When you start throwing around lawsuits, when it's billion-dollar companies that start throwing around lawsuits, it scares the shit out of people.
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"We're throwing around concepts to improve the bill," Ryan stressed.
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That's the kind of language this president is throwing around.
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"They were throwing around a lot of money," Perel claims.
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These numbers that people are throwing around are just false.
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Some political candidates are great at throwing around snappy one-liners.
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Look at the final-size equations that people are throwing around.
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It's throwing around a dozen free weddings at its various northeast locations.
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"It was a combination of just throwing around different ideas," Dzimiera said.
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KS: I do like all his money throwing around, washing all around.
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"We need to stop this generation of big tech companies from throwing around their political power to shape the rules in their favor and throwing around their economic power to snuff out or buy up every potential competitor."
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We have to be careful, however, about throwing around the language of fascism.
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Unfortunately, building a successful entrepreneurial ecosystem is not only about throwing around money.
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To do that, we need to stop this generation of big tech companies from throwing around their political power to shape the rules in their favor and throwing around their economic power to snuff out or buy up every potential competitor.
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"To do that, we need to stop this generation of big tech companies from throwing around their political power to shape the rules in their favor and throwing around their economic power to snuff out or buy up every potential competitor."
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Throwing around loosely, without documentation, that this person is an intelligence officer is dangerous.
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People are throwing around words like "concentration camps," and that's literally what it is.
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"We need to stop this generation of big tech companies from throwing around their political power to shape the rules in their favor and throwing around their economic power to snuff out or buy up every potential competitor," Warren said in her proposal.
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To make our government and our economy work, we need to stop big tech companies from throwing around their political power to shape the rules in their favor and throwing around their economic power to snuff out or buy up every potential competitor.
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"We need to stop this generation of big tech companies from throwing around their political power to shape the rules in their favor and throwing around their economic power to snuff out or buy up every potential competitor," she said in her proposal.
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If we're just throwing around career ideas, I hope Blue Ivy hasn't ruled out president.
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"It's like when you're a kid, throwing around numbers, like a million dollars," she says.
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Given that, before we start throwing around dates, let me add two very important caveats.
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But saying I'm positive for explosives and throwing around my stuff, crinkling all my food?
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Another interesting aspect of the pricing concerns the tiers of numbers Facebook is throwing around.
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She immediately ransacked the caregiver's room and began throwing around items that she found inappropriate.
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Instead of a tough guy throwing around a pliable doormat, we get two clingy people.
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I think it was something that Tony and Dave had been throwing around for a while.
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Brady loves reading, throwing around the football and -- most of all -- playing with his Nintendo Wii.
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The numbers are even more frightening than the $250,000 the Wall Street Journal is throwing around.
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" For those who aren't hip to the slang Jenner's throwing around, "LB" refers to "Like Back.
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We bought all kinds of food that was perfect for throwing around: fruit, cookies, and custard.
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But consider the numbers that Delta Air Lines has been throwing around recently in investor presentations.
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You're doing burpees and throwing around barbells, and there's nary a shower or fresh towel in sight.
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Lydia and I spent a good 10 minutes laughing, "splashing" around and throwing around pink beach balls.
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But throwing around blame for Hanoi misses the point: The summit was a mistake to begin with.
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Yes, but: The president has also been heard throwing around other names as potential replacements for Shulkin.
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"I went home one weekend and my nieces and nephews were throwing around the ball," Harvey said.
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Madison arrived in a paper airplane, which she and Peter later took turns throwing around the mansion.
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If you are suffering, I do not ask you to start throwing around pie in the sky platitudes.
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And we don&apost want it to be that we are just throwing around pardons because we can.
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Throwing around the kind of money needed to keep pace can be tricky for a smallish public company.
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These developments have a stabilizing effect on a region in which China is throwing around its ample weight.
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I don't know what we'd do specifically, we keep throwing around ideas but, we want to do it.
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When the research team determined that the dinosaur represented a new species, they started throwing around possible names.
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Jeff Bezos, the richest man in the world, is throwing around some serious cash ... and it's politically motivated.
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No one could agree, and — much to the engineers' frustration — execs were throwing around product names willy nilly.
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She was also routinely criticized for throwing around the word "retarded" to describe her developmentally disabled older brother.
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Throwing around statistics on shooting deaths in America will not make rural gun owners give up their guns.
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John 'Ol' Chumbucket' Baur and his friend Mark 'Cap'n Slappy' Summers began throwing around insults, just like pirates.
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Originally we started throwing around fashion-related themes, thinking the puzzle would run on a Tuesday or Wednesday.
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The company was light on details about how this all works, throwing around buzzwords like OFDM modulation with MIMO.
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The defenses they were throwing around for Cosby could have easily been applied to what had happened to me.
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Hollywood can talk a good game, throwing around buzzwords like representation and inclusion, but that's all it is. Talk.
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Joseph McCarthy, who was throwing around all sorts of accusations about Americans he claimed allegedly working for the communists.
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Oculus have failed to deliver here, despite putting Jason Rubin in charge and throwing around a bunch of money.
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Throwing around accusations like "failure" and frailty is easier than backing them up, which the ad does not do.
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Throwing around of such terms can reveal more of the name-callers psychology than it does the political target.
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Right now, the cost of throwing around terms like "act of war" and "declaration of war" seems remarkably low.
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And I think as Americans, none of us should be throwing around the 'I-word' as if it's a joke.
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Predatory lenders may try to coerce you into making a commitment by throwing around jargon you may not fully understand.
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"We were just throwing around about a bunch of ideas to give us the best opportunity for comedy," Carstairs explained.
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I've heard a few of the producers recently throwing around the term "crashment" to describe this new development of drill.
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He's not the only rapper throwing around a fortune in Houston -- Migos told TMZ Sports they've got $300K IN CASH!!!
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I'm so used to Lara going into situations and throwing around her influence, dominating people, showing that she's the boss.
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At first glance, it might look like Harrison is not just doing insane exercises, but throwing around enormous weight totals.
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With the kind of money Low was throwing around, he was well past living the lifestyle of the rich and famous.
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He's the richest man in the world and I think — and I'm wary of throwing around phrases like a moral responsibility.
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We really would not want to be present for all the insane racist stuff that the Lannister delegation would be throwing around.
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You'd think with all the money we're throwing around there would be enough room for more of the stuff that you do.
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Maybe it does to someone throwing around the term "political correctness" in an apparent dig at the moment to remove Confederate monuments.
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It has gone to extreme lengths, from suing the FCC to throwing around money in local elections, including in nearby Longmont, Colorado.
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We need to take a breath and have honest, good-faith discussions without throwing around accusations of anti-Semitism when we disagree.
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Maybe people in glass (white) houses shouldn't be throwing around terms like the "I-word" – lest it boomerang back on them someday.
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"He&aposs always throwing around the kids, and he&aposs just an amazing father, it makes me want to stay young," Simpson shared.
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And it&aposs not just left-wing presidential candidates who are throwing around these terms as they reconsider how we run our economy.
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During the Republican debate on January 28th, he used the Latin 'ad hominem' when talking about the personal insults Trump is throwing around.
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But a complete lack of evidence has never stopped Trump from throwing around accusations in the past, and it isn't stopping him now.
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An analysis of the report shows that WrestleMania 32 attendance was not, in fact, the 101,763 figure that WWE had been throwing around.
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Check this out, James Harrison ... there's a defensive lineman who's throwing around a ridiculous amount of weight in the gym ... and it's super impressive.
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It's going to be a huge audit area, especially when you're throwing around numbers like the market being $5-7 billion in California alone.
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Trump has been throwing around words like "evil" to refer to his political opponents and critics who dare try to hold him to account.
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It's consistent with the somewhat loose way in which she talks about her family history, throwing around words like "immigrant" when they don't apply.
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As much money as Pera and his fellow owners are throwing around this summer, though, they, too, are enjoying the N.B.A.'s boom times.
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Senate Republicans have spent three days throwing around all kinds of health policy ideas, but they're all united around Thursday's topic du jour: lowing premiums.
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So there's this big boom in streaming, obviously, in Netflix and Amazon with throwing around money, and it's now Apple and lots of other folks.
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He was snapping some selfies, throwing around thumbs-up signs and downing Heineken like nobody's business ... all from what appears to be a private booth.
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As Lawner told me, anyone capable of throwing around that much cash is likely able to get laid (and at a significantly lower price point).
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So once, a couple people in my class were throwing around the N-word and I was very against it and confronted them about it.
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Even the word "denuclearization" which Trump has been throwing around in tweets is subject to sharply different interpretations between North Korea and the United States.
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Lawmakers are throwing around an assortment of potential solutions, but it doesn't appear that either side feels enough pressure to make concessions at this point.
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Resident gossip and self-identified Leninist Steve Bannon loves nothing more than throwing around words that make him seem like an intellectual: Jumos, globalists, force multipliers.
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The whole thing felt like an intellectual masturbation session, throwing around ideas about simpler times when America was ruled by a more capable class of people.
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It wasn't long before the right-wing internet took a break from calling liberals "snowflakes" and got outraged, throwing around the rather troll-y #FireColbert hashtag.
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Meanwhile, Trump has reduced members of Congress to partisan hacks throwing around distractions to deflect the public's attention, and discredit the FBI and the Special Counsel.
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Having a student who has a history of throwing around racial slurs for fun on campus is a huge liability, and is not in the university's mission.
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All of a sudden, Wun Wun the giant is throwing around some of Ramsay's forces and Tormund is taking a nice big bite of an enemy's throat.
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"It's not a fight at all, you're just being mauled and it's like a giant cat throwing around a ball of yarn around the forest," he explained.
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What Halperin and Morning Joe are doing is throwing around signifiers—they signify "smug liberal elite"—even though Trump's comments have been condemned across the ideological spectrum.
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This is just another example of this administration irresponsibly throwing around added regulations without understanding their detriment to show allegiance to groups that share their ideological bent.
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Throughout the 230 grand prix, fans were treated to numerous instances of Yamamoto throwing around larger opponents in styles that didn't always make sense to the eyes.
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Why would a limited demonstration of American force cause it to back off a 40-year policy of throwing around its military weight by using proxy forces?
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Iggy Azalea is taking her twerk game to a new level -- this time, she's throwing around that donk in see-thru pants ... and the video is solid!
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But literally, you sit there going, "That actually improves it," because then you can't be accused of just wildly throwing around unsupportable charges, even though it's treason.
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But after that, Rich and I started throwing around the idea of a book—of maybe printing a yearbook of just 290 or 303 copies, for our friends.
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" Back in 2011 and 2012, the Milwaukee Brewers star posted all sorts of hate speech -- throwing around the n-word multiple times and stating, "I hate gay people.
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"I choose different [versions] of people throwing around the world," Guiol explains, selecting images of people in France, the US, Tunisia, Germany, Thailand, and China, amongst other locations.
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Instead of throwing around racial slurs during what was supposed to be honoring the Code Talkers; Trump could send the Navajo Nation funding to preserve the Navajo Language.
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Apart from the policy implications of President Trump's nationalist approach to government, one potential consequence of throwing around the phrase "America First" is that it's a bad tourism slogan.
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She's got her new boyfriend in tow and allegations about who is being a bitch are throwing around amid manic bouts of emotion — it's all par for the course.
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When I spoke to her admirers in Philadelphia this week, they tended to scoff at words like "revolution" that Bernie Sanders supporters have been throwing around this election cycle.
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In building a character list I've been throwing around names book readers might be familiar with, like "Septon Meribald" and "Euron Greyjoy" and hoping they are of any consequence.
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Future was seen throwing around handfuls of cash, and we're told he bought 12 bottles of Ace of Spades champagne -- those are a grand each -- and spent $30k overall.
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August 1: Trump has been throwing around the word "rigged" to explain everything from Sanders's defeat to Clinton not getting charged with any crime over her private email server.
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But if you're throwing around those words without giving a second thought, you diminish the respect of others in your performance and in your ability to do your job.
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These institutions are more often seen throwing around their considerable financial might and cultural capital, and are frequently viewed as secure in their near-religious place in American society.
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But that delusion has been hard to sustain with Amazon and Apple throwing around billions to make TV series, some featuring megawatt stars like Julia Roberts and Jennifer Aniston.
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She ripped into Mr. Bloomberg anew for his support of stop-and-frisk policing tactics as mayor, his use of nondisclosure agreements and throwing around his money in general.
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We're now part of an American corporation, but of course that doesn't stop people from calling us Communists — a word Mr. Bolsonaro is still throwing around as an insult.
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In the first Fantastic Beasts film Queenie was bubbly, ballsy, and kind; here she's mopey and cruel, throwing around love spells as if they're not a massive violation of consent.
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You might have heard meteorologists and reporters throwing around the term "corn sweat" when speaking of the abysmal heat wave that should be enveloping all of us any day now.
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But don't worry, Uber and AT&T added 5G to the mix on Tuesday, so you can be totally confident that they're not just throwing around concept art and buzzwords.
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He said they were throwing around statements such as "building a consumer movement" and hashtags and it would illicit smiles from corporations they were pitching to, but not much else.
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It's too early to start throwing around descriptors like "modern comedy classic," but happy audiences and decent reviews suggest a long life — in theaters and at home — for this one.
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FYI, Goff was demoted to 3rd string QB this week -- shocking, considering the Rams made some big moves to get him -- and people are already throwing around the "B" word.
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In his zeal to undermine the US intelligence community, Trump took aim at the British GCHQ intelligence agency, throwing around wild and false accusations that they'd helped Obama wiretap his offices.
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That "executive" moniker that Lucid keeps throwing around with this vehicle is a pretty good indicator of what you can expect in terms of price, which hasn't yet been made official.
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"The demonstrators and Attac are throwing around untrue allegations based on factual errors and are pointing the finger at Amazon for political ends," the company said in a statement to Reuters.
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Would Arya really strut around the Braavos marketplace, throwing around a big pile of money and without even her sword to protect her, just after going AWOL from an assassin death cult?
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" After a few seconds of assuring the hosts that if anything is happening at all, it's in the very early stages, Hart went on to say, "They're throwing around Clarissa and Sabrina ideas.
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Instead of blithely throwing around overly vague and stigmatizing terms like "crazy," or armchair psychologizing, reporters should seek out expert opinions and attempt to pin down language as precisely and objectively as possible.
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The problem was not so much the corruption itself, which was hardly unprecedented, but the fact that an outsider had attempted to crack the establishment by throwing around too much money, too brazenly.
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If you use a workplace collaboration tool like Slack or Hipchat, it's easy to fall into an assumption of privacy, throwing around gossip and even sensitive business as if it were normal cubicle chatter.
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It is a reminder that it probably isn't a good idea to be throwing around words like "illegal" when referring to people who simply want to work and create a better future for themselves.
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Trump is far too incendiary in his manner of speaking, throwing around dangerous and self-destructive taunts about "Second Amendment people" taking out Hillary, or President Obama and Hillary being the founders of ISIS.
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In that roster of conservative groups opposed to the ACHA are those backed by the anti-regulation, anti-tax Koch brothers, who have no problem throwing around the apocalyptic rhetoric of the Tea Party.
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Granted, we know Tekashi's old bodyguards have sworn off the gig for any price, but if the dude was throwing around this type of dough for a salary ... it might be hard to ignore.
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The guys at the edge of the crowd have been sucked into their smartphones, but the people in front of the stage and in the middle are going strong, throwing around their legs and elbows.
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That JUUL is throwing around major money in D.C. probably shouldn't come as a surprise: The people—young or otherwise—who use it appear to be wealthier than past smokers, even past e-cig users.
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But at that point your backyard game of catch has gone from throwing around a $20 football for a half hour to using a $200 ball that requires an afternoon's worth of setup and breakdown.
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Rangers 4, Senators 3 Ottawa Senators forward Chris Neil has amassed more than 2,500 penalty minutes in his 15-year N.H.L. career because he is not bashful about throwing around all of his 163 pounds.
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LEVIN: And what about so-called news outlets that have guests who throw the word Hitler around like they&aposre throwing around the word "the" in describing the President and his -- any President and their policies.
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Bryanta Maxwell, the President of the Young Democrats in South Carolina, said her group has been getting excited for 2020 and throwing around names of people they hope will make a run at taking down Trump.
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Worst of all, by freely throwing around words that have a specific meaning in the context of a specific historical event, Friedman dilutes the meaning of the Holocaust and dishonors the memory of those who perished.
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And while he or she might be more concerned than Pruitt is with avoiding scandals, a whole lot of Trump officials have come under fire for throwing around taxpayer money and several of them have survived.
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We've learned La La hit up Sapphire New York on Friday night -- but sources tell us she wasn't throwing around singles and partying it up, she was there to shoot footage for her new TV show.
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"The point I am trying to make is we are throwing around numbers here on appropriate CEO pay, what CEO pay should be ... but there aren't any specifics on how we will do that," said Indiana Rep.
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"That was the danger for him: when you start throwing around the word 'sustainable,' you start cutting off a bunch of fish that you don't really understand where they're coming from or how it's working," Millan concludes.
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He has the unbridled enthusiasm of a well-bred salesman, throwing around terms such as "incubation" and "globalism" in ways that can sound like a pitch — but one that it seems many museum directors have bought into.
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Trump's move to meet him attracted fierce criticism for normalizing a regime routinely called out for its human rights abuses, that over years has built an image of fearsome renegade regime, throwing around threats of nuclear war.
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Strowman and Fandango, destined for tag team hilarity, before the big man heads for Japan or Mexico where he can carve out an ok but not particularly great living throwing around luchadores and other assorted flippy types.
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Stop Motion by Michele Doying / The Verge When Marlon James stopped by the studio to shoot his portrait and stop-motion for What's in your Bag, I bet he didn't think we'd be throwing around his pens.
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There, passengers (mostly men) from all over this least Islamic of Islamic countries get together and pound cheap vodka and beer, introducing themselves, laughing, throwing around food, and above all making sure your glass is never empty.
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Zoological distinctions aside, the stakes are high for the Australian wine, and it's throwing around the expression "Big Game" at every possible turn, like a friendly Australian dude trying to fit in at his first Super Bowl party.
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"We have a problem now of not even just dealing with literal fake news, but dealing with the social aspects of people not really knowing what to trust anymore because people are throwing around allegations," Iles told TechCrunch.
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It underscored the competitive new dynamics of the marketplace: Companies are throwing around cash like never before to attract viewers already happily distracted by an array of programming and viewing alternatives in this new golden age of television.
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It's luxurious for studios and buyers, who definitely find time to hit the slopes in between throwing around play money at films that, for the big ones like Amazon and Netflix, represent a tiny fraction of their yearly investments.
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Meanwhile, the audience was left to suffer at the hands of the mind numbing warm-up act, who larked about in the arena telling shit jokes and throwing around Haribo like the second-rate panto performer he probably is.
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I appreciate the fact that in our debate, we don't use the term you hear Republicans throwing around trying to look all vibrato (ph) and macho sending other kids — kids into combat, they keep using the term boots on the ground.
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But this most recent news means that Champagne producers will have to dip into their strategic reserves in order to keep up with the global demand for baller bubbles, all of which has Decanter throwing around the dreaded "S" word—shortage.
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The new "Shuffle Along" argues that one of the ways the original "changed Broadway forever" is that the chorus girls, in contrast to the promenading showgirls of white revues, really danced, throwing around their hips and feet in jazz rhythm.
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If you've generated a shot of a dragon or Smaug in his gold chamber with thousands of coins that they're throwing around and jingle, then that shot comes to us as a silent shot, there's no sound recorded, it's silent.
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The patience of my WME guide in the real reality is unwavering as I continue my tirade across every area, throwing around all the shit I can get my hands on like a three-year-old having a virtual tantrum.
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At other times, though, they feel like barbs and jabs; Ebbing, Missouri, is the kind of town where people sneer at "political correctness" and still feel comfortable throwing around the term "midget" to refer to a character played by Peter Dinklage.
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I suspect that most of the people throwing around rhetoric about the importance of borders are familiar with this procedure — certainly Frum, who is himself an immigrant from Canada, must be — but it really is worth dwelling on this for a moment.
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" As if to underline the frankness of his point, Noah then cut to a montage of cable news trying to make sense of what had happened, with anchors throwing around phrases like "whiff of fascism" and "looks more like a banana republic.
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Most experts now agree that compulsive sexual behaviors exist (and can be very problematic), but they have trouble throwing around the word "addiction," because these behaviors don't present themselves in the same way as well-established addictions, like addictions to drugs or alcohol.
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Her lawyer, former Democratic operative Michael Avenatti, has been just as brash, throwing around the #basta hashtag (Italian slang for "enough!" or "stop it") and insinuating that the pair have some kind of proof of the affair, which Trump has steadfastly denied.
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"If you've generated a shot of a dragon or Smaug in his gold chamber with thousands of coins that they're throwing around and jingle, then that shot comes to us as a silent shot, there's no sound recorded, it's silent," he said.
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House of Dagmar was established in Stockholm in 2005 by Karin Söderlind, Kristina Tjäder, and Sofia Wallenstam, three sisters on a mission to create truly sustainable, low-impact fashion — meaning, unlike much of the competition, they're not just throwing around buzz-words.
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The trope has been repeated throughout film history (The Girl on the Train is a great example), but Gaslight still holds up — especially in a week where people are throwing around terms like "gaslighter-in-chief" to describe the newly inaugurated president.
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"To me, the Steyer campaign is throwing around money in an unproductive and not OK manner," Brady Quirk-Garvan, the former chairman of the Charleston Democratic Party, who had been a supporter of Senator Cory Booker of New Jersey, said on Sunday.
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Democrats aren't throwing around the term white supremacy to describe a new phenomenon in American politics or society, they're popularizing a slur that they know will be used mostly to malign the Trump administration, anyone associated with it and anyone who supports it.
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However, as I quickly learned, a passionate community of people throwing around money is like blood in the water to the shark-like scammers and opportunists who, in late 2014, co-opted the Dogecoin community and fleeced its members for millions of dollars.
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With less than two months to go before voters head to the polls to elect our next president, our nation's political parties, candidates and deep-pocketed donors are once again throwing around significant amounts of money to get the outcome they desire this November.
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Media outlets jumped on the family patriarch for throwing around racial epithets (specifically the n-bomb), which is technically true on the surface, but anyone who has been around old-school Nuyoricans long enough might argue that it's simply part of the trash-talking lexicon.
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If, for instance, it turned out that Trump was caught on tape throwing around the N-word, as his former aide Omarosa Manigault Newman has alleged, that would make it a lot harder for people to deny that Trump is a straight-up racist.
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Since Trump, we have something much cruder, more straightforward, and more concretely linked to historical anti-Semitism and generalized bigotry — people lauding Hitler, throwing around the word "kike," and making memes that mash up Hillary Clinton with swastikas and/or the Star of David.
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While leading a group of children in a touchdown dance, the first lady is the next target of this giant game of catch, but when she angrily asks why someone is throwing around a football in the White House, her husband lets Colbert take the fall.
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In one early scene, Joe spells out to his wife how much the idea of gay people and gay sex repulses him, with the confidence of a man who knows he's firmly in the majority, generously throwing around the word "faggot" (among other slurs) without flinching.
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Andrei Lankov, a North Korea expert at Seoul's Kookmin University, wrote in Foreign Policy magazine in April that throwing around labels like "madman" and "crazy" is dangerous because Kim's family has proven to be effective in staying in power for all these decades following the Korean War.
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Most small-town Americans also recognize that ignoring the evidence by dismissing it as "throwing around statistics" is not likely to encourage a healthy dialogue, particularly when common sense suggests — and studies have confirmed — that restricting access to assault weapons reduces the incidence of mass murders.
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But a figure as public and generally respected as Comey throwing around the L-word like that is politically damaging to say the least, not to mention a personal affront to Trump—a man who doesn't have a history of letting affronts go without losing his cool.
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") And while I'm throwing around the words 'alleges' and 'claimed,' it appears that Halo Top is fully aware of this problem (Ahem, alleged problem) considering they have a 'low fill form response' page on their website "specifically for consumers to report under-filled pint containers to Halo Top.
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Canelo's punch stats came out with him throwing around 230 jabs to Golovkin's 361 over the course of the first fight, but watching each round that difference seemed even greater as Canelo's was being used so ineffectively and largely just thrown in brief moments of attack or off the ropes.
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Despite the complaint that critics are throwing around charges of racism to silence Murray, the reality is that promoting a heavily racialized view of the overall question of whether we should try to help poor families or punish them serves as a useful marketing gimmick for both books and legislation.
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The other thing to bear in mind is that although automakers are throwing around some big numbers, to develop one new vehicle costs a cool billion — and even without electrification on the horizon, automakers would have to invest heavily in R&D to maintain and enhance their internal-combustion architectures.
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Or maybe, it made it to the mantle, you admired it for a few days, and then your dumb friends/kids/friend's kids decided it was shaped enough like a football to start throwing around, and one of the galvanized metal leaves sliced one of their dumb hands, sending them to the ER for stitches.
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After the article came out, there was all these numbers that the leadership team was throwing around about cases where they took action, but all of that was completely brand new to us, even though for us, there's thousands of these stories going around, but the company keeps them hidden as much as possible. Yeah.
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After it was reported that the NFL meddled with, and ultimately backed out of, a $16 million grant to the NIH to fund a seven-year study into detecting CTE in living patients, Congress launched an investigation into the ordeal and found that the NFL was throwing around its weight even more than it was previously thought.
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"What frustrated me when I first entered the resume writing industry was experts throwing around pieces of wisdom without having any real data to support the advice they gave beyond their own personal experience," says Peter Yang, CEO of Resume Writing Services, parent company of ResumeGo, who designed the study to try to empirically settle the debate over resume length.
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Early October: In the wake of the scandal over the tape of Trump saying he could grab women "by the pussy" because he is famous, the GOP candidate starts throwing around accusations that the media is biased against him for supposedly focusing more on the allegations of sexual misconduct against him than on the Clinton campaign emails released by WikiLeaks.
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Deposed in a coup, Emily fights her way back to her throne with telekinesis, throwing around clones of herself like pennies, killing three guys with one swing of her blade; Corvo teleports, bends time, walks an enemy in front of his own fired bullet, possesses hounds and rats (he can eat the rats, too, but that's a different sort of power fantasy).
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And while various Cincinnati hospitality and tourism experts – the industries that will benefit most from a still-undetermined handout of free taxpayer dollars – are saying this absolutely has to happen, while throwing around terms like "creative financing" to avoid any unpleasant questions about who will pay for this, there's one major sticking point: Cincinnati and Hamilton County have been as yoked by stadium scams as any municipality in the country.
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CreditCreditThomas Prior for The New York Times A few years ago, a scientist named Nenad Sestan began throwing around an idea for an experiment so obviously insane, so "wild" and "totally out there," as he put it to me recently, that at first he told almost no one about it: not his wife or kids, not his bosses in Yale's neuroscience department, not the dean of the university's medical school.
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The Anti-Defamation League called out President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE for "throwing around accusations of anti-Semitism" after Democrats and some Republicans criticized the president for tweets telling Democratic congresswomen to "go back" to the "totally broken and crime infested" places they came from.
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Lucy, who considered the idea of buying the NEDs her "brainchild" and really liked throwing around the word "brainchild" and smirking, had been immediately vaporized in the first strike, and the sounds he remembered from that moment were not so much beeps and diagnostic tones but the pressure bursts sounding like cannons, the thick whistle of boiling blood, the sound of metal against metal against glass against concrete, the grinding and pounding like a galactic storm overhead.
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In light of the Lord Grey news, Laura Bates, founder of the Everyday Sexism Project, spoke to The Guardian about the implications of this situation, and how we talk about dress codes more widely: "Girls' bodies and dress are often policed much more severely than boys', and — especially when you start throwing around words like 'modest' and 'demure' — there is a real sense of girls being judged and valued on their dress and a moral judgement being applied in a way that certainly isn't happening to their male peers."
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