Republicans have downplayed every twist and turn of this investigation.
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They twist and turn through the air like resplendent kites.
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Cable news covered every twist and turn in elaborate detail.
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If you followed every twist and turn, it's like 1,200 miles.
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His stories, like the parks he builds, twist and turn quickly.
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But why then, do plants twist and turn in reaction to light?
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And why are markets so sensitive to its every twist and turn?
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Every twist and turn makes your hair more susceptible to dryness and damage.
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Just like a Rubik's Cube, you can twist and turn rows of blocks.
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Readers will be left to speculate who is behind each twist and turn.
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He captured the complex ways in which history tends to twist and turn.
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Ahead, let's walk through every twist and turn in Killing Eve's season 2 finale.
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And on mobile, you can twist and turn your phone to change your perspective.
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Here's how to watch every twist and turn of the three-day NFL Draft.
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" Savannah, Georgia "This sweet southern city exudes "Southern Charm" at every twist and turn.
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Therefore, we will not be providing a running commentary on every twist and turn.
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Or why you all should stick around to twist and turn the next time.
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Tabloid newspapers follow every twist and turn of the newly formed celebrities' private lives.
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Each twist and turn in the feud over AB 25 is being watched closely.
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Democrats weren't scared of calling out Trump through every twist and turn in their talks.
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It definitely makes you twist and turn and jump and run and crawl and sweat.
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With every twist and turn, the case offers another chance to relitigate all these issues.
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The songs twist and turn, like mini laptop prog rock, but not really at all.
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There is a slippery suspended pool where performers twist and turn above JoJo and Wells.
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For months stocks had ping-ponged in a tight range, buffeted by each twist and turn.
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His face was constantly in motion, his expression changing in counterpoint to every twist and turn.
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The piano continues to twist and turn, with dreamy harmonies segueing into frenetic, toccata-like eruptions.
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The curves drawn by the Möbius function twist and turn wildly, crossing themselves in many places.
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Essentially, as photons -- tiny particles of light -- travel through space, they twist and turn around their axes.
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Riverdale is a wild rollercoaster ride, always ready to twist and turn when fans least expect it.
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It's easy to forget every twist and turn, so here are 56 moments that should be remembered.
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So, you've heard about Brexit but haven't been keeping up with every twist and turn of the developments.
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He believes consumer and business confidence will be wracked with uncertainty by every twist and turn in negotiations.
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When it came to markets, "every twist and turn now hangs on a central banker's words," he said.
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The idea is for the user to twist and turn to hit each ball, making the ball explode.
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Don't worry about the future – Mom and Dad will support you through every twist and turn life takes.
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For every twist and turn in her personal life, there has been a money bag not far behind.
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With every twist and turn of the kaleidoscopic patterns forming before my eyes, my heart pounded even harder.
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It was worth every twist and turn in the road, though, and I can't wait to go back.
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CARAMANICA Vocal harmonies twist and turn, completely a cappella (overdubbed) at first, in "Receipts" as Josiah Wise — a.k.a.
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Phil Flynn, oil analyst extraordinaire in Chicago, he&aposs called every little twist and turn in this oil market.
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We see them twist and turn through their lives, memories, relationships, and fantasies until, at last, they come together.
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The problem with covering this is that every little twist and turn, we don&apost know the big picture.
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One possibility is that every little twist and turn in polls represents a real shift in a volatile race.
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My fellow diners took longer photographing each twist and turn of the meal than they did actually eating anything.
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The fields often feature dried up lava streams that twist and turn like slithering snakes across the dark landscape.
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Each twist and turn of the main plot satirized how mega-corporations treat the workers they need to survive.
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His stories twist and turn with the same authenticity that defines his bar, and the reader, like Sultan, is spellbound.
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Olympic snowboarder Shaun White has now earned three gold medals for his ability to twist and turn in the halfpipe.
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Onlookers described a typical Leap Frogs demonstration, in which the parachutists join hands and twist and turn in the sky.
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While Penny makes slow progress around the bed, and we twist and turn to follow her, we hear her voice.
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Things twist and turn around her taking that journey, while we also get the perspectives and tribulations of those aforementioned friends.
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I'll be honest: I didn't follow every twist and turn of Robert Mueller's investigation into foreign meddling in the 2016 election.
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What happens next is stunning, as the birds twist and turn in unison to avoid being caught and becoming a meal.
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The company couldn't even kick the proverbial tires of making an Apple car without journalists exposing most every twist and turn.
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There is no need to follow every twist and turn in food research, as if the expert consensus were frequently changing.
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The story doesn't twist and turn so much as squirm and jump like an eel in the bottom of a rowboat.
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As you sprint away from that broom, the goose's body with twist and turn with the weight of, well, a goose.
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As hikers moved, their location shaped what they heard, with every twist and turn unearthing poems, songs, and stories about the land.
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Bizarre and unpredictable characters like Cersei are what keep us watching and talking about Game of Thrones through every twist and turn.
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Each twist and turn inside this labyrinthine reproductive system is a new challenge, to be met only by the most worthy mate.
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Democrats have tried to link Republicans to Trump at every twist and turn of the race, but it hasn't always proved effective.
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MacAfee and James check polls (in a high school election!) that somehow exist immediately after every twist and turn in the election.
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Synthetic reality, malignant AI, those crazy "bullet time" effects—each twist and turn in the Wachowskis' magnum opus more awesome than the last.
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The case has yet to make it to the jury trial, and already there has been endless coverage at every twist and turn.
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She has pretty much grown up online since she was 16, showing every twist and turn to her audience, for better or worse.
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As a result, they see every twist and turn in this election as more proof that Clinton is succeeding and Trump is failing.
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Asked for comment by Reuters, Britain's Foreign Office said on Saturday that it would not provide a commentary on "every twist and turn".
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The drama surrounding Mr. Matobato and Ms. de Lima has riveted the country, with each twist and turn broadcast live on national television.
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Flying as a fleet, these Intel drones can paint the sky with three-dimensional images that twist and turn and come to life.
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" Hakeem's answer is something along the lines of "Can I Twist/And Turn and Spin/Move up my chin/And lay it in.
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From Dr. King's assassination to dispatches from Vietnam, this interactive imagines the flurry of notifications that would have announced each twist and turn.
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Supporting performances by Lily James, Jon Hamm, Eiza González, and Jamie Foxx make this a stylistic joy-ride worth every twist and turn.
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"Things have been moving along so quickly, but with every twist and turn, everything in my life, including Ryan, has lined up perfectly."
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But the truth is many Americans who may be tuning in today probably haven't focused on every twist and turn of the investigation.
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Each twist and turn here creates a further complication of Cookie and Jamal's mother-son relationship, and it's impressive to watch it unfold.
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"Everybody has been urging me to jump one way or the other," he said, "and I have refused, at every twist and turn."
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It clamps onto your desk or another flat surface, and the wire lets you twist and turn it into any position that you want.
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Initially, I was convinced it must have been CGI or a machine that could twist and turn without concern for physics or human limits.
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Not so VR. Even in stationary DomeVR, you can twist and turn and spin and look at a full 360 degrees of immersive environment.
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It's essentially a collection of puzzle boxes, 3D geometric objects that you twist and turn in order to get at their high-tech innards.
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But approaching every new twist and turn with roughly the same verve doesn't help the public's understanding of these issues, and may hinder it.
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Once, she told The New York Times in 1953, she watched a silk tassel twist and turn as though someone were playfully twirling it.
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From arrests to interrogations to verdicts in the courtroom, I lived for every twist and turn and "I-can't-believe-he-did-it" moment.
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There's no point in a blow-by-blow recap of every twist and turn of the battle because, frankly, it's too damn long and confusing.
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They'll gladly squeeze through the tiniest holes; their arms can stretch, expand, twist and turn, and they can practically turn their whole bodies inside out.
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While many on social media have eagerly followed every twist and turn of the couple's proposal, some are questioning whether the viral moment was staged.
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Wherever you go, Fallen Order will twist and turn in ways that make it difficult to remember where you came from and where you're coming.
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Through every veering twist and turn, the pilots' moxie, their determination and their fellowship fuels this little-known episode in aviation history to dizzying heights.
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The soft rubbery cases were the most resistant to initial destruction by the shredder because they were able to twist and turn with its movements.
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These games are so enjoyable to play and watch because each twist and turn delivers memorable moments that can be as gripping as any scripted story.
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There's no doubt the press will happily cover every upcoming twist and turn, but Khosrowshahi isn't convincing when he says he's looking forward to it. [KYMA]
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Every twist and turn in the battle is being followed by a second rank of candidates, each hoping that the Bulgarians will knock each other out.
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She describes herself as consumed by the various threads of Russia's involvement, writing that she follows "every twist and turn of the story," often with chagrin.
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As someone who has been mercifully spared from every twist and turn of the techlash, does it feel like a lot has changed since you left?
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Markets, which have gyrated with every twist and turn in the trade war, rose on the potential that the two sides could ultimately reach a deal.
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He had a bouncy infant walker with which he would scoot around the apartment, a wooden molecule model he loved to twist and turn, a killer grin.
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ET. Key reading: CNN's Lauren Fox, Ashley Killough and Deirdre Walsh, who have been all over every twist and turn of this, set the table for you.
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Our interactive looks back on that fraught year, and imagines, if there had been smartphones, the flurry of notifications that would have accompanied each twist and turn.
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As a legislative body that relies upon consensus to function, a coalition of Democrats and renegade Republicans are poised to block Trump at every twist and turn.
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At the Met's blockbuster show, Michelangelo's figures twist and turn and dive through 133 drawings; the marble sculptures and architectural model that accompany it are instructive and transporting.
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Though the Hulu series doesn't shy away from the supernatural, its most unsettling elements come from the way its characters begin to twist and turn against each other.
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As the US–Russia relationship continues to twist and turn, documents declassified on Thursday show just how much the position of the two countries has — and hasn't — changed.
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The things that make you groan, like being used as a punching bag to little hands or having to twist and turn to get a car seat buckled.
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Miguel, with his air of shyness and cunning, is a minor presence in the story, and yet without him it would not twist and turn as it does.
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Mr. Worth, who works as a communications consultant for European politicians, has made 27 versions of his Brexit flowcharts, mapping every twist and turn in the political saga.
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If a plot that huge sounds a little overcomplicated, it is at times, but the mystery also benefits from strong actors to guide viewers through every twist and turn.
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While "The Handmaid's Tale" clearly wasn't conceived for those who might oppose its politics, the baggage of having become a meme heightens the scrutiny of every twist and turn.
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They twist and turn in ways that are hard to predict, and you always seem to be just a moment away from falling off the edge to your death.
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For fans of racing games, the Toy-Con Motorbike turns the Joy-Cons into handlebars which you twist and turn to control a motorbike on the Nintendo Switch's screen.
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On Thursday afternoon, NASA posted a 360-degree Facebook feature captured on the ISS, allowing the user to twist and turn from a fixed vantage point in the ISS.
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Wouldn't it be the ultimate twist and turn if Trump's wild ride comes to a stop because a pro-health care argument puts Democrats back in charge of Congress?
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I'm presented with a 3D Tetris piece, and I need to twist and turn it in the right direction so it fits into the hole in the approaching wall.
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In the era of big data and after a year of micro-analyzing every little twist and turn, we seem to know less than we did at the beginning.
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Alva CalyMayor's "Stumpies" vary from smoked-to-the-bitter-end to put-out-quickly-and-discarded; they twist and turn like little worms, squirming around the buttons of collared shirts.
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The media and large swathes of the public have been transfixed by every twist and turn of the Trump-Russia investigation, especially after Trump abruptly fired Comey on May 9.
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But the real story is how much the GOP congressional leaders will twist and turn and basically make themselves into a pretzel all to avoid one thing: Cutting the spending.
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Every day, we are surprised by some other twist and turn of this issue, so I can only respond now and now I do not think that is a rational approach.
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They followed practically every twist and turn of the Russia investigation, from revelations that Trump had instructed campaign officials to make contact with Russian intelligence to the firing of James Comey.
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And for the most part, my instincts about this off Broadway play-turned-film were spot on: I was able to guess every twist and turn leading up to the cheery ending.
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In a mesmerizing billboard-size video, a pair of ruby red lips and tongue twist and turn through a scarlet sludge; we might be watching a deep-sea creature sopping up dinner.
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And the real goal of the piece was to try to tie things together as much as possible for people who haven't been following every single twist and turn of the investigation.
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My young adult has monitored every twist and turn of the effort to repeal the law, calling and texting us from college, fearing for the future — not for himself, but for others.
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Since it required a human to do the scrambling manually, the electronics inside could just record every twist and turn, and they recreate them in reverse to create a color-solved cube.
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The design places an "optical sensor" at the end of the flexible Watch strap, allowing you to twist and turn it to get the photograph you need without having to contort your wrist.
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But we're not coming to Ghosted for heartwarming moments—we're coming to jump from our seats at every twist and turn of this very serious, very suspenseful glorified social media stalking rabbit hole.
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She describes herself in the book as being consumed by the various news about Russia's involvement in the election, writing that she follows "every twist and turn of the story," often with consternation.
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A stunning combination of elegant design and exceptional sound means you can experience every twist and turn of your favorite bingeable show or live music playlist as if you were part of the action.
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Rotating bezels aren't just satisfying to use; they're a bridge between the old watch world, in which we twist and turn and crank things, and the new watch world, where we so effortlessly swipe.
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New York (CNN Business)The stock market has been on a roller coaster ride lately, as investors focused on every twist and turn in the fraught economic relationship between the United States and China.
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As she's done several times before, Jackson will have the opportunity to revisit every twist and turn of Manafort's 17 months facing federal charges and give her assessment of what's right, wrong and just.
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These important voters who don't follow every twist and turn of the campaign cycle aren't paying attention yet, but when they do they'll find a GOP nominee that rightly scares them to the polls.
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I'm sure there are those out there who would counter with the fact that Arya couldn't have done the deed if every other twist and turn of the desperate bid to save Winterfell hadn't occurred.
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That's the joint view of Marko Kolanovic, the bank's quant guru who's been dissecting the market's every twist and turn, and Dubravko Lakos-Bujas, J.P. Morgan's chief U.S. equity strategist who takes a fundamental approach.
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MTR sites are in areas packed with low-slung, steep-banked hills that twist and turn inward on themselves; winding through the narrow roads that lead to them is a dizzy, exhausting kind of madness.
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The party's prime directive—to appoint like-minded justices on the highest bench in the land—is what helped President Donald Trump guarantee the GOP's fealty through every twist and turn of the 22006 election.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Before North Korea's condemnation of U.S.-South Korea military drills, even U.S. policy wonks who follow every twist and turn of events on the Korean peninsula probably did not know much about them.
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But in a world of the bored, pained, resigned and tuned out, there is also Taj Garmon, a 41-year-old fashion designer who has been following every twist and turn of the impeachment saga.
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This absurdly inflated importance was also a feature of "The Good Wife," which made it made to seem as though Illinois voters are attuned to every twist and turn in the election for state attorney.
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It takes a particularly adept MC to make it sound unexpected, and in this particular track, the way D Double E refuses to follow every twist and turn of the beat adds that element of surprise.
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Political realists and polling experts tell us not to overreact to every twist and turn of the numbers, but there is an unmistakable trend here, and it is not one Democratic strategists like the look of.
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During the last presidential election, the media gave similarly breathless coverage to every twist and turn of the Clinton email saga, and seemed unable to discern the meaningful aspects of that story from the irrelevant details.
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Some of the key dynamics we are watching in a race that will undoubtedly twist and turn to the end: Donald J. Trump raised $100 million in small donations in October, his campaign announced on Thursday.
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All of this is accessible through a central hub that takes the shape of an oddly angled geometric shape, which you can twist and turn using hand gestures thanks to the dash-mounted camera motion input system.
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Pircher said it was his job to talk Hirscher through the course just before the start of a race, after analysing each twist and turn during pre-race inspections to find the fastest path to the bottom.
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It definitely feels less interactive when you try to derail the conversation, but on the other hand, when you engage and drive the story forward, you get rewarded by the next twist and turn in the story.
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I became obsessed with their ability to twist and turn different genres of music, weaving seconds of instrumentals together with sound effects and film dialogue in a way that wasn't corny or disrespectful to the source material.
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Of course, politicians tend to twist and turn in their response to what Harold Macmillan, a former prime minister, is said to have termed "events, dear boy, events" — a definition of political perils often described as apocryphal.
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Washington (CNN)To those who have watched every twist and turn and development and "bombshell" and "dude" and whatever other description that may exist of the last four months of the impeachment investigation: this isn't about you.
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In this case, though, the film's pleasures and quirks generally overcome its excesses, the disclaimer being that it's more rewarding to savor individual moments than fretting about or trying to make sense of every twist and turn.
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Their biggest focus has been on securing political wins for Trump, using the House inquiry into Russia's election meddling to sow distrust in the FBI, and defending the president through every twist and turn of Mueller's investigation.
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News of the survival of the "Wild Boar" team sparked celebrations and relief among Thais transfixed by the drama, following every twist and turn of a search that has drawn worldwide attention and volunteers from Australia to Finland.
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The rock is fully manipulable provided you visit this link on a smartphone with the capability to display interactive 3D field on the web, so you can twist and turn it using touch to get a better look.
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Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker, although ultimately underwhelming, presented each of its tiny levels as a puzzle-box to twist and turn, unlocking its secrets and finding the hidden coins like a child rattling their grandmother's locked jewelry box.
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Beyond the director himself, she asserts that the F.B.I. was a hotbed of anti-Clinton fervor, declining to confirm the existence of a Trump-Russia investigation even as it disclosed every twist and turn of the email probe.
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"I will resist all temptation to become the pundit in chief and commenting upon every twist and turn of the presidential campaign," he told reporters asking his thoughts on the upcoming election at a 2007 White House news conference.
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It is easy for commentators to assume that ordinary folk have, like them, obsessed over every twist and turn of the campaign—and thus to put too much store by polling conducted weeks or months before the actual vote.
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What that means to you is entirely your call—and I'll get to that in a moment—but first, you'll need to decide whether you can grip your phone well enough to twist and turn it without dropping it.
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The Thai men's team comprises 15 players for sepaktakraw, which sees players twist and turn their bodies in mid-air to send a rattan ball into the opposing court using any part of their bodies except hands and arms.
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For those who have closely followed every twist and turn of the investigations of President Donald J. Trump, there were new developments during Michael D. Cohen's congressional hearing on Wednesday in front of the House Oversight and Reform Committee.
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And there's a tendency, I think, for commentators to hyperventilate, because it's good entertainment value, and so every twist and turn, and various candidates pop up and then vanish, and all of this is somehow determinative of what's going to happen.
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So, when asked by Japanese regulators certifying the jet to FAA standards how it complied with the stricter standard, Mitsubishi Aircraft faced a time-consuming task to explain each twist and turn in the 23,000 wires snaking through the plane's fuselage.
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After a month, I was able to convince a colleague with deep cryptocurrency knowledge, someone who'd followed every twist and turn of the Satoshi saga, that Le Roux was the odds-on solution to the mystery of who created bitcoin.
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Navigating the Via Francigena is not difficult, at least in Tuscany, where every twist and turn in the trail sports a multitude of cheerful red-and-white waymarkers, many bearing the trail's logo, a medieval pilgrim with a knapsack and stick.
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Rouhani's main ally, ex-president Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani, a shrewd operator who has survived every twist and turn in Iranian politics since the 1979 revolution and came top in the Assembly poll, urged hardliners not to stand in the way.
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As in the run-up to previous meetings, investors and traders will hang on every twist and turn in the words of oil ministers in the six weeks between now and the meeting at a forum in Algeria on Sept.
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This is because unlike atoms in a molecule, which could be conceived as points in space, neurons in a brain are more like lines that twist and turn, making their location and structure harder to infer based on diffraction data.
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The A1 motorway eventually disappeared and turned into something else; the highways in Naples twist and turn and go up and down at a dizzying pace, and there is an endless circulatory system of ancillary routes sprouting from the main one.
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This week, many of those who played a role in ensuring Hill was heard in 1991 are closely following every twist and turn of Kavanaugh's proceedings — and wondering whether the Senate as an institution has absorbed the lessons of that year.
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As Barry Diller's proposed floating park in the Hudson River encountered hurdle after hurdle, until Mr. Diller finally scrapped the idea last week, the Whitney Museum of American Art was closely monitoring each twist and turn to learn from his experience.
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Sliders from host nations have enjoyed a competitive edge in recent Winter Games as they have the opportunity to train on the Olympic track more often than their rivals and are familiar with every twist and turn on the course.
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Some have suggested that smaller (and, often by extension, younger) skateboarders have an advantage because of a low center of mass, which might make it easier for them to stay on the board or to twist and turn through the air.
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That's before Trump attacked a Bronze Star family and fired his campaign manager, before it was revealed that Clinton did not turn over 30 emails about Benghazi to the State Department, and before pundits breathlessly described every twist and turn.
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Why it matters: Sources tell NY Mag's Gabriel Sherman — who has led the way at every twist and turn of the O'Reilly/Roger Ailes saga — that James Murdoch, 21st Century Fox's CEO, wants to oust O'Reilly while his father Rupert is hesitant.
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As a kid, I used to in summer holidays just go out on my own, a seven or eight year old, walk down to the beach, I'd sit and watch the piers and I knew every little twist and turn of Hornsea.
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When asked what lessons he can bring from business Rose lights up as he recalls the heady days of 2004 when he graced the front pages of national newspapers detailing every twist and turn of the multi-billion pound M&S bid saga.
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I've covered every twist and turn of the last two presidential campaigns for The Times — from Mitt Romney's infamous "47 percent" remark to Barack Obama's sudden shift on gay marriage, Marco Rubio's debate night meltdown to Hillary Clinton's inability to build trust.
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With that joint dream of being Simon Le Bon come to fruition, you can hear the pair's half a lifetime of shared experience throughout—every twist and turn feels like second nature, evidence of a semi-telepathic bond between the two friends.
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Scenes like these have become the Champions League's calling card, every spring: intense, engrossing games, games that seem to twist and turn and defy prediction, hour upon hour of live-action, cliffhanger drama, denouements that quicken the pulse and draw the breath.
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For those not steeped in every twist and turn of the seemingly endless Brexit drama, it raised a more basic question: How could a party that holds only 10 seats out of 650 in the British Parliament wield such influence over Brexit?
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All told, the roles and levels of involvement of some Cabinet spouses are as different as the secretaries themselves and the departments they lead, but each has found themselves in the media spotlight that follows every twist and turn of the Trump administration.
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Perhaps. But the recent surge of musicals aimed at the teen experience — the aforementioned Dear Evan Hansen, this season's heartfelt The Prom — show the ways that coming-of-age tales can twist and turn to meet the moment they are arriving in.
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Trenton has been consumed by every twist and turn of the last-minute budget negotiations, which have included counterproposals to raise taxes on short-term rentals and businesses, but Mr. Murphy's stance on a so-called millionaire's tax remains the central sticking point.
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So, while the media is quick to bash the president during every twist and turn and what is a negotiation, they need to learn the art of the deal with North Korea, although more than happy to ignore the president&aposs historic, diplomatic triumphs.
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He may have been having what he called a "conversation with 4,000 of my closest friends" who know every twist and turn of the Star Wars franchise, but Mark Hamill was still not going to pass on the tidbits of the next year's eighth movie.
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Since I was driving all day, I wasn't able to keep up with each new twist and turn of what happens in DC, and it was a reminder that that how people view politics in Washington isn't how people view it in other places. 6.
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While it's easy to be caught up in every twist and turn of what is sure to go down in history as one of Britain's most turbulent political periods, the trick is probably to ignore the media hype and concentrate on the bigger picture.
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At night the stained glass figures in the windows seemed to slumber, and the lamps on each desk gently rolled orange light along the floors until it formed one great globe that bounced along every twist and turn of the staircase to the upper levels.
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There is more to the story, including some charred baby corn whose kernels are the size of poppy seeds, but it should be clear already that you will need to hold on tight if you are going to follow every twist and turn at Gotham.
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The problem with this as well is that the process of freeze-drying is so expensive, that no matter how we twist and turn it, the product is going to be so expensive that I never think we will never be able to sell anything.
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Yale's Roach said while it's hard to predict the next "twist and turn" on the tariff front, he thinks Trump may be "prepared at this point to stand down a bit," as the president did in October when he suspended a tariff hike on $250 billion of Chinese imports.
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Since every twist and turn in the FIFA world these days seems to inspire another round of questions regarding Qatar's hosting the 2022 World Cup, it always seems prudent to point out that construction in Qatar is continuing, and to this point, there is no indication the Cup will be held anywhere else.
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Doug Liman's latest film—one of two to see release this year from the veteran American filmmaker, with his Tom Cruise drama American Made dropping in the fall—is the kind of movie that will cause you to twist and turn in your seat throughout its economical and perfectly paced 90-minute runtime.
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The shredded remnants of the Caterpillar, which Gamini Kularatne attacked with grenades, are mounted on a pedestal, surrounded by a carp pond, a fountain and exhibits chronicling every twist and turn in the young hero's life: a New Year's greeting from the soldier to his mother, a 793 pay slip, snapshots of his wedding.
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There's apparently a camera to fuck around with, one that you can twist and turn to see the sets of different late-night talk shows; a hologram theater with a virtual Jim Gaffigan pacing around and delivering a set; and something called "comedy karaoke," where you can try out some of your favorite pithy one-liners.
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I twist and turn in my seat, giraffe my neck, telekinetically press the "call flight attendant" button, gulp enough air to inflate a balloon, cloud my sunglasses with tears, sweat through my dress, think: This is it, the plane will be hijacked, I'll die, and my fear that flying in an airplane is reckless and dumb will be confirmed.
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I lived through the entire 2016 campaign, after all, when with each twist and turn there were hopeful Republicans imagining that surely now — now that he had won a primary, or won the nomination, or accepted the nomination, or even won the presidency — Trump would start behaving a little more like a normal politician, or just a normal human being.
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As with every twist and turn of the experiment in Iran-US opening that began nearly three years ago — an experiment that Jason chronicled exhaustively, and about which he was cautiously hopeful — this moment will be used by those in the US who wish to push one agenda or another, or who wish to paint it as a victory or humiliation for the Obama administration.
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Outrageous exploits with the newfangled possibilities of post-war plastics take every possible twist and turn, from Gruppo Strum's Pratone lounge chair (1966) — which is actually a giant Polyurethane foam piece of fake grass that you can walk through or sit on — to the Italian designer Guido Drocco's Cactus (1971), a piece of shaped Polyurethane foam that looks like either a giant, obscene plant or a coat rack.
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