His offense was apparently not so much that he was wrong on the merits, but that his move "cancels out any bludgeoning that Democrats might give the Republicans" on the potent issue of geriatric entitlements, in the remarkably candid words of one House Democrat.
Yes, it may turn out to do well on DVD at Christmas; yes, it may have been a smart move cancelling the week-of-release press screening to avoid even more abusive reviews; but these aren't the thoughts, strategies or indeed actions of a putative movie mogul.
And then there are the "career" moves: cancelling an entire tour in May of 2012 and then extracting themselves from a contract with Epic Records and releasing an album called "No Love Deep Web" for free on the Web, with an image of an erect penis on the cover.
Because of a delay in moving, Luna canceled the first session of its Summer Stage Experience, which emphasizes creative writing and improvisation for first through fifth graders, Ms. Hennessy said.
And since the dielectric constant is much reduced in quantum mechanically confined systems, primarily because dielectric screening requires electrons or dipoles to move to cancel the applied electric field.
Meanwhile, the Paris agreement, the landmark climate change accord signed in April, has been ratified by enough nations to go into effect though Trump, of course, would move to cancel it if he became president.
This Sunday, in a watershed moment in the saga, Toronto Mayor John Tory announced he will move to cancel carding, arguing that it had "eroded public trust" and that the city should "start fresh".
Yet suddenly Adidas has moved to cancel its longstanding sponsorship relationship with athletics.
In late May, officials issued a directive that called dating shows vulgar and moved to cancel or censor them.
But the Obama administration decided that effort cost too much and moved to cancel it and the Ares I last year.
