But living in a household that receives some form of welfare doesn't really imply dependency – let alone some large number of the population slovenly choosing to stay on welfare rather than get a job.
He acknowledged that during this conversation between the two, he expressed disappointment that the ROU Chief had engaged an outside vendor to assist with the Farook iPhone, asking the ROU Chief, "Why did you do that for?" While this doesn't really imply a pattern of deception, it does suggest a willingness and ability on the part of FBI leadership to manipulate the situation to its advantage.
But scoring within the margin of error doesn't really imply a tie - HuffPollster: "So maybe this means that Trump and Cruz are kinda, sorta... tied?
One problem this approach faces is that it seems to imply that Mary does not really make a new discovery when she says, "So, that is what it is like to experience red".
The populist logic also implies that whoever does not really support populist parties might not be part of the proper people at all: there are American citizens, and then there are what George C Wallace, an arch-populist of the 1960s often viewed as a precursor of Trump, always called "real Americans" (white, God-fearing, hard-working, gun-owning and so on).
It doesn't really matter whether it's implied or not.
What a press release could tell you about a person, Live in Paris implies, doesn't really matter.
Basically, Hastings words imply that Netflix doesn't really see any sizable competition abroad in terms of on-demand video streaming at scale, so they're investing aggressively to be "early in the game".
She doesn't really explore the obvious corollary: extreme frugality implies someone, probably a woman, staying home and spending all their time on it.
"Controversial" doesn't really do him justice though, since that implies people have good opinions of him in addition to bad ones.
