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...The program was first known as GrabCycle and then was rebranded to GrabWheels as the company moved to focus on e-scooters over bicycles, stating scooters are better suited for Singapore's hot and humid weather and limited land space... (from No Agenda Episode 1140 - "Imperious")

...It will get uglier before it gets better. Finding the courage to speak out is a process of steeling yourself against the regime's efforts to chase you back into the shadows. But there is an interesting phenomenon that happens... (from No Agenda Episode 1370 - "Jab Click Share")

...future. ''They came back with a drawing of the Magic Kingdom without turnstiles,'' Crofton says. But, she adds, there was a ''domino effect in making one decision. Everything was wound together.'' No one knew this better than John Padgett. He... (from No Agenda Episode 704 - "Faschtech")

...When the hackers ran the evidence they had '' partial photographs of Bike Lock Guy's unmasked eyebrows and "nasolabial" angle '' through an image search, it came back with a hit: a 28-year-old Bay Area college professor named Eric... (from No Agenda Episode 1034 - "Privilege Walk")

...She has said of that time that "there was so much love, because there was nothing to hold onto but love."[26] Project Angel Food In 1989, she launched Project Angel Food to build off the work of the Centers... (from No Agenda Episode 1151 - "Brand Purpose")

...The more I've looked back at the entanglements of Trump, Cohn, and their overlapping circles and modi operandi, the more I think the crux of their political culture could be best captured if Edward Sorel were to create a... (from No Agenda Episode 1030 - "Phoneliness")

...I believe what it was was that they set an obstruction of justice trap that lasted for the better part of two years! As we reported on August 3rd, in less than a month after the Mueller Special Counsel was... (from No Agenda Episode 1186 - "Bag Daddy")

...A thick gray stripe runs through her voluminous black hair. ''Namaste!'' a few people shout back. ''We share a deep love,'' Tulsi says to a standing-room-only crowd of 200. She talks about love a lot in a way... (from No Agenda Episode 1146 - "Googers")

...feel like they were stabbed in the back,'' he said. ''They have nurtured this myth for nearly thirty years.'' But Iran's leaders did not want another bloodbath. Instead, they had to build the capacity to wage asymmetrical warfare'--attacking... (from No Agenda Episode 1206 - "Tolerized")

...Is this idea shocking? There are better ways to stop burning fossilfuels, but it is good to have this fall-back method if the others provetoo difficult. Don't say it can't be done! 2 March 2021 (Definition of... (from No Agenda Episode 1354 - "FAQs 4 Hacks")

...sun shades," which is perhaps maybe even better -- and then all the other stuff was termed "carbon dioxide removal." And, among other things on that side -- I mean, you can actually build devices to scrub carbon dioxide directly out of... (from No Agenda Episode 1652 - "Ashkenormativity")

...Chrissy and Danielle talked about what voices to listen to, and that resonated with me.'' There was even interest from outside the U.S., from influencers who wanted to get a better grasp of what was happening in America. ''Since... (from No Agenda Episode 1301 - "BINO")

...I think we're tying to get the vaccine to just get this virus off their back so we can go back to normal living and that that's not happening, right? That's not happening. Especially in Canada. You... (from No Agenda Episode 1362 - "Shot to Win")

...The peace deal signed in 2018 could help, as it includes reforms designed to combat corruption and build more accountable public finances. But, for the most part, the new government has slow-rolled or evaded implementation. Reform-minded South Sudanese... (from No Agenda Episode 1549 - "Al Gore Rhythms")

...Mengele's research subjects were better fed and housed than the other prisoners, and temporarily spared from execution in the gas chambers. His research subjects lived in their own barracks, where they were provided with a marginally better quality of... (from No Agenda Episode 1562 - "Tink Tank")

...Schwab set out this agenda back in 1971, in his book Moderne Unternehmensf¼hrung im Maschinenbau (Modern Enterprise Management in Mechanical Engineering), where his use of the term ''stakeholders'' (die Interessenten) effectively redefined human beings not as citizens, free individuals or... (from No Agenda Episode 1294 - "Ephemeral Experience")

...With this VP pick, she was stabbing Sanders in the back, right at the start of the Democratic National Convention.) When Bill Clinton ended Glass-Steagall, it was by his signing a piece of legislation titled the Gramm-Leach-Bliley... (from No Agenda Episode 866 - "Delay or Avoid")

...She is the only Russian arrested to date in the government's ongoing investigation into the Kremlin's efforts to interfere with the 2016 presidential election.'(C) Slim and stylish, with long red hair flowing halfway down her back, Butina... (from No Agenda Episode 1117 - "Composting People")

...the better officers in the Ukraine army were immediately sympathetic to the rebels and many left to join them. They also knew where the massive arms dumps were. (Whereas Soviet troops in say Poland took their weapons back with them... (from No Agenda Episode 1179 - "Vooden Sporks")

...There was also a question as to whether Andrew's parents knew Andrew better than others, or whether they were motivated by guilt from rejecting Andrew's identification as a gay male. The cost of aggressive treatment was $2,000... (from No Agenda Episode 1517 - "Satchel of Richards")