Evacuees wade through floodwaters from Hurricane Harvey in Houston, Texas.
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We wade through the research behind real and phony laughs.
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The children wade through a river of mud to school.
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Yes, there is a lot of legalese to wade through.
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Meanwhile, U.S. stocks wavered, as investors wade through mixed earnings reports.
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To wade through infuriating bureaucracy, with permitting and insurance and contractors.
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Wade through the maze of people, and find the good boy.
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To help us wade through the overwhelming abundance of contemporary culture?
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" There was another long pause for me to wade through. "Okay.
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But he said he had to wade through an alphabet soup.
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But 333 pages is a lot of data to wade through.
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Don't want to wade through swarms of kids to get a taste?
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The companions sink ever closer as they wade through the hydrogen gas.
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Jail and prison workers are rarely equipped to wade through such details.
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Or wade through the seven circles of weird messaging hell on OKCupid?
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As a reader and a shopper, it's a lot to wade through.
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But the tax considerations to wade through are more complicated, he said.
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We have three weeks to wade through this mess, and then ladies?
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The children still wade through a river of mud to the school.
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Companies must wade through a patchwork of state laws with different standards.
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But she hired lawyers, and they helped her wade through the morass.
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Just to wade through it and find what counts [is time consuming].
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You have to get out here and wade through it with the builders.
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How to wade through the crush of culture coming your way this season?
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Even as Jared manages to wade through the program, others aren't so lucky.
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A team of researchers wade through melting Antarctic ice on January 22nd, 20003.
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To wade through the plethora of winter offerings, we taste tested them all.
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He didn't expect her to wade through the river to witness his duel.
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Especially regarding money, there's a lot to wade through and make sense of.
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Wade through the knee-high grass and pull open the battered screen door.
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There are some services available to help consumers wade through the points morass.
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A few things to keep in mind today: Prepare to wade through water.
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Or its long legs to wade through water like a crane or heron.
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This is still an area of scientific uncertainty, so let's wade through the evidence.
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Despite the mess, I know how to wade through and find what I need.
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There is a lot of crude hipsterism to wade through to understand this exhibition.
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You have to wade through complicated jargon, advertising slogans, and loads of overwhelming data.
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They're a natural complement to more expensive Ubers that have to wade through traffic.
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Now it appears there is quite a backlog for IRS employees to wade through.
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In some places, residents had to wade through water as deep as 8 feet.
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The recent launch of Disney+ means another whole repertoire of content to wade through.
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But what's the best way to wade through all that patriotic, '80s sci-fi goodness?
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Here, we'll wade through the new releases and pick the titles we're most excited about.
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Residents have to wade through the mess just to make it to their front doors.
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I had to wade through a lot of gaudy watchfaces to find something I liked.
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Indian one-horned rhinoceroses wade through flood waters at the Pobitora wildlife sanctuary in Assam.
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Indians wade through a flooded street during heavy rain showers in Mumbai on Aug. 29.
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Pedestrians wade through a flooded street as Irma makes landfall in Charleston on Sept. 11.
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Members of a rescue brigade wade through a flooded street in Havana on Sept. 10.
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But when you're a sex toy newbie, it's hard to wade through the overwhelming options.
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So Congress asked a panel of experts to wade through more than 800 scientific studies.
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We should recall Lincoln's confidence in American democracy as we wade through today's political warfare.
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Here, some scramble down muddy ravines or wade through waist-deep water to get across.
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Since I mostly write history, I have to wade through a lot of raw material.
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You wade through floodwaters, battle hurricanes, and brave wildfires and mudslides to save a stranger.
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The recent launch of Disney+ means a whole other repertoire of content to wade through.
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People were forced to wade through the waters that swallowed the iconic St. Mark's Square.
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Watch her wade through a stream, verses flowing from a mouth free of orthodontic intervention.
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You just have to wade through the endless amount of information to find something that sticks.
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A human chain helped the laboring Annie wade through waist-high water and into the truck.
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No one wants to wade through the spam and crap-filled hashtags for these channel names.
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We're here to help you wade through the best offerings of 2018 and the recent years.
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You have to wade through the morass to find the stuff that really matters for them.
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He struggled to command his fastball and needed nearly 100 pitches to wade through five innings.
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You often have to wade through a foot of murky water to get to the car.
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The Moderator tool will automatically approve some comments and help moderators wade through others more quickly.
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In the sketch, Ms. Jiang tries to wade through a mess of convoluted Singles Day promotions.
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You wade through flood waters, battle hurricanes, and brave wildfires and mudslides to save a stranger.
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It's quite a challenge to wade through his stream of contradictory attitudes and purposefully mismatched techniques.
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But Nova says she chooses not to wade through all the pain Lorna has caused her family.
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Rather than wade through hours of speeches and sketches, you can find out who won right here.
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Visitors can take off their shoes and wade through the water, mysteriously not disturbing the plant life.
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Democrats fielded candidates in nearly every Republican held district and many had to wade through challenging primaries.
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Mike Coffman (Colo.), but the party's favored candidate may have to wade through a contentious primary first.
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So I sat down this week to wade through five horror films about, or set on Mars.
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Only problem: You have to wade through a lot of rough lip syncs to get to them.
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Now let's jump forward to this scene, where our unlikely trio wade through a crowd of interested onlookers.
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But he's still a star who's good enough to wade through the crap his organization regularly puts out.
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But, the problem with Amazon's endless options is that it can be almost impossible to wade through them.
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This is good news for parents who don't feel the inclination to wade through a multi-step process.
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Hamels needed 42 pitches to wade through the third, when the Blue Jays battered him for five runs.
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Originally called Innovative Market Solutions, the company aimed to make it easier for traders to wade through data.
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In several scenes, the Losers (the gang's name for itself) wade through disgusting water in the local sewer.
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Each week, we'll wade through the biggest stories on the campaign trail and some you may have missed.
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And yet here it is, offering up a nice tool to help us wade through the news sludge.
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It's a recommendation service using AI to help you wade through the countless TV shows and movies available.
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But first, lawmakers have to wade through the murky and messy world of legislating inside a congressional committee.
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But as we continue to wade through the mess of the steroid era, I just proceed with caution.
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Monks, maintaining their tradition of collecting alms every morning, wade through chest-deep water with their begging bowls.
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Whatever frontal stuff there is with Pierzynski, once you wade through it, I get it now: This guy's smart.
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No matter what, the legacy of Klout lives on in the Influencer hellscape we wade through every day.[Klout]
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Those American companies that want to sell vehicles to their government must wade through an 83-page rule-book.
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Those who do attempt escape carry bundles of belongings on their heads as they wade through chest-deep water.
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How are you supposed to wade through all that technobabble, all those pointless secondary-character subplots, without nodding off?
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To get to Ali's tent, we have to wade through a slurping caramel gloop a foot deep or more.
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It can be hard for investigators to draw conclusions from the mass of documents they have to wade through.
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How much does it cost our government to wade through public comments across its vast network of regulatory agencies?
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To browse a volume of the correspondence is to wade through ruminations on color, blooming on almost every page.
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She'll be honored, of course, but it isn't easy to get Catchings herself to wade through all the numbers.
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Even those who weren't severely hurt could find themselves trapped inside a building or unable to wade through rubble.
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Let's just dive right in and wade through all the ish that has happened in the last 48 hours.
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They also reduce the volume of results users generally have to wade through to find the perfect home rental.
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People carry their luggage as they wade through a high tide near the Rialto Bridge in Venice, Dec. 23.
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Wade through the white waters yourself in the video essay below, Milk in Movies: Why Do Characters Drink It?
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Monsoon rains have begun sweeping through the camps, often leaving the refugees to wade through rivers of mud and water.
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Thumbing through tweets on Twitter feels like how I imagine it'd be to wade through sewer water in my socks.
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The comical yet necessary situation came about when Rude realized she couldn't wade through the water with all her equipment.
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In Ho Chi Minh City, staff at the Trung Vuong Hospital had to wade through flooded corridors and catch eels.
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Fittingly, the sheer volume of the "documents" means it would take hours to wade through all of The Onion's project.
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Topics range from Fake News to Stock Market Volatility, sharing simple tips to help readers wade through the news quagmire.
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If 22 million previously uninsured adults are now covered, even more had to wade through an often frustrating enrollment process.
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This is a whole new world of entertainment, and we're giving you the oar to help you wade through it.
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I'm trying to wade through the muck of all of the confusion that is preventing me from reaching that place.
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It can be frustrating to wade through a crowd of people just to spend a few minutes in another world.
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I'm not a woman reporter who has to wade through unimaginable online abuse as a routine part of her job.
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I entered through Bloomingdale's and had to wade through the store; it was like pushing through coats to enter Narnia.
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Those needing transportation and specialized drivers covered by their insurance often have to wade through another labyrinth of red tape.
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When the police arrived, two minutes after receiving 911 calls, they had to wade through YouTube employees fleeing the building.
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They'll wade through my stupidity if there's even an inkling of potential to find a reasonably affordable place to live.
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Brittany Youngclaus (left) and Cody Givens (center) wade through the throngs of shoppers at a Target in Fresno, California, on Nov.
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Here's how to best wade through that daunting to-do list of yours—categorized by what exactly you need to accomplish.
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The movie takes a while to set up its premise, and you'll have to wade through some cheese on the way.
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"Unless you're a really good home cook, it's hard to wade through that sea of Facebook ads and catalogues," said Masse.
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There are 30 new anime series starting this summer season, which is a lot of content for anyone to wade through.
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Fitbit makes a lot of devices, so it can be hard to wade through them all and pick the right one.
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The idea is to put important tweets up top so the user does not have to wade through less interesting information.
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But if you don't want to wade through the standard parental control options then it's a handy 'quick fix' to have.
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"We've just got a lot of beef to wade through," said Dennis Smith, commodity broker form Archer Financial Services in Chicago.
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As Brazil continues to wade through the longest recession since the 1930s, its once burgeoning middle class is feeling the pinch.
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"People like me had to wade through a sea of prehensile dicks to build the world we now enjoy," Bee explained.
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Screenshot: OoklaAs we continue to wade through the early days of 25G, there are a lot of issues to contend with.
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But as a black Texan, I have implicit faith in America as a nation that we shall successfully wade through this.
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They had to park their car and wade through waist-high rushing water to a friend's house, about a mile away.
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Even posh versions of the car like this can wade through nearly 3 feet of water without a dollar of damage.
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And we shouldn't have to wade through complex math, reams of small print, or reduced salaries when we take leave, either.
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With so many new downloads to wade through, putting together a definitive list of this year's best seemed an impossible task.
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The Moon is in Aquarius today, a very logical sign; however, you'll have to wade through a swell of big emotions.
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Those who do not want to wade through ankle- or knee-deep water consult the tide table before heading into town.
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He said she took one look at the sea of Dodger blue inside and decided against trying to wade through it.
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But for now, online shoppers may also need to wade through garbage e-books and questionable-quality items to get there.
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That way, your favorite filters will show up first, and you won't have to wade through the ones you never use.
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But what we've seen is that people can't be expected to wade through privacy policies (written for lawyers and by lawyers).
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People don't have to wade through the tome that Robert Mueller produced, through the murky parts and the fine legal points.
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I wade through NetBase, Cision, and Google Alerts to pull together relevant social and traditional media updates for my client team.
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Farmers' crops have disappeared, and their livestock are left to wade through the murky waters in search of somewhere to graze.
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Between ghosts, fuckboys, and catfish, there are lots of spooky things we wade through in order to get laid or find love.
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But once Black Friday rolls in, get ready to wade through a tsunami of discounts on all sorts of travel-related goodies.
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By contrast, Arizona's foremost Republicans managed to wade through a heated election with their dignity in tact, remaining more measured and subdued.
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The women of Big Little Lies have big kitchens, complicated emotional lives, and deep friendships who help them wade through difficult decisions.
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That's a perfectly respectable decision, and there's no need to make you wade through a giant list of parts to get there.
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They need the time and resources to wade through the murk, and even then, there's no real "cure," just an ongoing process.
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Throughout the training, you'll wade through lessons on Scrum, the most popular Agile framework, and how to best implement it across projects.
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Then voters have had to wade through the thick cloud of professional opinion that is a constant companion of their candidate search.
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Victims shouldn't have to wade through floodwaters and risk being exposed to toxic chemicals, dangerous sharp objects, water moccasins, alligators and rats.
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If you need something to get the cleanup started while wade through Black Friday deals from the couch, the DEEBOT is perfect.
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The problem comes in when you have to wade through sad, offensive, or just annoying posts to get to the good stuff.
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I didn't want to wake up and have to wade through a deluge of everyone else's opinions and edits, six hours later.
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Miller was not as sharp, needing 46 pitches to wade through two innings, surviving two hits and two walks while fanning three.
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Though this book is not about money, it can help you learn to better wade through difficult discussions about finances, McClanahan said.
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There are, on paper, protections from whistleblower retaliation, but very little guarantee he would be able to wade through the process successfully.
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" She says, "I'm honestly surprised that anyone had the patience to wade through what is at times a dense, strangely shaped book.
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There are eerie overtones of the Nixon administration playing out as we wade through today's domestic scandals created by the Trump administration.
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Either way, the city offers us so many options, it can be hard to wade through and figure out our weekend plans.
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Its condensed narrative is a slog to wade through, all for the sake of wedging it into a "bingeable" Netflix serving size.
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Fortunately for family peace, there probably won't be another time he has to wade through a flood to rescue someone in a car.
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Instead of working with an underwhelming amount of information, they have to wade through a sea of it — then decide what actually matters.
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Obviously six hours makes for a lot of footage to wade through, with plenty of moments to pick up — Twitter chose this one.
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The scary thing is that this is just one type of innumerable federal, state, and local regulations for small businesses to wade through.
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Trash and rotting sludge ring the shoreline, and men and women have to wade through it to greet the fishermen upon their return.
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Grad students also are perceived to be more responsible borrowers who can better wade through the complexities of private lenders' terms than undergraduates.
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It might seem rather weak to wade through all this theory and history and come on the other side with boilerplate founder worship.
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But, it could also be that they're simply used to you pulling the extra weight, and you'll need to wade through the conflict.
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U.S. stock index futures pointed to a relatively flat open on Friday, as investors continued to wade through another selection of corporate earnings.
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New laws can lay down basic guarantees of privacy that won't require you to wade through hundreds of thousands of words of legalese.
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As they wade through the remaining roadblocks, the duo — as leaders of the Senate Commerce Committee — plans to hold a hearing on Sept.
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He said it took him months to wade through Turkish bureaucracy and security checks for approval of his organization, which supports school drop-outs.
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As a university student, you have specific needs and probably don't want to wade through all the older people trying to get married ASAP.
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Justice Breyer lamented in 2016 that racial gerrymandering cases—requiring the justices to wade through "5,000-page records"—just keep coming, year after year.
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I've pulled out a sample below, just to give you a taste of what people at the Fed have to wade through every day.
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We all know social media can be a bit like the Wild West, but Mikkelson says there are ways to wade through the muck.
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You have to wade through a couple of subplots but it's worth it, I think: 3D: "Became lenient" could be a positive, couldn't it?
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As a reporter, I often wade through misleading rhetoric and political posturing of politicians, bureaucrats, lawyers, and others in order to expose uncomfortable truths.
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At first blush, the feature is useful, especially for those who may not like having to wade through a clutter of social media comments.
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I can leave it at work, but I'm still going to stand in line and wade through a million people just to get there.
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Here are a handful of picks from the Vox Culture staff, designed to help you wade through the onslaught and find something to watch.
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There's plenty more elsewhere, and to wade through it is to realize, quickly, that the push for Barrett isn't based solely on her credentials.
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Before then, Victor will wade through a day that requires vigilant compartmentalization — the price of having a conscience without the courage to follow it.
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If you're hip deep in this grid and looking for a branch to hold onto as you wade through the deep part, read on.
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U.S. stock index futures pointed to a higher open on Thursday, as investors continued to wade through the busiest day of the earnings season.
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At the end of the longest week of his career, he could sit and wade through scouting reports for an hour and a half.
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His internet landscapes have the potential to speak to viewers all over the world struggling to wade through ever-increasing amounts of online propaganda.
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If you're getting too many hits to wade through, click All filters to narrow down your choices by job type, experience needed, industry, and location.
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But lots of people — including me — have to wade through tons of PDFs and it's a pain to do so on a desktop or laptop.
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After the terrorist bombing of a concert hall in Manchester in 2017, British police had to wade through more than 16,000 hours of CCTV footage.
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All eyes will be on Chief Justice John Roberts and Justice Brett Kavanaugh as they wade through the facts of three cases with divergent backgrounds.
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These days, there are almost too many podcasts to choose from, so it can be tough to wade through and find something that you'll like.
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"I find that the terms of service agreements are difficult to wade through/ambiguous most of the time," Wright, an expert on smart devices, said.
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There was a serenity about my morning as I made my way into the CNBC studios, not having to wade through my hundreds of emails.
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Whether you go to CES or the mall, you will have to wade through a lot of dressed-up garbage to find the good stuff.
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He says he's running, but there's some bureaucracy he still needs to wade through to make it absolutely clear that he's not just dicking around.
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But that also meant that power users often had to wade through a number of boards to figure out what they should focus on next.
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"It's a bleak and scary future that we're looking into, and we have to find a way to wade through those murky waters," he said.
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Just like the original Game Boy, there's a whole lot to wade through, and it's likely there's a few things out there just for you.
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Then you basically got a big dump of Thanksgiving dinner — the report — and you were supposed to sit there and try to wade through it.
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She'll wait until closer to this summer to wade through the requests for appearances and fundraisers from candidates and Democratic groups, spokesman Nick Merrill said.
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They often look as though they fear getting their feet wet in the swamp of ambition and self-interest that all politicians must wade through.
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On Saturday night, she said she had to wade through waist-deep water to rescue her eight-year-old son who was trapped in debris.
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It's okay not to love Donnie Darko, but if you can wade through all the bullshit around it, it's still really fun to love Donnie Darko.
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On Tuesday, Reuters reporters saw women, some carrying children and sick people, wade through the river, which narrows to less than 10 meters (11 yards) there.
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In the huge pile of outstanding issues the Brexit negotiations have to wade through, the fate of the derivatives markets is probably not near the top.
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According to a report in the Financial Times the 60-year-old is being hired to help the investment bank wade through the fallout from Brexit.
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Given the devotion they inspire in many Christians, here's how archaeologists and scholars wade through the history, science and controversy to explore these objects of faith.
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The protracted legal battle over Hell Hath No Fury wasn't the first time the Clipse had to wade through a record label's jungle of red tape.
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But future innovations in location-based services could be threatened, as state and local lawmakers force developers to wade through a thickening bog of regulatory requirements.
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In addition, too many patients have to wade through the bureaucratic mess of prior authorizations, step therapies or mandatory mail order just to access their prescriptions.
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Entering a pavilion that is made of translucent, subtly hued plastic panels, you wade through running water and emerge on soft sand, amid a rock garden.
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And through it all, A Better Balance is here to help women and families wade through the confusion, the uncertainty, and the ever-changing legal landscape.
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But let's never forget the accomplishments of Mack Maine and Curren$y, who I'm appreciating more and more as I wade through this era of Wayne.
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And to get to Helen's diary, we have to wade through more than a hundred pages of Gilbert's frame narrative, which does occasionally verge on insufferable.
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Laurel, Philippines (CNN)Maria Evangeline Tenorio Sarmiento struggles to wade through ankle-deep mud and debris to reach her house that's been inundated with thick sludge.
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They harvest more data than they can possibly manage, and wade through the quantifiable world side by side in vast, usually windowless buildings called fusion centers.
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But prior to this new approval, each city using federal dollars to complete those projects had to wade through layers of bureaucratic red—yes, red—tape.
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Tech giants have experimented with various combinations of human moderation, AI algorithms, and filters to wade through the deluge of content flowing through their feeds each day.
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Internal documents obtained by The Guardian explore the murky waters that moderators and executives must wade through on a daily basis as they judge user generated content.
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The best part of AllCast versus other options is that there are no technical menus to wade through and you can be up and running in minutes.
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I'd left mine on the other side of the festival, and wasn't much tempted to wade through mud for an hour in search of my Ruby Woo.
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It has a hilariously elevated ride height and enormous wheels so it can clamber over the inevitable stray branches and logs and wade through streams and marshlands.
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Definition Alignment: CTE program administrators should be able to devote their time to educating students instead of having to wade through conflicting definitions from the federal government.
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After a while, the account's creator found that it wasn't worth the time to "wade through the garbage," of Reddit, and they stopped being a regular user.
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And they've found a lot to like in each other, a relationship that likely gives Obama a younger brother figure who he can help wade through politics.
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Indian villagers wade through floodwaters after collecting relief food near submerged houses in the village of Gazole in the Indian state of West Bengal on Aug. 22.
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"The first floor of their house was about three, four feet of mud so they were having to wade through," rescuer Erin Custer told CNN affiliate KSWB.
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But there are moments when ordinary people have to learn what's going on and we don't have a mechanism for helping people wade through all that stuff.
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Throughout the first several chapters, we wade through a convoluted account of defining moments in Al Samawi's childhood but learn precious little about Yemeni life and society.
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Even as we wade through the current scandals, we might keep this question in mind, for it has endured through the ages and may yet surface again.
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You'll have to wade through several topics to get to the heart of "Legion of Brothers," but once you're there, some intense stories make the effort worthwhile.
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JON PARELES Bill Frisell and Thomas Morgan wade through various moods on "Small Town," their first release as a duo, without altering the atmosphere of probing communion.
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I had to wade through The Hitman's Bodyguard last summer and found it to be uselessly and inexplicably dull, not to mention more forgettable than Proud Mary.
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That way users don't have to worry about porn and beheadings filling up their #hashtags, and workers don't need to wade through scarring images to flag them manually.
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Now the aggregators will have to decide what videos and podcasts constitute a review and will need to wade through time-based media that's more difficult to scan.
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That means fewer English-language classes, less vocational training, and not enough staff to help refugees wade through the complex worlds of US health care, education, and employment.
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There's a quick-access toolbar where you can do things like call your spaceship or re-power parts of your suit without having to wade through opaque menus.
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Americans no longer needed to wade through Osama bin Laden's ponderous sermons or travel abroad; in fact, Inspire advocated jihadist attacks at home to avoid increased travel security.
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That said, you should be prepared to wade through plenty of hyperrealist paintings of anthropomorphized animals and, yes, even some body painting, to get to the good stuff.
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You'll no longer have to wade through your settings pages to find that unsubscribe button, and you're less likely to forget about unwanted subscriptions in the first place.
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The good news is, we don't have to wade through a lot of A.I. ethics first; this isn't a show that spends sympathy on the back-office folks.
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The warning came after a deluge of rain flooded streets and expressways on Wednesday, forcing residents to wade through shoulder-deep waters to flee their homes and vehicles.
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Most of us are not going to wade through your voluminous conclusions, but at the same time we do not want to rely on 60-second sound bites.
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But viewers have to wade through too much absurd plot and incoherent moral messaging to find the rare meaningful moments, and I don't think many will make it.
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And discussions of this information landscape are always just a click away from discussions of the mental health of citizens who are forced to wade through the deluge.
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Given the unique size of the Democratic field and the disparate strengths of various candidates, voters are continuing to wade through their choices down to the final days.
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You probably do not want to wade through the crowds at Trader Joe's, and would rather avoid the opportunities to buy quirky, but unnecessary, items like cookie butter.
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Some have had to hire additional staff members to wade through rental assistance voucher programs, said Joe Strasburg, president of the Rent Stabilization Association, which represents city landlords.
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Melbourne Storm said coach Craig Bellamy, chief executive Dave Donaghy and some other staff will take 50% pay cuts as they try to wade through the financial stress.
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Ideally, enough water could be pumped out from the cave such that the boys could wade through or swim out (or at least be "floated") from the cave complex.
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While mental health professionals and researchers continue to wade through potential solutions for these staggering mental health outcomes, some vets have decided to take treatment into their own hands.
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The Utah Jazz haven't needed him to wade through that hot lava very often this season, and he's seemed more than happy to keep his feet on solid ground.
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The paradox of choice makes it extremely difficult for investors to wade through this sea of complexity, but it also increases the temptation to make changes to a portfolio.
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My brother emailed copies to me, and I was able to wade through them, call Dad's cardiologist for clarification, then give him a manageable list of instructions to follow.
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North Carolinians risk coming into contact with these metals and pathogens through drinking water, but also through open wounds and mucous membranes if they wade through the ongoing floods.
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"This mixed bag of differing legal regimes forces victims of trade secret theft to wade through a quagmire of procedural hurdles in order to recover their losses," Hatch said.
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Similarly, service members often saw upwards of a dozen different medical providers during their year of treatment, indicating that many have to wade through a confusing maze of doctors.
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I guess it's because your head is too crowded from the stuff and have to wade through a lot more bad habits than you did when you were younger.
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This book had a wide repertoire: It liked to gallop cross-country at dawn, climb rocks and wade through rivers all day, and canter at dusk along the avenues.
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But many retailers have built their businesses around the opposite idea, like expansive stores that take hours to wade through and commissions that encourage employees to push certain products.
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But a lack of national standards and rigorous testing — plus a ballooning market — means buyers have to wade through a sea of confounding options to find something that works.
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This is the swamp's true lesson: We must learn to wade through the complexities of our world with a receptive mind, rather than pave over what we don't understand.
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The comments you get range from trite ("sleep when the baby sleeps") to tactless (anything that pits breast milk against formula), creating a labyrinth of information to wade through.
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FOLLOW LIVE UPDATES Volunteers wade through the flood Before foreign aid could reach the islands, local volunteers were on the scene and braving the harsh conditions to save others.
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I'll wade through stacks of bank and credit card records line by line, documenting all professional income beyond our wages and scanning for every possible business or charitable deduction.
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IFA is a huge event, so instead of trying to wade through the thousands of announcements and press releases, we organized all the coolest shit from IFA into one spot.
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The Sun squares off with Neptune at 1:59 AM, and just like how yesterday was a confusing mess, we still have more delusion and confusion to wade through today.
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And I think October 1 is a very aggressive deadline, especially given the fact that he has 300 decisions that people are going to have to wade through and understand.
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Among the many terrible, terrible things we all have to wade through on social media, it's become abundantly clear that people love sharing their (over)reactions to surprise wedding proposals.
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If you're trying to wade through all the hype, look beyond a tempting welcome offer to a card's core perks to determine which one might be best for your needs.
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The R1S will have a range of up to 410 miles, a 653-60 mph time of three seconds, and the ability to wade through nearly three feet of water.
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Mastodon's federated nature means there's no single website to use, and learning how to wade through its timeline of tweets (which it calls toots) takes some time to adjust to.
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What makes bots practical at this juncture in history is also what makes them compelling: they can wade through the muck that we don't have the energy or time for.
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"They will wade through rice paddies, and uneven and rocky mountainous terrain; some will come in boats over the river," said Islam, who took the same path himself decades ago.
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Barkley runners jump into a creek and wade through a tunnel that goes under the jail, emerging just steps away from the wall that Ray and his fellow escapees jumped.
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The very first step is to wade through this dingy river, which whistles past with considerable force, carrying a stew of bacteria and waste I tried not to think about.
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Or some 20-track album is just so unjustifiably long that the process of listening feels laborious, a dense wade through the artist's journey toward jacking up their streaming numbers.
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If you want to search online you still have to wade through a lot of misconceptions, and it's really tricky to know if you can always trust what you're reading.
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You either haggle low-ball offers at the dealership or wade through Craigslist emails with the hope that a possible buyer actually shows up, wants your car and has cash.
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I bet you wade through as much climate coverage as you can, but you could probably use a smart guide or two to help you make sense of it all.
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Families and residents who want to know more can wade through hundreds of pages in the Federal Register (I don't recommend it) or turn to summaries compiled by consumer groups.
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Bangkok Dispatch BANGKOK — The monsoons are no longer lashing Bangkok, in that soggy season when my sons sometimes have to wade through waist-high floods to get to soccer practice.
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And something had to be done about the muddy streets, which were flooded during each year's spring thaw, and forced kids to wade through the streets on their way to school.
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As Galliano teaches us, it takes a lot of time and patience to wade through all your local thrift stores — or surf the internet — until you come across that golden piece.
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U.S. stock index futures pointed to a lower open on Wednesday, as investors got ready to wade through another downpour of corporate earnings, while keeping an eye on oil and data.
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Regardless of who's running the State Department, to become an ambassador requires expertise, connections, patience and a willingness to wade through "half a truckload of paper," according to one who knows.
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Federal police officials were deeply reluctant to wade through crowds of supporters to apprehend Mr. da Silva, according to local press reports, because doing so could lead to a violent confrontation.
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To help me wade through the mental muck, Andy asked me a series of questions, but a simple question stood out: How much do you have sitting in your savings account?
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" Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey said in response that the company has long been working to help users wade through the clutter by introducing algorithmic filters that "rank" according to "what matters.
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Having completed this section, the boys were then handed over to separate, specialist rescue teams, who moved them through the remainder of the cave, much of which they could wade through.
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Having completed this section, the boys were then handed over to separate, specialist rescue teams, who helped them through the remainder of the cave, much of which they could wade through.
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And if we want be able to wade through the muck, we have no real choice but to forgo the usual comforts and take the step into a strange new space.
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And when Parrish Stephen Rowland, who spent Friday night hunkered down at his Charleston apartment complex, wanted something to eat late Saturday morning, he had to wade through waist-deep water.
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There's a bog of exposition to wade through at the beginning, and when Ellie and Momo finally meet, the story picks up for a page only to shudder to a halt.
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It took us each a couple of hours to do this, but can you imagine how long it would take if we had to wade through a year of unorganized receipts?
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If you're looking to request and delete your data and don't want to wade through your inbox, this list of new California-compliant privacy policies is the most comprehensive I've found.
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For all of his talk of homelessness, Mr. Trump indicated to reporters that his sympathies rested with the taxpayers, rich immigrants and business leaders forced to wade through California's urban detritus.
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Wade through our Crossword Symphony, which not only tells you about musical terms that appear frequently in the puzzle, but also helps you learn to recognize how they might be clued.
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More than half a million tourists will experience a small, polluted taste of Brazil, but that's nothing compared to what millions of residents breathe, consume, and wade through on a daily basis.
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" In an interview with The Washington Post, Diep said that while he takes his job seriously, he is "not above entertaining people in hopes that they will wade through the policy discussions.
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Of course, that provides very little comfort if you're just trying to ask a simple question and then have to wade through a confusing mess of commands to uncover what's actually happening.
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"DON'T BREAK THE shells," Sproat-Beck calls out as her mud-splattered niece and nephew wade through the lo'i, plucking snails from the taro stalks and blithely tossing them in a bucket.
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And then there's the whole business of ads or what Facebook calls "sponsored messages," which will mean you have even more extraneous stuff to wade through just to get those meaningful conversations.
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Having completed this section, the boys are then handed over to separate, specialist rescue teams, who help assist them through the remainder of the cave, much of which they can wade through.
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It's just that despite -- and partly because of -- all its shiny new accessories, the movie essentially forces the audience to wade through a fair amount of sediment to find its golden nuggets.
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On that first night, I am taken with a scene in the synagogue's courtyard—as close as I can get, for the flood of people heading inside is impossible to wade through.
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The 25-inch-tall llama pinata needs to be busted open for kids to find the 100 pieces of loot inside, but they'll need to wade through quite a bit of confetti.
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Because these issues may require a lot of time and attention, it's wise to structure your day so that you have designated periods, around 45 minutes each, to wade through these items.
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They might not love (or even like) the options, and they still had to wade through opaque insurance jargon, but the options were laid out side by side for the first time.
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Travelers won't have to wade through dozens of options when deciding where to stay: Each city has a pared-down list of hotels, all of which have a reputation for being stylish.
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And as you wade through the data set, person by person, what you learn is that the people forced into internment camps weren't really foreigners at all; they were very much Americans.
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Madison transcends the keywords used to describe him and shows himself to be an intelligent political architect with a temperament cool enough to wade through the swap of early 19th century Washington politics.
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You wade through security checkpoints, you wait for hours, and then, just when you think you're headed home, a maintenance issue is announced or a storm blows through and your flight is cancelled.
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Most of us will get up tomorrow morning and over the next week, wade through hundreds of headlines, turn away from those endless prognosticators, and submerge ourselves in a sea of holiday bliss.
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Many smart people have suggested a public editor, but it would take an army to wade through the troves of content on Facebook with the same meticulous eye as a real news editor.
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The band have been playing "Heroes" on tour lately and it sounded intriguing, so it's nice that we don't have to wade through the crackle of shitty smartphone mics to hear it now.
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And for those who have heard of the show but haven't yet dived in (or have just missed the latest season), there's a daunting amount of backstory to wade through and / or remember.
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On rainy days, however, the pockmarked routes fill up with water and run, leaving travelers to wade through waist-deep byways at their own risk or stay put until any floods have passed.
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The problem is that there's a lot to wade through to find just what you're looking for, and it doesn't do enough to simplify and declutter the experience for use specifically while driving.
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Even your income tax return — Form 1040 — is getting a makeover: It will be postcard-sized, with filers will need to wade through in order to claim above-the-line deductions and credits.
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It's certainly not good for most of the rest of us, who have to wade through the ever-growing digital muck on a daily basis to utilize what is actually good about it.
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All of this sounds nice and good, but it can be difficult to wade through all of the hype and get a grip on some of the most basic facts about the region.
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And that's only one of the disagreements as lawmakers, Trump's transition team and conservative groups wade through the complicated policy and political ramifications of how to repeal Obamacare and how to replace it.
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I remember going to MoMA a few years ago in hopes of seeing an exhibition and having to wade through floods of aimless visitors to reach it; this is not the case today.
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And now, of course, if you're one of those people who's accusing him, you're going to go to court, and you've got to wade through 80 people screaming at you that you're a liar.
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Using technology known as "Photo DNA" their computers can wade through the hundreds of thousands of photos fast, categorizing the ones they've already seen to allow his team to focus on the new victims.
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Xiaomi's domestic rival, Huawei, recently displaced Samsung as the world's second largest phone maker after the Seoul-based tech giant continued to wade through political scandals and the dismantling of its corporate strategic office.
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Content moderators, journalists, and activists often have to wade through horrific images, videos and text to do their work, a task that can imperil their mental health and lead to post-traumatic stress disorder.
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Here's are the key points (with a big thanks to David Anderson at Duke, whose analysis helped me wade through the legislative text): Fund the cost-sharing reduction subsidies for the next four years.
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Like the rest of Big Retail, Sears thrived for a century and a half on a low-wage, low-productivity strategy, hiring thousands of workers to wade through mountains of inventory and stock shelves.
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U.S. stock index futures pointed to a flat to slightly higher open on Wednesday, as investors got ready to wade through another influx of earnings reports, while monitoring for news on the Federal Reserve.
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Tap that and you're met with sobering glimpses at what's happening in Houston: Residents attempting to wade through water up to their hips; dogs alone in front yards; a YMCA building is completely flooded.
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Like the mother in this case, many low income mothers all across the country cannot take off time from work to wade through red tape and solve an urgent health problem for a child.
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The organizers set up a soundsystem and lighting in the underground tunnels, and revelers had to "wade" through a few feet of water to access the party, said the police in a press release.
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They toil in labs, wade through massive data sets, and point their instruments at the sky because they believe answers to their pressing critical questions exist — if they only search hard enough for them.
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That way, the show can get back to what it does best — telling unexpected stories and pulling back the curtain on corruption — without having to wade through its own narrative bog to get there.
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And it applies most starkly to those who have the most past statements to wade through, for the hypocrisy to be proven — those who have been most out front in public life the longest.
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And what people don't realize is, in the '70s in Nevada, there were some really progressive women who codified Roe V. Wade through initiative petition, and protected women's right to abortion in our state statutes.
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So you have a choice to make: Am I going to let that opinion affect my choices, or am I going to wade through the waters and figure out who I am and keep going?
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The rule targets "transactional" accounts, which charge clients a commission for every trade, and rather than wade through the complexities of the 1,000-plus page regulation, many firms are just dropping transactional retirement accounts altogether.
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Ward and Jakoby's banter isn't anything spectacular — it's mostly Smith insulting the orc to his face — but the pair do wade through their expected journey toward grudging admiration, and eventual acceptance, in a satisfying way.
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News organizations learn there's more to the story When legitimate news outlets attempt to investigate videos like this, it can be difficult to wade through hundreds — sometimes thousands — of reposts to find the original post.
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Default sharing settings may make data public unbeknownst to the user, or a user may unknowingly give permission to share their data by agreeing to terms and conditions that can be hard to wade through.
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Now, they live in houses made of bamboo and tin, in neighborhoods where the drains back up in the monsoon and you have to hitch up your sari to wade through the filthy, stinking floodwaters.
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Told in standalone episodes as part of a bigger mystery, this teen noir tale is perfect for when you want to watch an adolescent girl kick ass, take names, and wade through her many suitors.
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But there is another type of misinformation to worry about on Tuesday: the type that strikes on Election Day, requiring voters to wade through rumors, hoaxes and misleading information on their way to the polls.
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Saar's work, in its focus on the struggle to survive and, at times, thrive in the face of these challenges, lays bare this legacy of oppression and asks us to wade through the waters ourselves.
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As a packer at the company's Staten Island facility, who asked to be anonymous for fear of retribution, put it: To wade through all the people in the locker area, "you have to walk sideways."
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Its willingness to serve places Western firms steer clear of is also a factor: who else besides Huawei would wade through malarial swamps in Africa and haul base stations up the flanks of Colombian mountains?
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The White House continues to wade through the political fallout from secret payments before the 20163 election to buy the silence of Daniels, who claims to have had an extramarital affair with Trump in 2006.
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Comments like "I had to wade through a lot of sticky testosterone to get to where I am," which is not only vivid enough to call up something surreal, but also funny, because it's true.
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Ed Whelan, a rightish commentator, calls "The Federal Judiciary" the "worst-edited book that I have ever tried to wade through" and faults the author for endorsing some infamously bad rulings as right for their time.
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Whereas our ancestors once faced problems focused on short term reward, like avoiding predators and finding food, we're now tasked with trying to wade through increasingly complex and confusing sets of circumstances on a daily basis.
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Last year, accounting organization Deloitte published a report on the emergence of artificial intelligence in tax services, especially to mitigate the huge and varied amount of information employees and customers have to wade through to file.
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No word yet on exactly when we can expect to see this mom of two's website go live, but despite her having many, many recipe requests to wade through, we're hoping it's sooner rather than later.
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New Democratic National Committee Chairman Tom Perez has picked 30 people to join a transition advisory team to help him wade through key issues facing the party as it looks to rebuild after a tough 2016.
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Over in the Miami neighborhood of Little Haiti, Little Haiti Thrift & Gift Store also offers someone else's discarded threads, but without having to wade through the stretched out and discolored shit brands from your local mall.
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Morgan Stanley Wealth Management is developing a new tool for its 15,000-plus financial advisers that will help them wade through news and other information and frame it in terms of client-portfolio risks and opportunities.
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As the storm made landfall on Sunday, the roof of the bathroom was blown off and the men, as well as six others, were forced to wade through deep water to the next house still standing.
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The film opens with touching home video of Walker celebrating his 15th birthday, proceeding to wade through his biography growing up in the outskirts of Los Angeles, becoming a child actor, getting into fights and surfing.
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Over in the Miami neighborhood of Little Haiti, Little Haiti Thrift & Gift Store also offers someone else's discarded threads but without having to wade through the stretched out and discolored shit brands from your local mall.
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On Wednesday, Reuters photographers saw thousands of desperate Rohingya wade through shallows and narrow creeks between islands of the Naf river to reach neighboring Bangladesh as the exodus begun two months ago was far from over.
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While dealing with their loss and the reality of the large debt their mother left behind, they encounter homophobia, wrestle with sexual identity and wade through the heavy emotional baggage that comes with complicated family relationships.
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Some of our most popular features are just straightforward lists of the best things to stream on Netflix in a given month, and we have a twice-weekly newsletter that helps people wade through the plenty.
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While many of these security enhancements really are just that, they do create additional approval dialog boxes to wade through when all you want to do is download a file or open a new application. Absolutely.
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If you can wade through the mucky waters of Apple marketing terminology and distinguish what it is from what it's being positioned as, you too will find that the iPhone 73 is a very good phone.
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Produced by a veteran of FromSoftware's Armored Core mech series, Daemon X Machina is similarly a pretty niche game, with fun aerial combat that you'll need to wade through mountains of exposition and menus to discover.
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If you are running a version of the operating system older than macOS Sierra, you can manually wade through your drive tossing old files or get a third-party cleaning app to sweep up for you.
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"Many of the corpses in the graveyard I have to wade through on a daily basis, that have attempted this thing, have come at this by saying, 'I'm going to create this amazing app,'" he said.
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Kristina Wedel is a wonderful designer, probably the easiest person to work with that I can think of, and I knew from previous experience that she would patiently wade through my murky yet extremely picky aesthetic sense.
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"It's difficult to wade through [the tax structure in Australia] and we are one of the highest taxed countries in the world for spirits," said Cameron of Four Pillars, which pays around $30 per bottle in tax.
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Mr. Carter also unveiled other measures — including switching to electronic enlistment forms, sparing recruits from having to wade through millions of pieces of paper each year — that he could implement without congressional approval to improve personnel systems.
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On occasion, Haas liked to get zooted on such potent intoxicants, then wade through a crowded rave in a three-piece suit and an Israeli gas mask; he loved how his appearance confused the glowstick-waving teens.
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I've seen Alok and Jacob wade through crushes and ambiguous interactions, live-texted flirtatious lines to help them reel those crushes in, and coached them to project insouciant confidence so the cuties would come back for more.
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People are struggling for their quality of life, dying as they fight their way up to the front fo the train, stopping along the way to eat sushi and wade through a car full of dancing clubbers.
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"It's pretty crazy to have to wade through months- or years-old pieces plagiarized from other news sources in an email service provided by a company whose mission is ostensibly to organize the world's information," he said.
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Once selected, the reply will be hidden from other users, though they can still see it by clicking on an icon that brings up all the hidden tweets, so long as they're brave enough to wade through.
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Maybe all you can really do to wade through it are the same things you've learned to do offline: keep networks that you trust, pick fights that are worth your time and try to sidestep those that aren't.
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Luckily, Motherboard's editorial staff was brave enough to go in there and wade through emails from Chinese vendors trying to sell us vertical oil tanks and totally legit offers to get rich quickly by disclosing our banking information.
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U.S. stock index futures pointed to a flat open on Thursday, as investors prepared to wade through more data, while trying to see if there's any chance of the Dow Jones' reaching 20,000 before the year is out.
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"People like me had to wade through a sea of prehensile dicks to build the world we now enjoy, and part of enjoying that world is setting a higher standard for sex than just Not Rape," said Bee.
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Here's hoping that since she has worked in far-flung places around the globe, she has waders high enough to wade through it and make history by becoming the first female director of the world's finest intelligence community.
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Libby Chamberlain, the founder of Pantsuit Nation, started the group before last year's election and now oversees a team of 2538 moderators who wade through thousands of submitted posts every week, removing comments that are hostile or disparaging.
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Privately, scouts, writers and players do this, but to play baseball is to have a more intimate view of careers with none of the post-production sheen that even the writers with the greatest access must wade through.
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The jumps across time that pepper the exhibition create a space for introspection, and the works together are packed with symbolism that you have to wade through methodically among what at first seems like any other small gallery show.
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At that time, states had to wade through paperwork for their requests to DHS if they wanted the agency to help scan for vulnerabilities in their systems — a delay that likely would be alleviated with the designation in place.
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There's a maze of local, state, and national regulations to wade through, and at the end of the day, the telecom giants have armies of lawyers who have a lot of practice in gaining an advantage and stopping competition.
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But for some mega-fans, the ability to show up prominently in the comments and leaderboard of their favorite broadcaster, or even get thanked by name, could be enough for them to wade through the virtual currency mathematics necessary.
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These are complicated matters that not even the justice system, with literally centuries of procedural rules and precedent intended to assist impartial triers of fact wade through testimony and evidence and arrive at something approximating justice, can get right.
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It is therefore the solemn duty of digital artists like myself to wade through the bullshit, and determine VR's actual capacity to be a revolutionary creative medium—along with the hurdles in the way of implementing those lofty ideas.
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Now that the countryside is significantly more open, Colombians are free to hike the trails and wade through the frigid rivers in places like Chingaza National Natural Park and Rocas de Suesca, located within a few hours of Bogotá.
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CHARLOTTE, North Carolina — If you Google "Charlotte, North Carolina," after you wade through stories about the police shooting of Keith Scott, you're likely to see the city pop up on lists of the "best cities" in the United States.
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But to help you wade through the almost 40 new trailers that are now available to peruse, we've conveniently sorted some of the more noteworthy examples into three manageable categories: the good, the bad, and our personal favorites, the LOL.
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But what really matters is that once you wade through the spec sheets and format wars, there's never been a better time to buy rectangles of pixels — and that reality was driven home time and time again at this year's show.
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Tidy up the feedImage and link previews are part of the appeal of Slack, but if you've got particularly GIF-happy colleagues or there are a lot of links to wade through then your screen can get very busy very quickly.
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Data collected in 2015 from some 16 billion anonymized emails found that short emails begat shorter replies, so keeping conversations brief to begin with is a handy way of trying to minimize the amount of text you have to wade through.
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They're reportedly part of the Empire's military intelligence division, too, suggesting that they'll be relentless and canny opponents for Jyn Erso and her squad of rebels, rather than faceless goons for them to wade through on their way to success.
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SOMEWHERE among the thousands of petitions the justices will wade through when they return to work in September is a case that could transform the labour movement in America: Janus v American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME).
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Whatever the case, Towns doesn't seem to care that he can wade through four basketball players like wheat stalks in a field or that these kids are seemingly a whole election cycle from taking their SATs—Karl came to ball.
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To wade through reactions to the losses of McCain, Franklin and other public figures who have died this year is to wallow in anecdotes, information and statements of principle that are obliquely or clumsily attached to the sadness at hand.
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As Gary Leff, creator of the travel blog View From the Wing, put it, airline customers need to believe that it's worth spending the time to wade through the rules and plan their travel in a way that benefits them.
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Before we wade through breathless comments like "I'm shook to my core suddenly I ship them all over again" and reports that Gomez's boyfriend, The Weeknd, has unfollowed her on Twitter, let's offer the simplest explanation for the reunion: They're just hanging out.
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"I wanted a place where smart moms, working moms, moms who 'get it' could ask important questions, drop an F-bomb, and not have to wade through all of the fluff in other mom groups," says Farris, a freelance writer based in Missouri.
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If the agency has to wade through hundreds of thousands of comments—from homeowners to political officials and academics—to which they must respond, "then they are necessarily bogged down," as Dennis Shaul, CEO of the industry trade group, put in the Bahamas.
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Republicans are more split: Some agree with their Democratic colleagues that Sessions should recuse himself, but a large group of GOP lawmakers are either evading questions from reporters or instead trying to wade through the choppy political waters without taking a clear position.
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She believes that it's worse to not pursue a case and therefore not bring these allegations to light — something AEquitas is trying to change with its Sexual Assault Justice Initiative — than to wade through a complicated case that could ultimately make change.
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BOGOTA (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Rural and indigenous communities worldwide must wade through decades of red tape to secure property rights while companies can win those rights within weeks, putting local people at grave risk of losing their homelands, researchers said on Wednesday.
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As I wade through the seemingly endless parade of internet people in search of a partner, perhaps the most eerie, dehumanizing recurring aspect (besides garbage messages from sexist men) is seeing the same faces over and over on various apps for years.
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Whoever Trump picks will have to wade through a thicket of thorny issues, including Trump's crude comments about Mexican immigrants, his call for a renegotiation of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) and his demand that Mexico pay for the wall.
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Intelligence assessment can be like putting together a jigsaw puzzle — only you have to wade through a huge pile of pieces, some of which are not even part of the puzzle, and sometimes a few of the pieces you need are missing.
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These advancements — identifying what's in photos and making informed guesses as to the intent behind certain types of posts — are huge assets when it comes to helping humans wade through the violence, abuse, and threats posted to Facebook on a daily basis.
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She contrasts the plight of doctors who wade through "layers of regulation, layers of bureaucracy, layers of demands, with little to no recognition for the kind of work that's involved in what they're doing," against her own experiences today in direct primary care.
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They must spend thousands of dollars—on average $12,000 per employee per year—to sift through thousands of pages of confusing regulations, wade through agency bureaucracy, fill out lengthy permitting applications, wait weeks and months for agency decisions, and fight agency overreach.
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The format of the show is that it's an expert panel's job to eliminate the worst performed contestant and wade through the nether regions of this fever dream to locate something familiar about this performer and see if they can guess who it is.
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So as our friends on the left yet again wade through the various stages of grief – they so wish a President Hillary Clinton would be appointing Supreme Court justices to their liking – I would tell them: terrible Supreme Court decisions make for terrible precedent.
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A friend of mine had told me it was his secret to reading more books, and when I complained that I didn't have the time to wade through some 12-hour recording, he pointed out that I am currently subscribed to six pro wrestling podcasts.
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If you wade through the president's soundbites and campaign rally chants around illegal immigration, the answer would seem to be we should erect a wall to deal with the growing crime and drug issues flooding into our nation at the hands of malicious illegal immigrants.
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Brex, their new startup, aims to try to fix that by offering startups a way to quickly get what's effectively a credit card that they can use without having to personally guarantee that card or wade through complex processes to finally get a charge card.
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As nice as SunTrust Park and the surrounding Battery area in Cobb County will be, it is going to be very difficult to convince fans to wade through an insane amount of local traffic just to see a team struggle to win 803 games.
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While Facebook may seem a jarring place to discuss Wright's last words, appearing in your Newsfeed alongside family pictures and status updates, McKenzie suggested that some of the internet's more hardcore crime forums can be difficult to wade through — Facebook offers a neater solution.
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Then there are heavy upfront investment costs, the acquisition of a digital wallet and the need to wade through confusing and intimidating jargon to get on board with many blockchain service providers — who are often building their own separate blockchains, which could be counterproductive.
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Designed to make it easier for devices like games consoles and smart TVs to access the web without making you wade through a lot of configuration screens, UPnP can also be used by malware programs to get high-level access to your router's security settings.
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She has a plethora of outside advisers helping her make the layoff decisions, especially McKinsey & Co. Others — such as Goldman Sachs and Qatalyst Partners — are helping the company wade through a number of other thorny issues, including the separation of its stake in China's Alibaba Group.
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"If you really listen to what he says in interviews and from the stage, obviously he's got a lot to say and there's a lot to wade through, but a lot of the stuff he talks about is the future — for his kids," says the source.
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Instead, governments seem to be fine with sidestepping the issues caused by hyper-regional building codes and leaving it up to startups to help people wade through the ridiculousness that paves the home-building process, in the same way Concur aids employee with infuriating corporate expensing policies.
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While Rortvedt was talented enough to be selected to invite-only tournaments like the World Wood Bat Association (WWBA) World Championship in 2015, many other young players are left to wade through the proliferation of travel teams that may or may not be avenues to something similar.
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My fiancé and I would have an army to help us wade through the sea of bridal gowns, lehengas and achkans, the knee-length jacket worn by North Indian grooms, and we could also get wedding invitations made for less than we'd pay in the United States.
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The film chronicles Stevenson's efforts to wade through the legal and political morass that put McMillian, convicted of the murder of a white female store clerk, on death row for six years in Alabama, and fight the racial bias that kept him, and others like him, there.
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Click here to view original GIFWhy fight the crowds, wade through mud, and spend the night in an uncomfortable tent when Wicked Lasers has created a compact laser light show that syncs to your music, turning your living room into a music festival with all the comforts of home.
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Casual users will likely have to wade through a surplus of mundane ephemera — Yiddish menus for vacation retreats in the Catskills, watercolors of Dutch military officers, 19th century stereoscopic images of the White House — before stumbling upon something truly unique, like these utterly delightful 18th century Indian color drawings.
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Those volumes are big for Tesla, which is new to making trucks and will have to wade through a lot of "production hell" (as Elon Musk termed the current Model 3 production ramp) to get to a place where it can make a lot of the trucks quickly.
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It is unclear if Delvey will profit from the series and, if so, how Rhimes will wade through the ethically-murky territory that would go along with a scammer getting paid for others to hear about how they did it, à la Frank Abagnale, Jr. of Catch Me If You Can.
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A show that fully accepted the challenge of Dylan's elusive balance between unstable consciousness and tough social fact might have told more of its story through the lives of these two women, leaving the audience to wade through the haze in Elizabeth's head while also observing events more concretely through Mrs.
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But as I wade through the bullshit of the wedding industrial complex I can't help but wish that some of these "rituals" — giving of household necessities, making speeches on your character, giving letters of love and encouragement — were done at a point in my life when I actually needed these things.
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This is a place "where the past is so thick that you can't wade through it and dust or time or something is so dense in here that it's getting hard to breathe," one character says, and that's as it should be in a ghost story, horror's most enduring form.
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But even before the potential new charges were mentioned, defense lawyers said that the massive amount of evidence that has already been turned over to them, several million pages of documents, is taking a lot of time to wade through, and that they wouldn't be ready for trial until sometime next year.
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A publicist might butt in, or another appointment might create a terse "hard out," or maybe I just realized that we were in the area of diminishing returns (and too much transcript to wade through) … none of these are natural end points, especially if the conversation had started to feel like a real one.
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If you can wade through the statistical and methodological thickets that Kramer, as your Virgil, leads you through in this book, you will most likely come away convinced by his argument for the efficacy of antidepressants — and moved by his humane concern for his patients, and for the needless suffering of unmedicated patients around the world.
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Disney+ has brought all of these movies back to us in democratic fashion, but its expansive slate—which also features Star Wars and Marvel films and every episode of The Simpsons—proves that the company's grand offerings are great in theory, as long as you're willing to wade through the muck of its more mediocre productions.
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Artists are quickly learning that even if diehard fans are willing to wade through the messy online streaming waters to find the music when it's new, they might not be willing to stick around if they have to open up a separate app or make a separate online account every time they want to hear an album.
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As my colleague Sarah Perez noted previously, the current implementation is open to at least two criticisms — one, that it could allow users to hide critical viewpoints or fact-checking of their tweets (maybe quote-tweeting will be the better strategy moving forward), and two, that it still forces people to wade through potentially trollish or hateful content in order to hide replies.
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If the internet's taught us anything, aside from accepting the terrifying truth that mankind cannot be trusted to oversee his own destiny, it's that if you want to find something genuinely interesting you've got to be prepared to wade through the digital detritus, you've got to get nipple-deep in the endless fucking scree and shout of so much shite.
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As we wade through the era of identity politics, where men and women — cis, trans, non-binary, and questioning — are targeted and scrutinized for who they are and how they choose to express that via their clothing choices, it's important to note that wearing heels as a man does not make you feminine, just as any other pair of shoes does not make you gay or transgender.
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"There are still a number of primarily rural areas in South Africa where physical access to school remains extremely problematic, and children may be forced to use horse- or donkey-drawn carts, wade through rivers, cross dangerous roads or engage in other unsafe travel," said Julia de Kadt, a senior researcher at the Gauteng City Region Observatory in South Africa, who has studied trends in children's commutes.
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The comedian sadly passed away from an accidental drug overdose in 2005 at the age of 37, leaving behind a relatively slim body of work—his trio of comedy albums are stone-cold classics and his comedy specials are, too, but if you want anything more than that, you'll have to wade through a sea of low-quality clips on YouTube to get your Hedberg fix.
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If we fail in this most sacred obligation, "if, retiring from the field, they are to grow old in poverty, wretchedness, and contempt; if they are to wade through the vile mire of dependency, and owe the miserable remnant of that life to charity, which has hitherto been spent in honor, then," in Washington's words, "shall I learn what ingratitude is...." Now is the time to house all homeless veterans.
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You have to wade through nearly two hours of run time to hunt down goals, and, in my particular case, on a tiny window with inefficient marking—then there's all kinds of intellectual property laws that limit you to using gifs only, which means you need to edit video in separate software, and have to make them under 10.5 megabytes in order to post in HTML.... It sucks.
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Look: Before you even get to Mowgli's story (which does some interesting things — especially with its attempts to center Mowgli's experiences and dissect colonialism via a British dude played by Matthew Rhys, who just shows up two-thirds of the way through the movie — but is also surprisingly dark and cluttered, with no clear throughline), you have to wade through a whole bunch of effects that feel ... abandoned before they were fully baked.
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" In the 1967 novel "One Very Hot Day," by the New York Times reporter David Halberstam, his protagonist, Captain Beaupre, longs for the simplicity of World War II, because in Vietnam "you walk in a goddamn circle, and then you go home and then you go out the next day and wade through a circle, and then you go home and the next day you go out and you reverse the circle you did the day before, erasing it.
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Staffers were calling in sick en mass, and the youth-led gun control advocate group March For Our Lives: Virginia bussed in the night before and slept in their representatives' offices rather than wade through the crowds of protesters (many of whom displayed poor gun safety form, like wearing handguns on belt clips that could easily fall off, or resting the muzzle of a loaded semi-automatic weapon on the tops of their shoes, or leaving guns piled on the ground outside of the rows of porta potties while they did their business).
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But I have an arbitrarily constructed working time and environment in which I have to complete my tasks, so even though it's literally making my heart slow down, I will continue to follow this lifestyle until my bone marrow turns to tar and I have a cardiac arrest at my desk, while I'm trying to play Miniclip Pool in between inputting futile digits and letters into a variety of documents, holding back tears for my lost health before I'm allowed to creep out of the exit, by which time the sun itself has died and fallen to the ground and all that's left is the pitch darkness, which I have to wade through to climb onto a subway train where I will scramble to get a seat, even though I've been sitting down for what doctors are now calling a fatal amount of time.
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