I THINK THOSE COULD BE TIGHTENED UP QUITE A BIT.
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The leggings have a strong hold which keeps everything tightened up.
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He left Thursday's game against the Giants when it tightened up.
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My stomach tightened up into a wad upon seeing this plea.
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So we know that those things need to be tightened up.
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Policies and enforcement around the company's API have also been tightened up.
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After Saturday's game, Cespedes told Collins that his quadriceps had tightened up.
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Homebuilders have also felt the pinch as Beijing tightened up financing channels.
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We'll marry with delivery guys as these processes get tightened up and improved.
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"We have laws here that definitely need to be tightened up," he said.
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But as the clock bled away and both teams tightened up, Villanova held on.
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You're still alive but you've tightened up, you have so many restrictions and rules.
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Then the other teams tightened up their defenses, and all the scoring dried up.
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But after lining out in the fifth inning, d'Arnaud said, the wrist tightened up.
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The Spurs tightened up their execution to gain a 39-35 headed into halftime.
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Birdies at 12, 13, 15 and 16 electrified the galleries and tightened up the leaderboard.
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That cycle was now reversing as supply has tightened up, driving up prices, he added.
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"Just tightened up, that's all," Irving told reporters after a 210-point, 21-assist performance.
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He opened with a raunchy joke about oral sex, and the room immediately tightened up.
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If anything, the physical standards were tightened up, and it was geared strictly at me.
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"His groin tightened up on him so we took him for precautionary reasons," said Baker.
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We knew about it before the game, that his back had tightened up a little bit.
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The game tightened up midway through the second half as Baylor charged back within 183-43.
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As a mother, my stomach tightened up into a big tight ball and started flipping around.
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The UK is another notable jurisdiction that's tightened up P2P regulations amid concerns for retail investors.
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"Things were tightened up once Putin took office," says Oliver Carroll, editor of the Moscow Times.
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"When we tightened up on export control, others decided they couldn't rely on us anymore," says Vedda.
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Mets OF Yoenis Cespedes was forced to leave Saturday's contest when his troublesome quadriceps tightened up. 3.
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Pelfrey was taken out after five innings in his start on Sunday when his back tightened up.
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This last-minute decision tightened up our budget, and it also made paying our $1,200 mortgage difficult.
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That tightened up a previous request by authorities for churches to limit crowds as much as possible.
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Unless that gets tightened up, I worry the good companies will find themselves overwhelmed by the bad.
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But the Grizzlies tightened up their defense in the fourth quarter, limiting the Knicks to 33.3 percent shooting.
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Those previously loose guitar parts have tightened up, and these are neatly-bundled songs with a perfect flow.
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As we reported ... the show sold out in 6 minutes and security measures were tightened up in anticipation.
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Absolutely zero fresh metal has arrived in the LME storage system and time-spreads have tightened up again.
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Over five years, my articulation of what we're doing has tightened up, but it's the same thing, right?
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Wizards coach Scott Brooks said "his calf tightened up," during an interview with TNT after the third quarter.
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Pittsburgh then tightened up defensively and moved ahead 41-40 on Johnson's 3-pointer with 10:19 left.
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"I just felt a little tweak on the second pitch and it tightened up on me," Hellickson said.
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"They've definitely tightened up who has scripts and how we're given them," Emmanuel told the UK's Fabulous magazine.
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Consumer credit has tightened up, and low and middle-income borrowers are feeling these effects more than most.
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The technical stuff needs to be tightened up considerably so that it matches the quality of the wrestling.
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Amazon, to its credit, quickly tightened up its definition of a "new" book, to the one cited above.
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But when it was time to get competitive, things tightened up considerably, at least by All-Star standards.
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France imposed strict border controls and, under pressure from Brussels, the Italian authorities have tightened up their identification procedures.
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The Islanders tightened up their defense over the final 214 minutes, during which the Wild mustered just 1 shots.
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"Customs have tightened up imports because domestic supplies are abundant," said Zhang Min, senior coal analyst with Sublime China.
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"All phone companies I know have all tightened up," a source familiar with the industry told Motherboard on Wednesday.
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Mets Manager Terry Collins said Cespedes's quadriceps "tightened up," so he removed him from the game as a precaution.
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But as warnings on the weapons' risks have evolved, he added, the department has "tightened up" on their use.
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That growth slowed, however, when the economy turned south, and consumers tightened up their wallets into 803 and 280.
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And the skin around his neck and the lower part of his face has been tightened up a little bit.
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In response to Russia, Zuckerberg tightened up Facebook's political advertising policies and said Facebook is increasing its investment in security.
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He said he woke up with stiffness in his back and that it tightened up on him during the game.
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India has recently tightened up border security in its northeast, denying entry to four Rohingya at the India-Bangladesh border.
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Vora added that Facebook would be expanding its previously tightened-up anti-discrimination policies to all types of Facebook ads.
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But since public cannabis stocks saw their share prices plummet over the summer, the private markets have tightened up accordingly.
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But some pitchers feel that in the last year or two, he has tightened up to compensate for his reputation.
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On "Recent Developments," his 20th album, the compositions are detailed and multifaceted, but nothing feels nailed down or tightened up.
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Among other effects, Mulvaney said, the retired Marine General has tightened up monitoring of meetings and conversations with the president.
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In return, Turkey tightened up its border restrictions — and agreed to take back every migrant who subsequently landed in Greece.
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" She added, "There is a perception, as far as I am concerned, that the laws need to be tightened up.
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While it is hard to quantify the effect of his campaign, anecdotally, many firms have tightened up their compliance programs.
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"These past couple of games we've tightened up on the defensive end," Indiana All-Star forward Paul George told reporters.
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Lenders have already tightened up here, too, but consumer-protection groups fear they may ease up once the pressure is off.
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Macedonia had been allowing small numbers of Syrians and Iraqis through but stopped this after its neighbors tightened up their policies.
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Following the attack on Mr Timms many MPs tightened up security at them; requiring attendees to register in advance, for example.
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The civil liability provisions need to be tightened up to make clear that civil liability only follows after a criminal prosecution.
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KILMEADE: And they really suffocated that regime that was already suffering, and they even tightened up the border on top of that.
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Cabrera recovered quickly from a right groin strain but it tightened up on him Tuesday and he departed after the seventh inning.
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But as the unemployment rate began to decrease, the states tightened up their requirements again, causing many to become once again ineligible.
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Mrs Merkel famously vowed to keep Germany's borders open to hundreds of thousands of newcomers, though later she tightened up the rules.
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The threat graph is bottomed-out today; the Finns have tightened up border security following several incursions by FSB and Spetssvyaz looters.
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We're a good distance away from when LinkedIn crashed, and everyone tightened up, cut costs and started focusing on getting to profitability.
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In December 2017 it launched a consultation looking at how the rules on what can be claimed as expenses could be tightened up.
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Another concern is surveys indicating more rigorous standards on commercial and industrial loans, which "tightened up sharply in the fourth quarter," he said.
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Rules for access, eligibility and benefits were tightened up and 'adjusted,' " they write, often through bureaucratic decisions kept "out of the political limelight.
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But recently, Denmark and Sweden have tightened up checks at their common border, highlighting the tension of the movement of migrants across the continent.
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Facebook rightly points out that it has tightened up its policies on sharing user data with app makers since last year's Cambridge Analytica debacle.
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Similarly, it's not surprising that southern states who felt their existence threatened during the Civil War tightened up and remain tight to this day.
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India tightened up its adoption rules after cases emerged of parents being coerced or tricked to give up their children for inter-country adoptions.
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The Golden Gophers tightened up defensively and closed within 259-26 when Carr hit two free throws with 247:23 left in the half.
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The administration could have simply tightened up immigration procedures, but Trump went out of his way to pick a fight with all of Mexico.
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The Obama-era regulations tightened up recruiting rules and tied loans to the schools' records of getting their students the jobs they were promised.
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Microsoft tightened up security after the breach, the former employees said, walling the database off from the corporate network and requiring two authentications for access.
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We started at 10, we reduced it ... We definitely tightened up the metered model, but then we thought, what do we really want to do?
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He had to come out after five innings when his back tightened up, having allowing one run on three hits but also issuing four walks.
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As the game tightened up, it kind of seemed like we were having second thoughts about making the simple plays that we had already made.
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The Dodd-Frank Act, which tightened up many banking rules after the crisis, should be dispensed with and replaced with a simple, higher capital requirement.
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Peter Thorne, a spokesman for the correction department, said the report focused on a period before the department tightened up its hiring practices last year.
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While the front part of the LME curve has flipped to contango, that on the Shanghai market has tightened up to level or small backwardation.
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The Wildcats led by as much as 15 midway through the second half, but a 233-0 run by Vanderbilt tightened up the action again.
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Last week Secretary of State Rex Tillerson sent four cables to U.S. embassies and consular officials demanding scrutiny be tightened up, as originally reported by Reuters.
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Some of the kinks were still being worked out during the press preview, however during a recent visit, they seem to have tightened up the experience.
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The defense, long Barcelona's Achilles' heel, has perhaps tightened up, but the club now looks less jubilant, less able to ignore its weakness at the rear.
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Whether he was feeling the effects of the hits or Denver's defense simply tightened up was unclear, but the Panthers' offense went from dynamic to lifeless.
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Last season, they had the second worst pass defense at 26 net yards per attempt, but this season, they have tightened up to a solid 6.2.
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Far from banning all dissent and discussion, it is instead allowed in a sudden burst, like a pressure valve releasing, and then quickly tightened up again.
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Villanova jumped out to an 18-10 lead with 8:59 remaining in the first half before Xavier tightened up defensively and closed within 25-43.
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Security for payments above €30 ($32) will be tightened up, with customers having to provide two pieces of secret information ("strong authentication") to wave through a transaction.
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UConn tightened up on defense—holding South Carolina to a 2-for-11 to end the third quarter—and entered the final 10 minutes up 51-39.
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In the case of copper, the latest proposal builds on the "Green Fence" initiative of a few years ago that tightened up quality standards for scrap imports.
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"It's almost achieving what I want, but a few areas need to be tightened up," MacArthur said, citing concerns about ensuring minimum insurance coverage requirements are protected.
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As one country after another has tightened up its rules (see chart), the number of overseas adoptions has fallen, from 45,1403 in 2004 to 12,500 in 226.
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Many governments, particularly in litigious societies such as America, have tightened up their rules, requiring parents to supervise young children far more closely than in the past.
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But in the second half, Philadelphia's defense tightened up and Wentz, the No. 23 pick in this year's draft, steadily got his team back into the game.
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Instead of reinventing itself for this album, Metallica subtly tightened up, notching up the amount of melody in guitars and vocals and trying to limit sprawling songs.
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By the time Germany tightened up its immigration laws, in 2004, roughly 200,000 new Jews had entered the country, mostly from Russia or other Eastern European countries.
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It was a much better spectacle than their lopsided match last year in the U.S. Open final, in which Keys tightened up and won just three games.
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Moreover, the country has a pre-existing and unforgiving framework for managing religious expression—known as laïcité—which recent governments, fearing a threat to secularism, have tightened up.
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After the jihadist attacks on London's transport system in 2005, successive British governments tightened up on their laissez-faire approach to Islam in Britain and became more interventionist.
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Curry said he hopes that a twice-yearly review of their portfolios, due to be published in the coming months, will show that they have tightened up terms.
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In 1936, right when everything was getting better, we had positive GDP growth in 1936, tightened up monetary policy again and created another straight back into the depression.
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Some are tightened up with additions of pastel; others are visionary stains, all but abstract areas of tinted texture and atmosphere that might have been made this year.
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We are talking big-ticket engineering feats -- sea walls, elevated roads and other infrastructure, vastly improved drainage systems and on and on -- and also tightened up building codes.
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The administration could have simply tightened up the refugee review process and capped the refugee intake at 50,000, but instead went out of its way to insult Islam.
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"The [teen apparel] group as a whole, and Abercrombie in particular, has tightened up their inventory, pricing and store/mobile experience," Retail Metrics founder Ken Perkins told CNBC.
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Technically, they could be "tightened" up, perhaps by trimming out some of the dialogue or reaction shots, or removing parts that don't fit into a more streamlined plot.
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Record-breaking oil imports by China The oil market, on the other hand, has tightened up because of supply cuts by OPEC, geopolitical issues and robust demand from China.
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Further, while Snap's cost of revenue was higher than sales on a yearly basis in 2016, the company drastically tightened up hosting costs over the course of the year.
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But since the Snowden revelations tech giants have tightened up their act — and so we arrive, once again, at politicians trying to tighten the legal thumb-screws on encryption.
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American Airlines tightened up its policy on emotional support animals this past March, and now only allows cats and dogs to serve as emotional support animals on its flights.
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"They have certainly tightened up their criteria," said Dan Brewer, an appraiser and mortgage broker in Toronto's Richmond Hill suburb and former president of the Appraisal Institute of Canada.
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It has tightened up a centrally administered political system that threatens to undermine ingenuity and creativity and require it to accumulate technology the old-fashioned way: by stealing it.
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While still relatively rootsy, its successor, 2014's Tomorrow's Hits, tightened up that sound for a polished, songs-forward LP that's still the band's most immaculately produced collection yet.
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Seventy-one percent of Americans, including 6900 percent of gun owners, say restrictions on gun ownership should be tightened, up from 2628 percent in the same poll last October.
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"The program needed to be tightened up," said Joshua Meservey, a senior policy analyst at the Heritage Foundation, a conservative think tank, who formerly worked in refugee resettlement in Africa.
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For example, HHS has tightened up the rules somewhat for extra signup periods, known as special enrollment periods (SEPs), that insurers say sick people are using to game the system.
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Roundup Arsenal and Tottenham scored late winning goals against fellow title contenders on Sunday to move 2 points off the lead as the race to win England's Premier League tightened up.
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More recently, however, the supply chain rumor mill has tightened up significantly, and as recently as six weeks ago there really was tremendous secrecy about what was coming at today's event.
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Facebook has tightened up in the years since the most egregious sharing took place, but it's still a massively opaque system with a frightening amount of insight into our personal lives.
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Kalanick added that in the last six months "we've just been watching literally hundreds of cities go profitable, we've just tightened up the operation…we're getting good at running profitable cities".
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But he didn't return to the court for the second half after his lower left leg, which had kept him out of the Warriors' previous two games, tightened up a bit.
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Jacksonville has plenty of time to score, but with New England's defense having tightened up considerably, that could be very difficult unless the Jaguars have something hidden up their collective sleeve.
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Kansas City's defense had tightened up considerably on its last few tries, but this time around they once again fell prey to a series of short grinding plays by the Patriots.
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Since 2015 he has placed a new emphasis on patterned, polyrhythmic drumming, using a tightened-up approach and more explicitly melding the sounds of modern hip-hop with ancient, diasporic rhythms.
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He questioned whether the deal for "Bake Off," the biggest show on British television, sits well with Channel 4's remit and said regulation of the broadcaster should be tightened up.
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Britain, leaving the EU and desperate for investment and trade deals, is more susceptible to Chinese entreaties than its continental neighbours, but even it has tightened up its policies in recent years.
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I remember when like Alice In Chains put out their second record and they dried up the mix, they tightened up the drums, and it sounded like a band in a room.
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Facebook has since tightened up the data the user data accessible to app developers, especially in the wake of the Cambridge Analytica scandal, but at least some damage has already been done.
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Another reviewer points out that the bag may not be the best for smaller people, as the straps "can only be tightened up so much," most reviews suggest it's easy to carry.
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And because none of the pollsters or analysts saw it that way, they concluded that Trump, the developer/entertainer, could not possibly win even if the polls had in fact tightened up.
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But it has since tightened up by as much as 2.3 percent to around 1.10 per euro, and investors in the derivatives market are once again betting on its rise against the euro.
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While the amounts are a drop in the bucket of the overall industry, analysts said defaults were set to grow this year and beyond as China's central bank tightened up on monetary policy.
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The game tightened up somewhat in the ninth when, in an effort to help the struggling reliever Tyler Clippard regain some confidence, Girardi sent him out to pitch with an 8-2 lead.
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Harvey said that he had done an intense workout Wednesday in anticipation of starting Friday's game in Washington, and that perhaps as a result his body tightened up as Thursday's game went on.
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It believes that oil balances have tightened up following a surge in unplanned outages, but suggests structural conditions in the market will further keep the market in check for that latter part of 2016.
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"He's got to take things in stride," said Horschel, who was in the group with Woods two years ago when Woods withdrew during the first round of this event after his back tightened up.
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Tellerian's LNG terminal in Louisiana is expected to be operational by 2022, by which time Souki said he expected supply-side dynamics to have tightened up as the abundant current supply reduced prices, spurring demand.
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Twice Medvedev served for the match, at 5-2 and 5-4, but he tightened up and world number one Nadal, roared on by the 43 Arena crowd, needed no second invitation to take advantage.
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Amazon tightened up its rules in 2016 to only allow reviewers to accept a free or discounted product as long as they disclose that fact, and use the Amazon "Vine" program to post their opinions.
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As a result of the investigation, SAP said it had tightened up its compliance and anti-corruption procedures, including banning sales commissions on public sector contracts in countries with poor graft ratings, including South Africa.
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Thousands of migrants have gathered on the Greek side of that country's border with Macedonia, which had been allowing small numbers of Syrians and Iraqis through but stopped this after its neighbors tightened up their policies.
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AT&T reported that it lost 191,000 postpaid phone subscribers, compared with Verizon reporting a net drop of 289,000 postpaid wireless subscribers, as competition in the quarter tightened up with the market for unlimited data plans.
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And the risk spreads on high-yield corporate debt have tightened up since December and are back toward November values, which is pretty consistent with the S&P 500 trading back up to early November levels.
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RHP Yordano Ventura allowed 303 hits in four innings Saturday but danced around trouble, stranding eight Tigers before departing when his back tightened up on a double leading off the fifth inning by LF Justin Upton.
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The company left room to reverse its decision, calling on the government to reconsider regulations announced on Friday that tightened up the rules of a pilot project that had let Uber operate since October last year.
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Over the last few years, Sweden has reinstituted a version of the draft it jettisoned just eight years ago, begun to increase defense spending, deployed troops to strategic outposts, and tightened up its partnerships with NATO countries.
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"I thought in the second half our defense tightened up a little bit," Florida State coach Leonard Hamilton told reporters after the Seminoles' first victory since going 5-1 in a six-game stretch against ranked opponents.
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Samsung has tightened up the S233's overall design for the S7: it's more comfortable to hold, easier to pick up off of a table, has a flatter fingerprint scanner, and has a less pronounced camera hump.
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The very front part of the curve, between cash and the September prime prompt on the 21st of the month has tightened up a little over the last couple of days but is still only quoted at level.
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The trainer has said that he has tightened up his operation, and that the experience, no matter how uncomfortable, benefits him now, when he is under the pressure of having the favorite in the year's most important race.
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Facebook tightened up its operating expenditure growth for 2018 from 45 percent to 60 percent to 50 percent to 60 percent (for platform security), but suggested that General Data Protection Regulation is unlikely to impact ad revenue growth.
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The government has tightened up the rules governing corporate behaviour in the light of two pieces of American legislation: the Sarbanes-Oxley reforms which followed the Enron scandal and the Dodd-Frank reforms which followed the global financial crisis.
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BEIJING, March 28 (Reuters) - China's banking regulator has tightened up its scrutiny of the country's distressed asset managers, in a bid to crack down on improper bad debt transactions with commercial banks, an internal document reviewed by Reuters shows.
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Facebook's policies previously allowed developers to siphon off app users' Facebook friends data — though Facebook tightened up these permissions in 2014 — "to dramatically reduce data access", as founder Mark Zuckerberg has now claimed — though evidently not dramatically enough for Mozilla.
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In the early 20th century migrants still made up the bulk of ocean travellers, but after the first world war America tightened up its immigration policy and liners reinvented themselves to appeal to the growing number of middle-class tourists.
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The Wild finished the game 6 on 03 after a high-stick penalty on Antoine Roussel and with goalie Devan Dubnyk pulled, but the Stars tightened up and allowed only one shot on target over the 84-second two-man advantage.
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Featuring aloe and rye alcohol, it goes on lighter than a serum, absorbs almost on contact, and after the allotted 10 minutes, leaves skin with a tightened-up surface — an all-around friendlier canvas to work with when applying foundation.
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The Spurs tightened up in the second but couldn't get their own offense going, missing all six 3-point attempts in the period and being outscored by 15-4 to end the half as Brooklyn opened a 52-38 advantage.
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Even as China has tightened up on Chinese money moving out of the country, regulators have moved to make it easier for foreign money to come in, easing rules on the inbound version of QDII - the Qualified Foreign Institutional Investors (QFII) program.
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Five years ago, the Republican-controlled Florida legislature tightened up early voting ahead of the 2012 election, expanding voting hours and sites, only to backtrack after people waited for hours in long lines during both the early-voting period and on Election Day.
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Even as China has tightened up on Chinese money moving out of the country, regulators have moved to make it easier for foreign money to come in, easing rules on the inbound version of QDII - the Qualified Foreign Institutional Investors (QFII) programme.
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Sidney Crosby got Pittsburgh going with his NHL-leading 24th goal, Marc-Andre Fleury led a tightened-up defense with 23 saves and the Penguins won for the ninth time in 11 games by beating the New Jersey Devils 4-1 Friday night.
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The Twins updated Byron Buxton's status, saying the centerfielder's back tightened up after he crashed into the wall in the second inning and he felt the tightness while swinging in the third inning, so the team took him out for precautionary reasons.
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"When we saw interest rates start to rise last year and affordability tightened up, and some of those more expensive equity rich markets in California started to see equity fall, you saw national numbers fall in that same direction as well," Walden added.
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I think it's important to actually read the legislation and see where potential problems can occur, and if it can be made better and there's language that needs to be tightened up, then we need to do that first before I vote yes.
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"The high proportion of firms with hard-to-fill positions is a sign that the labor market has tightened up to the point that wages are being pulled higher," said Mark Vitner, a senior economist at Wells Fargo Securities in New York.
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You're expected to be back in line with your area cleaned up by 213 AM. Around this time, the line tightened up and we started snaking our way through the park and towards the turnstiles, where we would get to purchase our tickets.
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A break in the action to close the roof on Arthur Ashe court appeared to bolster Stephens, who tightened up her defense and broke the big-serving Belarusian for a fifth time with a forehand winner to ward off the comeback and go through.
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When I see the show taped a few nights later, before a raucous live studio audience, it's hard to say what alchemical magic has been performed — a few lines tweaked here, a few reactions tightened up there — but everything really is that much better.
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He started one game this season, lasting 4 1/3 innings, before the elbow tightened up ... The Angels sent RHP Alex Meyer, who was called up from Triple-A Salt Lake to start Friday's 8-7, 13-inning loss, back down to the minors.
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After two wins in a row, the Jets were humbled by a physical defense that forced five fumbles (recovering one), shrank the open spaces where Darnold might find receivers, and tightened up when it mattered most, limiting the Jets to two third-down conversions in 217 attempts.
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But he'd also tightened up his tunecraft and matured considerably as a songwriter; even this token non-ballad snakes through its nearly 11 minutes with a pulsating jungle throwback beat and some kind of treated horn or string riff that sounds like it's emanating from an elephant's trunk.
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But this is still the same place where Williams melted down against Kim Clijsters in the 2009 semifinals, threatening a line judge, and where she tightened up and failed to complete the true Grand Slam in 2015 by losing to the unseeded Italian Roberta Vinci in the semifinals.
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DeRozan is, after all, trying to make good on what's supposed to be Toronto's year of ascendancy, in which Kyle Lowry tightened up his thunder-booty, Jonas Valanciunas developed some skills beyond tallness, and DeRozan himself emerged as a slashing menace who can mix in the odd three-pointer.
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Rosenzweig: As insurers have become more educated about cyber and losses have become more prevalent, the general trend has been that exclusionary language on policies such as CGL, property, and other lines has been tightened up to ensure that losses aren't being paid under policies that were never intended to cover cyber-related losses.
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Ortega's ability to take a shot and his jab have carried him through the striking exchanges with decent scrappers, though, and his bodywork against Moicano in the last round of that fight was definitely an eye-opener to how smart he can be, even if he doesn't have the technical nuts and bolts tightened up yet.
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All very wide, spacious movements when you look at them through the lens of modern grappling but neat techniques nonetheless and combinations which could be tightened up by a modern day grappler for use against opponents who understand how to move their hips and constantly be shrimping and bridging to take advantage of any space given to them.
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Despite a great deal of skepticism from the American policy community, under Trump, there have been two small steps forward from China on North Korea: Beijing has voted against North Korea in the United Nations Security Council; and China has tightened up its export controls on some vital commodities that it has traditionally supplied to North Korea.
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Or maybe responsibility belongs with the executives who have tightened up expense policies (outside of their own of course), repeatedly rejected their employees' requests for raises, and required anyone on the payroll to respond to texts, Slacks, emails and phone calls at all hours of the day or night—rendering it near-impossible for them to sit back and relax at 1 p.m.
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Since going on the disabled list with left biceps tendinitis on May 6, Kershaw has pitched just once, a five-inning outing on May 283 in which his back tightened up, sending him right back to the DL. That marked the 30-year-old's fourth career DL stint caused by a back injury, including one in each of the last three seasons.
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The company also tightened up the timing window of various panel styles a bit: installations of the the smooth/textured glass solar panels will start this year, while the wavier Tuscan and Slate panels won't start hitting houses until 2018 (Elon tweeted that it'd be in "about 6 months," so it sounds like he's aiming for sooner than later.) You can find the calculator and pre-order page here.
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His focus was on training films Until the war ended Then he moved to California Where his legacy was cemented He wrote "And to Think That I Saw It on Mulberry Street" His first book as Dr. Seuss Came to be complete The journey wasn't all that smooth Rejected 27 times He cut some words, made fewer lines and tightened up his rhymes Then Suess, he was approached By the director of a board They needed something new, they said The kids -- they are so bored!
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Orrin HatchOrrin Grant HatchTrump to award racing legend Roger Penske with Presidential Medal of Freedom Trump awards Presidential Medal of Freedom to economist, former Reagan adviser Arthur Laffer Second ex-Senate staffer charged in aiding doxxing of GOP senators MORE (Utah) and John BarrassoJohn Anthony BarrassoIf Democrats want gun control, they must first concede defeat Conway: Republican concerns about gun reform 'all reconcilable' Five proposals Congress is eyeing after mass shootings MORE (Wyo.) are pressing the administration for answers about ObamaCare's special enrollment periods, which HHS has recently tightened up in response to insurer complaints.
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