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Kardashian took to social media to tease her big trip.
There are a few glimpses of plot to tease out.
Winslow and other teammates weren't afraid to tease Allen, either.
It can be hard to tease apart these two questions.
Taylor took to Instagram to tease another collaboration with West.
A few did not miss the chance to tease him.
Trump starts this sentence by trying to tease -- without revealing!
I'm 39 and somebody's going to tease me about it?
They are not, though they like to tease their audience.
I love to tease the fans online, it drives them crazy.
The truth about e-cigarettes will take longer to tease out.
That would be a hell of a way to tease it.
But what exactly those things mean is hard to tease out.
The loveable star took the opportunity to tease his young costar.
This allows researchers to tease out the effect of the change.
Scott takes the time to tease Rob about wanting a boy.
The Good Tastes Study was designed to tease such mysteries apart.
Maybe he wanted to tease a new free ice cream platform.
"They used the word 'Rohingya', 'Burma' to tease us," he said.
We want to tease out what all three have in common.
He likes to tease me that I'm not Irish; I'm American.
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But none of this is contextualized to tease out its wider implications.
In their second study, the authors tried to tease out an answer.
What sorts of experiments have you done to tease out these tendencies?
This Hyundai concept manages to tease the idea without doing the same.
Researchers tracked 28,000 adults to tease out whether e-cigarettes exacerbate wheezing.
For now, allow us to tease you with the film's naughtiest character.
CUOMO: But that's not a nice thing to tease a journalist about.
I'm sort of using those two characters to tease out the problem.
Mr. Bezos' own employees used to tease him about his cargo pants.
I have a new respect for a sport that is easy to tease.
"Learn to tease men and get your money," her agent warns her later.
In fact, the company appeared to tease in an early release of wallpaper.
"I want you to tease me until I can't take it any longer."
Then one has to tease out the value of decorated actors and actresses.
At this point, Jack Pearson's passing is the show's favorite reveal to tease.
"Cause and effect is difficult to tease out with this research," he explains.
But it's not enough to tease audiences with unfinished subplots and unanswered questions.
"That's something we're trying to tease apart with follow-up research," he said.
And Evans had only positive things to tease about her upcoming third album.
Women stopped by to tease the girl's mother, Radha Rani, who wept inconsolably.
While Rock designed the rest of his show to tease out the racial
All this leaves pathologists only circumstantial evidence to tease criminal intent from tragedy.
Colbert's studio is a logical place for Democrats to tease presidential campaign plans.
He likes to tease people, but there's not a mean bone in him.
His roommates recently saw him crafting these notes and started to tease him.
It's a hopeful place to project our thoughts and to tease our imaginations.
Is that why you ultimately decided to tease it in the promo last week?
"It difficult to tease that out," said Kociolek, who is also the hospital's epidemiologist.
Was it your intent to tease out these contradictions, taking them to the extreme?
And it gives us the opportunity to tease her out a little bit more.
Those sports also make it much easier to tease games, which is always fun.
However, the streaming giant continues to tease with trailers for each of the episodes.
She essentially subtweeted Taylor a few times to tease the Snapchat Story she posted.
You'll be relieved to know that these are easy to tease out and eliminate.
So the researchers set out to tease apart the question in an ingenious way.
Randall is cautious (classic cutie Randall), and Kevin starts to tease him about it.
Things looked promising towards the end, but we know Carell loves to tease us.
Or could the clue be hinting at the verb "needle," which means to TEASE?
Maybe it's slightly dovish if you really have to tease something out of it.
Scars had fused her lens and iris, and he had to tease them apart.
It'd be really interesting to tease apart which bits exactly are important to females.
It's something she continues to tease out through the daily process of taking pictures.
Rihanna continues to tease fans with new Fenty projects and products instead of music.
I reconstruct this rather long chain in an attempt to tease out several points.
So it's hard to tease out which of the sweeteners might be a problem.
After all, if the two categories are synonymous, why bother to tease them apart?
It's just hard to -- tease it out to figure out exactly what that means.
And he began to tease out the ideological debate with Warren and Vermont Sen.
You'll be able to tease out the little flourishes layered in your favorite songs.
Bridgers said that after their breakup, Adams continued to tease opportunities while pursuing her.
I don't think that means it's unsolvable; it's just a harder thing to tease out.
Whatever the case, it's not like Apple to tease a future product in a video.
There are real policy differences in the Democratic field that are important to tease out.
On Tuesday, Malik posted cover art for "Still Got Time" to tease the upcoming release.
On Thursday, Hilton and Kardashian took to Instagram to tease a very special new project.
"We've been able to tease some content out of him through direct engagement," Newman said.
It's difficult to tease out of the limited written record what Corbally's missions actually were.
"We've been able to tease out [some] main things that [the protein] does," says Allen.
The company also used the opportunity to tease its latest flagship processor, the Snapdragon 845.
The film's star, Sylvester Stallone, posted an image that appears to tease an upcoming sequel.
And of course, the Game of Thrones cast is able to tease a season spoiler.
His ability to tease out something Kaczynski never would have expected led to Kaczynski's capture.
I used to tease her and say, 'You know, we could borrow each other's clothes.
Google's response was to tease an image of the phone four months ahead of schedule.
And she's using her bigger-than-average hold on '90s nostalgia to tease potential reboots.
A friend of mine recently did a small experiment to tease out anti-Latin sentiment.
In the lab, the researchers used slow motion video to tease out the ants' choreography.
I asked the cast to tease what's ahead, and here's what they had to say:
Information was presented freely instead of me having to tease it out of this gentleman.
The games ended the way they did because of factors too complex to tease apart.
Ideologues will be quick to tease meaning from every plotline, but that misses the point.
Justice Kagan asked Mr. Parker, the government lawyer, subtle questions to tease out his position.
The laboratory's character network visualization software is able to tease out each individual character interaction.
If there's one thing we know, it's that Frank Ocean loves to tease his fans.
Academics have tried to tease out the humans from the bots with varying degrees of success.
It was a huge end point and it doesn't actually need to tease anything coming next.
Neuroscientists have been mapping the brain for centuries to try to tease apart its inner workings.
Microsoft has started to tease what appears to be a new Minecraft game for mobile devices.
The idea is simple: use an algorithm to tease out actionable insights, putting data to feelings.
Rob used to tease her by taking one little item and putting it in another room.
Or, she could be releasing just a single — a lone song to tease an entire album.
But these strategies ultimately depend on the researchers' ability to tease out the fish's biological secrets.
And then I wanted to tease them as to what chapter two is going to be.
He went on to tease readers, saying they would know what paragraph he was talking about.
These will be fed to machine-learning algorithms for analysis, to tease out what works best.
She even made sure to tease the gift he received from Queen Elizabeth II: a book.
It's probably not a good idea to tease things that are perfectly capable of eating you.
Still, the technology can't do much to tease rain from a cloud-free sky, experts warn.
The newlywed recently took to Instagram to tease her new boxing skills and a new project.
It didn't force unbelievable or over-the-top situations to try to tease out its premise.
Another task is to tease out the relationship between non-violent and violent far-right extremism.
They know how to rile and how to soothe, how to tease and how to praise.
Mr. Andsnes delved beneath that surface to tease out the music's mercurial shifts and manic energy.
And they have already begun follow-up studies to tease out the complex relationships among factors.
In fact, the contemporary trappings allowed Ms. Feola to tease out contemporary resonances from Gilda's character.
It is difficult to tease this out to see exactly how it applies to Trump supporters.
Neural networks are notoriously opaque; it's typically very hard to tease out exactly what they've learned.
In fact, he liked to tease me that he did his part: He voted for Trump.
But at his best, he dug in to tease out every psychological current in his characters.
Researchers have begun using a technique called genome-wide-association studies to tease out such risks.
Apple is using pop-up alerts to tease new features coming to the iPhone and iPad.
The above video tries to tease out exactly how Ken thinks about his unusual comedic medium.
So it's impossible for me to tease out how much but it has helped the economy.
The Bachelorette uses promos to tease drama, but they're not always true to exactly what goes down.
No family drama is being teased anywhere — and we know The Bachelor loves to tease family drama.
Corinne Olympios loves to tease, and she's sticking to that ... even after Nick Viall sent her packing.
"More research is needed to tease apart all the variables involved in the process," the engineers said.
"I'm thinking about getting really fat," he quipped to Vulture as he pretended to tease season 3.
It would hardly make sense to tease Stranger Things with a video any less cryptic than this.
Harry Hamlin supports wife Lisa Rinna, but he still likes to tease her about her Bravo career.
Hopefully, they can give us a bow ... a note ... ANYTHING to tease this upcoming tour of theirs.
To tease the announcement of the top schools, the Peace Corps joined Snapchat on Wednesday (username: peacecorps).
One that requires repeated listening to tease out every joke, every nuance, and every injustice it challenges.
With that in mind, what one factor matters most "may be hard to tease out," he said.
He also tried to tease out the way sensational journalism might end up stifling the drone industry.
"We're trying to tease out what is new in all of these different domains," Dr. Holdren said.
Naturally, the star took to social media to tease the collection, modeling some of his covetable wares.
The Rolling Stones used a similar billboard approach to tease fans before the band's 2015 summer tour.
After that, Ahmad's older brother, Farid, said "Allahu akbar" to me at every opportunity, to tease me.
Step 3: Use your fingers or a comb to tease out the sides and back for volume.
"There are contradictory things that we're still trying to tease out about the root causes," he said.
Intrigued, he began a series of studies to tease out which factors influenced the remaining 30 percent.
It even has moments in which, like Cher herself, it's strong enough to tease its own conventions.
Later, Mr. Reinke decided to tease the bison, prompting several reports of wildlife harassment from other visitors.
There wasn't much footage from any of the series, but there was enough glimpses to tease fans.
Kishida had another 5G handsets to tease: the Xperia Pro, a flagship handset aimed at video professionals.
I used to tease him that he was just pretending to type, because it was so fast.
Kid Rock briefly stole a few seconds' worth of fame to tease his potential entry into politics.
Just as the mask was used to tease a presumably important character, this armor seems extremely significant.
He debuted his solo single "Get You Home" on American Idol Season 15 to tease a forthcoming album.
Comparing these anomalies among the tree population allowed the scientists to tease out where and when avalanches occurred.
During that time he never lost his sense of humor and loved to tease the doctors and nurses.
Kylie Jenner has yet to speak out about her pregnancy but she continues to tease fans and followers.
It's also expected to tease the future of what type of hardware we'll see next year and beyond.
But Rapace is able to tease out the differences between them with mannerisms, small looks, and tiny flinches.
After dropping "No Tears Left To Cry," she's been using her Twitter and Instagram to tease something new.
Despite these efforts to set the mood, the film failed to tease any shrieks or jumps from me.
Is Apple ready to tease the new Mac Pro that it has said is coming sometime next year?
As for the others, some of them like to tease me a little, while others will listen some.
A convolutional neural network is just the trick to tease out new and interesting results from that morass.
This one from DryBar works wonders when you use it to tease the hair closest to your scalp.
In a new study in the New England Journal of Medicine, researchers tried to tease out that link.
The Harry Potter author on Monday used the social media platform to tease the next Fantastic Beasts film.
Those who stick through the credits, however, will encounter a scene designed to tease a potential next film.
Kelly Clarkson's got something up her sleeve, and she's using her beautiful baby girl to tease it out.
Lorde is here to tease us with another single off her soon-to-be-released, second album Melodrama.
"Four Loko took to social media to tease the concept, writing "Hard Seltzers ran so we could fly.
With its frequent generosity of spirit, "Barry" manages to tease Barry's acting classmates while refusing to mock them.
YouTuber Jaclyn Hill appears to be using social media to tease the launch of a new beauty product.
The researchers who engage in this type of work do their absolute best to tease apart these factors.
To tease out its graceful, somber song, the museum reached out to the distinguished horn player R.J. Kelly.
I, on the other hand, was already a cynical asshole so I used to tease him a lot.
Those things would also lead to bad outcomes, and it's hard to tease out individual components over time.
This phenomenon, which researchers call homophily, makes it difficult to tease out how friends influence each other's lives.
All he had to do to guarantee himself the top spot was to tease his fledgling Phish phandom.
The Bronx rapper returned from her Instagram hiatus to tease a cinematic snippet of the video last weekend.
The former allowed for plenty of time between episodes to tease out the themes Jarecki and company were pursuing.
Disney dropped a trailer to tease the film on Thanksgiving, giving us all something else to be thankful for.
He also released intricate illustrations of giant robots to tease a new book called Titans, out later this year.
We'll be here refreshing her Instagram page until the reveal comes because we know KVD loves to tease us.
These are all questions we'll have to tease out over time, and for which there are no easy answers.
"It's going to be hard to tease out the tax effects, the likelihood of taxes going through," he said.
When you're sitting on a record this ambitious, this intense, this good, you're allowed to tease us a little.
But tracing individual neurons has been difficult, making it hard to tease apart exactly how they wire the brain.
Details have been few and far between; Ms. Rowling likes to tease her fans by doling out information sparingly.
But there needs to be much more rigorous research done to tease out the exact benefits of these diets.
He looked a little like Dustin Hoffman playing Lenny Bruce trying to tease out a joke in his head.
There's a much bigger chance that he's convinced folks he's in real trouble in order to tease new music.
This allowed the researchers to tease out the defining characteristics of cell phone usage for people with different jobs.
It's also a way to tease out other potential business lines for the company in areas like career placement.
For years, the group worked en masse to tease locations from the vague hints in the pictures and text.
His friends used to tease him for always wearing a long-sleeved shirt, even in the hot Caribbean weather.
I rely on them to tease out information about the characters' worlds and the cultures they are based on.
That's our Thom, a man who lives to tease with prickly paradoxes and to undermine expectations — his and ours.
For Cerdá, those caveats are room for more research to tease out how Medicaid may bring down overdose deaths.
Other research that has tried to tease out the actual effects of higher education finds them to be large.
To answer, it helps to tease apart the crosscurrents between Italian politics, European institutions, financial markets and economies worldwide.
Cyrus released an EP titled "She Is Coming" in 2019 and appeared to tease more music on the way.
Sorry, Kim, but bringing you into this world kind of gives her a free pass to tease you forever.
Trying to tease out whether fasting is simply a form of calorie restriction is very complicated, according to experts.
Most literary criticism is grounded in close reading, with scholars poring over individual texts to tease out subtle meanings.
Several large studies have found ways to tease out the effects of actual surgeries and anesthetic exposures on children.
I know they use the term to tease me, but I feel fine if it's a woman saying it.
It was an outfit — and move — similar to the one she wore in photographs used to tease the song's release.
Because these flags represent, in a way, the entire history of the United States, there's a lot to tease out.
Even when only considering the videos in the screening room, it's a little hard to tease out a connecting thread.
Luckily, you don't have to tease your hair until it hurts to be a part of Musgraves' yee yee club.
Understand that journalists are as baffled as you but, thanks to experience, they have the means to tease out truth.
For the final touch of volume, he used the wide comb again to tease out the ends of the curls.
For the record, Jennings is a fan, though he has also taken the opportunity to tease Holzhauer on social media.
RaeLynn says the country star is a "jokester" who used to tease her about Davis when they first started dating.
Just to tease this out again — and people who've worked in web publishing, I think, are particularly attuned to this.
NIO's concept is called the ET Preview, as it's meant to tease the first in a potential lineup of sedans.
The easiest way to assess is to tease a story, and then see if they ask you for more detail.
It's difficult to tease out just what exactly drove this decrease and subsequent increase in relative engagement for Fox News.
Honest, straight-as-an-arrow lawman has tragic flaw, and it's up to you the reader to tease it out.
Not everyone knows how to tease their hair (and tease it right) but this method is almost like liquid teasing.
This isn't the first time fashion has been used as a platform to tease a coming game in the series.
The NAO can vary on timescales of several days to weeks, making it difficult to tease out statistically significant trends.
Last week, Microsoft's Surface chief, Panos Panay, appeared to tease just such a machine, built in collaboration with LG Display.
Ah, yeah, I used to tease her about ghosts, you might think as she charges at you with hands ablaze.
It's also very rare for the show to tease a limo exit — because it reveals exactly who gets sent home.
Presumably, this won't be Forza Motorsport 20143: Apex, because that's not big enough of a deal to tease like this.
Jaden Smith has dropped a visual to tease his upcoming musical project Syre, and, bottom line: it kind of rules.
They wanted to tease out what level of drinking was associated with an increased risk of death and cardiovascular disease.
If people were already going to tease those two at the reception about their impending engagement, this did the trick.
"[Freddie] always used to tease me," Gellar told PEOPLE at Martha Stewart's annual American Made Summit in New York City.
Instead, scientists will need months to complete in-depth "attribution studies" to tease out climate change's influence on these storms.
The artists' visions serve less of a promotional purpose and instead help to tease out of the horror picture's themes.
Other times they are less obvious: Like some works of conceptual art, they seemed designed to tease and pleasantly infuriate.
"It's so hard to tease those symptoms apart," says Juli Fraga, a San Francisco psychologist who specializes in postpartum depression.
To add music and try to tease out a plot is to weigh down the original and make it earthbound.
Its production team was delighted to tease Sherlock fans, however, while insisting patiently that their show was not a hoax.
When researchers try to tease out whether education does much to cause these benefits, the answer appears to be yes.
Instead of flouting convention, the director wields the restrictions to tease out the elements that would have shocked contemporary readers.
But sometimes it's hard to tease out whether a preference for new construction is rooted in aesthetics or in economics.
The first trailer for Sony Pictures&apos "Spider-Man" spin-off "Morbius" appears to tease Tobey Maguire&aposs Spider-Man.
It was still six months away from going public, but Silbermann was able to tease some of its rapid growth.
The company even rolled out a few dazzling concept cars in an effort to tease what's to come from Lagonda.
W.W.F. plans to tease out the answers to these questions by evaluating the drones' effectiveness against poachers here in Liwonde.
Excellent research is underway to tease apart the links between anxiety and technology so that we can find real solutions.
Both Lopez and Shakira took to Twitter Thursday afternoon to tease the collaboration, each sharing a photo of the other.
The companies that do disclose often struggle to tease out precisely how rising temperatures might hurt or help them financially.
The episode seems to tease viewers with the possibility that Svetlana is actually the con artist that Fiona thinks she is.
With a map and activity pattern in hand, each team will attempt to tease out some basic rules governing the circuit.
It seemed to barely have time to tease all the cool stuff it had coming out in the next few months.
The disease typically appears late in life, decades after any head injuries, so cause and effect are difficult to tease out.
It involves looking holistically at diets and other lifestyle behaviors, trying to tease out the risk factors that lead to illness.
Since her father and McPhee went public with their relationship, Erin hasn't been afraid to tease her dad about their coupling.
For the past eight years, Riot has been quietly working on other games and now has five new titles to tease.
Like Sinatra near the end, he's become more of a belter, less willing to tease out a phrase or an idea.
Neural networks are still somewhat mysterious things, and their decisions can be tough for experts to tease apart after the fact.
The singer, who hasn't released new music since January 2016, continued to tease her followers about a forthcoming album on Friday.
Huawei is also reportedly planning to release a foldable handset this year, and Lenovo has started to tease its own prototype.
Unless the viruses strike in sudden outbreaks, their effects can be hard to tease out from other causes of birth defects.
Before his arrest, his family used to tease him about his inability to pass a reflective surface without checking himself out.
To tease the film, IFC put out three separate trailers this week, each focusing on one of the movie's three stories.
His co-workers treat him like furniture, a filler friend they use when they need another body or someone to tease.
Alessia Cara started straightening her hair at an early age because her classmates used to tease her for her frizzy hair.
After the success of Mating in Captivity, what made you want to tease out affairs and infidelity into a standalone book?
Dark is fun to try to solve — it's a treat to tease out the many connections running among the three eras.
In 2016 and 2017, Oculus used Connect to tease a self-contained, high-end VR headset that it called Santa Cruz.
Earlier in the day, Jenner took to Snapchat to tease that she was "about to start glamming" for a secret event.
Not only that, but HBO is also bringing a two-acre immersive interactive adventure to Austin to tease the second season.
But as with the 2017 hurricane season, it's hard to tease out the influence of climate change in any individual fire.
When you have a character people feel as strongly about as Rayna, we wanted to tease the shock of her death.
The song is cut between clips of different hit ABC shows, like Scandal and Designated Survivor, to tease their upcoming seasons.
UPDATE: The 20-year-old model and newfound designer just posted on Instagram to tease her upcoming collaboration with Chrome Hearts.
Part of his research lies in trying to tease out the language from the culture it is threaded within, he explains.
In the sixth grade, kids began to notice the differences between one another and how to use that information to tease.
I think there's a solid design somewhere in Doom VFR, and I hope id takes the time to tease it out.
More recently, however, researchers have started to tease out some fairly specific costs associated with inaction—and the numbers aren't pretty.
Can you tell me some of the things you were specifically trying to tease out in that realm on this record?
It's the latest video to tease fans before Fekky's 18-track debut album El Clasico comes out on Friday 4 August.
Yet when you start to tease apart each candidate's views and plans for healthcare in America, they both have some shortcomings.
Gaming companies, including Microsoft (MSFT), Bethesda, Capcom and more, attend E3 each year to tease upcoming releases and sometimes new hardware.
Now climate scientists are starting to tease out which of last year's calamities can, and can't, be linked to global warming.
As a result, it's been fascinating to watch the show try to tease its seventh season in spite of the cliffhanger.
Maybe there's more training about how to comfort and how to tease out from the patient, 'What are you really feeling?
For that reason these time warps have gone unnoticed; it takes a well-designed experiment to tease them into conscious awareness.
Yet they are so much a part of our culture, it is hard to tease out the botanical truth behind them.
Her stunning films draw on elements of ethnography, experimental filmmaking practices, and theater to tease out local histories, myths, and materialities.
Another way to tease out the causal effect of Medicaid is to look at variations in Medicaid eligibility rules across states.
They also plan to tease out other factors that might be involved; at this time, the results are only a correlation.
Lewandowski quickly earned the praise of Trump on Twitter, and used the Capitol Hill appearance to tease a potential Senate run.
You begin trying to tease out the system or, if you cannot, you begin noticing the relationship between repetition and disruption.
He has also has a documented history of trolling on Twitter, such as the time he tried to tease actor Patton Oswalt.
That Joe Biden 2020 rumor isn't going away anytime soon, and it's only because Biden himself continues to tease us about it.
If you're trying to tease out the pro wrestling version of 'The Aristocrats' and it falls totally flat, the match is over.
Scientists there have been keeping the tissue on life support long enough to tease out how individual neurons look, act, and communicate.
People love to tease Joe Biden in jest, but he's also quite lovable, possibly the most lovable vice-president we've had yet.
They wanted to tease out the differences between the biochemistry of power athletes, like weightlifters, and endurance athletes, like cross-country skiers.
Original article continues: Her tears are probably not related to some sort of sex scandal, as the promos continually attempt to tease.
There's already this inherent sort of Oceans 11 drama to building a woolly mammoth, so it wasn't hard to tease that out.
Disney is just jamming through remakes of its classics, and it's already starting to tease Mulan, which doesn't arrive until next spring.
But lawmakers were free to tease the vague contours and that was more than enough to convince Trump loyalists of wholesale corruption.
They then used numerous climate "proxies," including pollen, microfossils and stable isotopes, to tease out any environmental changes that could be responsible.
Hollywood likes to tease us, most recently with the possibility of Beyoncé voicing Nala in an upcoming live-action Lion King remake.
The ABC show has chosen to tease the latter on Good Morning America ahead of part one of the finale, airing tonight.
When they were children, Timothy's favorite game was to tease his sister, like calling her "coconut head" because her hair was short.
It involves looking holistically at lifestyle behaviors, like diet and genetics, trying to tease out the risk factors that lead to illness.
DuVernay also commented on the news Monday, heading to Twitter to tease the new project, which will likely start production in 2018.
We sure like to tease good ol' Brock here at Fightland, but it's incredibly fortunate he's on the card considering this catastrophe.
Back when the internet was younger, nicer place, the game company frequently gave away charming little Flash games to tease major releases.
" Lin goes on to tease our sensibilities, saying of his hair that "there's a long-term goal and we're not there yet.
But he said there also was no intention "to tease the religious" and the out-of-way location was for the best.
Dreamy electronica duo ODESZA today took to Instagram to tease an unreleased song and announce that they're finally releasing new music tomorrow.
If you ever need someone to keep a secret — but also need to tease people about that secret — Rian Johnson's your man.
"It worked, contrary to expectation (mine), on so many levels it's hard to tease them apart," Fiona Maddocks wrote in The Observer.
Carano's at a point in her newer career where she doesn't really need to tease a return to MMA to maintain interest.
"It might be hard to tease out if diet is the factor or simply a marker for other risk factors for depression."
Even with added scrutiny on Musk's Twitter feed, the tech billionaire decided to use the platform to tease a big Tesla announcement.
This time, Epic Games, which publishes "Fortnite," decided to tease the new gaming universe by putting these features into the real world.
They seduce us, inviting us to pull them apart, but their construction feels illogical, difficult to tease out of their overall gestalt.
But again, all of this needs more study as researchers work through hyper-local trends to tease out a plausible national story.
He was thinking about how fantastic and dramatic it would be to tease something as huge as not conceding a presidential election.
And the car that the ultra-luxury French brand used to tease it, the Bugatti Vision Gran Turismo, wasn't ever intended for sale.
She used her social media accounts and loyal following to tease the kits which sold out in less than one minute in 2015.
Scientists want to tease out what that structure might be—not least because they hope one day to be able to manipulate it.
Grande posted two photos with Nicki Minaj on Monday to tease fans about their new single, Bed, and captioned both with cloud emojis.
There are other "obvious" cases of cyber treachery for which the U.S. government has been able to tease out specifics for public consumption.
Now, we have The Awesome Adventures of Captain Spirit, which is a standalone episode meant to tease the mysterious Life is Strange 2.
While it's fun to tease, it would be close to impossible to have a truly neat and tidy theme and create balanced tribes.
Hill and Thomas, of course, would pose a challenge to any writer, director or performer hoping to tease out some unexpected dramatic texture.
Since exoplanets are drowned out by starlight, astronomers have to use clever, indirect ways to tease out the existence of a distant world.
INGRAHAM: Two ships -- but I gotta tell you -- I loathe to complement you because everybody else does, so I have to tease you.
Clearly, Hivku is on board for this relationship, or at least on board to tease the hell out of it on social media.
The beauty vlogger took to Snapchat to tease a series of highly pigmented makeup swatches in every color from champagne to emerald green.
As we grew up, she was never the one to tease or bully, or do anything just because her friends were doing it.
Producer Mike Fleiss continued to tease an appearance from President Donald Trump on this summer's Bachelor In Paradise with yet another tweet Tuesday.
While I still stand behind my initial sentiment, it's painfully clear he requires skillful writing and directing to tease out his inner genius.
Companies love to tease these sorts of things out, but it does appear that the big three are tempering expectations for the show.
To tease the announcement, singer and longtime Starbucks fan Ariana Grande tweeted several emojis, including a coffee and a cloud, at the company.
"It's hard to tease apart objections to Stephens's work from objections to hiring any conservative at all," she complained in an April column.
Evangelicals are a funny bunch, prone to tease points out of – to all others – irrelevant Biblical passages and apply them to current events.
They all contribute to a sense that Mann is attempting to tease out something unruly, raw, and unpredictable from her Civil War subjects.
He said Mr. Landry berated him for his low A.C.T. scores and dim Ivy League prospects, and encouraged his peers to tease him.
Later, she began assembling and photographing groups of toys and figurines found in flea markets and antique shops to tease out political puzzles.
She dropped it on the ground to tease Cloud with it, but Cloud ignored her, so she carried it all the way home.
But within more closely related groups, it's much harder to tease apart meaningful patterns—especially when the authors only sampled a few species.
Shortly after unveiling its latest collection with MATCHESFASHION, AMBUSH&aposs co-founder Yoon Ahn took to Instagram to tease another collaboration with Converse.
But as Credit Karma looks set to exit at a huge valuation, it's hard to tease out which perspective is the most correct.
I don't eat a lot of meat; in fact, my 13-year-old son loves to tease me for eating so many vegetables.
Later, she began assembling and photographing groups of toys and figurines found in flea markets and antiques shops to tease out political puzzles.
But the researchers were able to tease out one possibility: The false news stories were more novel, more surprising than the true stories.
The biography, then, is Reynolds's attempt to tease out how his subject's undercover life fit into the more familiar world of his work.
Creators were using Vine to tease longer videos, but then directing viewers to places like Instagram or Facebook to watch the full thing.
Instead, epidemics always involve interactions among genes, ecology, climate and human behavior, presenting profound difficulties for scientists trying to tease apart the contributing factors.
But damn, did Chyna and fiancé Rob Kardashian pick a day to tease us with cryptic messages that their baby may be upon us.
While the young athletes may continue to tease one another, they've both got a lot to celebrate right now – including some very handsome admirers.
That experience didn't ruin my taste for Monopoly and its ability to tease out the self-destructive, greedy, unrestrained capitalist inside all of us.
To tease the app's release, the company has spent the past few months creating Genies for users who reached out to them on Instagram.
Now, fans think she used numbers to tease her seventh album in another big way — and it all circles back to that Instagram vibe.
If it's middle school-ish to tease him about it, let it never be said that Bartolo handles himself like anything but a man.
Corden's Instagram was the gift that kept on giving when he used his first post to tease his next Carpool Karaoke guest, Selena Gomez.
E3 is right around the corner, and developers are already starting to tease new titles for the biggest video game conference of the year.
There are also moments in S-Town where the narrative seems to tease out aspects of John's queer and sexual identity as big reveals.
They don't have to reveal their agenda (are they long or short your shares?) and try to tease out gossip with which to speculate.
At the time of writing, the YouTube video posted to tease Artifact has the unenviable ratio of one thousand likes to nine thousand dislikes.
It all started when Martin, who was performing at the actor's charity gala in Sonoma Saturday, began to tease the host during his set.
In recent years, Top 40 music has evolved — pop has become inextricably enmeshed with R&B, and it's harder to tease out the two.
Swift dropped a short trailer for the music video on her Instagram page, adding it to the slithering snake she used to tease fans.
The "ask more" instruction appears to tease an evolved and improved Google Assistant, one that presumably does more when you ask it for more.
Marvel is keeping most of the real details hidden away, so there should be plenty more to tease (or mislead us about) later on.
"A lot more research is needed to tease apart what it is in coffee that might be having these effects," Murphy told Reuters Health.
Like the last two times she dropped major news, she's using Instagram to tease another song that's apparently dropping at midnight eastern time tonight.
As scientists have tried to tease out these associations, they've learned that the widowhood effect is a lot more complicated than they originally thought.
All of that information will take at least a year, if not more, to tease out from data gathered by telescopes around the world.
However you see oral, use your tongue to tease your partner's clit or penis head, and for more fun, get your hands involved, too.
The new cover images will be used to tease content within each channel in order to "draw readers into the content," according to Digiday.
The cast and creative team were careful not to divulge any big spoilers, but they managed to tease what's in store for the series.
The company spent the next two months attempting to tease out the cause of the fire, at one point investigating the possibility of sabotage.
He discussed the constant attention he's given by older ladies ... and even though he's 17 years old, Gould says it's still fun to tease.
The details of the exchange with Megan Rooney, a speechwriter, are hard to tease out (an attachment is not included in the document dump).
It's hard to tease out how much of the problem stems from diets heavy in processed foods, and how much is due to radiation.
CNN quickly corrected the map, but White House Press Secretary Stephanie Grisham dug up a screenshot days later to tease them for it anyway.
"Operation Cutting Edge" will rely on data from CompStat — a police tool that tracks information about crimes — to tease out patterns between the attacks.
"Remember that this is all relative," Hutton said, adding that more in-depth clinical trials need to be done to tease out the specifics.
Even after he retired from active duty in 1999, according to British news reports, he continued to tease out salable information from former colleagues.
And I think it's really useful to tease this apart because when we say Los Angeles, we're thinking of this entire sprawling metro area.
A more conventional filmmaker might have nudged this scathing attack on class entitlement in the romantic-comedy direction that early scenes seem to tease.
"We want to stay with the emotional tug of our characters, but we want to tease out the national themes," Mr. Adler, 31, said.
Mr. Lopez opts for an amplitude of feeling, but Mr. Neilson prefers to titillate, to tease and to flit among moods, seemingly at will.
Perkins tweeted to tease an upcoming appearance on SportsCenter in which he claimed that Russell Westbrook was the greatest player in Thunder franchise history.
The Italian researchers next plan to tease out the potential applications for these cannabinoids, such as investigating CBDP's anti-convulsive and anti-inflammatory properties.
Past work has had similar findings, but Peters says it was hard to tease apart the appraisal and the severity of the psychotic experience.
Ms. Poirotte acknowledged that it might be possible to tease apart these different possibilities by testing the chimpanzees before and after being infected with Toxoplasma.
At the corners, he slices between the two lines, and uses the scalpel and a set of tweezers to tease the flap of skin away.
Variations across plants can make it hard to tease out which compounds in weed are responsible for any therapeutic effects, like pain or anxiety relief.
With the Power Rangers reboot now in theaters, Saban finally saw its chance to tease one of the most beloved Rangers ever: the Green Ranger.
It's impossible to know what purpose Erik Von Weber's photos serve, but it could be to tease clues to eagle-eyed fans for future episodes.
As they wander the ruins, Gore tries to tease out details of Jamie's upbringing and how much he might be keen on sex with men.
Earlier this week, the model took to Instagram to tease her first-ever makeup collection with Maybelline, but didn't say what exactly would be included.
Chopra also seemed to tease her attendance at the upcoming royal wedding, where her close pal Meghan Markle will tie the knot with Prince Harry.
Using the HARPS spectrograph at the ESO's Southern Observatory, Molaro was able to tease out unexpected changes in the brightness of spots in Occator crater.
To tease out this point, the economists used third-grade test scores in New York City public schools as a rough measure of innate ability.
It's a little hard to tease out the technology from the buzzwords, but, happily, Mashable spotted this gem: IBM is building the world's smallest computer.
When they're not a dynamite team, they love to tease each other, and they're responsible for Star Wars' first shower scene in over 40 years.
I know you don't like to discuss future storylines, but do you want to tease to the flashbacks of Rayna that will happen this season?
Mathematical models represent a powerful tool to tease out the underlying causes of disease emergence, and prioritize wildlife species likely to harbor the next zoonoses.
King also probably knew what she was doing when she chose not to tease any dialogue between Aria and Ezra, the show's most romantic couple.
The 20-year-old took to Instagram, of course, to tease another look from her forthcoming collaboration with Chrome Hearts (Hadid's first fashion pair-up).
Blame Snapchat, where Ora's shown off outfits that seem explicitly intended to tease the general public into thinking she is the side chick in question.
The fact that the pressers are carried live reflects the need of an anxious electorate to tease out any thread of order in the maelstrom.
On the flip side, mobile episodes would make for impressive bonus content to tease upcoming seasons or the five spinoffs HBO has in the pipeline.
The session was largely uneventful except for a few incidents of drivers going off track as they sought to tease traction from the drying surface.
The executive order challenge will turn on how far courts are willing to look into the rhetoric surrounding a policy to tease out unconstitutional motivations.
I'm not so sure all do, especially when the website makes neighbors of the two and social platforms make them nearly impossible to tease apart.
Models can be unreliable because they're, well, not real, and observations can be unreliable because it's hard to tease out natural variability and local influences.
And I had a control group of students who didn't hear me say that, so I was able to tease apart that that statement mattered.
In science, this kind of study is called "observational" — you may be able to tease out a relationship, but you won't know why it's there.
It sparked many a twitter essay, blog post, take, and counter-take as the online literati tried to tease apart the difficult and emotional narrative.
It is difficult to tease out how often the decision to seek treatment is motivated by distress experienced by a child or by parental concerns.
Bundy and Gausman, both picked fourth over all, have been good enough to tease fans with their potential, but neither has developed into an ace.
Whistle-blowers are often complicated people with a tangle of motives, and dueling memoirs aren't necessarily the ideal place to tease out the definitive truth.
A second post, which featured a slideshow of photos taken throughout the course of their relationship, went on to tease the bride-to-be's answer.
Like all concept cars, the Vision AVTR is meant to tease out what it will be like to ride in a car of the future.
We can ask whether it's O.K. for boys to tease one another, or for a child to watch a boy be teased and say nothing.
Nina Wiedemeyer, the exhibition's curator, wants to tease out the complexities of the Bauhaus story beyond the clean-lined narrative that Gropius and others propagated.
And shortly after the egg secured its world record, it began to tease some sort of big reveal — eventually promising a Super Bowl Sunday payoff.
I've ranked them here, taking into account both issues of cost and quality in an attempt to tease out their true dollar-for-dollar value.
As always, Fortt Knox tried to tease out a few lessons the rest of us can apply to our careers: Legere grew up in Fitchburg, Mass.
Climate change is mangling so many things in the natural world it's difficult to tease out its effect everywhere -- but Thorp suspected a totally different culprit.
Obama exercised caution afterward and avoided disclosing details of the raid; Trump was eager to tease the news and laid out much of its particulars himself.
"Because alcohol and smoking are two behaviors that go hand in hand, it's difficult to tease out the potential effects of alcohol from smoking," she added.
HIT songs are big business, so there is an incentive for composers to try to tease out those ingredients that might increase their chances of success.
Image: Matthew LongLong used supercomputer simulations to model ocean oxygen concentrations from 1920 to 2100, and to tease out natural variability from a global warming signal.
However, Apple could use its event to formally unveil it, since it would be appropriate to tease such a high-end appropriate device several months early.
Researchers track what large numbers of people eat over time and then look at their rates of disease, trying to tease out relationships in the data.
Think of the first finger as part of the intro to fingering, and slowly glide in and out while increasing in speed to tease your partner.
Of course, there's an ongoing question regarding the veracity of the logs that Foer attempts to tease out by chatting with a host of other experts.
Fossilized feathers only preserve when they're pigmented, so by mapping the presence and absence of feathers, the scientists were able to tease out its color patterns.
To tease out the startling observation, his group had to nail down a precise and dauntingly elusive twist in the layers of almost exactly 1.1 degrees.
The actor went on to describe what it was like to watch his partners go through pregnancy, and to tease his sons about their contraception methods.
Despite the thrashing at the polls, Najib's speech appeared to tease the possibility that the identity of the country's next leader was not a foregone conclusion.
Mr. Kruszewski, formally untrained, learned by poring over Japanese sewing magazines to tease basic sportswear pieces like sweatshirts and jeans into loopy, alchemized versions of themselves.
Not only did he have to find and re-route the motor nerves, but he also had to tease out the two specific, tiny sensory nerves.
But Carnage and Venom are enemies in the comics, so our best guess is that this scene is supposed to tease an eventual showdown between them.
Turnout, even within individual communities, can rise and fall for many reasons, and there is no handy way to tease out the effects of a law.
It relies on the audience to tease out most of these ideas, focusing on the strange ironies and odd moments at the heart of the story.
In fact, the effect of genes on obesity has been hard to tease out; various studies put the figure at anywhere from 35 to 85 percent.
They scraped tweets from the Twitter search API, anonymized the data, and used 73 psychometric indicators to tease out the mood and emotion behind the tweets.
But if none exist, researchers start looking at other kinds of studies, while maintaining some level of rigor, to tease out the evidence that is available.
Kinda. (He's mostly promoting his own appearances.) Taylor Swift occasionally drops in to tease and dangle album lore strings for fans deep into some Swiftie theorizing.
Walking to a vote recently along the Capitol's outdoor plaza, Mr. Kennedy found occasion to tease Senator Bernie Sanders, the independent from Vermont, about tax season.
Mr. Phillips said he had decided to make the replica toilet — which cost around $60 — to tease one of his customers, who worked at the palace.
Very large genetic data sets are ideal for a new technique called Mendelian randomization, which mimics clinical trials, allowing researchers to tease apart causes and correlations.
I know that my colleagues love to tease each other online, and mentioning Jason in a tweet was bound to generate at least a few faves.
He stopped to tease a regular about how he liked his omelets, paused to give two little boys lollipops, and then arrived at the girls' table.
So far, Facebook's immediate plan has been to add more human oversight in an effort to tease out transparently offensive targeting categories or foreign interference in elections.
The location would be about right, and it would be just like the Game of Thrones showrunners to throw something like that in just to tease us.
Disney's streaming platform won't launch until later in the year, according to CEO Bob Iger, but the company is gearing up to tease what subscribers should expect.
One by one, people come up to Mailhot, seated at the head of the table, to ask if they can have a hug, to tease and praise.
Just the ability to tease out of thin air the most important ideas, the most resonant ideas in any setting is something that you hone in improv.
During an hour-long special on AMC this Sunday, members of The Walking Dead cast reunited to tease even more before the series returns later this fall.
Princeton University Press; 440 pages; $35 and £24.95Three authors focus on France and Germany to tease out the clashing economic ideas that make up the euro project.
Because air quality is one of many factors that influences health, it's difficult to tease out its impact in any individual illness, emergency room visit, or death.
Since the show's finale in 2016, Downton Abbey has continued to tease us with the possibility of a movie to follow up the ITV and PBS series.
My office mates like to tease me about all my snacks, but you don't see me wasting money on overpriced food in the cafeteria, now do you?
But, because the next best thing to spilling a secret is telling someone you have a secret, Momoa decided to tease some deets to Entertainment Weekly anyway.
And for its fifth, the show is focusing on Black Panther for what looks like a fun adventure, with plenty of time for Shuri to tease him.
In March, the California singer hopped on Twitter to tease that the follow up, Beach House 3, would be arriving soon, but he didn't offer any details.
"You're the ball and chain, by the way," he said to Upton, continuing to tease her before she immediately insisted it was actually the other way around.
As the new team driving Atari continues to tease 2018 gamers with vague details of the soon-to-be-revived hardware, Intellivision is plotting a similar course.
TWD likes to tease comic fans from time to time — just see the Negan name-dropping at the end of last season — and usually it's harmless catnip.
We saw flashes of Diana's heroism in Batman v Superman and it was enough to tease what might be, a tantalizing glimpse of our Amazon in action.
Tomorrow, the 15th and final season will premiere on FOX, and to tease the episode, the show has released a clip of Yeezy himself auditioning, CNN reports.
Worly says the fact that depression is so common—even more so among women than men—can make it more difficult to tease apart a real phenomenon.
Before even airing the advertisement, Fyre Festival paid a huge quantity of social media influencers to tease the event by posting orange squares to their Instagram accounts.
In experiments of our own, we were able to tease apart these two alternatives, and we found that the evidence was more consistent with the "inertia" explanation.
There's no room to tease out, say, in my case specifically, what it means that the representative of the left tradition in the Democratic Party rejects reparations.
To tease this out a little more: Alabama is a deeply conservative, and deeply pro-Trump state, meaning we'd usually expect a Republican to win this race.
KOPPELMAN We're constantly trying to tease out for ourselves what makes these people into these perpetual motion machines, and why satisfaction is so hard to come by.
BlackRock says it relies on it for heavy cognitive lifting, often by scouring data to tease out patterns that might remain obscure to human eyes and brains.
But it's the long-distance changes wrought by hurricanes, on both coastlines and the deep ocean, that scientists are only now starting to tease apart and understand.
And he attempts to tease out why those who were "observing the president and vice president from a distance" were so invested in Obama and Biden's relationship.
"You could look at what happens when a wide receiver moving this quickly makes this sharp turn, and might be able to tease something out," Binney says.
Trump's entire political talent is to tease out the most dubious instincts of his listeners—their rage at the threatening Other or, in this case, their bloodlust.
"We tried to tease out the connections and the structure within the music through playing with movement, space, design and rhythm on a visual level," he said.
" Mr. Diehl said he would be eager to tease out unexpected connections between different centuries: "I would have Scarlatti on, maybe, the top half of the set.
McKidd spoke with Entertainment Weekly to tease the "emotional" episode, in which a Seattle building collapses, sending an influx of victims to the ER at Grey-Sloan Memorial.
"Most of these outbreaks are occurring among vaccinated people," Patel said, adding that the CDC and other public health partners are trying to tease out what that means.
Last month Michelle Obama used her brand new Snapchat account to tease an upcoming appearance on The Late Late Show – and now the big day is almost here!
Rumors about what the next-gen creeper would look like surfaced earlier last week, when Puma began to tease the next version on its website, Footwear News reported.
Kardashian West, 37, spent most of Tuesday posting a series of suggestive nude images to tease her latest scent, KKW Body, despite the drama surrounding her rapper partner.
But you aren't ready to tease out the story of your relationship just then, when you are in the bathroom in the office building in Long Island City.
"All those factors may be really important and we're trying to tease it out," said Monique Nijhuis, also from the Utrecht Medical Center who works on the project.
As if that news weren't enough, Jenner also took to Snapchat to tease a few more upcoming releases, including another Kyshadow palette and four more Lip Kit shades.
To tease the launch of their latest offerings, Kendall posted a picture to her Instagram account where she's giving a whole lot of lewk, to say the least.
Often, PaleyFest is a place for continuing shows to tease upcoming episodes (and sometimes even screen them) while offering fans a chance to connect with their TV favorites.
These signals take more computational time to tease out, and the best way to find them is to enlist a bunch of computers with nothing better to do.
Since her father and McPhee went public with their relationship, Foster's daughters haven't been afraid to tease their dad about his engagement with their soon-to-be stepmom.
Mr. Robot's first season was a hit, and now it's starting to tease its second season's premiere with a very eerie, very tense, and very gorgeous first trailer.
We may not know for sure until the next Model 3 event, but it's clear that Elon Musk has plenty more Model 3 details to tease us with.
He loved to tease, possessed a "queenly persona", snubbed people who failed to interest him and "had a tongue like a viper if he wanted to use it".
Miocic has a limited set of weapons on the feet but usually goes to his jab to tease out reactions from his opponent and then capitalize on them.
President Trump on Wednesday appeared to tease a new announcement on trade as he assailed The New York Times for its coverage of his marathon trip to Asia.
Representatives from The Hershey Company have not officially confirmed the rumors of this Cup-Pieces hybrid candy, but they have been using Facebook to tease loyal Reese's customers.
Fleabag's first season used the relationship between Fleabag and the show's viewing audience to tease out the dark moments from the character's past that she'd prefer to forget.
The brand's cofounder and creative director Jerrod Blandino seems to tease a new collaboration or product every week — and we can't wait to snatch up every single item.
Ms. Williams often rushed to Ms. Harry's school the moment classes were dismissed to pick her up before anyone had time to tease her after the final bell.
Previous studies have shown that kids who self-harm face a higher risk of suicide, so they wanted to tease out the differences among the different adversity injuries.
His air of breezy self-assurance in the private meetings he is conducting to tease his plans at times astounds the battle-scarred veterans of past such efforts.
Times Insider J. Kenji López-Alt deploys the scientific method to tease out cooking principles that can be applied broadly, and make you more confident in the kitchen.
They also hope in future animal studies to tease out the individual effects of running from those of playing with toys and being otherwise mentally engaged, he says.
More research is also needed, he said, to tease out whether certain diets might hasten fat loss in the tongue, and if there are certain exercises that help.
Although this is just a test, it makes sense for Instagram to explore, given that artists and brands already use the platform to tease limited-edition merch drops.
We drank ourselves messy, and when one spiralled downward the rest chased after, to help, to mock and make light, to tease that person back to the surface.
But Warren — early on, during a segment on health care meant to tease out her differences with Biden — quickly offered praise for Obama and avoided a hostile confrontation.
Hearing Landre talk so enthusiastically allowed me to tease out what we mean—what I mean, at least—by saying that big Silicon Valley companies are malignant forces.
Some trends were underway before the health law passed, so it is difficult to tease out how much change was caused by Obamacare or would have happened anyway.
We try to tease apart how much is things that are happening in the market and how much are things that we haven't properly communicated in Standard Chartered.
By analyzing these leftover structures, scientists may be able to tease out information like how deep the water was when the volcanoes erupted and how long water persisted.
This classic passage wasn't too tricky to tease out, I hope, and I hope that whatever mood you're in this weekend is reinforced or improved by the solve.
Less than a day after using dogs to tease its 2019 lineup, Lollapalooza announced the full range of artists set to perform at the Chicago music festival this year.
But it's often difficult to tease apart the influences of pollution, neighborhood, socioeconomic status and race on health conditions, the study team notes in the American Journal of Epidemiology.
He loves to tease about this stuff, whether it&aposs talking about when he&aposs going make the announcement, or for that matter submitting the list to begin with.
A big problem in arguing over studies about economic data or crime reports to tease out overdose effects is that the data on heroin, fentanyl, and overdoses is poor.
It's the child, or the woman, or the teen that's easy to tease, and it's their fault that the family doesn't feel good or natural, that it's falling apart.
It is one thing though to identify the pattern, and it's another to start to tease out the reasons why costs have spiraled 123x in just a few decades.
It's just one more example of the power of math to tease out hidden connections between systems that seem on the surface to have nothing in common at all.
"I realize that the study attempted to control for these confounders, but I think it's hard to tease apart breakfast skipping from their unhealthy lifestyle in general," Varady said.
Indeed, Jackson's Hobbit trilogy went far beyond adapting its namesake novel, expanding the story to tease the conflict that we saw featured in his Lord of the Rings trilogy.
While the decision to curate collaboratively is presumably an attempt to de-privilege any one curatorial vision, the result is a curatorial vision that is hard to tease out.
Campbell has sent out materials to tease the sale of its Australian Arnott's biscuits business and Kelsen baked snacks that could fetch $2.5 billion to $3 billion from buyers.
Grosvenor's structures are neither unitary nor separate entities, as the steel poles make evident; they establish a strange dialogue that invites viewers to tease out the relationship between them.
If its audience weren't so keen to tease out fantasies of those 'naughty little toes', they would have seen how deranged the sources of Kate's sexual curiosities really were.
Many factors may influence complex systems like a construction project, making it difficult to A/B test the prediction to tease out the input variables from unknown confounding factors.
The company said in statement it was humoring the undercover reporters and trying to gauge their motives by actively encouraging them, "to tease out any unethical or illegal intentions".
Over the weekend, Johnson sat down with a few Star Wars actors and some heavyhitters from Lucasfilm at the Star Wars Celebration conference in London to tease Episode VIII.
Early this morning, the social-media star directed fans to her Lip Kit by Kylie Instagram account to tease three new additions, which make up the new Valentine Collection.
At the couple's meticulously renovated apartment, it was clear Ms. Balaci appreciated her husband's attention to detail, but she didn't miss an opportunity to tease him about his thoroughness.
The company said in statement it was humouring the undercover reporters and trying to gauge their motives by actively encouraging them, "to tease out any unethical or illegal intentions".
The tweets were a cryptic way to tease his release of the C.I.A.'s tools—Assange loves puzzles—but, he told me, they also had a deeper marketing purpose.
It was at that moment that 20163, Young Thug's label, dropped "Pacifier," a scatting, scattershot song meant to become Thug's summer hit and to tease his debut album, Hy!
"The main motivation clearly was to tease players because the creators honestly did not think that anyone would actually reach that level," said Tibia lead project manager Martin Eglseder.
If you find your phone's ports have been cluttered with debris, try using cotton swabs or toothpicks to tease it out, again taking care not to cause any damage.
The key point I'd like to tease out here, taking into account everything you said about the complex history of blackface, is that the practice today is unambiguously racist.
But some have dismissed the work as failing to take a meaningful stance on surveillance, arguing that it merely represents the system, leaving us to tease out its problems.
"We're just starting to tease apart stuff," said Brett J. Gladman, a professor of astronomy at the University of British Columbia in Canada and principal investigator for the survey.
He leveraged the climate crisis to tease out other bedrock themes of his campaign -- for instance, justice for minorities he said were often first to suffer in environmental catastrophes.
In 2000, the online magazine Slate used the headline "Bin Laden a Huge Jane Austen Fan" to tease a column that had pretty much nothing to do with either.
Other country singers have started using audio snippets to tease upcoming releases, which has long been one of rappers&apos favorite ways to build hype around their new music.
Similarly, the thick lines produced by a Sharpie provide a cover for the writer who wants to tease with an impossible-to-read signature like Trump's saw-tooth autograph.
Literally speaking, of course, the movie is a string of such events, though it manages to fool, or at least to tease, the characters as well as the viewers.
For its part, Hasbro's robot puppy is fun to tease, but when you hug it, you can hear its servo motors and, eventually, you'll have to replace Fido's batteries.
All three seem to be the exact same and are meant to tease the official music video for her song "…Ready For It?" which will be released this Thursday night.
Trump also went on to tease his son-in-law Jared Kushner, who recently lost his access to confidential White House information after his top secret security clearance was downgraded.
Eager to tease out socioeconomic disparities that can hide in state-level data, researchers reclassified all the U.S. counties into 50 new "states" based on household income instead of geography.
In a trailer for the highly anticipated Red Nose Day Actually released by BBC on Wednesday, Lincoln rolls through another series of messages — this time to tease the charity program.
In true Glossier fashion, the brand and its founder, Emily Weiss, took to Instagram today to tease the launch of Glossier Play, a new beauty brand coming in March 2019.
The actress comes in at the very end to tease Russell for all the antics he got up to in the movie before suggesting the couple catch a Christmas classic.
Yet to push past Galanin's work as simply a representation of whiteness (a typical tactic of an older generation represented by Jimmie Durham) is to tease open the piece's ambiguities.
Additionally, it's often hard to tease out if it's the collagen that's responsible for any benefits, or if it's something else in the formula, people's diets or their skincare routines.
"Essentially, we were able to tease out details of the emergence of the modern world - the age of mammals - from the ashes of the age of the dinosaurs," Miller said.
The fact of the matter is that the Trump administration has consistently gotten aggravated when the media tries to tease out the policy implications of a thing Donald Trump said.
Ms. Grafakos also recalled how her co-workers in Geneseo used to tease her that New York City would never get a Wegmans because "we were too mean," she said.
"Formation," the first video released to tease the album, showed the singer in an abandoned plantation and lounging in a sinking car meant to evoke New Orleans post-Hurricane Katrina.
He's not even in the background of any scenes, and I didn't see any Batman easter eggs like a Battarang stuck to a wall or anything to tease his presence.
Quantitative analysis seeks to use mathematics and algorithms to tease out relationships between events, in this case, the relationship between stock prices and economic events or other kinds of data.
While he coached me, he also coached Jobs, Schmidt, and Bezos — so I used to tease him about "coming over to the scrub team" when he visited us at Epinions.
Mike Fleiss, creator and executive producer of the franchise, loves to tease audiences on Twitter about "big announcements" — and then fall through just as we expect something big to happen.
As a result, on Sunday, the model took to Instagram to tease her followers and hint that Victoria's Secret had finally added a plus size-model to its line-up.
But when Hammy jokingly tries to tease out some signing rumors, Brody lets slip that his dad is trying to lock down Francisco Lindor for a whopping seven-year contract.
Woebot should be compared to in-person theory to tease out whether the effect is specifically from the bot or just from any interaction as opposed to reading a website.
Last year, a German researcher developed an algorithm that was able to tease out the content of consolidated memories in sleeping subjects based on nearly imperceptible changes in brain activity.
" The video's tag would seem to tease some kind of additional Underwood storyline — "Wait a minute, now that I think of it, you never actually saw me die, did you?
Yesterday, Motorola took to its Twitter account to tease what is largely expected to be the next generation of the Moto G, a "budget" smartphone that has consistently beat expectations.
They'll take blood samples from mothers and babies, including those who were born with microcephaly and those who were not, hoping to tease out what might be causing the defect.
Those calls would come at an odd hour; Freeborn would always say just a few words to tease the action from a script Terezakis had yet to lay eyes on.
It's not clear when we might hear (or see) more about the new device, but if Nextbit is ready to tease it like this, an announcement is probably coming up.
He later tried to tease the issue of Obama surveilling him during a CBS interview but when John Dickerson kept asking him about the claim, he abruptly cut things off.
He also said the length of Manafort's proffer sessions with the government — which totaled roughly 50 hours — was largely due to a need to tease out truthful information from Manafort.
Almost everyone who takes up weight training shows significant improvements in strength and muscle size, making it difficult to tease out the impacts of one version of training versus another.
But Marvel planted the seeds with a confidence that bordered on Stark-level arrogance, using its very first movie to tease a film we wouldn't see for another four years.
Read More: 12 people you probably forgot were in the 'Hunger Games' moviesHutcherson said that Woody Harrelson, the actor who played Haymitch Abernathy, used to tease Lawrence about her Oscar
It's as if Assayas wants to tease the viewer who may expect something "typical"—whether that's an upscale French drama, a more Cahiers-worthy experiment, or a Hollywood-style thriller.
In London, Osman had been a councillor for the Labour Party and Bailey, a former Conservative counselor, said he used to tease Osman about politics over goat stew and coffee.
But as you can tell, there remain many, many issues to tease out of this burgeoning new tech world, one we will be unpacking at TechCrunch Disrupt Berlin this December.
Dr. Wansink's lab was known for data dredging, or p-hacking, the process of running exhaustive analyses on data sets to tease out subtle signals that might otherwise be unremarkable.
The questions grew even more profound, using experiments to tease out universal susceptibilities, raising the possibility that behavior was more easily swayed by outside forces than personality researchers previously believed.
But every power relationship has its erotic subtext, its potential for complication, and that's what Mr. Ojo, who is Yoruban himself, uses the rest of the show to tease out.
To tease out the differences among physicians of varying ages, researchers from the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health looked at data on Medicare patients aged 603 and over.
On the main floor there's a large, intriguing photography show called "Exposures," which uses little-seen work by some house artists to tease the line between documentary and creative nonfiction.
While more research is needed to tease out the dynamics of the interactions, the study's results should be a wakeup call for dysfuntional families and health care practitioners, Woods said.
The clues, however, prove less subtle, while the movie labors in its quest to tease them out, after an energetic opening sequence that picks up where its predecessor left off.
"Hedge funds get satellite data, all sorts of hard-to-get information in addition to public filings, and it's difficult to tease out" the specific benefit from added SEC data.
The software giant is expected to tease the device at its Surface hardware event next month, but new patents show that Microsoft's work goes far beyond just dual-screen hardware.
I want to tease out a lot of those pieces, but your presentation of Silicon Valley is so interesting because you point out diversity issues, there are issues around gender.
In her project This Little Piggy, Elaine Tin Nyo is forcing an engagement with the wages of survival against the desire for pleasure, and our unwillingness to tease them apart.
The drop in homicides wasn't statistically significant, largely because the country's gun homicide rate is so low that it's hard to tease out even sharp drops with a lot of certainty.
After pregnancy, the many traces of having become a mother are littered throughout the body, and biologists are just starting to tease apart what they are and what they might mean.
Since 2011, he's created a database of all of his patients' EEG signals during anesthesia, and that's how he's been able to tease apart the specific waves and what they mean.
The answer will be left to a (still to be announced) season 5, but HTGAWM showrunner Pete Nowalk promises to tease out the answer for as long as he possibly can.
You may feel a little more flirtatious, playful, and even more inclined to tease your dates when Venus is moving through Leo, writes astrologer Annie Heese on her site, Cafe Astrology.
And looking farther to the future, the company has already started to tease its next next-generation platform, the 10nm++ Ice Lake family that will eventually succeed the newly announced chips.
First of all, we knew some of Fusion's specs coming into today's event; GoPro hasn't exactly been hiding it since it started to tease more of the camera earlier this year.
Bungie held a live Twitch stream today to tease some new features, storyline additions, and other changes coming to Destiny 2 with the upcoming Warmind expansion, due out on May 8th.
This time, they will give questionnaires to their human subjects' fathers, to tease out whether any epigenetic changes they observe arise from the childhood experiences of the subject or his father.
Tsao and his colleagues were excited because, they posited, they had begun to tease out a mechanism behind subjective time in the brain, one that allowed memories to be distinctly tagged.
Some 562 youngsters aged seven to 15 faced off at the start of the tournament in Maryland on Tuesday to tease out vocabulary in dictionary perfection for the three-day challenge.
Mindy Kaling and B.J. Novak, the couple that likes to tease us all with the are they/aren't they status of their relationship, stepped out last night after the Academy Awards.
Earlier this year, John Mayer planned to "tease" his album by releasing songs in monthly four-track batches, leading up to the full release of The Search for Everything this month.
And even in the best-controlled studies of eating and drinking, it's just incredibly difficult to tease out whether a single nutrient, food, or drink truly caused a specific health outcome.
Young Thug's third mixtape in his Slime Season series dropped at midnight last night, but before it did, Cohen seized the opportunity to tease fans with some track snippets on Snapchat.
Speaking at today's shareholder meeting, Cook took a break from discussing Apple's rift with the FBI to tease attendees about the possibilities — possibilities that remain several years away, by most accounts.
Obviously relationships (and why they last, and what makes them 'good' or 'healthy') are complex things, but here are the major trends the study's authors were able to tease out:1.
Minutes after receiving the letter, in what has become the biggest foreign policy play of his presidency, Trump stopped by the White House press corps to tease his decision to accept.
It&aposs also very hard to tease out cause and effect in any observational study like this one, the authors wrote, so further analysis of ecosystems around the world is required.
The lone holdover from the book is Jason, who has Down syndrome (as a child, he made regular appearances on "Sesame Street") and sometimes struggles to tease out fiction from reality.
To tease out whether self-interest was at play in their views on regulation, surveyors asked a question about Uber's surge-pricing policy, which increases prices during periods of peak demand.
"It made me think of how impossible it is to tease apart all these different tangled threads that go into the making of an 'identity,'" Ms. Faludi wrote in her email.
"When Sam was really little, we used to tease him because we would say he got all the DNA because he could do anything," said Chris Darnold, wearing a Jets cap.
As if to tease us humans with a reminder of places unknown and unvisitable, the backdrop to the portrait is speckled with faint smudges of even more distant galaxies and stars.
PARELES Betty Carter was jazz's quintessential modernist: She liked to tease and stretch a classic melody until it was almost misshapen, testing her elastic instinct against the structure of a piece.
CHICAGO — Michael Avenatti — attorney, potential presidential candidate, and owner of a strong jawline — dropped in on the Democratic Party's summer meeting on Thursday as he continued to tease a 2020 run.
And to tease the story that we do have coming up, a big feature by Abe Streep, he's writing about the hotshot Native American lawyers who are suing the Trump administration.
While it's possible the reality TV star and beauty mogul really didn't think about her jewelry placement before taking the photo, she's also been known to tease fake engagements in the past.
Although researchers believe PrEP is a contributor, they haven't been able to tease out the effect of PrEP from the effect of new hookup apps or the existing upward trend in STIs.
As the film ends, there's a final nod to the themes of sex and unnatural male birth, a carrot meant to tease what will happen in the two sequels Scott has planned.
On top of the announced Toy-Cons, the reveal video appears to tease a few other Labo creations — including one that looks like a camera and one that looks like a gun.
The update, which was rumored to be in the works for some time, marks the first time Snapchat's media partners (including Mashable) will be able to tease specific content within their channels.
Clemens points out that it's difficult to tease out causation here: "If you're likely to migrate, maybe you have some stress at home that is leading you to do that?" he said.
Marissa Hermer stopped by PEOPLE Now to tease a bit of drama to come, particularly as it involves the show's resident ice queen Caroline Stanbury and her controversially blunt pal Juliet Angus.
But the Adapt BB is really working on two levels, and to tease out whether there is a there there when it comes to connected shoes, you have to consider the context.
Google doesn't usually announce a name for its operating system until its final public release is ready — recently in the fall — but it has started to tease options earlier in the past.
Creator Dan Fogelman took to Twitter Tuesday to tease the first photo from season 3, which showed Brown really enjoying himself as he drank some orange juice as the Pearson family table.
Even when she was working on other stuff, Sherman-Palladino used to tease the idea that she would love to return to Gilmores' world, either for a movie or something more substantial.
The quest is to tease out which "naturally derived" carbohydrates, sugars, proteins, amino acids, and lipids comprise a wine or spirit, and which components encompass the organoleptic profiles of various alcoholic beverages.
Facebook first revealed back in 2016 that it was working on a standalone virtual reality headset and continued to tease the project, codenamed Santa Cruz, before formally announcing Oculus Go last fall.
For answers, one might look further into the artist's stated views (as recorded in Matisse on Art, edited by Jack Flam, University of California Press, 1995), trying to tease out their implications.
The star appeared to tease the forthcoming project earlier this week, with an Instagram post that appeared to show Joshua trees, which gives Joshua Tree National Park in Southern California its name.
Starbucks has been pretty elusive with its launch date for the PSL this year, using the official PSL Twitter account to tease the upcoming release while leaving the media in the dark.
Scary Spice (Melanie Brown), Baby Spice (Emma Bunton) and Ginger Spice (Geri Haliwell) gathered on YouTube to tease "the best fans in the whole entire world" with hints of a new project.
Based on the book series by Ann Brashares, the movie also had a sequel come out in 2008 — and the four actresses have continued to tease the possibility of a third movie.
"There is nobody else on the planet that has the same experience going into over-hyped environments and having the financial wherewithal to tease it out, but also the energy," Sonnenfeld said.
An email blast to media Wednesday meant to tease an appearance by singer-songwriter Jenny Lewis accidentally referred to comedian Jerry Lewis, who died in 2017, as first reported by Page Six.
And the app chose their newly crowned queen, Selena Gomez, to premiere the upgraded feature, also giving the singer a unique opportunity to tease some new music to her millions of followers.
Assessing the legality and reputational risks associated with new projects is critical for us, and we routinely undertake conversations with prospective clients to try to tease out any unethical or illegal intentions.
Now, these fast-growing accessories houses are drawing increased scrutiny as rivals eye their expansion efforts and try to tease out the secrets of their success — and view them as possible acquisitions.
The researchers wanted to tease out whether a low-carb diet that might help people with that difficult second step by, as the carbohydrate-insulin model suggests, having them burn extra calories.
I'm going to tease that we're going to do a segment after this with Helen Rosner from Eater about that very topic, about chefs and celebrity and the internet, how that works.
While munching on some snacks, Kulture appears to try to grab the brush from Offset's hands — however, Offset is quick to tease her, telling her "almost" before continuing to fix her hair.
We use the validated turnout in Upshot/Siena poll data from Virginia and Ohio 12 to try to tease out how much the turnout among well-educated voters has increased since 2014.
Through his questions, Mr. Mueller also tries to tease out Mr. Trump's views on law enforcement officials and whether he sees them as independent investigators or people who should loyally protect him.
How do you possibly hear that premise without wanting to tease your hair, throw on some Pat Benatar, and strut through your commute like a snarling Valkyrie preparing for a dramatic showdown?
Louisville, Kentucky (CNN)After the FBI director said he had no information to back up a conspiracy theory pushed by President Donald Trump on Twitter, Trump took to Twitter to tease something new.
It licenses historical data about movie performances over the years, then cross-references it with information about films' themes and key talent, using machine learning to tease out hidden patterns in the data.
The OA opens with a highly triggering suicide setup: A young woman runs to the edge of a bridge, lets go and falls (Netflix tweeted the clip out to tease the show's premiere).
The mystery isn't designed to frustrate viewers, or to cheat them, or to tease them with possibilities that are never paid off, but rather to draw them more deeply into the film's world.
" As she explains, the newsletter series' main function is to tease the site, which launches in the fall, and will contain interviews, essays, and "all the badass things you should be talking about.
"I like to tease my fans, and some have definitely worked out the name, and it's my fault as I've given lots of clues, but I can't change my mind now," Swift says.
The post was likely meant to promote that upcoming performance ("See u Saturday"), or to tease a slice of her new album ("Darlin'–darlin'–darlin', I fall to pieces when I'm with you").
Since we're exposed to these chemicals from many sources simultaneously, and we were exposed to them alongside all those other lifestyle changes I mentioned earlier, it's tricky to tease out cause and effect.
At the core of everything he does is his love for "playing with audio textures," and that's obvious throughout, but on top of it all he knows how to tease out a hook.
"I think if people look at Rick's beard currently, it's pretty salty," Gimple quips, when asked whether he made Rick look a little older than he should be just to tease Andrew Lincoln.
You have always kept that close to your chest, even going for far as to tease the press by throwing them off the scent by name-checking jazz singers such as Patty Waters.
The president earlier in the week had tweeted to tease the release of the documents, heightening the sense of drama on a subject that has sparked the imaginations of conspiracy theorists for decades.
Known for his unorthodox, and some might say sloppy, aesthetic, the "Flower" singer actually dressed up — sporting a tailored double-breasted, three-piece suit — to tease his upcoming, as yet-untitled third album.
When people say they dislike tickling, Provine often finds that their siblings or other childhood adversaries used it to tease them, but they actually may enjoy it when they have control over it.
China's Xiaomi has become the latest smartphone maker to tease a folding smartphone, dropping the below video clip of its president and co-founder, Bin Lin, fondling the device on social media today.
"A lot of these studies suffer from the same fundamental problem — there's a really complex set of mechanics so it's difficult to tease out" why the studies got their results, he tells Axios.
Because there's a big natural seasonal variability in the amount of snow that falls in a given location, it's hard to tease out how climate change will push it one way or another.
Beginning to tease out how light affects their brains should help us understand the behaviors that we see, and appreciate the immediacy of the ways that the brain is affected by its surroundings.
It lacked catharsis; as an out-of-left-field observation, it could be interpreted as the most deeply personal moment of the performance, or as an absurdist misdirect meant to tease viewers' expectations.
To tease out the truth, prosecutors have summoned Mr. Stone's former employees and longtime political allies to testify before a federal grand jury in Washington or be interviewed at the special counsel's office.
Western resorts claimed record attendance last year, which was also a good one for snowfall, as they have noted, so it can be difficult to tease out the total impact of the passes.
Philosophers use thought experiments—which may themselves be highly abstract and frequently involve impossible scenarios—in a similar way, to tease out and refine their thoughts on and solutions to tricky philosophical problems.
In London, Mr. Osman had been a councilor for the opposition Labour Party, and Mr. Bailey, a former Conservative counselor, said he used to tease him about politics over goat stew and coffee.
"I always knew Barbara was the most beloved woman in the world, and in fact I used to tease her that I had a complex about that fact," Bush said in the statement.
Clinical trials compare the effectiveness of real drugs to fake ones to tease out how much of any improvements (or side effects) are caused by the medication itself compared to the placebo effect.
The web browser Google Chrome was beginning to become a part of people's lives, and Google had begun to tease its new computer operating system, Chrome OS, led by current CEO Sundar Pichai.
A bright puzzle like this, where one has to tease the tendrils of the theme out during the entire solve, is a lot of fun and a little bit of a palate cleanser.
In London, Mr. Osman had been a councilor for the opposition Labour Party, and Mr. Bailey, a former Conservative counselor, said he used to tease him about politics over goat stew and coffee.
Finally, he continued to tease the potential existence of tapes about his conversations with Comey, suggesting he'd soon reveal whether there were, before saying the press would "be very disappointed" in the answer.
"Bruce never met a camera he didn't like, which is another thing we used to tease him about," said David Keightly, who worked alongside Mr. Castor as a prosecutor for more than six years.
As July 16 creeps ever closer, HBO continues to tease us with maddeningly vague snippets of footage from Game of Thrones Season 7, while we continue to desperately dissect each new shot for clues.
At the very least, the Carrie episode offers Riverdale a chance to tease the upcoming dark Sabrina, The Teenage Witch series with a bit of dark magic, which would probably help with Cheryl's aim.
One reason studies might not have found an impact on job lock could be because the law is relatively new, and there isn't enough data available to researchers to tease out all its effects.
Over the last week, Swift has stepped out in various colorful floral get-ups (including at a high-profile appearance at the TIME 100 event) and continued to tease fans about her upcoming music.
But it can be hard to tease out which came first — it's possible that people who are already concerned about the way they look are more likely to use face- and body-changing technology.
Uncommonly for Martin, who loves to tease fans with vague promises about the long-awaited sixth book in the A Song of Ice and Fire series, the post contained some useful and specific information.
Along with getting first crack at naming the unusual document — BuzzFeed went with the "Zuck Doctrine," while Recode chose "Mark Manifesto" — journalists were able to tease a bit more information out of its author.
" Stevens stressed that methane can be produced by other means, and not just life, but told CNN that the ExoMars mission will help "rule out some possibilities ... to tease out what is going on.
She and her coauthors also found that beer and wine seemed to be better for a young person's health than hard liquor, although they say more research is needed to tease out these nuances.
She'll also use the platform to tease out stories she's already written, or do deep dives on source documents, like the transcript of conversations between a mass killer and Orlando police last fall. 1.
Bruce Sargeant (1898–1938): The Lost Murals is a wonderfully mischievous lark that intends to tease queerness out of an art historical epoch whose scholars seldom acknowledge the homosexuality of its most famous stars.
Here are the most pressing questions scientists are currently trying to tease out: If Zika hadn't been linked to an awful birth defect, it probably wouldn't have garnered many headlines or much research funding.
Since then, the billion-dollar longevity lab known as Calico—short for California Life Company—has been trying to tease apart the fundamental biology of aging in the hopes of one day defeating death.
DeCesare said she and her colleagues now are examining the clusters to try to tease out what's going on in those communities so that strategies can be developed to lower unintended teen birth rates.
It's a strange concept that'd probably fall apart in most filmmakers' hands – but leave it to Guillermo del Toro to tease out what's dark and enchanting and even sexy about this fairy-tale premise.
With them, researchers track what large numbers of people eat over time and then look at their rates of disease, trying to tease out relationships in the data and generate hypotheses for future research.
Nissan gave Scoot 10 of the little electric cars (branded as Scoot Quads in the city), and both sides are still trying to tease out answers to the rest of those bigger, broader questions.
But for white men and all African-Americans, the researchers were unable to tease out statistically significant results from their DNA -- even though African-Americans comprised roughly half of the people in the study.
What's more, because they looked at so many studies on so many people, they were able to tease out alcohol's effects on a number of measures of cardiovascular health — heart attack, heart failure, stroke.
But before it gets to its concrete product launches, Lenovo took a moment to tease a pair of tantalizing prototypes: a phone that bends around your wrist and a tablet that folds in half.
A year younger than Jiayu, Yingying was a timid girl, and Jiayu liked to tease her with a caterpillar hidden in a matchbox or a beetle let loose on the back of her hand.
So when T.T. was asked about having "his and her" fur coats with Khloe at the Cavs' annual "Wine & Gold United" event on Sunday, J.R. Smith decided to tease Thompson about his new addition.
But they may not have anticipated the chaos that unfurled last week, as lawyers rushed to tease apart the law's complications and companies barraged people with messages about their new, G.D.P.R.-compliant privacy policies.
If we were going to rehash that luxury-box problem, the question might have tried to tease out its moral complexities, like what is the point at which principle is more important than comity?
While This Is Us tends to drop multiple clues at the end of its finales to tease the upcoming season, the third cycle truly left viewers confused and heavily anticipating what would happen next.
The collapse of the healthcare overhaul effort on Friday has, if anything, made the U.S. central bank's job harder as it tries to tease out what set of policies may make it through Congress.
One reason studies might not have found an impact on job lock could be because the law is relatively new, and there isn't enough data available to researchers to tease out all its effects.
Particularly with the first African-American president, it's very hard to tease out what is about race and what isn't, and what's about race that Donald Trump doesn't even have to overtly appeal to.
People are appalled when I tell them that I won't allow my future kids to eat whatever they want, but these are usually the skinny people who would've salivated at the chance to tease me.
Cambridge Analytica denied all allegations made by Channel 4 News, saying it was humouring the undercover reporters and trying to gauge their motives by actively encouraging them "to tease out any unethical or illegal intentions".
Since then, researchers have been rushing to tease apart how the Zika virus went from tepid to toxic, in hopes of finding vaccine or drug targets to prevent the most devastating manifestations of the infection.
The paper, led by researchers at Emory University in Atlanta, was designed to tease out which morals parents who were hesitant about vaccines held most dear when making personal decisions, including about vaccinating their kids.
Obviously, an episodic drama has to find ways to tease out storylines, and "Walking Dead" has done that in part by exploiting the depth of its cast -- which remains formidable even with the recent casualties.
No longer simply in awe of Shepard, he's developed motivations and a newfound confidence in his own competence, and is more willing to tease and challenge his commander, which leads to a more nuanced relationship.
But while also munching on some snacks, Kulture appears to try and grab the brush from her father's hands — however, Offset is quick to tease her, telling her "almost" before continuing to fix her hair.
Nail gurus are using their nails to tease the sex of their new babies, with multicolored looks in purple and green, as well as alternating the traditional pink and blue on each hand or finger.
The only way to try to tease out causality from coincidence is by hunting for a "natural experiment": a historical event that is something like the randomised controlled tests scientists would conduct in a lab.
" Charles Klaveness Former Times staff editor "Bill loved to tease his copy editors, especially when it came to his Evening Hours feature — dozens of head-and-torso shots and captions showing the rich and famous.
Marvel, for example, has frequently used them to tease future villains and heroes, and to hint at upcoming movies; indeed, every Marvel Studios movie in recent memory has had at least one post-credits scene.
The good news is that there are plenty of threads to tease out, in part because the series has so deftly woven together the arcs of its characters across the various phases in their lives.
Researchers were unable to tease out whether men were more in need of surgical services; whether services were unavailable to women, and if so, why; and whether women chose traditional healers over western healthcare workers.
This beautiful choreography began to emerge: I would shove my toes into his mouth when he was on the ground, or restrain him and dangle my feet in front of his face to tease him.
Over the weekend, Cher took a brief break from calling out President Donald Trump on Twitter to tease the big news on Twitter with a photo of some shiny, platform disco boots and a kiss emoji.
Until the creative team sees fit to tease more tantalizing reveals, we'll just have to make do with rampant speculation — which is, at least, a pastime in which Star Wars fans have been indulging for decades.
"'How Would You Feel (Paean)' comes out tomorrow at midnight wherever you are in the world, [it's] not the next single, but is one of my favzzzzz," Sheeran wrote on Thursday to tease the new track.
The case of the early universe may hold the most intrinsic interest, but it's the highly controlled, isolated laboratory systems that are enabling scientists to tease out the universal rules governing the beginning stages of change.
Arkhangelskiy also tells me that he has hopes this tech can strengthen in-store sales as well, allowing retailers to tease new products or allow visitors to "try-on" shoes that are no longer in stock.
While we have yet to see any real samples, and we email the publicist for updates almost every day, RiRi was kind enough to tease a little somethin' when a fan asked her about the highlighter.
As a result, her paintings seem to invite viewers to consider them from a formalist perspective and to tease out whatever meanings they might be able to discern from their compositions, colors, and ambiguous subjects alone.
As The Good Wife enters its final stretch of episodes, the cast and showrunners came together to discuss their favorite memories from the show and to tease its fast-approaching series finale, which airs May 8.
Lyrically, the 26-year-old catalogs his impressive accomplishments ("Milli point two just to hurt you, ah / All red lamb just to tease you, ah"), but the insistent drumbeat seems to quash any sort of celebration.
Other scientists in NASA's Human Research Program are analyzing fluid and tissue samples collected before, during and after Kelly's Year in Space, to tease out potential changes in his immune system, gut bacteria, and cardiovascular function.
She had more conflating medical issues, and it was hard to tease out if she had an already-existing psychiatric problem that was exacerbated by the gluten, or how big of a role the gluten played.
She approached him and the group of men in business suits that he was with to tease them about their attire, which she thought seemed out of place in a quirky bar in a hipster neighborhood.
Doug Holtz-Eakin, president of the right-leaning American Action Forum and a former Congressional Budget Office director, says it's difficult to tease out precisely what in the economic data is attributable to the tax law.
If companies like Anheuser Busch can latch on to the trend and mass produce new brands, they tend to tease people away from hunting down obscure microbrews and towards the convenience of a chain grocery store.
The whole purpose of the CRS report was to disaggregate the data to tease out the role of the TCJA (as opposed, for example, to the large fiscal stimulus generated by increased government spending in 2018).
McKinnon and her colleagues are now working with computer models to tease out the cause-and-effect relationships and potentially move advanced heat wave risk forecasts closer to becoming a typical part of summertime weather forecasts.
Thurmond lived on Chicago's West Side until he was nine, and kids used to tease him for declaring that he would grow up to become a soldier/fireman/cop, an imagined trifecta of uniformed public service.
My dad worked construction (my mom liked to tease him by saying he was a "ditch digger"), and all my friends' parents had similar blue-collar jobs, so my mom's gig seemed perfectly reasonable to me.
Khloé Kardashian took to Instagram to tease a mysterious new venture, announcing the project with a glam selfie (pretty standard on her and her sisters' feeds) that was actually an open casting call to her followers.
Their studies have found that persistent co-sleeping is associated with less happy marriages and higher stress around co-parenting, though again, this is an association; there is no way to tease out cause and effect.
At this point, it would be impossible to tease out the strands of what were once called "far-off lands" from what is genuinely considered British, so intricately laced is English style with the empire's conquests.
Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump on Monday afternoon continued to tease an unannounced agreement between the US and Mexico, despite the Mexican Foreign Minister's declaration that there was no secret or outstanding deal between the two nations.
Now that her highly-anticipated music video for "You Need to Calm Down" is finally out, Taylor Swift is using her Instagram to tease a different (but just as exciting) new project — her collaboration with Stella McCartney!
Klinger's depth of knowledge about the world Lovecraft inhabited, and his ability to tease out shades of Lovecraft's personal experiences in the stories, make this volume the most exciting and definitive collection of Lovecraft's work out there.
Laura and her contemporaries pass around X-Men comics as if they were holy writ, and they regard Wolverine as a legend — not necessarily one too revered to tease, but certainly a figure of fascination and fear.
"I always knew Barbara was the most beloved woman in the world, and in fact I used to tease her that I had a complex about that fact," her husband said in a statement released on Wednesday.
In the wake of Paris, San Bernardino, and now Brussels, the encryption debate has become such a potent cocktail of horror, idiocy, and farce that it has become hard to tease out any rational threads of discussion.
As for my background — I am a retired engineer who likes to tease young minds with math puzzles that both tell a story and have a lesson in logical thinking, computational thinking and thinking outside the box.
It was an easy, enjoyable interaction that let me figure out their characters, and gave them more ammo to tease each other with, about which of them worked harder and which of them had the worse family.
Robbie, 29, was interviewed alongside her Once Upon a Time in Hollywood costars, Leonardo DiCaprio and Brad Pitt, whom she says used to tease her whenever she would mention she hadn't seen an iconic or popular film.
Other advisors resist trying to tease too much out of historical stock market data and say another 'set it and forget it' approach is best: Set basic goals for a long-term portfolio and forget the rest.
Days after Toni Braxton appeared to tease their engagement on a trailer for the upcoming series of Braxton Family Values, rapper Birdman stopped by Wendy Williams' daytime chat show Tuesday — but didn't quite set the record straight.
Maybe fans will have to wait for the Super Bowl… The Source: Official Star Wars Rebels PR Probability of Accuracy: Trailers are intended to tease and occasionally distract and dissemble, but it's rare that they outright lie.
As more treatments are approved for trials and are combined with other therapies, a challenge will be to tease out exactly which drug is having an effect and how, says Washington University in St. Louis' Russell Pachynski.
A year after the restaurant chain caused a stir by changing its name to "IHOb" to tease its new burgers, and experienced some pretty hilarious burns as a result, it's right back to teasing a new name.
Beyoncé is creating buzz for having the most nominations for the night, while host Leslie Jones has taken to Twitter all week to tease an event that is arguably one of the most exciting nights in entertainment.
Godfrey showed me how to tease apart the coiled strands of the rope, break off a fragment of seaweed, slip it into the uncoiled segment, and then let the strands wind back up, trapping the seaweed inside.
Trump on Wednesday also appeared to tease the dog's appearance in the White House "sometime next week" — a move likely to fuel criticism that he is turning al-Baghdadi's death into a reality-TV spectacle about himself.
Hayley Atwell, who plays Peggy Carter in the "Captain America" movies, came out during the D23 Expo panel to tease one episode on which Peggy is the one turned into a super-soldier instead of Steve Rogers.
But for the most part, it seems limited to large-scale investment decisions that take years to show up in the data, and even then are hard to tease out from all the other things going on.
"It's a Matt, Matt, Matt, Matt World" has more than enough allusions and symbols for us to tease out at great length, but I like the way that it ultimately comes down to a kind of synthesis.
"The main motivation [to add the door] clearly was to tease players because the creators honestly did not think that anyone would actually reach that level," said Tibia lead project manager Martin Eglseder to me last August.
It's all there, pressed and squeezed into those 60 breathless seconds, and every time we retell the story, we find new ways to tease out what the moment and its fallout say about us as a culture.
Daniels' attorney Michael Avenatti was asked by Morning Joe co-host Mika Brzezinski if Stormy Daniels had been "threatened in any way," during an appearance to tease his client's upcoming interview on "60 Minutes" on March 25.
But the core issue for both companies is that they were vertically integrated hardware and software companies before they were bought, and Google will need to figure out how (or even whether) to tease those things apart.
However, these planes achieved flight times of 4 hours and 57 minutes and 13 hours and 59 minutes, which at least allowed Virgin Atlantic to tease on Twitter that it accomplished the feat on much less fuel.
"I expect that there will be an ongoing process of give-and-take while we try to tease out exactly what is the full commitment," a senior administration official said Thursday, previewing the summit anonymously to reporters.
Though this new batch of images featuring adulterated paintings seems especially well suited to the current, portrait-obsessed US President, it is hardly the first time a fantastic photoshopper has used her digital brush to tease Trump.
The number and complexity of these mergers makes it tough to tease out the details of any particular one — but Bell and study lead author Richard D'Souza, a postdoctoral researcher at UM, were able to do just that.
Castro tweeted a picture of him alongside his twin brother and daughter Saturday morning to tease the announcement before he rode the number 68 San Antonio public bus to the plaza, which was livestreamed from his Facebook page.
" WATCH: Tom Cruise Shares Photo To Tease Start of Production on 'Top Gun 2' In 2012, Child addressed Cruise's casting, telling the Washington Post, "It was completely impossible to find a physical facsimile of Jack Reacher in Hollywood.
I asked it when Beto O'Rourke began to tease the idea of running for president as a former backbench congressman whose main selling point was that he almost didn't lose his bid for a Senate seat in Texas.
And sometimes, 20 years after the release of The Big Lebowski, said man randomly pops up in a new 15-second clip on Twitter, looking just like we left him, to tease what seems to be a sequel.
A teaser for the announcement was posted on Obsidian Entertainment's website prior to the game awards, and used images of retro space guns and local grocery store items like bread and skincare to tease out the next adventure.
Organizers used both to tease secret sets by Arcade Fire, Mogwai, and the especially elusive Haim over the course of the weekend, and, for my money, this was probably one of the coolest bits of the entire festival.
"I always knew Barbara was the most beloved woman in the world, and in fact I used to tease her that I had a complex about that fact," he said in his first public statement after her death.
In a forthcoming paper, posted to BioRXiv, researchers took a similar approach to tease out the risks of drinking — using moderate drinkers instead of non-drinkers as the reference point to circumvent the "sick quitter" problem once again.
No other country (for now) has the digital technology to support the immense amounts of data and processing that are and will be required to tease out nature's secrets from the work that academia and industry will perform.
After teaming up with Michael J. Fox to tease us with self-lacing Nike Mags on Back To The Future day in October, Nike has finally announced a mass production shoe that will feature real-life power laces.
Last night, even The Late Show with Stephen Colbert dedicated a segment of its opening to tease Samsung, splicing it in between talk of Elon Musk daydreaming of living in the Matrix and Donald Trump being Donald Trump.
Friends and colleagues who worked part time at the nearby whaling station in his native Iceland would present him with whale "specimens" to tease him, but soon he began to seek them out on his own, with purpose.
"It's a little difficult to tease out on its own because most of the time, mountain bikes use occurs on multiple use trails with hiking, mountain biking, dogs and horseback riders on the same trails," Dr. Larson said.
It's hard to tease apart objections to Stephens's work from objections to hiring any conservative at all, especially since every right-leaning Times columnist from William Safire to Bill Kristol hit a buzz saw walking in the door.
He describes in detail how social media have been weaponised by the bad guys, though he neglects to tease out the influence of would-be good guys: optimistic tech types keen on making the world a better place.
In light of Fairon's multifarious contributions to art music, I seized the occasion of his two album releases to tease out some background information, consider this new output, and take his measure of the international art music scene.
Some have compared Avenatti's knack for attracting cable television cameras (he did a brief segment with CNN's Wolf Blitzer after his speech to the Ethnic Council) and ability to tease out revelations with that of President Donald Trump.
Just one day after inciting the Bey-Hive's rage for appearing to tease her involvement in Beyoncé and Jay Z's alleged marital strife, Rita Ora stepped out wearing an ensemble lifted directly from the pop diva's "Formation" music video.
A major player in that movie and the ongoing story was, and still is, Pulitzer-nominated Carole Cadwalladr, the freelance Guardian newspaper journalist who was the first to tease apart the mess of threads linking CA, Trump and Brexit.
Perhaps that's because some things that worked inordinately well in the series -- the long pauses, the quiet, and the ability to tease out the tension surrounding seemingly inescapable predicaments -- are processed differently when crunched into a two-hour movie.
That gives Microsoft the biggest and most prominent stage at this year's conference to tell fans everything it has in store for the remainder of the Xbox One's life cycle and to tease the future of its upcoming console.
Stars use Twitter Q&As and Facebook Live segments to tease upcoming episodes, and writers and directors post snippets of script pages or behind-the-scenes photos on Instagram and Snapchat to hype viewers up before the show airs.
We don't see her displaying any obvious Force sensitivity in Solo — but if there's any in her (and as The Last Jedi taught us, it's in a lot of people), Maul would be the master to tease it out.
"There is an unlimited supply of horny single men, and you can get a pretty nice conversion rate if you know how to tease them just enough for them to click your link," says Steve Smith, owner of MakeMoneyAdultContent.
A Google design sizzle reel, prepared to tease the upcoming Material Design update across all of Android, has surfaced to give us an early peek at how Google is planning to refresh the look of its own Android apps.
Throughout the show, animation, painting, installation, and sculpture grapple with forces of nature, biography, ideology, and narrative to tease out different strategies for the representation of individual and group relationships to the location Mi Tierra addresses: the American West.
The actress, who welcomed son Dimitri Portwood with husband Ashton Kutcher last fall, hit the CinemaCon red carpet in Las Vegas last night to tease her upcoming sequel to Bad Moms, which will be titled A Bad Moms Christmas.
The network bringing us our favorite premium shows from Big Little Lies to The Night Of to Game of Thrones has the audacity to tease a very critical character and his death in a new ad for the channel.
It's hard to tease out causality here, but a general finding in the literature on authoritarianism is that when people feel a sense of a physical threat, particularly if it's racialized, they are more likely to manifest authoritarian attitudes.
The 34-year-old singer has been engaged to record producer and composer David Foster, 69, since the summer, and two of his daughters, Erin Foster, 36, and Sara Foster, 37, have been known to tease their future stepmother.
Foreign companies take laws literally, while their Chinese counterparts tend to tease out their overall message — in this case, that they must take cyber security seriously — and wait for specific guidelines to be handed down by their industry regulator.
If you're a baker who loves making cakes, what would you do if you couldn't separate an egg by casually cracking it on the edge of the bowl and using the shell to tease the yolk and white apart?
And the competitive edge he carries with him in just about every area of life—during pre-practice warm-up sessions, Rondo likes to tease younger players whenever he gets lower than them during a stretch—has been contagious.
In the span of a wordless, well-oiled minute, Mr. AlvarezSchacht helped her into another gown, shoes and Afro wig, which he reached up to tease out while Bob took a breath and a wireless mic from a stagehand.
In the haze, it can be difficult to tease out which baffling elements arrived with this president and which were pre-existing conditions, already endemic to an industry town with a Trumpian self-obsession long before he moved in.
Of course, this study was based on observations, not experiments, and involved exclusively Ingebrigtsens, making it impossible to tease out the unique roles of genetics and environment, or to be sure how well the results apply to non-Ingebrigtsens.
To this day, my parents like to tease me about how I was held back in kindergarten because I failed the sharing portion of the "curriculum" (I'm an only child, so cut me a tiny bit of slack here!).
Then he began hopping mechanically from one foot to the other, doing that silly dance of his he sometimes used to try to tease her into sex when she would almost rather be sticking hot pins into her eyeballs.
In contrast to Jackson's first biographer, Judy Oppenheimer, whose 1988 book, "Private Demons," somewhat played up Jackson's alleged occult powers, Franklin argues that Jackson's sorceress persona was mostly shtick: a fun way to tease interviewers and to sell books.
For "Blonde," Ocean worked with a number of collaborators—from Radiohead's Jonny Greenwood to Beyoncé and Kendrick Lamar—but he has chosen not to reveal which parts they helped create, perhaps because it's difficult to tease out discrete elements.
But frequent participants on the lines say they aren't just a place to gossip: call in, and you'll find an effort to tease out what it means to be Hmong and how the Hmong culture should or shouldn't evolve.
In Janacek's final stage direction, the Forester's gun slips out of his grip; here, it just lay next to him unheeded — an odd choice by Mr. Sellars, who normally seizes any opportunity to tease out a contemporary political point.
Yet the talk of the MMA world this week was not Bellator 120, or even the upcoming UFC 210, instead the MMA world is ruminating on perhaps the most unforeseen 'money fight' to tease us in a long time.
Because I take so long sometimes to write books — because I have taken so long sometimes to write books, not that that's going to happen again — I try not to tease people with stuff, because I feel like it's mean.
For the paper, economics PhD candidate Heather Sarsons came up with an ingenious study design to tease out exactly how much more women were punished at work compared to men when you held other factors like their positions or performance stable.
Knightley and Skarsgard's scenes together are hot and all, and Kent makes lovely use of natural light and white sheets to tease out the sweetness of two lovers forcing one another to reconnect with parts of themselves they'd thought lost.
" Matthew Kronby, an international trade lawyer at Bennett Jones in Toronto, said "it is very hard to tease apart the elements of the deal that I suppose Trump might think are a disaster with Mexico while leaving it intact with Canada.
Given the experimental nature of Building 8, there's unlikely to be any developer-facing updates from the group in the near future, but Facebook could still use F8 to tease some of the projects Dugan and her team are cooking up.
By combining and analyzing all of this data, the scientists were able to tease out the relative contribution of genetic versus environmental factors for those 560 conditions, which include everything from heart disease to connective tissue disease to blood disease.
To tease out any connection between nicotine and ADHD, the researchers turned to national databases kept in Finland, one of which stored blood samples from mothers-to-be and the other kept track of children who developed the attention disorder.
Gorsuch has written that in order to adjudicate the thicket of American law, judges must search for the moral principles that best justify the law as it is written, and then use moral philosophy to tease out further moral implications.
Acer has started to tease its upcoming Predator X gaming desktop at IFA 2018, showing off some early hardware along with some new information about the upcoming tower that looks to bring the power of enterprise-level hardware to gaming.
" Here's what else we learned from Guggenheim and Kreisberg after the crossover: We haven't seen the last of the Dominators: The alien invaders were defeated but not destroyed, leading Kreisberg to tease: "The Dominators will return on Supergirl later this season.
Drew's personal blog, which she had relied on as a public-facing way to tease the content available to her Patreon subscribers, was lit up with notifications from Tumblr informing her that most of her posts violated the new rules.
I think we all knew in our hearts that Wells would be back, but now we can rest easy that he will be around to tease, advise, and giggle at the contestants as they choose their romantic targets on the beach.
But the match-ups also provide a marketing bonanza for the movie business, with studios preparing to tease upcoming blockbusters such as "Alice Through the Looking Glass" and "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows" during this year's broadcast.
They're known for their ability to tease, which is why the two-hour process it takes to undo their combat laces and wrench each 10-pound behemoth off their feet makes them feel closer to whatever Sith lord they pray to.
"I was telling Erik that he should sign as a free agent last year with the Red Wings, and he said, 'There's no way I'm ever doing that,' so to tease him I named horses Nyquist and Mrazek," Reddam said.
To understand the strategies that led to victory in these games, the system made use of an approach known as deep learning, which has demonstrated remarkable abilities to tease out patterns and understand what's important in large pools of information.
At several points during the session DCMS committee members also appeared to tease some new details culled from the documents, asking for example whether Facebook had ever made API decisions for developers contingent on them taking advertising on its platform.
Some examples from The Guardian's Solon: Products that promise to scan your inbox and use algorithms to tease out discounts and travel itineraries are sometimes putting private emails in front of humans, a Wall Street Journal investigation found this month.
Even in typically-developing children, the brain takes a long time to acquire these separate recognition abilities, said Behrman, probably because of how "fine-grained the mechanism needs to be" to tease apart similar appearing words and similar appearing faces.
The American artist Mark Dion has developed a unique strain of ecological art, playing the role of amateur naturalist with sculptural installations that riff on architectural "follies," popularized in eighteenth-century Britain, whose sole purpose is to tease the imagination.
Queen Bey found creative ways to build demand for her Adidas line, posting cryptic photos of company's logo and a release debate on her Instagram page to tease the brand's launch in the weeks before its planned January 18 release date.
But the show mostly seems to be keeping Tyrion around to tease one final confrontation with Cersei, a prospect that is slowly leaking all of its tension, as evidenced by the way he does essentially nothing of consequence in the premiere.
Rather than numbing or drowning out the difficult-to-describe but urgently sensed feelings that are part of being human, poetry invites us to tease them out, to draw them into language that is rooted in intricate thought and strange impulse.
In the coming months and years, astronomers will refine the search, hoping to tease out the critical spectral data that would tell us whether there is water vapor in these remote atmospheres, as well as liquid water in an ocean.
Websites and stores like Nordstrom, Neiman Marcus, Anthropologie, and even mass merchants like Target, may aim to tease out shoppers' inner diva, pitching fizzy elixirs and exotic oils, but for bathing's most ardent devotees, it helps to have deep pockets.
After the shred is sorted by an automated assembly line that uses magnets, vibrations, and machine optics to tease apart the different materials, the coins that have been separated are cleaned and sent to the US mint to be redeemed.
For the longer term, researchers have found a correlation between formula and an increased incidence of diabetes and obesity, but many argue that the connection is almost impossible to tease apart from the broader socioeconomic environment a baby is raised in.
As I told the pro, my main takeaway from our call was that I didn&apost need someone else to give me the knowledge necessary to make changes in my work — I just needed someone to tease it out of me.
In fact, it's arguably queerbaiting — common fan parlance for the homophobic act of presenting a character as straight while dangling subtext clues (and in some cases, external direction by creators) for fans to tease the idea that they could be queer.
As directed by Murai, the sequence feels like a waking dream, letting rain spatter against the windows as Earn lets his attention wander, his eyes slide, his thoughts churn just enough to tease out alternate scenarios to his actual reality.
In the endgame, for as long as you can take it, you'll knock your head against the game, trying increasingly weird things to tease out clues, then, in a flash, you'll open up new possibilities with a rush of adrenaline.
The actor, 41 — who has been known to tease his girlfriend on the popular social network platform in the past — couldn't help but praise at how "very flexible" Perry is, commenting on a throwback picture posted by CNN Style host Derek Blasberg.
"They may feel very self-conscious, and that people are going to tease them about it or make jokes," says Professor Diana Harcourt, a co-director at the Centre for Appearance Research at the University of the West of England in Bristol.
We used to tease that Bastion had the "ultimate of the week"... He had grenades, he had a remote mine, he could shoot through walls... yes BASTION COULD SHOOT THROUGH WALLS... he had an artillery volley... we just never could get it right.
But an electric crossover SUV seems more likely to actually hit the road than the microbus revival Volkswagen so clearly loves to tease, so here's hoping the company can eventually deliver on things like the 300-plus mile range and quick charging capabilities.
For months, CNN has labored to tease various elements of what Beme would ultimately become after Neistat appeared on the cover of the Hollywood Reporter alongside CNN talent and president Jeff Zucker (who originally learned about the YouTube star through his teenaged son).
And as we knew he would, he faced them all with grace, and the sly humor he had always used to lift our spirits at low moments — to tease us, to laugh at life's curveballs, to make life with him so much fun.
Last week, after realizing she'd been named to the Greene County Sheriff's Office's "Top Ten Most Wanted List" for failing to appear in court on unrelated assault charges, the 23-year-old Wind Ridge woman used the opportunity to tease law enforcement.
The Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom costars stopped by The Ellen DeGeneres Show Tuesday to tease the film's upcoming full trailer, as well as talk about how their kids — Jack, 5, and Beatrice Jean, 6 next month — have bonded during the actors' time together.
According to Castle, lots of sugary foods can also equate to elevated amounts of food dyes, artificial flavors or other additives that could be problematic for a child with ADHD, often making it difficult to tease out whether sugar is the culprit.
The actress stopped by this year's Comic-Con to tease the upcoming Black Panther movie and debut some top-secret new footage, but apparently, when she wasn't on stage in Hall H, she donned some pink spandex and took to the convention floor.
To sweeten the pot, Trump is likely to tease promises of new tax cuts aimed at reducing rates on the middle class, looking to make up for some of the shortcomings that made the 240 tax cut broadly unpopular with the public.
The damage wreaked in recent days could well escalate into the billions of dollars, security experts say, particularly now that any criminal, terrorist, or nation state has the ability to tease the tools apart and retrofit them into their own hacking tools.
Whether it was faking Glenn's death, dropping Polaroids of bashed-in heads into shots to tease comics fans, or the seemingly endless almost-reveals of new bad guy Negan, The Walking Dead seemed more about hyping itself than about telling a story.
Many games don't allow you to stray away too much, they're afraid of the player getting lost or whatever, so the mechanics in Valhalla are made in a very specific way to tease the player's mind into doing things out of the box.
It's a short and simple clip that's supposed to tease what Lytro believes Immerge can and will be used for, but those who want to immerse themselves in the experience will have to wait — all three clips Lytro released today are two-dimensional.
In response to Mr Waldfogel, John List, of the University of Chicago, and Jason Shogren, of the University of Wyoming, conducted their own experiment, using auctions rather than surveys to tease out the value people placed on gifts they had been given.
The device code data could track millions of devices over years of use, allowing researchers to tease out trends that could lead to better designs for devices and help doctors and their patients choose the best course of treatment for each individual.
She'll take the slinky, post-EDM R&B of "The Cure" into the power balladry of "Edge of Glory"—only to tease out the latter's full-camp chorus into a climax that had the crowd screaming like it was a Calvin Harris drop.
The Rencontres d'Arles photography festival offers plenty to tease and fool the eye, but "The Potemkin Village," a project by the Austrian photographer Gregor Sailer installed in a former cathedral in the center of town, is arguably the most fraudulent of the lot.
You want so bad to make a crack about the timeless drama unfolding before you, but it's a federal crime to tease a wild animal in a national park, and the consequence is up to six months in prison and a fine.
While sane people were trying to tease strategy and rationality into Trump's softening on immigration, his blitzkrieg trip to Mexico, his blatant lie about discussing payment for his wall, and then his final blistering speech on immigration, Trump was enjoying the circus.
The interview summaries show Cohen describing how, in 2015, he used Hannity's radio show to tease a meeting between Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin after former president Barack Obama refused to sit down with Putin at the United Nations General Assembly.
The damage wreaked in recent days could well escalate into the billions of dollars, security experts say, particularly now that any criminal, terrorist or nation state has the ability to tease the tools apart and retrofit them into their own hacking tools.
I have to ask them, how explicit do you want me to be in terms of making a certain point here, because in the original it's very constrained, so how much do you want me to tease out the implications you're making?
Yet it remains difficult to tease apart how much of the dip in a fish population is a result of climate change and how much is a result of overfishing, or even of a natural fluctuation in population numbers from year to year.
Committee Democrats sought to tease out details of Trump's role in hush money payments made to two women alleging affairs with him in the mid-2000s, and how long conversations about the Trump Tower Moscow project continued into the 2016 general election campaign.
There's a lot to tease out, but the most damning bit of information is that White House officials purposefully tried to bury the contents of the Trump-Zelensky call because they evidently believed it could become a political problem for the president.
At Wednesday's public hearing, Democrats are likely to tease out details from Cohen on a number of key topics involving Trump, particularly the allegation from prosecutors that Trump directed Cohen to make the hush money payments to two women who were alleging affairs.
By the time Kanye started to tease that his follow up to Yeezus was coming in 2016, the casual conversations between fans on Twitter regularly centered around the prospect of the new album resolving questions that his outbursts and unpopular opinions left unanswered.
For the paper, published in February in the journal Current Biology, researchers used a deliciously rigorous study design to tease out the health effects of not sleeping enough and whether sleeping too little during the week could be offset by a lazy weekend lie-in.
It's difficult to tease apart the abuse of these circumstances to the damage of living without language, except to say that those who lose their language processing modules later in life show behavioral curiosities that we might otherwise assume were due to childhood abuses.
If Making a Murderer had been released on a weekly basis, with the discussion proceeding more slowly than it did under the Netflix model, it would have been easier to tease out all these things in the conversations that sprung up around the show.
And with them, the subtlest of signals, associated with the rarest, highest-energy processes during inflation, are lost: Cosmologists will never be able to gather enough statistics in our finite patch of sky to tease them out, precluding a complete accounting of nature's fundamental constituents.
"So much of the ACA has been studied and analyzed, but we could find no research that has attempted to tease out how much of the [relatively] low growth in employer premiums since 2011 could be attributable to the health care law," according to Factcheck.org.
Priya Nanjappa leads the amphibian and reptile conservation at the Association of Fish & Wildlife Agencies, and she explains there are six broad factors that can threaten amphibians: "A lot of these are so intertwined that it's hard to tease out the one thing," Nanjappa says.
While place has always been tethered to the genre—it's hard to imagine Willie Nelson without Texas, Guy Clark without Nashville, Townes Van Zandt without Colorado—Universal Country aims to tease the musical beauty from the genre's more stigmatic barriers to create something more universal.
Scientists will be comparing all of Kelly's bodily fluids to the fluids from his brother, hoping to tease out which of Kelly's health changes — from his gut bacteria to his cardiovascular system — were induced by space and which were the result of a genetic predisposition.
And while it's hard to tease out just how many of these cases of cancer are directly a result of the attacks, aside from other factors such as age and family history, there is no question that 9/113 hastened some of these incidences.
Of course, this mechanic isn't exactly fleshed out in a way that highlights the technical aspect of knitting—but it begins to tease the idea of knit fabric as code; again, bridging the gap between technology and craft as Grow, Pattern, and Threadsteading do.
While it's difficult to tease apart how much of the apparent spike in anxiety is related to an increase in awareness and diagnosis of the disorder, many of those who work with young people suspect that what they're seeing can't easily be explained away.
A couple of years ago, in the last part of Nora Ephron's life, I became friendly with her and she used to tease me and say, "How is Love, Loss, and What We Ate coming along?" when I was having writer's block and panic attacks.
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Honnold already had such a reputation for extreme boldness that I was surprised to find a nerdy young man with big ears and brown eyes and an impish impulse to tease — gently, sweetly — anyone burdened by the average human terror of death-by-plummeting.
In the future, the researchers hope to mount longer-term studies that include women, as well as older, sedentary and overweight people, to better understand how different types of exercise influence each group's hormones and hunger and to tease out the many physiological mechanisms involved.
The real offense is that in this Trumpian era, people who would have been hesitant to display their bigotry no longer feel the need to keep it under wraps, but are content to use Apu as a tool to tease, humiliate or exclude other people.
To tease the brand's innovations, Gaga dropped six curated makeup kits of her products — including the Glam Attack Liquid Shimmer, RIP Lip Liners, and Le Riot Lip Glosses — on Amazon Prime Day, offering fans the chance to get their hands on Gaga-approved makeup early.
Black publications were the first to tease out the racial undertones of Swift's lie in the ensuing "he said, she said," specifically as a white woman playing on the ingrained sympathy and benefit of the doubt that white women are given in US culture.
Even the female sex crimes prosecutor drafted in by the all-male GOP side of the Judiciary Committee spent a chunk of her time questioning Ford trying to tease out how exactly the information from the professor's confidential letter got from the office of Sen.
You'll probably remember that the early marketing for Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. leaned heavily on the idea that it was a cohesive, interlocking part of the MCU, and that people on both sides were happy to tease the possibility of a Defenders / Avengers crossover that never happened.
The length, intensity, and frequency of heat waves are on the rise, and Europe's searing weather this week comports with what scientists expect as the climate changes, though it will take some time to tease out the specific extent of humanity's role in the current wave.
The posters were all pretty basic and unassuming, featuring Spider-Man and Black Panther and whoever to tease the new park sections, but one piece of the Hong Kong Disneyland poster seems slightly out of place—namely, the big building shaped exactly like a giant wang.
But Pemberton's months of analysis attempted to show that with enough footage — in this case, from police body cameras, surveillance videos, and video recorded by people involved in or observing the protests — and enough time, it is possible for the government to tease apart a black bloc.
If what Lyanna made Ned promise her in that tower does indeed give weight to the idea that Jon Snow is the son of Lyanna and Rhaegar Targaryen, introducing a portion of that scene shortly after Jon's revival is perfect timing to tease what lies ahead.
It's difficult to tell exactly how well each item sold, because the financial results from those products are still lumped into an ever-expanding black hole, a category which is simultaneously the most interesting part of Apple's earnings and the most difficult to tease apart for detail.
The TV series face a different and more formidable challenge than the miniseries (ABC produced a slew of those) and movies, which have the benefit of telling a clearly contained story, without being compelled to tease out a concept in the way that "Dome" awkwardly did.
Even though there is hardly any methane in the Martian atmosphere, he says the most recent spike observed by Curiosity, which registered 21 parts per billion, would be more than enough for the Trace Gas Orbiter to tease apart these methane ratios and point to their origin.
"We provide total counts of death, death rates by age, and age-standardized rates of death to tease out what component of change in deaths comes from a population increasing in size over time, the ageing of populations, and true change at each age," Naghavi wrote.
Composed of the kind of molecular, plasticine anarchy that might recall your most perversely dopamine-craved SoundCloud digging excursions, the theatrically awkward track doesn't manage to sway Dai one bit, who finds ample room to tease her flow around like a club-savvy glob of flubber.
So what better time for rival Samsung to tease that it might finally be nearing the point of outing something rather different: A smartphone with a foldable screen — encouraging consumers who might be thinking of shelling out serious bucks for Apple's new glass slabs to think twice.
I'm not overweight, and I'm male, so they may feel it's okay to tease me when they probably wouldn't do so with an overweight customer or a woman (as I've always been taught that it's the height of rudeness to comment even obliquely about a woman's weight).
One game into these brutal four months of attrition known as the N.F.L. season is the perfect time to overreact and project — to enjoy Hunt's being on pace for 2,368 rushing yards, to parse that small sample and savor it before all that tantalizing turns to tease.
Omar and Trump's tweets are different in that she is making a policy point and he is simply trying to tease Warren and remind people of a controversy following her (the same way he consistently found ways to remind voters about Clinton's email practices in 2016).
As a result, she throws herself into hearings; she understands that the five minutes she has with a witness are the most direct form of democratic action available to her—her best chance to tease out answers to the questions that matter most to her constituents.
Therein, ultimately, lies the real challenge for "Five Feet Apart," which can't help but feel a trifle claustrophobic, while endeavoring -- often through musical montages -- to tease out the details of a relationship that begins with "We have nothing in common" and appears destined to end in tears.
Hank Johnson of Georgia, compared to "a fish being cleaned with a spoon," Democrats were left with a conundrum: how to use televised hearings to tease out damning passages of the Mueller report when Trump and his gang are determined to turn them into a circus.
Infamous satirist Sacha Baron Cohen tweeted out a video on Wednesday, July 4, that appears to tease what may be a new character, a new movie, or perhaps a new series alongside clips of Trump saying that Cohen should get punched in the face and go to school.
But Assange chose, in television interviews both immediately before and after his conversation with Best, to not publicly bring up Guccifer 212, and instead to tease the conspiracy theory that Seth Rich, the Democratic National Committee staffer whose murder spawned conspiracy theories, could be the source for his leaks.
With just 38 House elections in the dataset, there are not enough historical examples available to tease out the individual impact of each of these variables with all the others held constant—particularly since many of them tend to point in the same direction in any given year.
So when Bugatti wanted to tease its upcoming Chiron, the follow-up to its revered Veyron, last year, it had to turn to the special effects wizards at SLGH to fake a CG version for a promo video, because the car didn't quite exist yet to actually film.
The news came at the show's final Comic-Con panel in San Diego, where stars Ian Somerhalder, Paul Wesley, Kat Graham, Candice King, Zach Roerig, Matt Davis and Michael Malarkey were all on hand to tease the final season's events along with executive producers Julie Plec and Kevin Williamson.
Kardashian, 34, revealed this week that she and her BFF Malika Haqq have a "secret project" in the works, and to tease what may be in store, the mother of one shared a sexy Instagram photo of herself wearing a hot pink bodysuit and matching long-sleeve cover-up.
Under direction of the former Tesla Model S lead engineer Peter Rawlinson, the Lucid Motors CTO, there's a feeling that Lucid has the internal knowledge to tease Tesla's grip as maker of the ultimate electric luxury sedan — at least when I put on those rose-colored VR glasses.
It's been less than a month since the KKW Beauty Crème Contour & Highlight Kits launched online (and subsequently sold out in mere minutes, plus crashed the entire website for good measure), but Kim has already taken to Instagram to tease a new addition to her fledgling beauty brand.
Dennis and Ravenel's costar Shep Rose stopped by PEOPLE Now on Monday to tease that the new season is "pretty raw" for Dennis, who has been trying to get more time with her daughter Kensie, 3, and son Saint, almost 18 months, but facing fierce resistance from Ravenel.
Here is the current version of the payload carrying Doomfist's gauntlet: And here is the new payload model that appears to have a broken glass case: There's a possibility that this model will be implemented into Overwatch in a future update to tease the release of the hero Doomfist.
And most hearteningly, the thing which seemed to confirm that he still had a sense of greatness around him, he showed up in New Japan to team up with Jushin Liger and Hiroshi Tanahashi in a one-off, as well as to tease a match with Will Ospreay.
The cast of the upcoming Marvel Cinematic Universe movie came to EW's Comic-Con video studio at San Diego's Hard Rock Hotel to tease the Thor threequel, and Blanchett, one of the new additions to the cast, revealed how she approached creating Hela, the Asgardian goddess of death.
By the same token, a paper published in 2014 by Pedro Carneiro, of University College London, and Rita Ginja, of Uppsala University in Sweden, uses local-level shifts in the eligibility criteria for Head Start to tease out the links between participation in the programme and local socioeconomic trends.
As detailed in a paper posted to the arXiv preprint server last month, the researchers found that it is possible for a machine learning algorithm to tease out signals in the very first exchange of a conversation that indicate whether that conversation is going to go awry later on.
In 20163, John F. Kennedy's campaign manager—his brother Robert—hired one of the first data analytics firms, the Simulmatics Corporation, to use focus groups and voter surveys to tease out the underlying biases of the public as the country considered whether to elect its first Catholic president.
Maybe he was wondering if the man was fucking with him, as people sometimes did when they encountered a different culture and, in an effort to tease, came off as incredibly earnest, only to draw information out of the person they were teasing until the person looked foolish.
This research did not explore in depth which ultra-processed foods might be the most harmful, and it&aposs difficult to tease out how much people&aposs diet choices might interact with their other life choices or circumstances (like activity level, access to food, income, or family history).
To get a sense of the future, he selected big and small metropolitan areas only in the 10 states most subjected to economic disruption — as defined by the penetration of automation and job displacement as a result of foreign trade — to tease out the effects of these transformative forces.
In a 2016 study, published in the journal Cancer, researchers tried to tease out the effects of insurance on survival among Americans diagnosed with glioblastoma between 2007 and 2012, using the National Cancer Institute's Surveillance, Epidemiology, and End Results Program, which collects data on cancers in the US population.
And yet, as the style circus moves from New York (where it begins on Thursday) to London and Milan, before finally coming to an end in Paris on March 6, there will be much to see, including designer debuts, political statements and many rumors to tease the ears.
In the locker room, he vowed to tease his brother, Michael, a Seahawks defensive lineman, over FaceTime; extolled the beauty and music of his hometown, Houston; and said he intended to go home and bake his favorite cake — yellow with chocolate icing — and write "You're Awesome" on it.
Two days earlier, in their lab at Graz's University of Technology, Moritz Lipp, Daniel Gruss, and Michael Schwarz had determined to tease out an idea that had nagged at them for weeks, a loose thread in the safeguards underpinning how processors defend the most sensitive memory of billions of computers.
While we were in line I started to tease him as a joke, but then ended up wanting to have sex, so I gave him head and swallowed right in time to order a grilled cheese (without onions) and fries from one of those attendants that walks up to your car.
" In his first public statement since the former first lady's passing, the former president said through his spokesman, Jim McGrath, on Wednesday: "I always knew Barbara was the most beloved woman in the world, and in fact I used to tease her that I had a complex about that fact.
Xiaomi: Xiaomi is already starting to tease its upcoming Mi Mix 3 flagship, and product management director Donovan Sung has already confirmed that the bezel-less sliding phone will include 20193G support whenever it does launch, despite the fact that there aren't actually any 5G networks up and running yet.
Con-Man Con-Man kicked off the Hall H festivities on Friday, and the online show about the stars that make up various cons – now streaming on Comic-Con HQ – had plenty to tease from its fan-favorite cast, which includes Nathan Fillion, Alan Tudyk and Lou Ferrigno, among others.
When I first arrived at the new game's hub area of Firelink Shrine, I spent an hour trying to tease a super-fast samurai sword-wielding enemy into jumping clean off the edge of the world to no avail; the AI's of self-preservation apparently tightened since the last Dark Souls.
Earlier today, Alibaba — a major investor in the still-stealth augmented reality and VR startup Magic Leap — today announced its own VR R&D lab, the GnomeMagicLab, which sounds more than a little like a play on Magic Leap and the cute animations it's been releasing to tease its own products.
In the book, I'm trying to tease apart that vulnerable moment when we fear the other's selfishness, and the way our habit of diagnosis overdetermines the moment, encourages us to label things as mental illness when we might be better off sitting in the difficulty without deciding what it is.
It needs to tease the crowd's emotions, so the best match happens at the right moment: if it's too late or too spread out, the crowd gets antsy; if it's too early or too packed together, the crowd is unable to sustain the cheers over the length of a show.
The basic idea is that each language drifts away from the basic template of universal grammar, but the grammatical bedrock can always be gleaned through various quirks a syntactician is trained to tease out (just as a geologist can identify colliding tectonic plates from the surface features of a landscape).
Four of them — Tarek Hassan of the University of Chicago, Stephan Hollander and Laurence van Lent of Tilburg University, and Ahmed Tahoun of London Business School — recently produced a working paper that scoured years of corporate earnings calls to tease out the effects of government-induced risks on corporate behavior.
The singer took the opportunity to tease her dad Billy Ray Cyrus ahead of Sunday's 2017 MTV Video Music Awards, throwing back to her now infamous 2013 VMA performance with a hilarious photo featuring her dancing with Robin Thicke — manipulated to have Billy Ray's face included in the image, looking on disapprovingly.
Spotify's free version does offer access to more music, but Amazon has other benefits to tease in front of consumers — it could use this free option as an incentive to bring more people into its broader ecosystem, including its Alexa-powered family of Echo and other smart home devices and its Prime membership.
As with the company's iconic 1984 commercial that was used to tease the introduction of the original Macintosh computer, "Think Different" is actually a shot at computer maker IBM who Apple originally viewed as its main competitor and who used the simple catchphrase "Think" to promote its products as far back as 1935.
Frankly, director/co-writer Johannes Roberts would have benefited from devoting a little more of the movie's 89-minute running time to introducing the characters, and a tad less to fabricating increasingly dumb ways to tease out the protagonists' predicament, especially with the air in their tanks creating a built-in expiration point.
In questioning Gorsuch, they should get him to acknowledge what he has written, which is that in order to adjudicate the thicket of American law, judges must search for the moral principles that best justify the law as it is written, and then use moral philosophy to tease out further moral implications.
Its cover had been posted on Twitter late that evening with images of Lukaku, a Belgian striker whose parents were born in the Democratic Republic of Congo, and Chris Smalling, a former teammate of his who is of Jamaican descent and is now playing for Roma, to tease their teams' weekend matchup.
True Detective The documentary-within-a-show in this season's "True Detective" has served as half illumination and half meta-commentary, a way to tease new thoughts from Detective Hays's addled mind while taking shots at the current wave of true-crime docs, which have a tendency to dally around unresolved tragedies.
"For more than 20 years I tried to tease the extraordinary from the mundane, and to use the familiar — the sprig of basil, the bottle of olive oil — to usher readers into social, geographic and cultural worlds where they otherwise might not go," she wrote in The Columbia Journalism Review in 2003.

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