what it thinks of itself.
Now that Granite Staters know what the president really thinks of us, we will look forward to delivering our opinion of him in 2020.
People who attend Trump rallies will likely continue to do so regardless of what The Washington Post editorial board thinks of the Trump candidacy.
"Suntan" has an undertone of resigned misanthropy, but mostly, this isn't a movie about what the filmmaker thinks of the characters and their milieu.
Fashion Week is not normally the first event that comes to mind when one thinks of the perfect time to hold a political fund-raiser.
Like many people her age, she thinks of cereal more as a creative outlet or a way to dip into the past than as breakfast.
Unconventional refugees Arwa, and other Saudi asylum seekers CNN spoke to, do not fit the general stereotype one thinks of when they imagine a refugee.
I get the feeling that he thinks of cybersecurity as sort of a refrigerator where you turn it on and now you have cold food.
His recent comments about his treatment of Monica Lewinsky make it clear that he thinks of himself of the primary victim of his own scandals.
And when he looks at the results, Harvey Milkman thinks of his own country, the US. Could the Youth in Iceland model work there, too?
She still thinks of herself as a great liberator who will overthrow the unjust rulers of Westeros and install the rightful family to its throne.
It's not that he doesn't care what the audience thinks of him; rather, he just seems more concerned with opening himself up to human connection.
Watching that scene from the wings, Hickey for example thinks of a brilliant Juilliard classmate who was a year out of school when he died.
This week, she speaks to The Creators Project about some of her favorite new comics and what she thinks of the industry as a whole.
David Beckham Reveals: What Wife Victoria Really Thinks of His Sexiest Man Alive Title Both Dolce and Gabbana are not afraid of being explicitly controversial.
He thinks of Eugene (who was named after his mother) when he acts, and of how his son has inherited his grandmother's lips and hands.
Abuja, Nigeria (CNN)Esther Yakubu gazes longingly at the familiar grainy photograph of her daughter and sings a favorite tune as she thinks of her.
I'm sure he thinks of her every now and again and wonders how she's getting on, and whether she's crossed more names off that list.
Everyone thinks of Facebook as a social media behemoth, but they're actually much more dominant in messaging and ready to start making money on it.
They come from a little shop in my neighborhood, and it says Brooklyn on the label so she thinks of me when she lights it.
In an interview with Sirius XM's Maria Menounos, the actor said he thinks of Walker — who died in a fatal car crash in 2014 — often.
Corn and soybeans might not be what come to mind when one thinks of trade between the world's two biggest economies, but it's big business.
At the time, Pinterest talked up its ability to create "conversations around an object," and I imagine Twitter thinks of its DMs the same way.
Slowly, progress comes — though that usually means, at first anyway, that you're only seen at what society thinks of as your best, or your safest.
In an appearance on The Howard Stern Show, Trump brought up Lohan, asking the radio host what he thinks of the then 18-year-old.
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He inadvertently taught me a multitude of lessons – including not giving a shit about what anybody else thinks of you, and the art of masturbation.
Consensus occurs by each of these nodes on the network voting and letting the network as a whole know what it thinks of a transaction.
Lee thinks of Tango's technology much like GPS, which transformed the utility of mobile phones and, years later, helped give birth to services like Uber.
Mark Cuban of the hit television program Shark Tank has more advice for you if you'd like to know what a billionaire thinks of #powerballmania.
Remember that President Trump thinks of each day as a new episode in a reality show, with him as the star, writer, producer and critic.
When one thinks of the most beautiful and serene islands in the world, destinations like Tahiti, Bora Bora, Bali, and Hawaii generally come to mind.
The school's mullah, who thinks, of course, that Aden is an American boy, tells her that he will now be her mother and her father.
" Karem, who thinks of Sanders as "Trump's chief propagandist," later told me, "She wants to act like she's the schoolmarm and we're the recalcitrant students.
" Whatever one thinks of tariffs or Trump's negotiating strategy, the president's tariff threats are more of a tiny skirmish than a full-blown "trade war.
The company thinks of itself — and wants shoppers to think of it — as the everyman's version of James Bond's savvy, impossibly suave product guy, "Q".
Whatever one thinks of the campus protests, the desire for trigger warnings and safe spaces does seem to emanate from a place of emotional fragility.
"The fact that nobody understood it didn't matter to us because none of us give a single fuck what anybody thinks of us," he began.
In other words, it's hard to accept that someone else thinks of you positively and wants to compliment you when you feel negatively about yourself.
So when a person thinks of, say, pinching their thumb and index finger, those neural signals now travel to wherever the nerves were re-routed.
Industrious thinks of itself as a more premium version of WeWork, offering coworking space and workplace services to some 35 locations across 25 cities nationwide.
But when the press thinks of you as a good guy, leveraging your good reputation in this way is considered a good thing to do.
There's something percolating between them, but Will freaks when, mid-kiss, Bo's hand caresses her back or, as she thinks of it, her back fat.
Tending to others was a skill he learned early, or at least that's the way he thinks of his childhood, in the San Fernando Valley.
For anyone who still thinks of Stern as a jokey voyeur, overgrown teenager and smutmeister, he would like you to know how much he's evolved.
Speaking of problems, Mike thinks of just about everything a scrum of young German laborers might want in a warehouse that doubles as a home.
Elena no doubt thinks of herself as a decent person, in the way that people who mistake politeness and decorum for true kindness often do.
Still, its sober approach is a welcome change of tone for coverage of an industry that — whatever anyone thinks of it — is here to stay. ●
A number of things come to mind when one thinks of Texas: cowboy hats, Tex-Mex food, and wide-open spaces are some of them.
"It just makes me feel like being 15," he says of listening to the album, which he thinks of as the band's greatest hits compilation.
While there, you'll want to drop by the Fondazione Prada, which does the kind of offbeat exhibitions no one else ever thinks of or dares.
This also reminded me how thankful I am to be married to someone who thinks of kind ways to make the world a better place.
He thinks of Mr. Kim as someone used to pushing people around, and Mr. Trump thinks he needs to show that he cannot be pushed.
I accept this as human nature (everyone, including non-dates, probably thinks of vaginas when they meet an ob-gyn) and part of the gig.
The Parisian fashion consultant turned designer Chloé Harrouche thinks of knitwear as "armor," providing comfort and enabling women to feel their strongest and most secure.
And if she does, I hope she tells us what she thinks of how the Democrats treated her story and her desire to remain anonymous.
In both cases, those numbers are twice what they were in 1994 -- which no one thinks of as a golden age of bipartisanship and understanding.
He said he didn&apost want his name attached to speculation about an alien aircraft, but he still thinks of the object as a UFO.
He was with them for three years, and he can't stop thinking of them," his uncle says, "but he also thinks of his (biological) mother.
Anton thinks of his parents as the husband and wife in the "Thin Man" movies: witty, glamorous and, tellingly (though he doesn't say it), childless.
But any doubt that he thinks of the court as his friend was erased by his tweet this month as the House moved toward impeachment.
But any doubt that he thinks of the court as his friend was erased by his tweet this month as the House moved toward impeachment.
He thinks of Trinidad less as a place from which to extract ideas, and more as a homeland that he can, in turn, help enrich.
Kellyanne was arriving in D.C. Monday when a pap asked what she thinks of McKinnon lampooning her on almost every 'SNL' episode for months now.
I wanted to know why he felt this film had to be made now, and what he thinks of Snowden's present and long-term impact.
Whatever one thinks of the issues for which she fought, her 21950 years of activism are an essential model for political activists of every stripe.
Before hitting upon the two-hat system, he'd lived in a state of perpetual self-reproach: when he thought of Perelmann in the way that a son thinks of his father, the scholar in him condemned his lack of objectivity, and when he thought of Perelmann in the way that a scholar thinks of his subject the son in him condemned his lack of loyalty.
Frankel, who turned 46 this month, has absolutely no tolerance for bullshit — and zero qualms about telling her fellow Housewives exactly what she thinks of them.
Netflix declined to comment on what it thinks of Mohan's views, its Indian pricing model or its plans for winning more market share in the country.
Natural is not the first descriptor that comes to mind when one thinks of queso—the thick sauce of cheese that's a perfect pairing with nachos.
And yes, that is the Hawks mascot waiting just behind them to surprise Ka'Oir with a bouquet of flowers, because Gucci Mane truly thinks of everything.
In the meantime, take a look at how actor Kit Harington came to land the role of a lifetime — and what he thinks of Jon Snow.
But Steenkamp's dad delivered a gut-wrenching plea, saying he thinks of her "every morning, afternoon and night" and Pistorius has to pay for the crime.
It's what that toiling represents: an attempt to eke out some space in an environment that treats you unseriously or thinks of you as too much.
"Whatever one thinks of DOJ's motivations in California lawsuits, concern for constitutionality of state-level climate agreements has been brewing for quite some time," he said.
Julia White, Microsoft's corporate VP for Azure marketing, told me that she also thinks of Azure Stack as a "super-powerful" version of an edge device.
The best part of the interaction is that earlier on the private plane, Kim tells her friends that she thinks of Cher as a mother figure.
However, they promise to run through the streets in protest and continue to not give a shit what anyone thinks of them, so there is hope.
Dr De Brauwer thinks of divers who explore these sediments as the marine equivalent of bird watchers, ticking off species in a sort of zoological competition.
In a brief clip from the episode, Handler mentions to Jones she wants to visit the protest site and asks what he thinks of the issue.
My friend just thinks of it as bushmeat—he and other locals hunt and eat pretty much anything they can from the jungle here, even monkeys.
But now after getting a bit of distance from the situation, Brand, who became a dad last year, thinks of Perry and their time together fondly.
And so everybody thinks of email as this way to, you know, send deals instead of a way to actually reach people with editorial content. Right.
He thinks of the reporter, who could have easily missed Babitsch's name on the docket had he not glimpsed one of Babitsch's relatives in the building.
Rountree never really thought about the day following an album release as one with any significance; he thinks of it as the closing of one chapter.
Molly chooses her words carefully, biting down on a spoonful of rice while she thinks of a way to say what she really wants to say.
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Elizabeth asks her what she thinks of it, and Paige — like millions of idealistic teens before her — says she kind of likes this whole equality thing.
Regardless of what one thinks of the overall gun control agenda, it is unconscionable to stigmatize and impose this onerous burden on innocent Americans with disabilities.
"The thing we always forget is that every single country that builds a nuclear weapon immediately thinks of ways to make it more sophisticated," he said.
But Trump's defense of these tactics is simpler, as his comments Wednesday made clear: He wants these people gone because he thinks of them as scum.
But rather than sculpture, she thinks of her work as a sort of reversible plastic surgery, doubly applicable to her works that replicate silicon-filled stars.
Whatever one thinks of Mr Duterte, the country's voters chose him and he deserves to take office with the wind, rather than schemers, at his back.
Near the end, Mr Moore asks an Icelander to tell Americans what she really thinks of their country, telling her specifically not to hold anything back.
Regardless of what one thinks of Trump the man, there is no denying the numbers of women he has placed in power in the West Wing.
He thinks of it as "a fun thing that people can enjoy throughout the workday and spend a moment going 'oh yeah, I remember this movie.'"
But if Salesforce thinks of some out-of-the-box way to use Twitter as a customer service and lead-generation network, that could be lucrative.
Trump has told allies in conversation that he thinks of the kickoff as June 16, the same date he launched his 2016 run, according to Axios.
Politics at the commission prevented it from taking up the proposal, which whatever one thinks of its design, hardly belongs under the Department of Labor's remit.
Each morning, he takes an hour to reflect, think and journal, he said, and that quiet time is when he often thinks of what to post.
Whatever one thinks of the activities of groups like the I.R.A. or the P.L.O., those activities were governed by certain norms and contained a rational kernel.
Though Kantawong is Ake's cousin, she says she thinks of him more as a young nephew, owing to the age gap between the two family members.
So I ask about the times when he thinks of taking an image, perhaps even raises the camera to his eye, but then changes his mind.
Former New York City mayor Michael Bloomberg — like Schultz, a billionaire and historically an independent who continuously thinks of running for president — has entered the fray.
"I really hope that this connected generation thinks of AT&T as their catalyst for things they aspire to do and want to do," Vargas said.
He won't talk about what he thinks of how Attorney General William Barr handled the report's rollout, or anything else not in the report's 448 pages.
It's about the kind of respect each place has for its respective game, and the way that each place thinks of its role in its game.
" The casting couch and the "six-month-option girls" emerged in the period that Stephens thinks of as a time of "personal restraint and gentlemanly behavior.
Back at the event, Mogollon tells me what she thinks of DJ LU's artistic intervention after circling the cart and recounting the stories behind the portraits.
This sort of response helps to teach Lily about how the woman thinks of her body and its various parts, to help it craft its recommendations.
Everyone thinks of Medicare as one big public insurer, but — as already noted — it lets beneficiaries in most parts of the country choose among private plans.
Each day he thinks of returning and doesn't pulls him further from his old reality and deeper into something perhaps more unhinged but potentially more free.
I had those red flags with the history of Nxivm and what everyone in the world thinks of it, compared to what I felt with her.
She still thinks of that fight a few months ago, lost after she held back in the fifth round, afraid of further injuring her opponent's arm.
The half-dozen mentions of China and North Korea are couched in generalities, but there are glimpses into what the general thinks of the two nations.
Sitting behind the wheel of a Peugeot 206, a French car produced in Iran, Ghader Safarzadeh explained that he thinks of himself as a patient man.
And it depends, in part, on whether he truly thinks of you as a protégé rather than simply as someone who's doing a job extremely well.
De Hamel thinks of these encounters as "interviews," and — as with all the best interviewers — he takes his place as a character in his own narrative.
She thinks of her town as welcoming, and is proud of its history as a refuge for gay men who fell ill during the AIDS crisis.
He thinks of himself as a lion and believes he has been ordained to be president, even though he lost the popular vote by three million.
" Sleeper laments that the Puritans eventually sacrificed their communal ethic on the altar of commercial greed—a harbinger, he thinks, of many of America's "present dilemmas.
Now, as a grown woman with children, Ms. Gordon still carries the sadness and grief of her cousin's murder, particularly when she thinks of his mother.
When Mark Deppe, the acting director for University of California, Irvine's esports program, thinks of esports, he doesn't think of traditional sports games like NBA 2K.
Less has, for years, travelled with a set of rubber bands that he thinks of as his portable gym—multicolored, with a set of interchangeable handles.
We never find out what she really thinks of him; it's her mother who steps in and makes Goethe understand that his marriage proposal is ridiculous.
I also feature an assessment of the "Resistance" from the left, a tweetstorm worth your time and what The Economist thinks of the Trump economic doctrine.
" When asked on Monday what it thinks of the U.S. president, Sophia said: "There are a million other things in the world we could talk about.
Our thought bubble, via Axios' Margaret Talev and Alayna Treene: Trump thinks of O'Brien as a winner, because he has been successful at getting hostages released.
We caught up with Mr. Arellano by phone to talk about what he's learned, what he's planning to do and what he thinks of California now.
All that is good and well, and in the setting of the Rubin Museum one instantly thinks of the many Buddhist and Hindu devotional carvings downstairs.
There's been little internal explanation of what Stankey thinks of certain WarnerMedia divisions and their broader roles within the company and the streaming service, the people said.
Investors will be keeping an ear out for what the central bank thinks of the U.S. economy and for any hints on the next interest rate hike.
Microsoft, I think, thinks of those as tablets first, even though personally, I use a Surface Pro Four, and I use it almost strictly as a laptop.
His inclination for stories like this explains why Jon Snow thinks of him as a "great bag of wind and lies" at one point in the book.
But here, the way the culture breaks down, there is a need and a relationship to identity, and how culture thinks of itself out here as regional.
Cassian Andor thinks of all the terrible things he's done for the Rebellion, including the guy he shoots in the back at the beginning of the movie.
The jetliner division, for example, still thinks of itself as French in character, and the defence and space unit keeps some sense of its former German identity.
While many companies see venture or private equity as the only options, the ASX thinks of itself as an alternative for companies at Series B or onwards.
In fact, she's let Khan know exactly what she thinks of him, according to one of the last text messages she sent him before cutting off contact.
" Her comments drew an immediate reaction from Trump's campaign, which said Clinton "revealed just how little she thinks of the hard-working men and women of America.
"Steve thinks he has it all figured out, and I don't think he thinks of himself as dumb, but he's definitely not the fastest guy," he said.
Here and there, though, you get a sense of the arc — such as when Miranda reveals that he often thinks of himself as both Hamilton and Burr.
So, one thinks of John McClane in Die Hard 2: Die Harder, a film we must now tragically refer to as merely the third-worst Die Hard.
But it's also likely that Trump thinks of Malik's presence as "punishment" for the sustained and effective attacks that Barack Obama has launched from the campaign trail.
Because they're so engrossed in their own insecurity, so consumed by what someone else thinks of them, that they're merely orbiting each other in their own home.
Amid questions about what he thinks of Easton and proclamations of "he loves you, Pop," the great-grandfather simply made cooing noises and hugged the baby tighter.
"I want to know what he thinks of the Mueller, the process of how far the Mueller investigation needs to go," Cantwell said of the future justice.
Better still, they appeal to what makes them a true Grandma shoe in the first place: They don't give one single fuck what anyone thinks of them.
She thinks of the irony of her family's not being able to take care of her mother, who has dedicated so much of her life to them.
It also crops up in the way she moves to Queens and immediately thinks of the 'hood as "hers" — a gentrifying playground ripe with the cheap rentals.
Now a youthful 52, Wilander chuckles when he thinks of the difficulties facing players in Paris, where the second grand slam of the year starts on Sunday.
She is prone to vertigo and, like many of us, still imagines a nauseating cardboard box when she thinks of virtual reality — so I did not prod.
BBQs, pool parties, hot dogs and mini American-flag-affixed to toothpicks; these are the usual images that come to mind when one thinks of Memorial Day.
Whatever one thinks of existentialism, it's clear from the context that what we meant here was something more like "passé" — or, resorting to English, "out of fashion."  
When she first meets him, Rufus is a naive child, one who casually drops racist slurs and just as casually thinks of slave children as his friends.
To learn more about this accidental trailblazer, we sat down with Miko to talk about what he thinks of the fashion industry, body acceptance, and size discrimination.
The first thing that comes to mind when anyone thinks of a Juggalo is the clown make up: sometimes garish, usually bold, and pretty much always on.
"The significance of what Charlie Dent says is different from the significance of what Paul Ryan thinks of the significance of what Charlie Dent says," Huder said.
The two have been married for just over two years and have formed a family with Maddy, whom Watson has said he thinks of as his own.
It's been a few years since the book was published, and while Natiello was once consumed with Caroline's fictional world, she rarely thinks of her creation anymore.
Here, they are at the Golden Globes, and a journalist is asking what Smith thinks of Thom Yorke releasing Radiohead's unused Bond theme song on Christmas day.
Robert Hammond, the co-founder of the High Line, told me that he thinks of each line as a GIF even though they were written in 1992.
Too many people do not think of the rocker Joan Jett as an important artist, and I doubt Ms. Jett thinks of herself quite that way either.
One of the things ... I was talking to someone who thinks of themselves as a financial leader and is not, is just such a small-minded person.
What's so bracing about Erin is that she doesn't care about what anyone thinks of her, or even whether she will survive the case she's working on.
When she sees athletes kneeling in protest of police brutality during the anthem, she thinks of a grandfather who was killed in the battle of Iwo Jima.
In some ways, Friday's more candid image, with Trump's artificial skin tone sharply contrasted with his natural coloring, affirmed what each side already thinks of this president.
But when asked about her new influence and that of other tech donors, Mylavarapu thinks of her 19-month-old daughter asleep upstairs and then turns unapologetic.
She regulates her house, and neither thinks of the public, nor of the musical world, nor even of music at all, until her first duties are fulfilled.
Mr. Colicchio, who has not been shy about letting critics know what he thinks of their reviews, did not call me about this one until this week.
She thinks of herself as an inexperienced wallflower, and she's well aware that Peter, the most popular boy in school, has plenty of options outside of her.
Napolitano has long advised her writing students to pay attention to ideas that stick, seemingly at random, on what she thinks of as their invisible magnet boards.
" Another college kid, Caleb, admits that he thinks of hookups as "very binary — either you overthink it because you care, or you dissociate yourself from it entirely.
Whatever one thinks of Mr. Corbyn's credentials and record, he tapped into a popular anger and a yearning for change, as the Brexiteers and Mr. Trump did.
She was old and poor, and just the sort of person no one thinks of when imagining a thriving future, so I hoped that she was right.
"I think he's being mishandled by his boss," Patrick said when asked what he thinks of the fact that Sessions is in the crosshairs of the President.
" Ulrich Brechbuhl, Pompeo's counselor at the State Department, who has known him since they attended West Point, says: "He thinks of things in terms of the mission.
Whatever anyone thinks of roundabouts as symbols of an ailing France, the residents of Abbeville concede that, in practical terms, they make life on the road easier.
Whatever one thinks of the candidates, it's nice to see a bit of diversity in the field — and it's even better that voters don't seem to mind.
But Rochelle's not walking off, it's probably the drink that's making her want to tell him what she thinks of him, what she thinks of types like him who take pretty girls home for one night and never call afterwards, types who make her think she's wanted for a few hours and then send her with only hollow regrets to keep her company on a lonely train journey home.
Products properly hardened against cyberattack are not cheap -- and who thinks of the security weaknesses of the new TV they are buying at a discount from Best Buy?
Dr. Tiffany Lester, M.D., medical director of Parsley Health in San Francisco and advisor to The Nue Co, says she thinks of the system as a literal toilet.
And if you're unsure what Trump thinks of your right to choose, be certain that Vice President-elect Mike Pence believes that it's not your choice to make.
" Asked what he thinks of how the public sometimes responds to his granny, William replies, "A lot of people get very excited and sort of nervous around her.
In his written opinion, the judge said the agreement was critical to the child's well-being, because the child thinks of both Audria and Dawn as his mothers.
What The Queen Thinks Of Meghan Despite what tabloids may suggest about Meghan not fitting in with the royal family, she seems to be getting along quite well.
If Kate Hudson thinks of herself as lazy, then I only hope she also feels she made a choice that was best for her and her baby, too.
If you want to know what the country thinks of Trump, you'd be better off commissioning a poll than trying to peer through the mash of a midterm.
You might be someone who thinks of Yiannopoulos, who was booed out of a bar in New York this week, as a defeated figure of the far-right.
But then he thinks of his thriving career, the American family he loves and his desire to raise his children in the country that has given him everything.
KIM JONG UN has shown what he thinks of President Donald Trump's promise in early August to respond with "fire and fury" to North Korea's growing nuclear threat.
That fear takes hold every time he thinks of the man Marli is named for: his brother-in-law, Marlin Strange, who was shot dead 17 years ago.
While she remained coy when asked what she thinks of Nick Viall being the next leading man, she still said she has high hopes for the new season.
Lili Reinhart's Betty is at the center of the Black Hood mystery, considering the masked moralist already thinks of the high school student as someone with his agenda.
"  J. David Creswell, an associate professor of psychology at Carnegie Mellon University who studies mindfulness, thinks of it as an "open or present attention to your present situation.
There are also plenty of yoga retreats available, and if you're someone who thinks of eco-tourism when you think of Costa Rica, it's the place to be.
Empathy. That's the first word that comes to mind when Geoff Mathieux, cofounder and CEO of ride-hailing company Wingz, thinks of Uber's potential new CEO Dara Khosrowshahi.
As for what Peloton itself thinks of this whole thing, a spokesperson from the company told Gizmodo: We just received the complaint yesterday, and we are evaluating it.
When one thinks of TV's "strong women," one might consider Game of Thrones' Arya Stark, Scandal's Olivia Pope, or the ever-iconic Law & Order: SVU detective Olivia Benson.
Then again, vocal refinement is not exactly what one expects when one thinks of Mr. Waits's gravelly voice, a sort of hybrid of Satchmo and Oscar the Grouch.
Yes, Clarke always wants to help everyone and thinks of the group before herself, but, still, I just really think we need a rousing, rallying speech from her.
Regardless of what anyone thinks of these guys after having seen the film, I think their willingness to discuss everything was an incredibly brave decision on their parts.
One thinks of early works like Vito Acconci's Seedbed (1971), a marathon piece in which the artist masturbated eight hours a day under a boardwalk in a gallery.
The EU thinks of itself as just a market, but it needs to act as a political bloc, with policies on technology, data and climate change to match.
Should Trump last the remaining 21 days until Timmons GIFs him, we're excited to see how the Pratt graduate thinks of a fiction that's wilder than the facts.
Taking his cue from Homer, this Greek choreographer thinks of time as "The Great Tamer," which is the title of his 2017 pensive, gorgeously stark dance-theater piece.
Moderator and TechCrunch Senior Editor Frederic Lardinois asked Adkins if she thinks of the NSA as a state-sponsored threat in the same way as China and Russia.
Ruiz told NBC that agents who said they work on criminal and terrorism cases asked him about his political beliefs, specifically what he thinks of the Trump administration.
There's also interest in whether Powell will describe how stimulative the tax proposals might be and what he thinks of the deficit spending resulting from Congressional tax plans.
More precisely, he thinks of this war as a narrowly operational or tactical problem, but ignores the underlying reality that achieving any "victory" here has no decipherable meaning.
The guy in charge of the project told me he thinks of it a lot like a catalog you and I may browse but, uh, for your phone.
Niche's chef, Shigetoshi Nakamura, who is well known for his ramen in Tokyo and also operates a traditional ramen restaurant next door, thinks of mazemen as ramen 2.0.
Not only does it tell you what a drinker named Jeff W, thinks of the wine, but it also gives some classy pairing recommendations, we'd love to try.
Rather than the blood-soaked orgies that may come to mind when one thinks of Satanism, my first steps along the diabolical path came through incessant scholastic asceticism.
In part of Laurie's joke, she says the Dr. Manhattan character thinks of living and dead people as the same, since they have the same number of particles.
The music minister thinks of him when he passes by the prayer room across the hall that Samuel -- who'd worked for years as a drywall contractor -- helped build.
It will not be long before he speaks of us, American citizens, as his subjects; there can be little doubt that he thinks of us that way already.
It's something that can happen to anyone who has sacrificed for a cause: in return, he expects to be blessed with epiphany, and thinks of himself as infallible.
One thinks of a tubercular D. H. Lawrence writing ''Apocalypse'' in the winter of 1929-30, or John Huston directing ''The Dead'' in 1987 while ridden with emphysema.
It is an odd and archaic regulation in a city that thinks of itself as a night life capital, but one that has resisted multiple attempts at repeal.
But she thinks of Eden now as a place you have to outgrow, accepting the complexity of life and the presence of darkness — without fixating on the darkness.
Mr. Xi has not commented publicly on the legislation, and there is some debate in Hong Kong about what he thinks of the tense situation in the territory.
And everyone either thinks of socialism as discredited, or pins the label on stuff – like social insurance programs – that isn't what we used to mean by the word.
Ms. Lopez grew up near his family's farm nearby, Mr. Carigliano said, and his restaurant would be ideal for the woman he still thinks of as a neighbor.
She thinks of the surveys as a sort of triage, a way of determining which sites are at greatest risk of erosion and which are best to study.
"But no matter what my daddy says about me or what he thinks of me, he knows down deep, deep inside that I'll always be his little girl."
While everyone thinks of India as a singular 1.3 billion-consumer market, there are, in fact, multiple sub-segments that have their own characteristics and are acquired differently.
Buchanan's Nixon is a familiar figure: distant, awkward, smart, defensive and damaged, caring a bit too much what the Establishment — a word Buchanan uses frequently — thinks of him.
Its hopeful message of bad actors not getting ahead and the good kid who thinks of others living happily ever after inspired me to do and be better.
Like Mr. Scaramucci and the new communications director's boss, Mr. McCain thinks of himself as a maverick who is not bound by political convention, much less mere etiquette.
Now all four band members, their manager, producer, label, publicist, and even Gregory's dad are in the group, and Gregory thinks of it as a sort of fanclub.
It remains to be seen what Tarantino thinks of the ninth and final nominee, "Joker," which seems to blur the line between studio tent pole and auteur cinema.
Mr. Khurana is grateful he and his wife weren't hurt — he thinks of the shooting of two Indian immigrants, Srinivas Kuchibhotla and Alok Madasani, in Kansas in February.
We've never had a President before who is such a connoisseur of the media or who cares as much about what the media thinks of him as Trump.
The Warriors are missing some big-man minutes from the departed Marreese Speights and Festus Ezeli, but no one thinks of last season's Warriors as Festus Ezeli's team.
Regardless of what anybody thinks of these wines, I think that trying them was illuminating, and I plan to suggest it again, from another angle, in the future.
Carmichael wanders off to the side of the stage, where comedian Hannibal Buress happens to be standing, and asks Buress what he thinks of the "black Friends" exercise.
" Rich also talked about why he left the New York Times in 2011 and what he, a former theater critic, thinks of Broadway in the age of "Hamilton.
The report also found some "substantial evidence" that more pot use can lead to problematic marijuana use — what one typically thinks of as excessive use or even dependence.
I already know what the president thinks of the press, but I wanted to know more about how the world looks to the president through his particular media lens.
Though she thinks of herself as a pure artist, Lewis says she has put in the work to understand the business, the gear, and the studio out of necessity.
He thinks of cannabis as a "third layer" of flavor and each strain of marijuana is carefully paired to complement the gourmet ingredients and wines that comprise each course.
President Trump's threat to withhold Affordable Care Act payments to insurers shows how he thinks of health care: Everything is negotiable, like it is in a real estate deal.
The caller started asking about what Lisa Vanderpump thinks of Kennedy's behavior in recent interviews on the show but tripped over her words near the end of her question.
Instead, I'm beginning to realize that my worth is not in this outside skin sack, but even if it were, who cares what anyone thinks of it besides me?
It's about receiving something tangible that reminds you that your partner thinks of you when you're not with them, wants you to be happy, and is ready to give.

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