Scott Stapp's arms are wide open to fatherhood once again.
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Listen, if they have great ideas, we're wide open to them.
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It leaves passwords wide open to cyberattacks or potential employee abuse.
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Tim Ryan left the door wide open to a 2020 presidential campaign.
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What marriage "means" is suddenly wide open to personal interpretation and variation.
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"The road is wide open to black hole physics," Dr. Eisenhauer proclaimed.
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"Today,'' he said, "they had their arms wide open to the sun.
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They are wide open to malicious hackers who might wish to misuse them.
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Choosing to forego safer sex methods leaves the door wide open to STIs.
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Steve knows that wearing these jeans leaves the door wide open to intercourse.
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BALÚN Latin rock remains wide open to ideas not limited by national origin.
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The bank left the door wide open to a further move if needed.
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Chatting to businesses on Facebook Messenger may leave you wide open to targeted ads.
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Choosing not to do so will leave your phone wide open to malicious hackers.
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The precepts are so broad as to be meaningless—and wide open to abuse.
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Clinton's systems wide open to Russian and Chinese hackers, and an array of others.
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"It leaves the door wide open to 'Well, we couldn't find one,'" Mr. Smith said.
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Once they got to 1997's Indoor Living, however, the door was wide open to experiment.
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Rick Snyder (R) could be charged, and he left the door wide open to the possibility.
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Here was a thing I loved, and the field was wide open to write about it.
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Dogs remind you of you: they give everything they've got, they're wide open to the world.
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We had emerged, beaten but unbroken, with eyes wide open to a whole new national security reality.
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The question is: How long will China keep its markets wide open to Japan and South Korea?
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But such companies are not well schooled in cyber security, leaving these devices wide open to hackers.
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We have to keep our eyes wide open to the new risks right in front of us.
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There are lots of surprises tucked away in Observation's unfolding story and ending that's wide open to interpretation.
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But it goes high and wide, and does nothing but reveal Morgan, standing wide open, to her left.
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These may be full of intrusive malware, collecting your data and leaving you wide open to identity fraud.
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The bottom line: If there's another pullback, it'll leave them wide open to losses that may have been avoidable.
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They burst out of the cabin, leaving the door wide open to the blazing light, which hurt my eyes.
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And in this case I think the president would be wide open to a court challenge saying, 'Where's the emergency?
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The other was the fact that all the doors to the facility were left wide open to further dissipate heat.
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In Milwaukee on Tuesday, Smith left his man wide open to greet his old buddy Jason Terry on the sideline.
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And in this case, I think the president would be wide open to a court challenge saying, 'Where's the emergency?
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He has cracked a canonical Shakespeare play wide open, to deliver the mercilessness and anger at its luxuriantly worded heart.
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For now, we remain wide open to attack, whether it comes via some terrorist biotech lab or just good old nature.
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Critics have suggested a lack of government funding has left the NHS wide open to malware attacks that exploit outdated software.
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I thought, 'This is a category wide open to create that go-to consumer brand that is just the obvious choice.
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By her actions, she blatantly violated State Department policies and jeopardized our national security, leaving her communications wide open to cyberespionage.
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They said that could force U.S. companies to stop doing business in those markets, leaving them wide open to foreign competitors.
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If she's willing to listen, if she's willing to hear other sides to things, then I'm wide open to discussing it.
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Instead, she has said Britain will meet its financial obligations to the bloc — a commitment which remains wide open to interpretation.
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While the toilet and shower were in their own frosted-glass boxes, the single sink was wide open to the bedroom.
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Cybercriminals like to exploit the path of least resistance, and too many smaller businesses unknowingly leave themselves wide open to attacks.
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These findings must spur meaningful change, or we'll be committing species suicide with our eyes wide open to what we're doing.
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The way political campaigns reach voters is changing, and this change is throwing our upcoming presidential election wide open to foreign intervention.
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"Democrats want to throw your borders wide open to deadly drugs and endless gangs," he said at an Arizona rally last night.
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"With these developments, the door seems wide open to a U.S.-North Korea exploratory conversation if both sides want one," he said.
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As a five-year old arriving in the United States, I viewed my new home with eyes wide open to its boundless opportunities.
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The idea of the project is to clearly define UX, which she says is such a young field it's wide open to interpretation.
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The door was wide open to the fresh sea air and releasing tempting smells of Colombian cooking along with music and exuberant conversation.
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SS: If you are able to pull off a toaster oven, the world of open-faced grilled sandwiches is wide open to you.
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And SoundCloud and YouTube are wide open to the results; the loner's laptop can be both a recording studio and a broadcast booth.
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Many hospitals seem to have been using a version of Windows that is no longer supported by Microsoft, making them wide-open to attack.
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We should be working with Putin to the extent that we can with our eyes wide open to triangulate on this relationship with China.
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The one thing they absolutely can't have in that situation is a miscommunication that lets somebody spring wide open to get an easy shot.
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Wide open to interpretation, the solo, danced by Danielle Goldman, is on one level about nothing more (or less) than color, shape and texture.
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A church, temple or mosque should be a welcoming place, they say, with doors kept wide open to strangers and those who are hurting.
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So I think Nielsen is very, very afraid of going into a Wild West environment where it is wide open to fraud and bots.
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The word is on the street: U.S. laws for refugees are wide open to exploitation and represent a back door into the United States.
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But Revolver's VNC Roulette laid bare just how many of these systems are routinely left wide open to anyone who knows where to look.
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To feed, fin whales open their mouths wide open to entrap their prey and plenty of water, then filter it all through baleen plates.
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"If she's willing to listen, if she's willing to hear other sides of things, then I'm wide open to discussing it," the billionaire entrepreneur said.
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" However, Kron adds, "We filed the shareholder proposal with our eyes wide open to the fact that Mark Zuckerberg controls 60 percent of the vote.
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The doors of journalism, once flung wide open to her in Venezuela, were closed tight in Peru, and she finally found work selling street food.
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The platform remains wide-open to abuse from bad actors around the globe, and so far neither Facebook nor politicians have figured out a fix.
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This glass-half-full statement leaves the door wide open to a June hike, provided, of course, that the recent data letdowns are indeed transitory.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - President Tayyip Erdogan said on Friday Turkey will achieve high economic growth in 2018 and will keep its door "wide open" to international investors.
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I'm so thankful Gatsby came into our lives and that my eyes are now wide open to the dangers so many dogs face around the world.
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"We have our eyes and ears wide open to the creative community — writers, producers, directors — for more ideas that would leverage this art form," he said.
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"I think the number one issue is to make sure people are doing this with eyes wide open to the methods and also the challenges," he said.
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It's only the latest example of several detected by cloud security outfit RedLock, which has tracked a series of Kubernetes admin consoles wide open to anyone looking.
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Kljestan floated it over the defense, where Sal Zizzo was wide open to head it back across the 6-yard box and Sam finished from close range.
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S. trade war drags on, Beijing is throwing its door wide open to foreign investors as concerns grow over declining exports, capital flight and persistent yuan weakness.
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This moment in media and in history is putting every sector and idea in play — and it is too intriguing and wide open to play it safe.
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Without any kind of skill or strategy, wildly swinging left me wide open to Kylo's counters and the screen slowly turned red, which is never a good sign.
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In contrast, virtual reality platforms are, for the time being at least, far too niche to create a meaningful business, even if they are wide open to newcomers.
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If that was all the merger offered, it would be wide open to a rival approach from an American rival, the Intercontinental Exchange, which is already sniffing around.
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President Donald Trump left the door wide open to the possibility of meeting with Iranian President Hassan Rouhani — just one week after threatening the country with potential war.
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"Our work is most pertinent to systems that are carefully protected against software attacks, but—as we show—may be wide open to inexpensive physical attacks," Tromer said.
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Although the Seewalds are still learning to juggle parenting their newborn son and 193-month-old toddler, their hearts are wide open to welcoming more children in the future.
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They have achieved their dreams precisely because society was wide open to outsiders, breaking traditional morality did not carry a stigma and American elites were actually not that powerful.
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The U.S. currency benefited as the Fed kept the door "wide open" to a June rate hike, said Mitul Kotecha, head of Asia macro strategy for Barclays in Singapore.
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On their booming, contagiously joyous sophomore album, the Vancouverite duo blows their shit-fi noise-punk wide open to create the decade's definitive collection of fist-pumping arena rock.
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Many come from Ha Tinh and Nghe An, two impoverished provinces in north-central Vietnam, and leave for Britain with their eyes wide open to the risks, analysts say.
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Most days, weather permitting, Shelter's walls made of windows are wide open to the salty breeze, with nothing but a few cars across the road obstructing the ocean view.
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The majority are shipped with default usernames and passwords set at the factory but never changed before the cameras get connected to the internet, leaving them wide open to attack.
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But, but, when two people know that, and they decide with eyes wide open to face each other and get married anyway, then I don't think it's conservative or delusional.
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Back at their house in West Oaks Village, a 10 minute drive from the laundromat, the doors are left wide open to dry out the house and hopefully prevent mold.
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But the way they phrase that leaves the door wide open to the possibility that there was surveillance of the Trump campaign, just not officially people placed inside the campaign.
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But when they phrase it that way, that leaves the door wide open to one or more informants conducting surveillance of the Trump camp even if they weren&apost inside.
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We need to keep our eyes wide open to solve the drug problem, and that begins by recognizing that the opioid epidemic is no longer primarily a prescription drug problem.
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But that same Supreme Court has ruled that money is speech, swinging the door wide open to allow to the ultrawealthy to have nearly unlimited influence on the electoral process.
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Moore proved that lane is still wide open to run against DC Republicans — even if the fog of scandal surrounding Strange's appointment to the Senate seat made Moore's job easier.
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The party would have virtually no argument for re-election in 2018 and Senate and House incumbents would be wide open to challenge from both the right and the left.
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Leaving its digital doors wide open to criminals apparently wasn't enough for the credit reporting agency, as it's now sending hack victims directly into the open arms of unknown internet pranksters.
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More broadly, explains Lynch, is that Darktrace is based on the premise that all major company networks are likely already compromised, in the literal sense, or are wide open to compromise.
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In reality, by not being truthful about any potential biases that the teacher might have they are leaving their student wide open to be indoctrinated through subtle tactics and ideological influence.
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"If we can complement what the sun is doing, and extend day lengths or increase light available to the plant, the world is wide open to this research development," Dekok said.
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A spokesman for PLN said it was "wide open" to developing hybrid power systems in remote areas, combining renewables with traditional generators to guarantee electricity is available 24 hours a day.
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But in this post-2016 world—in this world of a U.S. wide open to all manner of foreign money and foreign meddling—simply skirting by on legalese is not enough.
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For this year's Emmy ceremonies, in ways perhaps more groundbreaking than their 68 predecessors, had their arms wide open to women and minorities, as icons, presenters and, most of all, winners.
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To do this, the filmmakers used a Canon 6D (with the aperture wide open to capture the most light), and then used an LED to create that eerie, shadowy bedroom environment.
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Critics have suggested a lack of government funding has left the NHS wide open to malware attacks that exploit outdated software, as the attack continued to wreak havoc on systems worldwide.
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A beneficiary of God's grace, both common and saving, with eyes wide open to behold what contagious grace looks like – and what it does to people and the world and the church.
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"The challenge for the Shed is that even with this constant flow of money, great cultural institutions thrive best without gates — wide open to great ideas, diversity, energy and curiosity," she said.
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In the end, if you or your child plan to pursue a degree from an institution of higher learning, view it with skepticism and with eyes wide open to today's workforce realities.
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In sprightly language and adorable line drawings, they tell the story of a young girl whose eyes are wide open to the beauty and the struggles of the place where she lives.
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"The door is wide open to negotiations and ... we expect and hope that in the not too distant future we will be reengaged in this process in a substantive way," he said.
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That might be worth it to you, but I think you need to go in eyes wide open to the reality that your watch is going to have a fairly short life span.
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Benn was bounced off the puck by a Blackhawks defender in the crease, but it slid right to Fedun, who was wide open to Ward's left and made short work of the opportunity.
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Wentz (who actually had Wendell Smallwood wide open to his left on a wheel route) never factored Ramsey into his read because 99 percent of cornerbacks don't even think to make that play.
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Instead of spending hundreds of millions of dollars on unnecessary new power plants, let's blow the market wide open to innovation and competition from cleaner, more efficient energy sources like customer-owned solar.
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Image source: Lenovo Users who purchased a Lenovo PC between September 2014 and January 2015 got an extra special surprise in the form of adware that left them wide open to malicious attacks.
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Speaking to Game Informer, Shimbori left the door wide open to Dead or Alive's old tricks: "This is a work in progress, a prototype, so we might change in the future," he said.
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"The FANG thing is the biggest worry, that all these high-tech stocks which were potentially subject to some form of regulation are now wide open to some form of regulation," Cashin said.
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These political shock-jocks all seized the moment… extending their arms wide open to pull in a large contingent of listeners who were angry and vulnerable in a confusion-filled post-9/11 world.
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And while they joined Pelosi in saying efforts to oust the president are premature, they also left the door wide open to possible impeachment proceedings in the future, if their probes uncover criminal wrongdoing.
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Split-second openings in defenses need to be taken advantage of, every time; and while it's tempting to whale away, pounding with left and right alike, this leaves you wide open to return fire.
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A group of cybersecurity researchers is having a field day online with the discovery that the configuration of certain ships' satellite antenna systems leaves them wide open to attack — and the possible consequences are startling.
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Again, going back to the time when WEP was cracked in 2001, it took years for ISPs to start shipping routers with WPA and WPA2 enabled as default, leaving many customers wide open to attacks.
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If you keep using an unsupported device, you'll be wide open to hackers, and that usually ends in all your content being locked until you pay a certain amount of Bitcoin to a certain address.
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In 1965, Los Angeles-based kung fu master Ark Wong asserted in print that he would no longer restrict teaching only Chinese students and that enrollment was now wide open to anyone with dedicated interest.
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The takeaway is that Slickwraps may have had comically bad security, leaving it both wide open to breaches like this and flat-footed when it came to responding to any concerns brought to its attention.
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Maybe. In an interview with Recode's Kara Swisher released over the weekend, former secretary of state and two-time presidential candidate Hillary Clinton left the door wide open to a run for president in 2020.
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He will also give the economy a bit of a boost in the form of generous loans to banks so they keep lending to businesses, while also leaving the door wide open to even more stimulus.
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The sun, that great dream doctor, rises; the sun, that fierce lion of love, sets; the earth spins and spins, and I'm like an eager child, my heart wide open to whatever I'm about to find.
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Mass deportations of the sort Trump wants open the door wide open to abuses, rights violations and unlawful treatment without strict oversight and a general commitment to ethical behavior on the part of the legal system.
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The star performer was the Canadian dollar, which rocketed to 24-month highs after the country's central bank hiked rates for the first time in seven years and left the door wide open to further moves.
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We have to just keep the aperture wide open to consider things like "What's the next Instagram?" or "How do we do more in local communities?" whether it's with [apps like] NextDoor, whatever it may be.
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IGER: WELL, I THINK WHEN YOU ENTER INTO AN AGREEMENT LIKE THIS, YOU HAVE TO HAVE YOUR EYES WIDE OPEN TO ALL KINDS OF POSSIBILITIES, WHETHER IT'S THE REGULATORY RISK OR THE RISK OF GETTING TOPPED.
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"So each and every time I face a birdie opportunity, it is a very precious opportunity for me," said Chun, nicknamed "Dumbo" for an insatiable curiosity that leaves her ears wide open to information and ideas.
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"Our eyes are wide open to New Zealand's decreasing influence in the Pacific and we are committed to resetting our approach to working with the Pacific," Deputy Prime Minister Winston Peters said in June last year.
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In Los Angeles, visitors enter the Every Woman installation through a roll-up metal door, making the space wide-open to anyone, a lot like the other fashion and home goods vendors along the dense street.
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He told NBC News last month that the door is "wide open" to diplomacy if Trump removes the array of sanctions he has imposed since 2017 that have slashed the country's oil exports and damaged its economy.
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"We are walking into the 2020 election cycle with eyes wide open to the fact that international and domestic actors are striving to undermine our organizing, and we are not going to let that happen," Scales said.
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But he left the door wide open to doing so, vowing that Democrats will charge ahead with their Ukrainian investigation "if we're feeling that we're being played and that they're not being forthcoming with the truth."ADVERTISEMENTgoogletag.cmd.
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It's impossible to watch it all unfold without clenching every muscle: Elizabeth's jaw is forced wide open to accommodate all the brutal metal; there's blood dripping from her mouth and tears welling as she looks to Philip.
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"It's wide open to the flow of money and old-fashioned lobbying in Washington that [Trump] was theoretically against in the campaign and has gone the other way or hasn't looked at it at all," he added.
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"Cambodia's banks have lax internal controls and policies around anti-money laundering and know-your-client compliance, making them wide open to serve as vehicles to launder cash from criminals and corrupt government officials," Mr. McLeod said.
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"I'm wide open to improving the ways FAA makes decisions and investments ... the problem, though, is that I'm concerned that the proposal would eliminate the public's voice in something as critical as air traffic control," Diaz-Balart said.
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"We are walking into the 2020 election cycle with eyes wide open to the fact that international and domestic actors are striving to undermine our organizing, and we are not going to let that happen," she told CNN.
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What I think is most important is helping people who may not think this path is open to them understand that it is wide open to anyone who wants to work really, really hard for very little pay.
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Kuroda has stressed his resolve to keep the monetary spigot wide open to achieve his elusive inflation target, a sign the BOJ will maintain its massive stimulus program even as other central banks move toward ending crisis-mode stimulus.
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The star performer overnight had been the Canadian dollar, which rocketed to 218-month highs after the country's central bank hiked interest rates for the first time in seven years and left the door wide open to further moves.
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Rich, a resident of New Orleans, throws his arms wide open to history and to the city, and "King Zeno," particularly in its first half, is as unruly and laterally active as a big urban novel ought to be.
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"The truth is, if you're going to cut infrastructure budgets and if you're not going to allow the NHS to invest in upgrading its IT, then you are going to leave hospitals wide open to this sort of attack," he added.
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Without hyper-specific design details or logos to patent or trademark, more generic fashion pieces — like Carrie Anne Roberts's T-shirt that Old Navy copied or the Brother Vellies sandal that Zara copied — are left wide open to be duplicated.
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Because of the Turkish invasion and the American pullout, Syria is wide open to return to Assad's controlRussian President Vladimir "Putin likely can't believe his luck," said a Western military official from the anti-ISIS coalition who recently served in Syria.
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To defend business IP and customer data, the private sector will be left to rely on protecting windows, garage doors and the chimney, while the backdoor into their systems is wide open to criminal breaches, often supported by foreign interests.
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"The door is wide open to extremist groups that use charities to infiltrate the most impoverished societies, to start educating them on their own, implanting radical extremist ideas, and recruiting the unemployed who used to be employed by UNRWA," Kahwaji said.
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Diplomatic sources say while China has expressed concern about Brexit, it has also been reassured by messages that Britain's door is wide open to Chinese investment - a marked contrast to the suspicious reception Chinese companies have recently received in Germany.
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Having told moderator Anderson Cooper that he never actually groped or assaulted any women the way he bragged about in the tape, Trump's apology also leaves him wide open to new women contradicting his claims and to new tapes of scurrilous remarks.
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Horford is ready for it, as he looks to pass even when he's wide open to shoot, and he's the rare big who not only can push the ball in transition, but also reward teammates who run out in front of him.
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Huawei technology is also far more vulnerable to flaws and malicious attacks by nonstate actors than its rival companies, further demonstrating how the acceptance of Huawei technology leaves the UK wide open to serious national security risks from Chinese espionage and cyberattacks.
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Sure, most of Android is still open-source, but the door is wide open to all manners of software trickery you won't find in an operating system like Debian GNU/Linux, which goes to great length to audit its software packages and protect user security.
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Australia's central bank on Friday said core inflation was likely to remain below target all the way to 2018, providing scope for the economy to run even faster, a dovish assessment that left the door wide open to yet more cuts in interest rates.
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Dakota set out to facilitate an act of solidarity, to find the liminal space victims are forced to occupy and rip it wide open—to free us all or invite everyone in, to harness our rage and allow it to destroy something other than ourselves.
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For a lot of people, it happens when you're a teenager, when your brain is wide open to new possibilities, and a strange yearning in your chest that you can't name until years later longs for something more than the ordinariness of your life.
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John Kasich says he is "unlikely" to challenge President Donald Trump in 2020 as an independent, but also spent Tuesday in this first-in-the-nation primary state, insisting that he is wide open to any path to the White House that may make sense.
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Even as House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and other House leaders hailed key legal victories this week, they seemed to be treating Trump's continuing resistance as an admission of guilt that leaves the door wide open to voting on impeachment without final resolution from the courts.
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Instead, if you own one of a few models of internet-connected speaker and you've been careless with your network settings, you might be one of thousands of people whose Sonos or Bose devices have been left wide open to audio hijacking by hackers around the world.
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So the people of Europe have but one alternative left: to remain bound hand-and-foot to a union that betrays national interests and popular sovereignty and that throws our countries wide open to massive immigration and arrogant finance, or to reclaim their freedom by voting.
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The AFL's long hostility to immigrants and industrial workers—who were more and more clearly the future of the labor movement—left the field wide open to the Industrial Workers of the World, which would display a special flair for dramatic strikes and bold political demands.
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Beyond is a living room with more exposed brick and a fireplace, which is wide open to an expanded kitchen with custom white cabinets, quartz counters, brass-and-glass shelves, a marble-tiled range hood and an island with a farmhouse-style sink and room for stools.
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While visiting a friend at his design studio in Soho — where the windows had been thrown wide open to let in a balmy, late afternoon, and the whine of wheels in stop-and-go traffic punctuated our conversation — my eyes picked out the breaking headline on his computer screen.
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While the West has practically given up its efforts to influence Russian society, it has left the door wide open to Russian influence within their own societies — to Russian soft power, which proves to be not-so-soft, quite poisonous and with a great capacity to wreak real havoc.
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To compensate for such closed amendment rules, the leadership has allowed the gates to remain relatively wide open to policy "limitation" amendments on appropriations bills — at least until last year, when structured rules were introduced by the GOP leadership specifying which amendments could be offered on the floor.
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In evidence to the DCMS committee last year GSR's co-founder, Aleksandr Kogan, argued that Facebook did not have a "valid" developer policy at the time, since he said the company did nothing to enforce the stated T&Cs — meaning users' data was wide open to misappropriation and exploitation.
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If the answer is to insist that the arrival of vast numbers of new people on our doorstep is an unmixed blessing, and that those who believe otherwise are Neanderthals, then we leave the field wide open to Donald J. Trump and Geert Wilders and Marine Le Pen.
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Watcher-Boettcher also chronicles more alarming instances of biased tech, like crime prediction software programs that mistakenly code black defendants as having a higher risk of committing another offense than white defendants, and design flaws in social media platforms that leave women and people of color wide open to online harassment.
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Third, even if the window were wide open to the sunlight, the angle at which the sun's rays hit the planet in northern latitudes in the winter means that it is hard, if not impossible, for many Northerners to get enough winter sunshine to meet their vitamin D requirements, even with prolonged exposure.
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But after nearly nine months, with her eyes now wide open to the downsides of her revolutionary reputation and social media fame, Ms. Ocasio-Cortez has tempered her brash, institution-be-damned style with something different: a careful political calculus that adheres more closely to the unwritten rules of Washington she once disdained.
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Critical Flaws in Industrial Software Left US Infrastructure Wide Open to HackersVulnerabilities in two applications widely used by manufacturers and power plant operators may have …Read more ReadThe most successful attack vector exploited to gain perimeter network access came from vulnerabilities in web applications, the researchers said, including SQL injection, arbitrary file uploads, and remote command execution.
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And with Trumpcare looming, and Trump's recent "Religious Freedom" order, which allows businesses to deny birth control coverage based on religious reasons, many women could lose access to their publicly funded birth control pills and even more publicly funded clinics could go under, leaving a large and vulnerable population wide open to other, possibly dangerous methods of preventing birth.
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AND WHEN YOU NEED FULL FAIRNESS, YOU CAN'T RELY ON BUSINESS JUDGMENT, WHICH IS GOING TO LEAVE THEM WIDE OPEN TO LAWSUITS WHERE YOU BRING IN YOUR EXPERT WITNESSES AND YOU HAVE A LOT MORE TO SAY ABOUT WHAT THE VALUE – JUST WHAT YOU SAID, STEVE, WHY THE VALUE IS RIDICULOUS AND WHY THEY WILL HAVE TREMENDOUS DAMAGES.
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Ron Conway thinks Silicon Valley needs to have its 'eyes wide open' to Trump, immigration and U.S. politicsSteve Jurvetson defends himself: 'No such allegations are true' In early November, Amazon Fresh customers in parts of at least nine states received an email from Amazon stating that it was shutting down the service in their area by the end of the month.
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While many look at the double collar tie position and think the fighter is wide open to be hit (Andy Hug haymakered his way out of the first double collar tie he encountered) a good double collar tie can be used to inhibit the opponent's shoulder rotation, to keep him off balance, and at the very least give the fighter a heads up on when a swing is coming.
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Peter Szijjarto told Reuters the southern frontiers of Europe were still wide open to the continuing influx of hundreds of thousands of migrants from the Middle East and Africa, which has put in doubt the future of the Schengen system of open internal borders within the EU. He said it would require tens of thousands of police and troops in a joint European force to stem the flow of migrants at Greece's long maritime borders.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's efforts to modulate her approach to better fit the constraints of the institution in which she serves: After nearly nine months, with her eyes now wide open to the downsides of her revolutionary reputation and social media fame, Ms. Ocasio-Cortez has tempered her brash, institution-be-damned style with something different: a careful political calculus that adheres more closely to the unwritten rules of Washington she once disdained.
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