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Why do you make them, in this day and age?
They're frustrated by the complexities of this day and age.
In this day and age, people are dying over racism.
But in this day and age, someone is always watching.
And in this day and age that's kind of hard.
In this day and age, no electronic data is inaccessible.
In this day and age, sustainability is a loaded word.
"People are nervous in this day and age," he added.
What will £24 ($220) get you in this day and age?
In this day and age, that means political values, it seems.
But what does Identity even mean in this day and age?
I don't know how that works in this day and age.
"Pastoralism is becoming unsustainable in this day and age," he said.
In this day and age it's pretty powerful and important stuff.
I mean, in this day and age everything gets released. Everything.
The Nielsens aren't a perfect measure in this day and age.
"To see that in this day and age -- it's absolutely painful."
"In this day and age, people will find out," he concedes.
"In this day and age, it doesn't make sense," he said.
Whose kid in this day and age would really want that?
""People in this day and age are disconnected in many ways.
"In this day and age, trainers are influencers," Mr. Hesse said.
I'm still proud to be a globalist in this day and age.
In this day and age, that's more and more difficult to do.
And in this day and age, you just -- in 2018, you can't.
"In this day and age," the artist shares with The Creators Project.
I think that is quite an accomplishment in this day and age.
In this day and age people need educating on alcohol and consent.
In this day and age, having the right answer isn't as important.
In this day and age, we critically evaluate each and every outing.
"I think it is necessary in this day and age," Kelly continued.
To me, this photo represents the decadence of this day and age.
In this day and age of failed oversight, it's a B-plus.
"In this day and age, people are dying over racism," she continued.
But who goes to see Limp Bizkit in this day and age?
In this day and age, that's a truly radical thing to do.
"In this day and age, it's a bit ridiculous," Anderson-Minshall said.
In this day and age, they'll say, 'You made a racist comment.
It is heartbreaking that this is happening in this day and age.
You wouldn't think this would be possible in this day and age.
In this day and age, it's important to do everything we can.
"That simply cannot be right in this day and age," he added.
In this day and age, it is hard to think for ourselves.
There are twin pressures on the comedy pilot in this day and age.
In this day and age, you can't buy all that much with $8.
You cannot call a black woman an ape in this day and age.
"There aren't many split-ticket voters in this day and age," Skelley says.
A little disturbed maybe but honestly, in this day and age, who isn't?
Which in this day and age means that she holds pop culture capital.
"I couldn't imagine being a woman in this day and age," says ColorOrgy.
But in this day and age, they're not walls you can't get around.
In this day and age, maybe you can't be too on the nose.
You cannot express negative sentiments about social groups in this day and age.
I think today, in this day and age, segregation is not an issue.
Even some Brits don't care much for royalty in this day and age.
It's impossible to keep that kind of secret in this day and age.
PAUL RYAN: YEAH, I MEAN, THAT'S A LEGITIMATE QUESTION THIS DAY AND AGE.
In this day and age, it's not necessarily confined to that one platform.
What does Native American heritage mean to you in this day and age?
How do we teach our kids to date in this day and age?
He has no axe to grind, a rarity in this day and age.
To be embraced in this day and age, it has to make some changes.
Fortunately, in this day and age, there is pretty much a course for everything.
In this day and age, it's just amazing that BS exists, but it does.
Even in this day and age of anything goes, that is quietly heretical act.
Of course, there are people out there watching videotapes in this day and age.
They also breed quickly, and have few natural predators in this day and age.
"In this day and age companies have to start taking this seriously," he said.
Social media is how we connect with each other in this day and age.
What are your thoughts on being a senior citizen in this day and age?
In this day and age where we're so connected, it seems we're so isolated.
It is the death of irony in our society in this day and age.
It seems unlikely in this day and age, but such areas do still exist.
Here are five of the ways shows are canceled in this day and age.
Contributing towards peace is a responsibility of each nation in this day and age.
That's one of the weird things about being a parent in this day and age.
"I don't understand how in this day and age they are doing this," said Perez.
I'm still proud to be a globalist being a globalist in this day and age.
If you don't know them, don't talk to them, especially in this day and age.
The Roseanne revival can't avoid the label of "political sitcom" in this day and age.
"I feel like people take marriage too lightly in this day and age," she says.
It is difficult to dislodge voters in this day and age, as polls are showing.
Especially in this day and age, when a simple internet search should help you out.
Is it tough to talk about sexual violence with men in this day and age?
In this day and age, even your bathroom scale and light bulbs can be smart.
What I'm about to air is an unpopular opinion, especially in this day and age.
But should the beauty pageants even still exist really in this day and age it?
"Social media is obviously very important in this day and age for any movie," BoxOffice.
Movie villains that are simply cackling wrongdoers in this day and age register as false.
But in this day and age of failed congressional oversight, it's a beacon of hope.
In this day and age, it is a tool almost as essential as a smartphone.
But in this day and age, achieving better posture can be easier said than done.
In this day and age, it's a blurry line between ready-to-wear and couture.
In this day and age we don't really need to buy vinyl, to be honest.
However, in this day and age, cocktail culture has matured and people have been accepting.
There's all this information, and in this day and age, each has their own opinion.
Your willingness to take a risk is its own reward in this day and age.
But in this day and age, Congress arguably is the least powerful branch in operation.
"In this day and age, we recognize the fact that was too long," he said.
As I look now, in this day and age, I feel that I was wrong.
How can you get a job at 70 years old in this day and age?
In this day and age, a straightforward, non-turbo 3.6-liter V6 is an oddball.
There are big, shocking stories to be told about media manipulation in this day and age.
His sexism is truly shocking in this day and age and at this level of politics.
In this day and age, a Batman antagonist oozing menace and intelligence just doesn't make sense.
So why are Schatz, Murphy, and Schumer concerned about being "senatorial" in this day and age?
It's ridiculous to me in this day and age, that a woman still has to fight.
If confirmed, the discovery of the new planet would be unprecedented in this day and age.
In this day and age it is nearly impossible for messaging apps to 'win' new markets.
Taking pictures in front of mirrors in this day and age of selfies is nothing new.
And that's important in this day and age, with all this talk going back and forth.
It just won't happen for a movie with an original story in this day and age.
How do you see the White House dealing with technological threats in this day and age?
Bonus: An unexpected phone call in this day and age generally makes people feel extra special.
It's clearly a fantastic game, but in this day and age, that's simply considered too much.
"It doesn't matter in this day and age what's going on behind the scenes," he said.
This small children's game is an extremely accurate representation of media in this day and age.
Nah. But it's highly competent TV, and that counts for something in this day and age.
And in this day and age, I think it deserves to be told through queer people.
In this day and age, you can get an excellent budget phone for $500 or less.
In this day and age, ignorance is not only inexcusable, it is criminal and perhaps fatal.
NN: No, it's because the water is perceived, in this day and age, as inherently dangerous.
But also, as ever, Wild Beasts speak to the male experience in this day and age.
I'm not out there like that, even though in this day and age it's almost unheard of.
This book is also about journalism, what it means to do journalism in this day and age.
I think those are very important things in this day and age because we become pretty cynical.
In this day and age you'd think that people would be able to separate reality from fiction.
In this day and age, door-to-door or just in general if I could sell something.
This conversation about access, she says, is "ridiculous" to even be having in this day and age.
Even in this day and age, café owners are can lose customers simply because of their sexuality.
We're monogamous—I feel that that's important in this day and age of AIDS and other diseases.
And how shocking this could happen in the United States of America in this day and age.
Miss America 2018 Cara Mund is grateful to be a pageant winner in this day and age.
They gave an accurate depiction of what's happening in this day and age amongst athletes with disabilities.
Because, in this day and age, an adjacent eyeshadow palette cements a movie as a cultural phenomenon.
That is partially why people cannot tell the difference between the two in this day and age.
You know something that is in the news in this day and age that is really shocking?
He has friends on both sides of the aisle, which isn't easy in this day and age.
Tamblyn's also been candid about what having a daughter in this day and age means to her.
What I think is really cool about this day and age is people can have multiple passions.
The movie is such a romp, but it's also about economic anxiety in this day and age.
In this day and age, either you have a side gig or you know someone who does.
"I think in this day and age, patients do have to be their own advocate," Witt said.
In this day and age, you know you're not meant to leave your baggage unattended in airports.
In this day and age, the idea of working with segregationists is abhorrent, as it should be.
"Heavy metal in this day and age isn't what it was back in the 80s," he says.
"That would be stupid in this day and age," said Bin Zhang, 52, who graduated from Harvard.
It&aposs almost inconceivable that a kid could go without a tablet in this day and age.
"And I understand that pro-truth in this day and age can come off as anti-Trump."
In this day and age of increased surveillance and restriction, this is unfortunately just how it works.
"In this day and age, it's silly not to look for a deal for something," Skirboll said.
Why, in this day and age, would anyone would think we need this cinematic ode to toxic masculinity?
Being a "conservative" in this day and age means supporting Trump at all time and no matter what.
In this day and age, it can seem like our devices can read our minds and act accordingly.
"No, no – I mean, it's just unfortunate that you can't have friends this day and age," he said.
In this day and age, women are no longer the primary caregivers and men aren't the primary breadwinners.
Heroes maintaining secret identities in this day and age would be one of the MCU's more unbelievable elements.
Micro-weddings make eminent sense in this day and age: They're the perfect antidote to excess and overwork.
It seems absurd in this day and age, especially when we are just tiny specks in the universe.
In this day and age, a perfectly curated Instagram is par for the course in the beauty world.
It's a rare condition, in this day and age, to see any good mashups on the YouTube page.
"In this day and age, the experience is the most profound art form that there is," Wynn says.
Absolutely. But I think, in this day and age, us women can do everything at the same time.
It may seem crazy to say in this day and age, but sometimes a little optimism is warranted.
"In this day and age, I look at myself as not just as a model," she tells Refinery29.
It is probable in this day and age that this precious 9-year-old boy will reach adulthood.
You would think in this day and age, you would think we would be voting through our phones.
I have faith in myself and team to put out the right content for this day and age.
The ability to adapt to new and evolving marketplaces and businesses are key in this day and age.
BI: In this day and age it's relatively unusual for nations to go to war against one another.
I think the mistake would be in this day and age to say, 'I know I am right.
The only way to make a difference in this day and age is economically, and on Nov. 6.
I think in this day and age, people need to have setbacks and they need to experience that.
This day and age, with all the change in technology and all this new stuff, it's really important.
That simply wouldn't fly in this day and age of "second-screen experiences" and constant social media updates.
When the studio audience laughs, you'll probably laugh, too, which is all too rare in this day and age.
"It's always difficult, especially in this day and age where police are being targeted across the county," he added.
"It's always difficult, especially in this day and age where police are being targeted across the county," McManus added.
In this day and age, there's just nowhere left online for a red-blooded patriot to speak his mind.
You&aposre scared because, in this day and age, among your peers, helping Uncle Sam is helping the oppressor.
Catching a glimpse of a celebrity who's aged naturally is something of a rarity in this day and age.
In this day and age, you don't need a place in a TV-debate to get your point across.
"Body language helps you in every way, and in this day and age we can't make mistakes," she says.
"In this day and age, when software breaks, the right thing is to communicate early and often," he says.
"In this day and age, it's easier than ever for information like this to get around," he told Bloomberg.
I think that anybody in this day and age would be lying if they said it didn't affect them.
In this day and age, I just feel like it's easier to quit, and a lot of relationships do.
Swiping right on Tinder might be the fastest way to get yourself a date in this day and age.
Mat: I think in many ways things have actually become more innovative and exciting in this day and age.
"Ultimately it's awesome that in this day and age there's a real quality human being out there," Heerlein said.
News from all around the world is available at the tip of your finger in this day and age.
But in this day and age, a much easier way to induce panic and awareness is via text message.
As a Colombian-American woman growing up in this day and age, strong roles like Maria are so important.
In this day and age, at this moment in history, that's what I hope everyone remembers about Muhammad Ali.
However, it also reaffirmed the power and relevancy that the written word still has in this day and age.
The trouble is, these campaigns in this day and age, really are about slogans and not about issues anymore.
What we have found is that in this day and age you have to be sensitive and think broadly.
However, in this day and age textbooks can be accessed via the internet, making them perfect for modern learning.
They can set up friends on dates with each other — still a thing, even in this day and age.
In this day and age, it's almost a way for young women to show themselves and what they've accomplished.
In this day and age, when it's near impossible to trust anything, it was just so hard to know.
"There is no reason in this day and age why you're not sending a thank-you note," Salemi says.
And I know that's nothing in this day and age, but a couple of years ago, most players didn't.
They'd kill him because in this day and age, if you talk about anything you're misinterpreted into something else.
The evictions were resisted by French citizens, who were appalled that this could happen in this day and age.
In this day and age, we need to be able to feel comfortable communicating the things that we subconsciously repress.
In this day and age, it's not very conducive to take yourself or the reactions around your music too seriously.
The question that nagged Kagan and his friends was why, at this day and age, their certifications weren't available online.
If there's anything that everyone can agree on, it's that speedy internet is a necessity in this day and age.
"I don't think it makes sense in this day and age to go into huge amounts of debt," he says.
Remember that the LME still also trades over the phone and, outlandishly in this day and age, via open outcry.
Sipping lean is mad corny in this day and age but this day is culturally important and it really jams.
In this day and age, of a breathless news cycle, we sure could use more responsible, considered journalism in America.
In this day and age, why are developers putting out video games that belittle such a relatable and common illness?
" Begaye, per the Chicago Tribune: "In this day and age, all tribal nations still battle insensitive references to our people.
So in this day and age of so many threats, how can we safeguard against all this without erecting walls?
The platform is seizing on a number of trends that make it a smart idea for this day and age.
"In this day and age, we're kind of a quantum leap society -- you know, we want quick fixes," he said.
And politicians -- especially in this day and age -- very rarely do things that they know could cost them their jobs.
"It was just shocking that in this day and age, that that happened to us in that place," she shared.
In this day and age, a lo-fi record costs just as much to make as a "hi-fi" record.
"But of course, in this day and age, politics and economy are two sides of the same coin," he said.
Check out more videos from VICE: Where do you see the role of local activism in this day and age?
In this day and age I think sometimes people can be a little too sensitive depending on who it is.
So no, in this day and age, I don't have any dislike for any of the queer characters I'm seeing.
Charlize Theron and Sean Penn are starring in a terrifying ghost story, one that speaks to this day and age.
In this day and age, there are forums and communities of users with decades of aggregated experience on the topic.
"It's always difficult, especially in this this day and age, where police are being targeted across the country," McManus said.
And a lot of times, in this day and age, when you speak the truth, people say you're a hater.
A lot of people are very educated and not all of them get jobs, especially in this day and age.
We're sharing responsibility and speaking with twenty nine voices is very important in this day and age in the world.
But in this day and age, accepting beliefs of this sort is usually a sign that you have negative attitudes.
We still don't have any kind of federal privacy law, which is kind of extraordinary in this day and age.
In this day and age, faster internet does mean more opportunity for technological development and, by extension, a better economy.
In this day and age of higher expectation in offices, sourcing your furniture from Ikea no longer cuts the proverbial mustard.
In this day and age, what possible reason could there be for not committing the resources necessary to make this happen?
Biel said her minor rebellion on the series was nothing compared to what stars in this day and age would do.
Maybe skip the boombox, though — owning one of those dinosaurs in this day and age is kind of a red flag.
Even in this day and age, the "presidential look" is basically defined — for men and women — as wearing a dark suit.
Black Panther's record-setting success comes about as organically as is possible for a Hollywood blockbuster in this day and age.
I wasn't, but in this day and age, who hasn't had their social security number leaked in one way or another?
You may as well swallow a kilo of live TNT if you're going to eat bread in this day and age.
We felt, for these characters to be believable and resonate in this day and age, you need to make some changes.
In this day and age, the leggings-versus-pants debate has pretty much been settled, and a clear winner has emerged.
I take pleasure in the fact that in this day and age, we have the freedom to play around with appearances.
"This day and age, these players don't have any idea of team concepts," he told The Press-Enterprise of Riverside, Calif.
But "in this day and age, you can't have a good product without having a good marketing story," Ms. Bohbot said.
But, in this day and age, I feel like if we as artists run away from complexity, then who are we?
We are simply stating facts, and the fact is that portable chargers are an essential accessory in this day and age.
But a lack of authenticity, in this day and age, even above and beyond any of these issues, is a killer.
Swearing is also seen as an authentic expression of emotion -- something all politicians in this day and age are going for.
" And in this day and age, Walkom said, "whether you're a linesman or a referee, you need to be an athlete.
There is nothing quite like going to a place on this planet, in this day and age, that is literally untouched.
"In this day and age, that would just be an acceptance of what is the reality for most Canadians," said Christopher.
In this day and age in particular I think it's very important for technology leaders and products to take a stand.
In this day and age, we're going to tell kids that mothers working outside the home makes their children and families unhappy?
And I -- I think comedians have a hard job in this day and age because you have to walk a fine line.
Even in this day and age you have that occasional doctor that does not properly treat recently diagnosed women with breast cancer.
In this day and age, women losing their life giving life didn't make sense and I wanted to do something to help.
I know in this day and age we want and even expect immediate answers but in this case it's just not possible.
In this day and age, I think it's extremely important for young people, like myself, to be civically engaged and politically motivated.
In this day and age, we have become accustomed to having our friends and other people around when we read the news.
In addition to sizable social media followings, and therefore influence, a Rookie needs to embody change — especially in this day and age.
"Newsweek is a disgrace, and to publish such hatred and bigotry in this day and age is beyond the pale," Hannity added.
There are lots of groups, and in this day and age there are lots of apps for finding all types of help.
"In this day and age, in order to get wide adoption, you have to be an open source database company," he said.
That was totally inspired by her abstract way of dealing with the political turmoil that faces us in this day and age.
In this day and age, we should all agree that access to affordable health care is a human right, not a privilege.
While it's tame for this day and age, the implication that Lucy and her husband Ricky had sex was a big deal.
And what would an internet deep dive in this day and age be without a look at our Cheeto-in-Chief's Twitter?
"To cast Sir in this day and age is very difficult, because there aren't grand actors like that any more," he said.
According to a recent study, an estimated 15% of working news photographers are women -- a ludicrous figure in this day and age.
I also bought a car that's basically theft-proof in this day and age (not to mention cheaper) — it's a manual transmission.
Especially in this day and age, this sounds particularly valuable, both for outsiders like myself, as well as people living in America.
In this day and age you gotta kinda think on that next level to break through all the clutter that's out there.
And in this day and age, when you're trying to generate content on your computer, parents just assume you're not doing anything.
But it's kind of amazing that in this day and age, you can make money just by pretending to be a hacker.
And use your instincts, and don't let anybody ever tell you that you can't, you shouldn't ... Not in this day and age.
"The word sex for which Armando and I suffered so much," she said, "is a common thing in this day and age."
This is cliché, but I believe it: It is because of this day and age that what we do is so important.
If people instead get excited about a wonderful future, it can foster collaboration, which we sorely need in this day and age.
In this day and age, Carlton, who died of starvation while in jail awaiting trial, would be classified as a mass murderer.
"In this day and age, it's important to see someone who is not only talented, but has a good heart," he said.
It is clear that GOP voters don't view bigotry against Hispanic Americans as a particularly big problem in this day and age.
" Mansmann's mom, Shael Norris, tells PEOPLE, "In this day and age of social media and all other vehicles, she went old school.
Being obese is simply bad for the environment, and in this day and age, we cannot afford that lack of empathy anymore.
"That was a carry-over of an old way of thinking that didn't make sense in this day and age," he said.
But in this day and age, it feels more like a "when" not an "if" user information will get leaked or exposed somehow.
It's a cool, modern take on the opening titles sequence, something that often feels neglected in this day and age of streaming television.
"She's very supportive because in this day and age, especially in this country, it's not easy to get a pilot's license," he said.
It's hard to believe that in this day and age, we still have to have the inclusive cosmetics conversation... but here we are.
"In this day and age, you're really using every device and mode of communication that you can — phone, email, laptop, iPad," Rosas said.
He tells us it very much seems like good intentions, but in this day and age ... it's easy for the message to misconstrued.
Quite frankly I don't see how it could be avoided this day and age, we have already seen so many nation-state attacks.
Maybe in this day and age, that's all people are looking for: something to show us that we're all going to be okay.
In this day and age it would have been something where they would have released it on BitTorrent to get an audience. Yeah.
"I believe in this day and age you have to focus your marketing, sales and business development on vertical markets," the investor said.
It seems surprising in this day and age that sites would even allow passwords with all-lowercase letters and no numbers or symbols.
My lyrics are mostly metaphorical, so this song isn't about religion in general, more the relevance of religion in this day and age.
"It's absolutely abhorrent that anybody has got these views in this day and age, especially a lead councillor of the borough," he said.
However, in this day and age, I think you have to study your situation and figure out which strategy makes the most sense.
"Doing that stuff in this day and age, when we don't have enough people for combat positions?" she said in a phone interview.
Parker did something often considered unthinkable in this day and age, she spoke on the phone—with friend and fellow writer Hanif Abdurraqib.
The mullahs have been designated by the U.S. State Department as the leading state sponsor of international terrorism in this day and age.
So I think that it's as good as one can hope for anything to be in this day and age on that front.
I know that's a hard concept to imagine in this day and age, but you could actually just have a moment of reflection.
"In this day and age, just the fact they haven't done something that's despicable can be quite a feather in a politician's cap."
In this day and age, with information available at the push of a button or a swipe, Avdeev's situation is remarkable and rare.
" He is, unsurprisingly, a big supporter of Trump, whose Muslim ban he has described as "what we need in this day and age.
The same savings account won't work for everyone, but in this day and age, there are some standards we should all adhere to.
Granted, if you're not learning from the wealth of knowledge we have available in this day and age, you will be left behind.
And in this day and age — and with our own president leading the way — Twitter is the way to create that public presence.
Equally important in this day and age, they will need to know your passwords, email accounts and other online aspects of your business.
Yes, we have beliefs that in this day and age are countercultural, and we will stick to them, make no mistake about that.
Image: ScreenshotIn this day and age, it's hard to live a full life without logging onto Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram every now and then.
If that's not luxury in this day and age, for a 26-year-old living off of a podcast, I don't know what is.
"In this day and age of social media, it's almost impossible to keep anything under wraps for more than a few hours," said Davies.
In this day and age, an internal correspondence could give Microsoft's talking points that extra level of credibility that jaded consumers are looking for.
"In this day and age, two-day shipping is really just table stakes," Lore, now president and CEO of Walmart U.S. eCommerce, said Monday.
I've never been a "pc" kind of person -- but I understand that we do need to be more sensitive in this day and age.
Navigating through life as a twenty something this day and age can be the most exhausting, confusing and rewarding experience for a young person.
It's one thing to be YG and have a history with gang violence and rap about robbing people's houses in this day and age.
In this day and age, many of us are completely inable to step foot outside our apartments or houses without our smartphones in hand.
Learning how things work mechanically but then also in this day and age how we've been able to use technology to advance those pieces.
That may be true for a number of occupations, but in this day and age, the more valuable — and lucrative — jobs are knowledge-based.
"Believe it or not, even in this day and age, people are very scared of the dentist," Rubenshtein said, when I called him recently.
To feel pleasure in this day and age is, in some sense, to abandon reality and abandoning reality tends to make one feel delusional.
She's an all time fave, for sure, but we've found a way to let her live, and that's refreshing in this day and age.
Especially in this day and age, with social media, teenagers are comparing themselves to everybody that have these perfect lives on Instagram – EM: Supposedly.
Others might cite how difficult it is to raise a child in this day and age, with threats all around — both real and imagined.
"I feel like in this day and age, being a visible part of the LGBTQ community is a political act in itself," she explains.
In this day and age, with all the technology, information and resources available to us, for someone to still make that assumption is unbelievable.
You might be able to survive a journey through space, but can you really go back to physical media in this day and age?
Why it matters: In this day and age, consumers should expect to know the audio and video recording capabilities of the devices they buy.
In this day and age, it's absolutely vital that you protect your personal and business data, and this is exactly what a VPN does.
It sounds like I don't ask for much, but in this day and age, that seems to be a lot more than what's coming.
In this day and age, advertising gets slipped into the media and entertainment consumed by the masses without them noticing more and more often.
In this day and age, it's almost old hat for gay characters on popular TV to trend more toward Homer Simpson than Waylon Smithers.
We're not doing what you have to do in this day and age in order to get the word out and connect with people.
I've never been a 'pc' kind of person — but I understand that we do need to be more sensitive in this day and age.
In this day and age, it's hard to find an affordable living space where you can fit a huge, desktop-style PC gaming rig.
"It's just incredible," Mr. Oviedo said, "in this day and age in 2018 you can lose your job over who you choose to love."
It's the fear that having a kid in this day and age dooms that kid to a miserable life on a miserably hot planet.
It doesn't take a genius to know that coding is one of the most valuable skills you can have in this day and age.
"In this day and age, there are various great ways a film can reach audiences," Studio Ghibli producer Toshio Suzuki said in a statement.
For a budding entrepreneur, owning a drone in this day and age is a latent business opportunity just waiting to be explored and exploited.
I hope to bring evidence-based policymaking to D.C., because that's a pretty unique thing in this day and age, and it shouldn't be.
Buying overpriced water bottles at the airport is an option, of course, but who wants waste money and plastic in this day and age?
Fat is also relatively hard for our bodies to burn that is why obesity is such a normal thing in this day and age.
"If someone wants true privacy in this day and age your actions for achieving it must be intentional," a user replied to my thread.
Whatever you happen to feel on an average day Online (which is probably a lot in this day and age), Internet Daughter has your back.
In this day and age, an effort to demystify the "aura" of the autonomous art object is an exercise in battering down an open door.
"It's stunning to me that there's a public vote to go smoking, in this day and age," condo resident Jeff Tentinger told the Star Tribune.
" He added: "In this day and age, we often encourage people to use ride sharing services because it's a safe alternative to drinking and driving.
Perhaps providing an environment hospitable to such musings is the best we can expect from the rare benefactors of capitalism, in this day and age.
However, in this day and age, a startup raising a lot of money in an ICO is not really of interest, at least to many.
"In this day and age, when it is so easy to purchase contact lenses online, people become lax about having regular check ups," she said.
While some were undoubtedly joking, in this day and age it's a very fine line between ironic conspiracy-theory mongering and sincere conspiracy-theory mongering.
In this day and age — in a divided country — if we can do something to help bridge that division, it doesn't do anything but good.
"The goal here, in this day and age, is that consumers should be able to buy a home online," said Prevu co-founder Chase Marsh.
Ultimately, Halley's show prompts the question: What does it mean to embrace rather than critique the society of the spectacle in this day and age?
I always want to, and then the problem is this day and age, when you ask somebody, it gets very complicated legally and all that.
In this day and age it doesn't have to be the old fashioned way of getting everyone in the studio together to play the songs.
"In this day and age, financial organizations shouldn't actually be operating, utilizing, certificate instances with known cryptographic flaws," Kemp told Motherboard in a phone interview.
After all, for many of us, a festival counts as a holiday, and in this day and age, we'll take any holidays we can get.
He didn't apologize, but instead said that his inclination to lavish affection on women and girls might not be appropriate in this day and age.
Buying overpriced water bottles at the airport is an option, of course, but who wants to waste money and plastic in this day and age?
In other TV-related news, people are outraged about a Peloton ad, because in this day and age people need things to be outraged about.
I believe that The New York Times Crossword exists as a reflection of the English language — of how people speak in this day and age.
In this day and age, males are stereotyped to enjoy video games as well, while females are not allowed to, by the stereotypes of society!
Now, The Lobster did pretty well for an indie film in this day and age, especially one with as strange a premise as this one.
Just as quickly, though, reactions turned cynical: How awful it is, in this day and age, that a presidential candidate must say she believes in science?
"I think in this day and age, everybody needs a little love in their life, with all the disturbing news that's often out there," said Brodlie.
In this day and age, you can work out quite quickly whether it's a genuine threat, and you need to be proactive about dealing with it.
So, unfortunately, people can say what they want but they're still gonna step on the same runways as any other big supermodel this day and age.
"In this day and age, two-day shipping is really just table stakes," Marc Lore, president and CEO of Walmart U.S. eCommerce, said about the decision.
The Music Modernization Act has received remarkable bipartisan support; it passed the House 415-0, which is nothing short of incredible in this day and age.
There's not much reason to have QuickTime on a Windows rig in this day and age, because there are so many better options for watching video.
But in this day and age of tone-deaf Pepsi commercials and the like, you can never be too sure where a brand may misstep next.
I believe that in this day and age, we are all well aware when we are initiating physical/ sexual interactions with someone who is not interested.
By far the biggest gift that fashion has bestowed upon us wide-hipped women in this day and age is the return of high-waisted pants.
But in this day and age, what you wear seems almost as important as who you'll be kissing when the clock strikes midnight... if not more.
It amazes me in this day and age that it's still major news for an actor to come out, and that there are still closeted actors.
Stop fucking littering for a start (seriously, if you are still throwing garbage on the ground in this day and age, you deserve the death penalty).
In this day and age, most strategic-level issues aren't resolved around secrets that need to be revealed but around mysteries that need to be solved.
"It's like Elon says: If you're buying a gasoline car in this day and age, it's like buying a horse when cars became available," Balenciaga said.
Emojis are a ubiquitous way to communicate in this day and age, but you've probably wondered — how do emojis make their way to your phone's keyboard?
That's a lot of money for a journalism program, and obviously an important one to teach people how to do journalism in this day and age.
"You don't win 108 games in that division, that league, in this day and age unless you're a pretty good club," Dodgers Manager Dave Roberts said.
CN: I also think one of the only times I feel relaxed in this day and age is when I'm having a conversation with someone, right?
The plaintiffs say that in this day and age, discrimination is often subtle and insidious, and people know better than to leave proof of it behind.
And in this day and age, using three or four relievers a night, that means there's going to be a hiccup in there at some point.
Debbie says in this day and age, the better move is to have compassion and spread positivity ... and believes Lara's taken a step in that direction.
In this day and age, I find the idea that a painting could actually be shocking absurd given what we're dealing with on a daily basis.
"One person asked, which in this day and age, is kind of a lot," said Chris Woldt, a manager at a Barnes & Noble in Brooklyn Heights.
"In this day and age, there are various great ways a film can reach audiences," Studio Ghibli producer Toshio Suzuki said in a statement through Netflix.
I am worried about being on my phone too much but I don't think it interferes with me being social, especially in this day and age.
Of course, in this day and age, it may be impossible to get off the company's grid completely, so let's break it down a bit more.
I'm glad I'm part of this day and age where I can be part of that process and help push that out there to the world.
But I mean in this day and age it should be logistically possible to move goods by plane or whatever it is if it's absolutely necessary.
Sadly, the reality of having any kind of online presence in this day and age seems to come hand in hand with receiving negative and abusive comments.
"The notion of labeling China a currency manipulator in this day and age is just silly, " said Edward Alden, senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations.
Yang, like the vast majority of his schoolmates, believes student idealism in this day and age must be channeled towards working with -- rather than against -- the government.
And in this day and age where "fake news" is splashed around incessantly and unfairly, for the sake of journalism, my only hope is they're not wrong.
She said they would sometimes watch television together while she did his hair, and Prince would remark on the openness of celebs in this day and age.
"In this day and age, you want to avoid interactions with police," Mulabah said, adding that he appreciated how the officer who responded was relaxed and calm.
Smart mobsters in this day and age no longer just line their pockets with traditional rackets (gambling, loansharking, extortion)—and some try to stay away all together.
That certainly doesn't narrow it down in this day and age, but I'm seeing a lot of the usual tropes about "isolated loners," and that's actually rare.
"I thought it was a fascinating story and unbelievable that a prison escape like this could happen in this day and age," Stiller said of his series.
"Thyssenkrupp is showing the true meaning of social partnership and co-determination in this day and age," Chief Minister Armin Laschet said after meeting Kerkhoff and Grolms.
"We spoke with several people who left their cell phones at their residences and in this day and age people don't remember people's phone numbers," Cogle said.
We know that this isn't the most exciting thing to talk about, but memory cards and SSDs play an absolutely vital role in this day and age.
In this day and age, with misinformation running rampant, it's important that we protect the truth, as well as those who work to bring it to light.
But there was no reason to return, because especially in this day and age, so many other things beckon: your phone, your activities, your friends, your life.
I know that in this day and age when things are so buttoned down, and the industry is so buttoned down, this is kind of an oddity.
Hennig points out in the first episode that it's important for content creators in this day and age to earn their "narrative chops," as she put it.
"In this day and age, and in this business, in politics, if you get 85 percent of what you want, that's pretty darn good," he told reporters.
I get disappointed when people are close-minded in this day and age and don't understand that rice is a grain or don't understand the significance of Japan.
If there is one thing that everyone seems to agree on — which is really remarkable in this day and age — it's that trust fund babies are the worst.
But we'd be remiss not to note that homophobia within the Black community (and in the music industry) is still all too real in this day and age.
As a country, we must take a moment to pause and contemplate whether an unbridled protection of our Second Amendment rights is appropriate in this day and age.
" She added that she's "never been a [politically correct] kind of person — but I understand that we do need to be more sensitive in this day and age.
"Having that entrepreneurial mindset is really a leg up in this day and age where you don't go to work at one corporation your entire career," Sharkey said.
" She admitted that she's "never been a [politically correct] kind of person — but I understand that we do need to be more sensitive in this day and age.
Drifting off to the land of nod is hard in this day and age, especially when we're not entirely sure what companies are doing with our personal data.
And I was excited in this day and age to give a speech that a lot of people in the states would crave to hear from a leader.
"In this day and age people are so sensitive that no matter what you do, somebody is going to make a big deal out of it," he said.
His approval rating is near 80 percent — that's unbelievable in this day and age, when the cynicism and hostility toward elected officials is so high and so intense.
"It's cool in this day and age that people wake up in the morning and go make a living interacting with nature and feeding their community," he said.
In this day and age, girls need to be strong and proud and who they are and the skin that they are in, no matter what they're wearing.
Oren Falkowitz, the co-founder of security company Area 1 and an ex-NSA hacker, said that in this day and age DMARC is considered basic cybersecurity hygiene.
"Everybody in this day and age understands that their data is probably the single most valuable asset they have in their organization, that and their employees," he added.
"In this day and age of greater awareness of mental health, addiction and social and economic strain, I'd like to think they'd take that into account," she said.
So let's talk about how nasty the pitching is, and how the pitchers this day and age are the best we've ever seen in the history of baseball.
On the show, Morton was said to be working in a social media marketing, which we know could mean a number of things in this day and age.
"Although I miss the nostalgia of opening my binder of cards, I know in this day and age my digital friends may be with me forever," says Grusin.
I think it's really important in this day and age when everything seems to be 140 characters of idiocy, every four seconds — and that's just from the president.
I am shocked that, in this day and age, we're still speaking about whether a woman has the right to be paid the same amount as a man.
"In this day and age, the expectation is that the secretary general will have some kind of persuasive power, some ability to use the bully pulpit," Bosco says.
As the title suggests, there are plenty of identity politics and a probing conversation about what it means to be a straight white man in this day and age.
" M: "A lot of people in this day and age use fashion and makeup and all the extra props of life as a disguise, hiding who they really are.
While Adam West was certainly typecast in the role for far too long, he represents a lighthearted approach to Batman that's become refreshingly different in this day and age.
And I just love that because i Think it speaks to where consumers are in this day and age, where consumers all over the world want to be active.
In this day and age, the hip trend is for fast food restaurants to take ownership of their shit-quality products by adopting sassy, teen-friendly social media presences.
It's bad enough in this day and age that a government watchdog has to remind civil servants to not watch porn at work — let alone on their work laptop.
From software operating systems to basic security threats, this 18-hour course will help you develop the essential IT background that everybody should have in this day and age.
There's not any, you know, in this day and age, there's nothing -- everything is quite transparent about how we do business and the records of how we do business.
That isn't so difficult in this day and age, thanks to sites like Shodan, a search engine for publicly available devices and databases, and similar search and indexing services.
Any candidate who doesn't have a LinkedIn profile up and running, especially in this day and age, obviously isn't in the loop or simply isn't taking their career seriously.
"It's a very small part of who I am on the whole, but nonetheless, in this day and age, it's important to stand up and be counted," he added.
"In this day and age there is a lack of facilitation for youth who are disengaged or of a different religion or race," Kurlow wrote in the campaign description.
Bernie: Even in this day and age and it's been somewhere in the neighbourhood of 24 years, a quarter of a century since china started its stock market experimentation.
We, as Americans, have much bigger issues before us in this day and age than if a football player is sitting, or taking a knee, during the national anthem.
"In this day and age, even underprivileged people, most of them have iPhones and cars and can get where they need to go," Pitt said in his opening statement.
It's sickening that in this day and age there are so many people who not only are so ignorant but are so open and proud about their ignorance, too.
In this day and age, somebody tried to wield influence, paid off somebody, and he's already in office, and you think that you're gonna get him out of there?
Or, more accurately in this day and age, sometimes life imitates television — as when the star of a reality TV show runs to be president of the United States.
In this day and age you're either with Trump or against Trump, you're either with Hillary or against her, you can't be in the middle, it's ridiculous to me.
"In this day and age, what this last bevy of IPOs shows us, is you have to have a pretty good revenue story, especially a media company," he explained.
To be part of an ensemble of gay men telling the story in this day and age, at this moment socially and politically, is important for me and audiences.
There is a lot of cattle at this day and age that are more bothered about getting fancy weights than they are about keeping the animal correct and mobile.
In this day and age, when everything is so polarizing, it's really hard for progressive, multinational corporations like ours to know just when and how to take a stand.
It's amazing that in this day and age, the best way to search for new clothes is to click a few check boxes and then scroll through endless pictures.
"I think in this day and age, you not only get judged on whether you win but you get judged on how you win," Tide Coach Nick Saban said.
Your phone, your car, your TV, your refrigerator, your thermostat, your doorbell, and more — in this day and age — they are all computing devices that critically depend on software.
The culture that produced the notorious Charlie Wilson (D-Texas) (and was popularized in a best-selling book a couple years ago) isn't kosher in this day and age.
"In this day and age, where a lot of the collectible market is down, CorningWare retails for $100, $150, and that&aposs on a really good day," he said.
It is what art did for me, and I'm grateful that children in this day and age will have more opportunities to live well instead of simply to exist.
"In this day and age, it is hard to contain information and this is a tactic and technology that does not require a lot of secret sauce," Singer said.
And who would welcome American refugees fleeing a war with its neighbor in this day and age, after we're closing the door on others looking for exactly the same?
But in this day and age, it's more about who the guy's going to be playing with out there on the basketball court than it is who's on the sideline.
In the end, in this day and age of high security, it is highly unusual for someone to hitch a ride aboard a commercial airliner, let alone survive the flight.
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They can be caught by your spellchecker or edited out by some simple proofreading, but in this day and age of fast communication, typos can make or break your destiny.
"If we start calling everything terrorism -- and in this day and age we mean ISIS -- we give credit and kudos to an organization that's willing to take it," she said.
"Especially in this day and age, I want to see consumers stepping up the plate to support small makers as a political act and as a political choice," Horie says.
"In this day and age, you have to have a robust store," then-Republican National Committee spokesman Sean Spicer, who later served as White House press secretary, told CBS News.
In this day and age, social media makes famous athletes more accessible than ever, and as a result, some of their pets have taken on cult followings of their own.
There are various aspects of wedding tradition that seem somewhat outdated in this day and age — a bride vowing to "obey" her husband, for example, or only men giving speeches.
"It's just staggering in this day and age when the stakes are so high at this level of the game that something like that is a game-changer," O'Neill said.
In this day and age, the extensive use of fuel-burning vehicles is becoming a larger issue as global warming develops into a growing threat — especially in the United States.
You'd figure in this day and age that looking at how much money was being raised, accredited investors and large corporations would surpass crowdsourced funding — but Mangler says not so fast.
And I think it's a glorious way to make a living, especially in this day and age when so many people either can't recognize the truth, or don't think it's important.
And in this day and age, when accusations of false news are flying every day, the citizens need to be able to check facts and gather facts and argue about facts.
I don't think audiences really care as much, and in this day and age, when there are so many out celebrities, when gay marriage is legal… there's just not that need.
"When people can't get rid of their house in this day and age, they're not going to move," said Tom Gimbel, founder and CEO of staffing and recruiting firm LaSalle Network.
"In this day and age, yes, I am a very independent woman and I am a mother of three and I'm a badass, but I am still Nick's wife," she says.
"It's a miracle this project came about at all in this day and age," said Yasuo Unakami, an analyst at the Japan Finance Corporation, a government-backed research and investment group.
"I get friendships, I do, but I think in this day and age where somebody befriends a Republican and legislation that we think is important doesn't get passed," she told reporters.
And you know, in this day and age where everyone is just sat inside on their computers, golf is just a good reason to get outside and get some fresh air.
"When people hear 'bug bounty,' they think we are just opening ourselves to attack, but what people forget is, we are always in this day and age under attack," he said.
I wanted to say that I was very inspired by your statement on continuing on the mission of The New York Times in this day and age of manipulated mass media.
Creating a law that bans looking at your cellphone while crossing the street would be difficult to enforce, and in this day and age it would be broken all the time.
You know, that was a carryover of a old way of thinking that didn't make sense in this day and age, particularly as we're opening up travel between the two countries.
In this day and age, with increased levels of surveillance and restriction, the move to invest in a VPN service that takes your privacy seriously is as straightforward as they come.
Jamie: I was annoyed that this happened because of where we are in this day and age, and I say that as someone who's had this happen to me years ago.
" Addressing her colleagues on Tuesday, Kelly said she's "never been a 'pc' kind of person -- but I understand that we do need to be more sensitive in this day and age.
That's an interesting one, but I think what we've seen in this day and age is that a show has the ability to be huge regardless of the way it's released.
Spoilers are always a risk when you look at social media in the run-up to a big movie or TV episode, and most people get that in this day and age.
Surely there will be connectors out to other enterprise tools, because, in this day and age, there have to be, but Slack has an advantage that Facebook, Microsoft and even Cisco lack.
" "When we put out a political solution, we are going to try to put forward the best proposed solutions that we think are pragmatic, achievable and viable in this day and age.
"In this day and age, we still have cholera in Accra," said Ghanaian resident Waseem-Ahmed Bin-Kasim, currently completing his PhD on sanitation and urbanization at Washington University in St. Louis.
In this day and age, there are still job applicants out there who feel the need to anglicise their names or find it hard to get certain work due to their gender.
I've had people on Twitter asking me for my address to send their empty tins to, which I have politely refused as in this day and age, they could easily be maniacs.
"I understand that these things happen, I understand that hacks happen, but the idea that a company in this day and age is so uninterested in helping is super frustrating," Lillard says.
And I believe in this day and age that you need to be very, very clear with your brand, what you are for consumers, in order for them to take it up.
I cannot believe that an airline in this day and age would give a straight couple preferential treatment over a gay couple and go so far as to ask us to leave.
"In this day and age, it's not that complicated to work out whether human rights abuses are involved in the sourcing of products on the other side of the world," Dummett says.
At a time when many storied firms on Wall Street are asking themselves profound questions — such as, What does it mean to be a Wall Street firm in this day and age?
In addition to the IPTV technology, Layer3 has also taken a modern approach to putting together a TV service in this day and age of Netflix, YouTube, Hulu, and Amazon Prime Video.
The reasons these other services can't match traditional expensive cable packages tell us much about a seldom-examined question: Why, in this day and age, do we still watch so much TV?
One might imagine that in this day and age we would have grown immune to moral entrepreneurship in the context of cannabis, now that a movement has begun to unravel Anslinger's legacy.
Touting the company's smart business model, wide reach, and double-digit revenue growth, Cramer said this is exactly the kind of affordable, experiential play he looks for in this day and age.
It's "a little bit of column A, a little bit of column B and [producing] column C—your art, your philosophy," says Little of living and learning in this day and age.
It's like this day and age in a world full of noise and artificial life and things that we're all part of which is great and it's the way it is wonderful.
"That's a harder thing to do in this day and age, is to have people work with each other for a long period of time, but it is the goal," she said.
And I think in this day and age, there's too much blitheness with the term 'friend,' so I wanted to introduce a notion of solemnity to friendship and a sense of responsibility.
So, when you think about doing that now, in this day and age ... 'cause, you know, there used to be, again, all these magazines and all these ways to communicate with people.
In this day and age, with all the serious issues we face, we are still confronted with people who will kill another for the sole reason of the color of their skin.
My friends' moms have told me just horrible things about what their work environments were like, and it's made me really grateful and thankful to be living in this day and age.
I think it's really key in this day and age to remember it's not just about the people that you know that you're supporting, it's about the people that you don't know.
The thing is, in this day and age being chill is one of the better things anyone can be, and Hufflepuffs like Newt Scamander are finally having their day in the sun.
In that sense, the beige tone of Mr. Mueller's report — that desiccating bureaucratese denying the events their juice and soundbite-ability — is something of a radical act in this day and age.
In this day and age, where food media has grown into something that none of us could have imagined, Jacques Pépin's perspective, wit, and attention to detail is more valuable than ever before.
No matter how hard a band tries or how good their songs are, it just seems impossible for a band as perfect as the Mary Chain to exist in this day and age.
They say you can learn a lot about a person from what they watch on TV. Though in this day and age, we judge people on what they spend a day binge-watching.
So I want to show how, in this day and age of powerful women, dominatrix women who are sexy and powerful and have agency [and] how we also need that equality within men.
"In this day and age people are so sensitive that no matter what you do," Aldean said about the costume, which his publicist confirmed was Lil Wayne shortly after the photo went viral.
I'm not going to fully quote her, but it's something on the idea of young women, in this day and age, making choices about their looks that isn't distracting, but not self-indulgent.
Still, any conservation success stories ought to be applauded this day and age, if only to remind us that human being do have the capacity to effect positive change in the natural world.
The jury's still out on whether the industry as a whole will totally switch over to in-season presentations — or whether there's even a point to Fashion Week in this day and age.
It's not enough in this day and age that we have to deal with fake news, we also have to deal with fake prescription drugs, fake luxury goods, and fake Renaissance-era paintings.
Kemper said she believes "it's great that everyone can have their voice be heard in this day and age" and said she doesn't think the show goes too far with the sensitive topic.
It is unfortunate that in this day and age, some individuals can hinder the course of progress and prosperity for millions of people without being held accountable for their whimsical and detrimental actions.
No matter how evolved we think society is going, there seems to be a winding back, especially in this day and age where these old values seem to be emerging from the darkness.
In fact, we're still burdened with an Electoral College system that truly makes no sense in this day and age and can occasionally result in the likes of George W. Bush becoming president.
"To think that a community does not have the capacity to fully appreciate what they see on a video, in this day and age, is just egregious in my perspective," Mr. Royal said.
There will always be a place for violent action games, but it's also easy to imagine Damon's "let's make Bourne like Myst" angle being taken much more seriously in this day and age.
In this day and age, our personal data, financial assets and private communication are all protected by cryptographic algorithms, and there are ample incentives and precedents for sophisticated attacks on the general population.
"I cannot believe that an airline in this day and age would give a straight couple preferential treatment over a gay couple and go so far as to ask us to leave," Cooley said.
In this day and age when people have very strong and divergent opinions about the way the country should be governed I think you have to get out there and do everything you can.
It was so great to be able to keep a secret like that as long as we did — five episodes, it's very hard to keep a secret in this day and age about anything.
It's unusual in this day and age to create a cloud solution that requires the startup to run a data center, but they found they couldn't achieve the performance they wanted using cloud VMs.
"In this day and age, with all the serious issues we face, we are still confronted with people who will kill another for the sole reason of the color of their skin," he added.
"He added: "In this day and age, with all the serious issues we face, we are still confronted with people who will kill another for the sole reason of the color of their skin.
Apart from being a wildly different yet intriguing homage to Shirley Jackson's acclaimed novel of the same name, the horror series feels like a rarity in this day and age of endless TV reboots.
In this day and age – when seriousness seems to be a required stance when it comes to art making – Clippinger's modestly scaled works are a welcome relief, particularly since they never devolve into preciousness.
Understand that it's really just coming from stupid horror movies, and yes, some of some of the lyrics we have are uncomfortable—especially in this day and age, people are more offended by it.
This is a big no-no in this day and age because if anyone breaches T-Mobile (and companies are breached all the time), they could likely guess or brute-force every user's password.
Even if the attackers' claim to have hacked into secure government servers was false, in this day and age of "fake news," the mere perception of cyber malfeasance can lend an adversary significant leverage.
"In recent high-profile failures of polling, a common thread has been selection bias — that it's hard to reach a truly representative sample of the population in this day and age," Mr. Simon said.
"This day and age, it probably doesn't make sense for your general manager to go into his final year without a contract, so that would mean something should happen this year," Henry said then.
Hypothetical Gameplans Nobody should be giving Dan Henderson the chance to land his right hand in this day and age because everyone knows where it is coming from, and where it is going to.
I am terrified of time because I, like many people of this day and age, have been obsessed with my mirrored self, and when things change on me (usually for the worse), I freak out.
This seems to be because it is considerably more common to come up from the floor with the head low than it is to shoot in with the head low in this day and age.
"He's somebody willing to what they think in this day and age, face-to-face, on national television with people, and he's also somebody who does know what they're talking about," Paisley adds of Cowell.
For this week's issue of PEOPLE, Bullock and Paulson discussed the importance of family and how beautiful it is that, in this day and age, you have control over how your family comes to fruition.
"I am so lucky alive to be alive in this day and age," Brinkley told Fox News under the glimmering white tents of her Social Life Magazine cover party in Bridgehampton, New York, on Saturday.
The album I'm writing now is somewhat a female empowerment album, and one of the most important things for women in this day and age is to talk about their strengths and celebrate their weaknesses.
"I know that seems so simple, but in this day and age, I think it's so important," says Ramsey about the tour, which will also include special guests Mitchell Tenpenny, Morgan Evans and Jordan Davis.
We can't forget that in this day and age, you can actually get married in the Las Vegas Taco Bell chapel and recently, one bride even created a wedding dresses made from Taco Bell wrappers.
"I think the great thing about this day and age and with travel and social media, we get to see a lot more of it," Pawar said of the diversity of cultures in the world.
" Kerry also warned against isolationism, saying: "In this day and age, folks, we cannot confuse national pride with national self-sufficiency or think that exclusionary policies are somehow going to solve the problems that we face.
That means meeting people where they are — and in this day and age, that starts by recognizing that even people following on two screens don't just flip back and forth between a TV and a smartphone.
"In this day and age, we have no other option but to talk about it as forthright and candidly as possible," said Jim Manley, a Democratic strategist who has worked for top Democrats in the Senate.
That is a steadfast and heroic thing to do in this day and age — inhabit an island of your own making, one that welcomes anybody who chooses to stop by — and never once descend into didacticism.
But it is a relatively rare thing, and something I strive hard to achieve in this day and age of three-minute-at-best listens on Spotify, skipping through things—that's how I listen to music.
"In this day and age when everyone has a megaphone and people are watching, you almost have to answer publicly," said Bob Geller, president of Fusion Public Relations, a New York-based marketing and communications firm.
But in this day and age, it is up to the nominee to prove, via one's track record and public statements, that he or she is committed to the public interest and not the corporate interest.
"I feel like in this day and age it's kind of become a team sport, politics," said 43-year-old import manager Michelle Green, who is involved in local efforts to improve Broad Channel's climate resiliency.
But security experts, especially those with a stake in such bug programs, said Apple could now be doing more, especially in this day and age where the conventions of finding bugs and fixing them have changed.
"I'm not going to object to anything like that, not in this day and age," Roberts told the Chicago Tribune, adding that a person can totally just stand in the door of the cloakroom and vote.
People say things about them — calling them cockroaches and pushing for their genocide — "that would not fly anywhere else in this day and age," Sha Merirei Ongelungel, an artist and activist of Palauan descent, told me.
It's a classic tale about choosing your path in life, but luckily in this day and age, you can have a healthy life outside of dance and be completely dedicated and devoted and driven to dance.
But as a hero of the field, Daniel Ellsberg, has argued in a different context, that paradigm must be adapted in this day and age because the draconian risk to the disobedient has grown too large.
This is particularly troublesome in this day and age, wherein some 4500 federal criminal laws are on the books, as well as more than 300,000 federal regulations (that carry a criminal penalty) supervised by unelected bureaucrats.
In this day and age, with e-commerce and digital bazaars, pop-up shops and pop-in shops, mass brands selling indie wares and indie labels with limited-edition products, there are more gift options than ever.
"In this day and age, retailers drive business by focusing their efforts on releasing promotions like these, so it's really in the customer's best interest to make sure they have something before they check out," Skirboll says.
"We're living in this day and age and time when we are questioning, and should be questioning, what is our responsibility, our part, our action," the designer said, when asked why he designed the politically charged shirts.
I'm glad you asked this question because of course, most people initially think that in this day and age of ubiquitous photoshop, that I probably photographed the animals and then composited in preexisting locations from somewhere else.
Referring to the Breivik manifesto, she said it wasn't unlawful to read that type of material or to do Google searches and that it was common for people "in this day and age" to list political enemies.
"I do understand that in this day and age if you disappear for too long, people think you actually died," the British singer and songwriter told Reuters during an exclusive interview in New York City on Monday.
"Clinton wouldn't disclose how her emails were encrypted, "given what people with ill intentions can do with such information in this day and age, there are concerns about broadcasting specific technical details about past and current practices.
"In general we just built a great product and a great service, and we focused on this consumer angle — which is something that really connects well with what people want in this day and age," he adds.
Whoopi more or less shamed Bella on "The View" for taking nude photos in this day and age ... and Thorne fired back in a series of emotional posts, blasting Goldberg for causing her more pain and anguish.
This is in part due to the fact that it opened with exactly zero fanfare and is a family-run establishment with no restaurant group backing (which in this day and age is almost a minor miracle).
"Terrorism in this day and age…is as necessary an evil as car crashes and plane crashes—it's going to happen and we need to deal with it in a way that is rational," says Mr Winter.
Since everything from technology and development to marketing to customer service is done in-house, it becomes feasible to create an identity that customers feel connected to — an important key to success in this day and age.
What may seem like a unified front has pronounced schisms, with conflicting opinions on many issues, including nuclear power and natural gas, that are complicating what it means to be an environmentalist in this day and age.
He will observe a friend getting abused racially in London and be rendered "absolutely speechless" by the fact that racism still exists in this day and age – this time of Kendrick Lamar and Form 696 and #BlackLivesMatter.
"I've never been a 'pc' kind of person — but I understand that we do need to be more sensitive in this day and age," she wrote in her mea culpa, which she hoped would quiet the storm.
"It's not surprising that in this day and age, a lot of the frequently looked-up words do come from politics, because that's something people are paying attention to now, and frankly, is contentious now," Schneider said.
ALBANY — For nearly 90 years, an uncelebrated New York State law has largely escaped attention, allowing what would seem to be unfathomable in this day and age, and particularly in this state: child marriages, by the thousands.
Reaching across the aisle may seem old-fashioned, or even impossible in this day and age, but it really is the job of Congress to work collaboratively to create a solution that benefits and protects all Americans.
And it think that in this day and age, one thing I say, I often say, one of our biggest competitors in this space of science is Goop health and Gwyneth Paltrow because she has such pull.
The drawings — many of which contained closely packed parallel lines, rows of circles, and a stylized Slinky-like scribble — did not remind me of anyone else's work, which is a rare experience in this day and age.
"I think a lot of people are wondering how this format will work in this day and age when everything is online," says Tamara Dhia, the former Complex News presenter who now serves as one of TRL's hosts.
Having said that, personal data really matters in this day and age, which is why we have reached out to partners in order to put together the best VPN deals for anyone looking keep their online identity safe.
Take note of who else was around when the attack happened, not only in case you need to call on them as witnesses, but also because in this day and age of technology, someone may have recorded it.
But in this day and age, we have so many outside forces just injecting their sticky paws, whether it's apps or advertisements or media, or whatever it is, just thrusting distractions in the way of a focused rapport.
If nothing else, you'll be quoting Jessica's most relatable line in this day and age, "I'm angry, and I'm not sure there's anything I won't do anymore," until the series returns for round two on International Women's Day.
"It is simply unconscionable for Jews to be targeted during worship on a Sabbath morning, and unthinkable that it would happen in the United States of America in this day and age," the ADL said in a statement.
"This day and age of Photoshopping and transforming oneself and filtering and filtering and filtering, it really feels good when a photo can capture my heart, my body, my spirit, without having to gloss over it," she said.
And while a big, New Deal–style government program might seem like a nonstarter in this day and age—just look at the continuing battle over the Affordable Care Act—a jobs guarantee isn't actually so far-fetched.
"Employers need to know if they're not up front about their pay structures, that could raise a red flag for a job seeker in this day and age," Dobroski says, noting that pay information is readily available online.
In this day and age, it made no sense for Lambo to do a grand tourer or a sedan, so instead, we got a "super sport utility vehicle" — a Lambofied SUV that was announced a few years back.
"It's really unacceptable in this day and age with the technology that we have to have something like this happen regardless of the wider issues, this is just unacceptable from a modern seamanship point of view," King added.
In this day and age, where video and audio surveillance is practically ubiquitous wherever you go, it ought to be a national scandal that police officers and government agents are not generally required to record the entire interview.
What a tragedy it is in this day and age when two bright young students and many others have to risk brain damage as a ticket to college rather than using their brains to carry them to success.
"In this day and age, with the milk market so volatile, farmers have three options: You get a niche and process your own milk, you get bigger, or you get out of dairy farming," said Mr. Brown, 26.
But you'll have to book your flight over the phone (who does that in this day and age?) or call American Airlines' reservation team after you reserve your flight to access the airline's new offering, CBS News reported.
But in this day and age, maybe we could all think a little more about what we put on the internet and into the world, and how it affects the people around us — including the people we're tweeting about.
"In this day and age people are so sensitive that no matter what you do, somebody is going to make a big deal out of it," Aldean, 39, tells Billboard, speaking out on the subject for the first time.
President Napolitano: I think the notion in this day and age that we're going to be able to return to the days of yore would be a nice thought, but I don't think it would be a realistic thought.
After all, in this day and age, our identities increasingly exist online and in the many apps on our smartphones, where we look for hookups, send and receive money from friends, and watch our dogs while we're at work.
In the United States, we are a very diverse country with different cultures and knowing that many of these cultures' rich history is not being taught in this day and age is odd and these courses should be offered.
" Gary Michael added, "Bottom line — they are artists and in this day and age, if they can afford to pay someone for usage of that photograph in order to convey a visual message to accompany their musicianship…then so be it.
"Bottom line — they are artists and in this day and age, if they can afford to pay someone for usage of that photograph in order to convey a visual message to accompany their musicianship…then so be it," he explained.
"Growing up as a young Black woman in London, [photographers and makeup artists] often struggled to buy makeup that works for my skin tone, which seems crazy in this day and age," she says in a new i-D documentary.
"All social media platforms who have not taken this step, should look in the mirror and decide whether they want to continue to facilitate harassment and hate in this day and age where that has serious consequences," Koskoff told me.
"All social media platforms who have not taken this step, should look in the mirror and decide whether they want to continue to facilitate harassment and hate in this day and age where that has serious consequences," Koskoff told CNN.
"Young Han Solo" may be a bit too twee for this day and age, but it explains everything you need to know about the film (and references that other prequel to a Harrison Ford portrayal, ABC's The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles).
"One of the most important things for you to always remember, especially now, in this day and age — in life, really — is that you have to be nice to women," Eve awkwardly tells Brendan later, during the drive to college.
"I feel like in this day and age especially with social media and all the blogs, so many women try to paint this unrealistic, picture-perfect message of what being a mother is like, and it's just not reality," she explained.
"In this day and age, when people are trying to gain their rights and show what they identify with against what they were born as, or assigned to be, the freedom of choice is really important," she told the outlet.
"The U.S. is responsible for about 60 percent of our clientele base — elsewhere on the Row that figure is far higher — and in this day and age, it's naïve to think that everyone still comes to London," Mr. Lagrange said.
I think in this day and age, when cinema's so dark and sad, and such a reminder of how dark and sad the world is, it's so nice to have a ray of light, and a movie that makes you smile.
I was like, this is amazing that she can do this, and that we have a medium in this day and age that allows her to do this — that allows young people to come and be part of the national conversation.
With all of this back and forth over who is and who isn't a supermodel, and what the word supermodel even means in this day and age, we all seem to have taken our eye off the bottom line i.e.
It&aposs among many efforts companies like Facebook are taking to make sure that you don&apost feel your data is being compromised, even though Scott McNealy is saying, in this day and age, it&aposs going to be compromised.
Supporters of the president will argue that communications in this day and age make it easy for a Obama to monitor any situation from anywhere, therefore eliminating the need for him in this case to actually survey the damage up close.
"It doesn't make sense to me, in this day and age, that anybody thinks they have the right to tell us what should be important to us," said Janine Ledford, the executive director of the Makah Cultural and Research Center.
What the Bernie Sanders holdouts have figured out is that in this day and age — of Twitter, iPhones, Everywhere Breaking News — these breakfasts have become a place for the "silenced" (as the tape stuck over their mouths declares) to be heard.
At the very least, make sure you're wearing good polarized lenses on the water; we may have prosthetic these and those available in this day and age, but we haven't found a way to replace oculi — not just yet, anyhow.
No one with a brain believes in this day and age that women are defenseless pawns of men — in fact to continue to perpetuate this myth about women is in and of itself denigrating of the strength of modern women.
Because I feel, in this day and age, there's this idea that there are good immigrants who are actively contributing and law abiding and actively participating in capitalism and we should honor them and let them stay in our country.
Like most of us, I will probably never amount to anything special, and will most likely just be a blip of binary in the ever swelling throng of statistics that seem to define human life in this day and age.
Ranging from medieval art works, religious artifacts, royal regalia, swords, crowns and medals of honor among many other exhibits, the collection contains pieces of exquisite craftsmanship and cultural importance that may be impossible to recreate at this day and age.
Even with the internet, the open debates on horrible bills like North Carolina's HB2 that are being passed in this day and age it is still fact that loving the person that you want to love comes with a price.
It's not because throwing up a Sieg Heil while declaring "white power!" is as hateful, troubling, and potentially dangerous as it's always been, but because in this day and age—to a kike like me, at least—it's just fucking boring.
" And Boyd Brown, a former South Carolina lawmaker and former Democratic National Committee member who has helped O'Rourke in the state, said, "If you're going to run for president in this day and age, you've got to answer for past sins.
In this day and age, you know that people are going to go on some streaming service, listen to each song for a second, and then pick out a few that they really like and listen to them out of order.
Juliano: I want young producers to be able to make money and to be able to support themselves especially in this day and age that is very difficult, but I don't know it's kind of a rock and hard place?
It's the only one where a full recording of the original broadcast doesn't exist — or, at the very least, hasn't been made available to the public — which is hard to imagine in this day and age of always-on technology.
To show you how much computers control cars in this day and age, we asked Miller, who used to work at the NSA, to show us what a hacker could do to our car as part of CYBERWAR, VICELAND's series on hacking.
However, as if to prove the very manner in which the US and—more appropriately for the purposes of this column—social media are divided in this day and age, the subject owned trending topics on Twitter, but in wildly different ways.
But nonetheless the act of wearing a safety pin in this day and age, even diamond-encrusted ones, can't help but bring to mind the post-election movement meant to demonstrate solidarity with those who feel threatened in the current political climate.
There's no evidence that these bugs were found and exploited by criminals against Belkin users, but once again, they are a reminder that in this day and age, our internet-connected crock-pot are a threat to our data—even to our phones.
"In this day and age, for FGM to still occur – and a federal government can't regulate this with a human rights violation – is very bizarre," Yasmeen Hassan, executive director of Equality Now, an international women's rights organization, told the Detroit Free Press.
Even if people are saying they did this, these are things that will have to be talked about — in this day and age, how do you live a normal life and not look at the media, especially in a trial this long?
"We need to emphasize that in this day and age, quarantining is not a useful strategy to control HIV," Emory Center for AIDS Research co-director Dr. Carlos del Rio told STAT, adding he believed Price's intent was misinformed rather than malicious.
Being aware of some of the bad things that you might run into is vital in this day and age, because, when it comes to your security and privacy, an ounce of prevention is truly worth a pound (or ton) of cure.
Using a secure messaging app to communicate with your political allies is a great idea in this day and age, where government hackers actively try to break into the email accounts of high-profile politicians and staffers in order to plaster them online.
WATCH: Prince Harry and Meghan Markle Have Set a Date for Their Royal Wedding Foy, 33, has a rather more optimistic outlook, however, believing many of challenges that have previously plagued the royal family aren't so apparent in this day and age.
Or just cancel these things entirely—in this day and age, interested voters can get more than enough information about the candidates from their omnipresent social media accounts, videos of their speeches, and the endless supply of articles breaking down the race.
Most Americans, at least publicly, agree that we should judge each other by the content of our character rather than by invidious distinctions such as color, race, religion and even, dare I say it in this day and age, gender or sexual orientation.
In Radcliffe's oft-depressing worldview, concepts like truth, trust, and interpersonal love dissolve amidst the existential anxiety that's part of being alive in this day and age, but you know, it sounds nice, making a case for at least a little hope.
Murdering a prehistoric tribesman by siccing a tamed white wolf on him is not as immediately evocative to us, in this day and age, as it is to bomb insurgents from an American Flying Fortress as part of a war against terrorism.
Though Dyn's Chief Strategy Officer Kyle York said DDoS attacks are not uncommon in this day and age, Friday's attack was at a scale he had never seen before and involved "tens of millions of IP addresses" associated with the Mirai malware.
"I think the average small business is really at a disadvantage in this day and age, not really conscious of the intrusion of those who would want to either extort them or use them as a tool for penetrating even larger enterprises," Rep.
"It is unfathomable to me that in this day and age, in one of the most expensive cities in the world and at our most technologically advanced point as a civilization, the city cannot mitigate the rat problem," Diaz said in a statement.
"I work with a bunch of classic film fans, who also happen to be film nerds, who love independent film, art house film, foreign film, and they observed that it's still, in this day and age, hard to find certain films," Dorian tells me.
Five is a very small number, especially in this day and age where we need to keep tabs on everything (geddit), but at least you'll be more conscious of your Chrome tab usage — which we can all admit, gets out of hand far too easily.
From speaking with these couples, we learned that the decision to do something this as-of-now different doesn't always have to be a big, splashy statement; in this day and age you should do whatever you like with your last name, with no judgment.
I TOLD YOU THEIR CONCEPT I THINK LIBRA WAS A NEAT CONCEPT PAYMENT SYSTEMS IF YOU HAVE A PROBLEM YOU WANT TO FIX LIKE CROSS BORDER TRANSMISSION, I AGREE WITH HIM I DON'T THINK THAT IN THIS DAY AND AGE IT WILL BE THEM.
"It's unbelievable that [in] this day and age that Vice President Biden believes that local government, that local officials should have that kind of say when it comes to desegregation and racism — all of us should know the history in this country," she continued.
"Especially in this day and age, with social media, you compare yourself to other people — you see where they are traveling and what they have, so you are tempted to compete with them and have the same things and buy more things," Garrido says.
It needs a full-on overhaul to be what I think Esquire should be in this day and age, which is dovetailing with a moment in which men are more eager than ever to embrace a certain amount of daring when it comes to style.
Both say they can't believe that in this day and age they experienced the racism they did at work for one of the United States' oldest and most storied companies, still a key part of the economy at No. 10 on the Fortune 500 list.
" Jonathan Greenblatt, CEO of the Anti-Defamation League (ADL), said in a statement: "It is simply unconscionable for Jews to be targeted during worship on a Sabbath morning, and unthinkable that it would happen in the United States of America in this day and age.
But in this day and age when anything is game for malicious hackers, it's an easy target, sitting out in the open and generally lacking in the kinds of funds that private companies and other for-profit entities have to protect themselves from security breaches.
"It is simply unconscionable for Jews to be targeted during worship on a Sabbath morning, and unthinkable that it would happen in the United States of America in this day and age," the Jewish organization, which tracks anti-Semitic incidents, said in a statement.
In chasing the myth that any new coal-fired power could become socially or environmentally acceptable in this day and age, Southern Co., which owns the Kemper project, squandered billions of dollars and several years of research that could've been spent much more wisely.
"In this day and age, you have to do it just for the stakes, to say, 'We're playing for keeps,'" says Terry Matalas, the co-creator of Syfy's 12 Monkeys, which, as a time travel show, can always drop in on dead characters in the past.
Dambuster Studios' sequel to 2011's original Homefront sees a resistance force striking back against the USA-occupying Koreans, but it played—at Gamescom 2015—like the most tired kind of first-person shooter anyone could have the misfortune to sit through in this day and age.
And so, how odd is it in this day and age that we can take the entirety of the world's information via Google and a smartphone and get it to the middle of India for just a few dollars, but we can't get basic health care there.
" Speaking with Good Morning America, the mom-to-be, 30, says she's "excited to bring a girl into the world, especially in this day and age when we're really standing on a point of strength, and there are so many examples of strong women doing great things.
And we obviously in this day and age you can't just create a website, and you know as they say build a better mousetrap and hope that they come, you've got to be proactive you've got to get out there, you've got to deploy social media somehow.
Bernie: Right, along that same vein there, I guess another aspect of that conversation is a lot of port authorities around the world, especially in this day and age of slowed steaming, are quite particular about what kind of fuel burn you use when in their premises.
Even in this day and age of passwords for everything and facial recognition at the departure gate, all that sits between you and someone rebooking a flight is a passenger's surname and the booking reference on your ticket, known as the passenger name record — or PNR.
" Greenblatt also put the attack in the context of rising anti-Semitism across the U.S. "It is simply unconscionable for Jews to be targeted during worship on a Sabbath morning, and unthinkable that it would happen in the United States of America in this day and age.
"It is incredible in this day and age that one could even fathom that a legitimate rape victim was part of a conspiracy by a rival firm to harm Uber," Douglas Wigdor, the attorney for the survivor in the Uber Delhi rape, said in a statement.
That it went on to sell a respectable half-million copies in its first year spoke to Nirvana's pull (an astonishing number when you think about record sales in this day and age), but both the band and label opted not to throw any promotion behind it.
"In this day and age, everything is so messed up and there's so much division between everybody, and to bring something that could possibly unite people and make them feel safe in what is an unsafe world, I mean, no-brainer," said co-owner Peter Ore.
But in this day and age, dangerous and hostile regimes across the world pose a direct threat to the homeland, and they know that one of the best ways to flex their muscles on a global scale is to develop intercontinental ballistic missiles that can strike America.
It was a high bar to clear, then, on Thursday evening here, when the same orchestra gave the premiere of Mr. Adams's "Become Desert," completing a trilogy he never set out to write: three nature-immersed — and so inevitably, in this day and age, obliquely political — pieces.
It's a rare condition, in this day and age, to read any good news on the newspaper page — but if you're in need an escape by way of wholesome TV comedy, Hulu's got you covered, with Steve Urkel, Balky Bartokomous, and the Tanner family everywhere you look.
" On gun control, after the Las Vegas massacre — in which one Disney employee was shot dead and another was shot in the lung — Mr. Iger said, "In this day and age, we get outraged when an athlete doesn't stand for the national anthem — where's the outrage here?
"Charging so much money for that long of a meal is kind of ludicrous in this day and age; it needs to evolve," said the chef Jonathan Waxman, a longtime friend who showed Mr. Keller the French Laundry when it came up for sale in the 1990s.
"In this day and age we have to twist things in our heads and do things based on the assumption that nothing is on paper, and then when we talk about money everything is going to be digital in one form or the other," he said.
"I met hundreds of people during this process and I learned so much from just talking to them, but actually, I learned much more from just listening — something that we've seen to have lost the capacity to do in this day and age," Couric told the audience.
While American Pharoah was the first Triple Crown champion in 37 years, and only the 12th in history, California Chrome is perhaps rarer still in this day and age: a once-in-a-lifetime horse still dominating the competition at the ripe old age of 5.
With something like this, we really wanted to make sure that … we felt like if we came out of some cinematic approach, it would help with the younger demographic that, I think, in this day and age have such a short attention span and everything like that.
"This day and age of Photoshopping and transforming oneself and filtering and filtering and filtering, it really feels good when a photo can capture my heart, my body, my spirit, without having to gloss over it," the Jane the Virgin star, 32, tells Women's Health in the October issue.
"We expressed our grave concern with these alleged acts of violence... This is a man-made humanitarian disaster and something which should not be happening in this day and age," Balakrishnan said, referring to the meeting of the 10-member Association of Southeast Asian Nations, which includes Myanmar.
Serenity was ultimately a theatrical flop, but rumors have circulated ever since that Whedon would bring the world back for a new show, and in this day and age of television revivals there would certainly be a dedicated fanbase ready should it return in some form down the road.
We'd like to do more and we're exploring how to do more, because in this day and age, if you don't have internet access that works and goes fast enough, you can't do your homework, you can't do research, you can't apply for jobs, you can't find jobs.
In this day and age, you wouldn't go up to a software engineer and say, "Hey, build me a website," and not hand her a laptop, but it's totally okay to go up to a doctor and say, "Save my life," and then you hand them a stethoscope.
" Maduro seems to recognize that much of his legitimacy rests on opposing the U.S. In our conversation, he predicted that Trump's Presidency signalled "the end of the American hegemony in the world," and added, "In this day and age, you can't conduct international politics coercively with a supremacist agenda.
And in this day and age, it's about equality, it's about equal rights, it's about equal pay....we believe it's our responsibility for women's sports and specifically for women's soccer to really do whatever it takes to push for equal pay and equal rights and be treated with respect.
The enduring relationship between the musical theatre and LGBTQ communities is well known, so you'd think that "in this day and age", a television program that is specifically about musical theater would have no problems including pro-LGBTQ lyrics in a song that is explicitly about LGBTQ rights.
"I think that people cannot go around killing and cutting up journalists in this day and age, and I think if they do, everybody in the world has to make a stance against that," Mr. Branson said last week while unveiling his star on Hollywood's Walk of Fame.
BERNARD J. KABAK, NEW YORK To the Editor: The appalling performance by Matthew Petersen, one of President Trump's judicial nominees, in response to the withering questioning by Senator John Kennedy is inexcusable in this day and age, whatever the limitations of Mr. Petersen's legal schooling and past experience.
Sure, there's technically a chance that you didn't get your manager's note about an important task requiring your immediate attention, but if you choose to ignore certain emails, be prepared for the backlash — because in this day and age, "I didn't get the memo" just doesn't cut it.
"In this day and age, if you can&apost find out every single detail about something on the internet it&aposs mind blowing," Hernandez told Business Insider over the phone alongside Lazarte from the Sundance Film Festival, where the first three episodes of their series got their world premiere.
I think one of the best things to do, especially in this day and age of Silicon Valley, is sometimes ... Like when I worked on Wall Street, I used to volunteer at San Francisco General, and I would just clean gurneys, and I was like a patient advocate.
The dialogue is instantly quotable: "This is why every guy I meet on Tinder wants to choke me on our first date" or "Men who don't eat pussy in this day and age are straight up sociopathic" provide the humor that offsets the gory violence of the film's entwined morality tales.
"Making sure federal agencies have access to the tools and capabilities they need to defend their networks, and perhaps even more importantly getting DHS the data to understand cybersecurity risks and vulnerabilities and to coordinate our federal network defenses, is a paramount concern in this day and age," Ratcliffe said.
"In this day and age, when a woman shows the courage to stand up and complain about physical sexual harassment at work, one would expect her complaint to be treated with the utmost care and urgency," said Michael Willemin, partner at Wigdor, which brought the charge on behalf of Casucci.
"But now that it has taken on a life of its own, I think the message is clear that we as parents in this day and age are just so frightened for our kids' safety in school – which is probably the place where they should feel the most safe," Reed continued.
Giving Dora a definite ethnicity wouldn't have alienated audiences, and it's foolish to think that it would've in this day and age eitherBy not exploring Dora's own specific ethnic identity — especially after almost 20 years after her debut — it feels like "Dora and the Lost City of Gold" was missing something.
He honed his skills at the pirate stations Rinse FM and Flex FM. "I was doing it for the sake of the culture and the style, but it's not something a young musician necessarily needs to do in this day and age, because everything is so digital now," he said.
Tanya Bolick from North Carolina believes we can't operate on the basis of trust alone: While trusting people to tell the truth about whether or not the pet is an emotional-support animal or not is a good thought I don't think that it is possible in this day and age.
" KC: "In this day and age, it's very hard for people to really do a deep dive into important issues because the news cycle moves so quickly and right now, understandably, President Trump, the impeachment inquiry, and the Democratic candidates are sucking most of the oxygen out of the airwaves.
While we're skeptical that a Tommy Lee penis filter will be coming soon to an Instagram near you, nestled next to the puppy face and the sparkly glitter, we are sure of one thing: The dick is one 90s icon that didn't need a reboot in this day and age.
This laptop has the best keyboard of the bunch, the best speakers, and several nice extras you won't find in the others, like a built-in fingerprint reader on the power button, and a hardware cover for the webcam (which should be standard on every laptop in this day and age).
Might it be that in this day and age a major part of what it ought to mean to be a man is an ability to admit that we are vulnerable, to be as tender as we are tough, to live with our hearts open and to refuse to be ashamed about it?
From the Stone Age to African drums to Roman amphitheaters that were built so you didn't need amplification to Gothic cathedrals where the Gregorian chants were long and sustained because of the amount of reverberation in the room to this day and age where people still connect with all of those same things.
I think in this day and age when the opioid crisis is what it is — it's the number one killer of men under the age of 50, it's actually lowered the life expectancy of Americans now — I think people need to be more open about, 'Hey there is a solution to this problem.
Perhaps it's because of the nature of black metal in this day and age to take in more somber, dynamic aspects but it seems far more sonically cohesive than Christ Clad in White Phosphorus, which was intentionally something of an erratic collage of sounds  The two do have a lot in common.
Fifty years ago wannabe lovers taking out singles ads in the paper might have run the risk of a respondent who actually lived in a different city, but in this day and age when you set up an online profile, there are different and less obvious ways that you can be exploited.
"In this day and age, with so much media, people are brands, not just the products that people put on their body," said Bobbi Brown, a friend of Ms. Spade's who left her eponymous cosmetics label in 2016, more than two decades after she sold it to the beauty giant Estée Lauder.
"It is unfathomable to me that in this day and age, in one of the most expensive cities in the world and at our most technologically advanced point as a civilization, the city cannot mitigate the rat problem, nor does it have good ideas to do so," he said in a statement.
This "Man on the Street" feature is particularly squirm-worthy in this day and age: Nothing's all good or bad, but I do feel as if we owe a debt to internet archives for making it this easy to look back a generation or two and see how different cultural norms were.
After I decided, "Well, I like writing books," because in this day and age when we're swamped with information, there's something kind of cool about narrative, which means it starts at the beginning and goes step by step through time, and you see how people's minds change, how they mature, how things build.
That metric is not necessarily related to honorable actions in this day and age, yet does evoke however, an old-world honor when debts were a sign of weak will and questionable morals, and we hadn't yet created a system that saddles people with an average of almost $40,000 of debt by their early twenties.
"I can't believe that in this day and age the language and mind-set of the time when abortions were illegal continue to play a role in a country that is otherwise viewed by the rest of the world with respect," Dr. Hänel wrote on March 19 in an open letter to Ms. Merkel.
"As I'm getting ready to return to work, feeling strong and near myself again, I want to be completely honest with you, in this day and age where we seemingly share all, I needed some time, healing physically and emotionally," Lawley captioned the Instagram, a before and after photo of the scars around her forehead and mouth.
The latest inflation numbers haven't been great but they haven't been terrible, so maybe they are looking at that and maybe they are concerned that if they continue to get any more aggressive they are going to stoke some inflation, but boy, that is hard to see in this day and age given all the secular pressure on pricing.
But at the end of that I was like, 'cool, I need to start making money, start working' and I don't believe personally that starting a band in this day and age and touring and touring and touring and touring—like all the bands it sounds like you grew up listening to like Paramore did—works anymore.
I Like It When You Sleep, on the other hand, debuted at the top of the Billboard 200 charts with a whopping (for this day and age, anyway) 100,000 copies sold—twice as much as the new album from Macklemore and Ryan Lewis, a duo who have been critically maligned in the face of their once-perceived ubiquitousness.
"In Beto O'Rourke's own words," Cruz tweeted, linking to a video of O'Rourke speaking at a Dallas church after the shooting, saying this: How can it be, in this day and age, in this very year, in this community, that a young man, African American, in his own apartment is shot and killed by a police officer?
Hogan even points out that this data isn't saved in device backups, and scanned faces are immediately deleted after they're used to unlock the iPhone X. That's a relief for anyone who's worried about their device(s) being hacked (and who wouldn't be in this day and age?), but it's also not surprising considering how seriously Apple has always championed user privacy.
I find it hard to believe that, in this day and age, there is someone, a senator, in public on the Senate floor saying, oh, no, if you&aposre accused of a crime in the United States, and Lindsey Graham calls you an enemy combatant, he can send you to Guantanamo Bay or anywhere else indefinitely, no lawyer, no trial.
"Us moms have enough anxiety going out with our toddlers anywhere, so the fact that we have to worry about whether we have to feed them without dirty looks, without shame, without all the negative connotations that come with it — it's really just mind-boggling to me that we even deal with this in this day and age," she said.
"Kathy was in a tough mental place and I said, 'Kathy, this happened to them and they thought they were over, and they had that song and it wasn't an apology, and it ended up being their biggest song ever, but it took time,'" Shields continued Shields said he didn't think that amount of negativity toward a photo could happen in this day and age.
In this day and age of celebrities thirsting for fame (see: Kim Kardashian and her topless selfies) or celebrity couples looking for photo ops (see: Taylor Swift and her presumably staged photo ops with Tom Hiddleston) Brangelina stood out, not only for not needing recognition or validation or attention but also for using their fame in a way that was powerful, political, and ultimately good.
"To have the average that he's had, and obviously the eight-win seasons, nine-win seasons, whatever it is, if he does pass that record of Snead's, in my book, just knowing how difficult it is in this day and age — in any day and age — to win on tour, it's almost more impressive than the 15," McIlroy said, referring to Woods's major titles total.
Add to that a predicted recession that's expected to rival the Great Recession, mass layoffs, and skyrocketing unemployment claims, and those who have been on the lookout for new opportunities since before the crisis and those now suddenly experiencing job loss or insecurity as a result of the economic fallout may be wondering what the new rules of engagement for job seekers are in this day and age.
To this cause, Lincoln in the Bardo employs two alternating modes: archaic dialogue from the ghosts (words like "tarry" find ample occasion) and possibly fictionalized snippets from historians that are often comedic in their juxtaposition of old-timiness, inconsistency, and occasionally blunt candor: Over the past several years, Saunders has become increasingly beloved, even though—oddly for a writer in this day and age—he hasn't published any novels.

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