On weekdays, Mr. Abut, 51, works in software sales and Ms. Abut, 47, is a human resources executive.
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Click here to watch and read more abut his interview.
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I also think there's something abut vulnerability that scares me.
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But Marin County's gilded ghettos abut areas of extreme poverty.
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They also like farms and water — which often abut airports.
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DAMASK was a listener entry, as were ABUT and LENA.
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"Tell him abut MacArthur landing," Gene Jr. urged his father.
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Which is funny because it's actually abut a real life experience.
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But they do disagree abut what to do with that information.
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These films were criticized for relying on racial stereotypes abut Black communities.
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It should be fun and express something abut yourself and your personality.
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All capital letters, but more important, two words that abut each other.
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Upscale apartment blocks and opulent mansions abut hillside slums and urban blight.
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Why it matters: Abut 30% of their habitat has already been lost.
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"The artists are making films abut what's in the public mind," he said.
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"We are trying to get more information abut his old case," he said.
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With standard Athenian counterpoint, colonnades of bright white columns abut garish trackside graffiti.
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Newmont's 19 mines in the state abut Barrick's own operations, making any combination enticing.
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Trump has pledged to keep the facility – which once held abut 700 people – open.
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He says age is overrated, and it's really abut personality and getting along with someone.
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"In both of those instances I thought abut evidence-based scientific candidate evaluation," says Houghteling.
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"I completely disagree that we are not concerned abut the shekel's exchange rate," Hazan said.
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Cameras are also mounted high on posts and abut the buildings (AP Photo/Jon Elswick)
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And contrary to what may be out there about him, there's nothing scary abut him.
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Lovingly tended little homes abut others that are boarded up, their lots gone to weeds.
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Two sets of long wooden sheets abut each other, forming a 50-foot-long tabletop.
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And worrying abut what your body looks like will thoroughly destroy any sexual desire, Mann said.
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As for McKinnon, she gets asked abut her spot-on imitation of pop star Justin Bieber.
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The two leases under consideration are West Antelope III and Decker South, which abut existing mines.
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And Americans talk about money all the time so they don't have to talk abut sex.
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"We wanted a quick getaway that we could enjoy for the entire year," Mr. Abut said.
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Last week, CPS CEO Forrest Claypool expressed optimism abut the district's budget, The Chicago Tribune reported.
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We saw people who have nothing when they walk in the door abut now they have something.
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The series, abut the first human mission to Mars, is set 15-20 years in the future.
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Property owners that abut Yawkey Way were unanimous in support of the name change, city officials said.
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The Omega booths are small rooms set up in the subway stations that abut tunnels under rivers.
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Some members of Congress and progressive groups are, like unions, nervous abut moving quickly and getting blowback.
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In her illustrations, triangular forms abut curved lines to create kinetic configurations reminiscent of Isamu Noguchi's playgrounds.
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An Amazon spokesperson said annual members should look out for an email abut the price increase in May.
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About 2202 percent of respondents have a favorable view of Heller, compared with abut 2628 percent who disapprove.
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A two-bedroom would be best — or a one-bedroom where the bedroom didn't abut the living room.
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In the outskirts of the city, where industrial buildings abut agricultural fields, the Coin factory whirs with activity.
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On Saturday, Trump similarly hit the Times, saying the newspaper had been "wrong" abut him from the beginning.
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He even bought a gauge to check electromagnetic frequencies in the nursery, after I read abut the potential hazards.
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Screenshot your Photo Maps while you still can, but let's be honest — you probably didn't care abut it anyway.
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Finally, Mckesson also talked abut the difference between equity and equality and drew an important distinction between the two.
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Or one about Assata Shakur talking abut the movement and being a revolutionary...the process was just so dope.
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The adjacent gardens, which are open year-round, abut the elegant Hôtel de Rohan, where more archives are stored.
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There's so much talk abut how to talk to kids — it's like, well, just talk to them like they're people.
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The chocolate factory will abut the future home of another company founded in Williamsburg, a coffee company called Brooklyn Roasting.
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"When we talk abut informing and inspiring people, we think about it in terms of work, play, and life," McCue says.
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Some conservatives argue that Facebook is unfairly targeting conservative voices, or voices that seemingly abut conservative ideas, like Infowars' Alex Jones.
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He recently announced his decision to "step back from public duties" following his bombshell interview with the BBC abut the scandal.
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Their retirement accounts are their largest asset, totaling abut $1.8 million spread across 401(k)s and traditional and Roth IRAs.
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Timing: Axios has learned that the CalPERS board learned abut Desrochers' resignation less than an hour before a public statement was made.
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Pichai started to talk abut how Google "takes privacy seriously," but Nadler interrupted and pushed back to ask what obligations Google has.
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Later, he began depicting analog televisions, whose screen and knobs abut the painting's edges, inspired perhaps by Jasper Johns's "Flag" (1954-55).
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In all, the 44-year-old Lazar admitted to accessing the emails or social media accounts of abut 100 Americans, prosecutors said.
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If Miss Martin had never been in it, everyone would probably be very happy abut Miss Wright's cheerful singing and sunny performing.
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CONNECTICUT New York City 2 mileS By The New York Times "Sharon is a picture-perfect New England town," Mr. Abut said.
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The airplane shot down the runway and lifted over the gently undulating hills of the sand plains that abut the Indian Ocean.
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A stall selling hundreds of caged chickens may abut a butcher counter, where uncooked meat is chopped as nearby dogs watch hungrily.
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Now it will abut a huge regulated market for the stuff—and one where 30% of the population is Mexican or Mexican-American.
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He's talked at length abut how he sees Facebook as a town square that offers a platform for diverse voices while retaining civility.
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Wonder has maintained a certain level of do-they-even-know-what-they're-doing mystery since they began talking abut their ambitions publicly.
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Indeed, two of the three new mini-monuments don't even abut each other, eliminating not only ecological buffer zones but also wildlife corridors.
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By doing so he earned Republican support in spite of his harsh immigration policies and recorded remarks abut groping women, among other controversies.
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Not dealing with the feral pig population isn't an option for many, especially those living in rural areas that abut feral hog habitats.
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Russia says it will deploy troops to police the ceasefire zone, which covers three southern regions that abut the borders with Israel and Jordan.
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" Fifth Harmony's Cabello gushed abut the "Same Old Love" singer, sharing a video of the acceptance speech on Twitter and writing, "I love you.
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Roadside shanties made of corrugated metal and plastic abut new apartment complexes painted fuchsia and lime green; late-model SUVs bounce along potholed roads.
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The child, now abut five months old, has DNA from his mother and father, along with a dash of genetic code from a donor.
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The city inspects the 46,000 private homes that sit in what is known as the wildland-urban interface — residential areas that abut open spaces.
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In Republican-leaning districts that include diverse populations or abut cities that do — from bulwarks of Sunbelt conservatism like Houston and Orange County, Calif.
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Having recalled his family's comments being a trigger for his skin insecurities, France opted not to tell them abut his decision to bleach his skin.
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Still others occupy an even less certain place: Their homes are fine save for the fact that they abut a building at risk of collapse.
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Now, in the Peak Wilderness Sanctuary in central Sri Lanka, where tea plantations abut dense forest, encounters between leopards and people are on the rise.
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Meghan Markle is keeping mum abut her rumored-yet-confirmed-by-People relationship with Prince Harry, but her Instagram may be all the evidence we need.
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KATY TUR, NBC NEWS: Guys, this is one of those times where the president&aposs denial abut what he said all but confirms what he said.
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Coppedge has been in and around the health tech finance scene for more than 20 years as well so he might know something abut the industry.
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He does it about their relationship, on the laser, and abut Kimmy, the inspiration and the kid Amelia and Karev do not want him to meet.
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Old-school shotgun houses that survived her rage abut boarded-up homes still bearing the spray-painted Xs indicating whether bodies were found after the storm.
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In the Netherlands the ratio of benefits to lifetime average earnings is abut 97 percent, according to a 703 Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development report.
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Pro-business protesters created a human chain at a fountain in Oaxaca City on Monday before proceeding to the governor's mansion abut one mile (1.6 km) away.
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In a scene repeated across France, the area's hypermarkets and fast-food restaurants have fueled the demise of artisan businesses in villages that abut new-build estates.
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So you don't see this as necessarily being about this White House being evil—this is really abut choices made by the Republican leaders in Congress, right?
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Doping alters the amount of energy required for any charge to flow through a semiconductor, so where two differently doped materials abut each other, current cannot flow.
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He live-tweeted the Oscars this past February, and has been known to tweet abut everything from one-time Hills guest star Kim Kardashian West to calamari.
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One part of the plan imagines moving a lobby to the third floor of an occupied apartment building because the covered highway would abut the current entrance.
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Even if parking your yacht is the last thing you're worried abut, it's pretty cool to see the vessel wedge into a tight space on its own.
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In the expected place of wavelets is a blue so calm and unbroken that the sea doesn't so much crash on the land as neatly abut it.
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Additionally, the highly irradiated air around the site means all the cranes moving the transportation casks carrying the rods, which weigh abut 45 tonnes, must be operated remotely.
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If you ask anyone abut Thai food in Australia, the conversation will probably focus on Sydney, which has a larger Thai population and a thriving Thai restaurant scene.
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"The disconnect between black voters and candidates who are talking about economic issues is that they often talk abut them in a race-neutral way," Ms. Garza said.
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Memo From Sarajevo SARAJEVO, Bosnia and Herzegovina — Cradle of the First World War, the Balkans have been a flashpoint, a place where empires, ethnicities and religions abut and contest.
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"Clapper subsequently acknowledged discussing the 'dossier with CNN journalist Jake Tapper,' and admitted that he might have spoken with other journalists abut the same topic," the Republican report says.
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Great stretches of the riverfront walkways that abut the high travertine embankments built after disastrous flooding in 1870 have been abandoned to the dubious artistic talents of graffiti taggers.
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There will be separate buildings for Patel's three grown children and their families, spread across seventeen acres that abut White Trout Lake, which is celebrated for its sunset views.
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QUESTION: Is that new or was that announced last week or something that I... (CROSSTALK) PSAKI: I believe we talked abut it last week, as being the next meeting.
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But Johnson has staggered through a disastrous stretch of campaigning in which he repeatedly flubbed questions abut foreign policy, raising questions about his fitness to be commander in chief.
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Ricco turned down the offer of an assistant general manager position because he felt there was more he wanted to learn abut contract negotiations and the economics of baseball.
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If any apartments abut the backyard, those residents may not appreciate suddenly living off a de facto playground — an arrangement they didn't agree to when they bought their units.
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The tape strips meticulously abut one another, edge to edge, forming a solid surface, which is then covered in a single color — yellow, purple, red, or black — of oil pastel.
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But to address the second question -- of what Glenn stood for -- we must reexamine a story from "John Glenn: A Memoir," published abut 15 years after his unsuccessful presidential run.
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"While Senator Kaine has been open about his personal reservations abut abortion, he's maintained a 100% pro-choice voting record in the US Senate," the group said in a statement.
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I think if people are concerned abut air pollution, they should put pressure on the mayor to implement a clean air zone, and they should get involved in the debate.
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"I don't feel quite so sheltered abut being home-schooled because living with these strangers has taught me how to deal with every bit of dram under the sun," Jeremiah declares.
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That week, Lozada flew by military helicopter to join the rest of the FARC 's secretariat, in a walled Catholic center at the foot of the mountains that abut eastern Bogotá.
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Left fielder Joc Pederson drifted to the wall, but the ball landed in the first row of the Crawford Boxes — the left-field seats that abut Crawford Avenue outside the ballpark.
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And if you start to lie about your whereabouts or only talk abut work friends with your partner, it's a sign your heart is in a different place than your marriage.
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More than seven months later, his request for information abut international bank accounts is still languishing in the attorney general's office, according to one of the people familiar with the case.
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Agrawal, who also founded Thinx, a line of underwear designed for people menstruating, said she sees Tushy, her bidet brand, as an extension of her mission to talk abut feminine hygiene taboos.
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The garden occupies 220 acres that abut two neighborhoods in Central Brooklyn, Prospect Heights and Crown Heights, where aggressive gentrification has propelled one of the most acute housing crises in the country.
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At One Manhattan Square, an 21.5-foot-high condominium that will nearly abut the Franklin D. Roosevelt Drive, the Extell Development Company hopes that sensational views will help overcome a so-so location.
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Cruzvillegas's provisional "autoconstrucciones" abut the shine and precision of a hard-edged Modernist space (the steel stairs that lead up to the Arts Club's private spaces were designed by Mies van der Rohe).
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"I was afraid at first because I heard so many bad things abut Chinese tenants but I was convinced later on when my friends told me they were doing the same", said Tessie.
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His attempted killing is the fifth such attack in the past eight months targeting Syrian anti-Islamic State activists in Turkey's southeast, parts of which abut territory in Syria held by the radical militants.
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Sarah Palin (R) opened up abut her husband of 31 years filing for divorce earlier this year, saying she found out about his plans to end their marriage in an email from his attorney.
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As you bounce from show to show, those multiple realities abut, and so you had Mr. LeFlufy's clever, digital-age mélange bumping up against Parke & Ronen, the skimpy swimsuit company, which showed immediately after.
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IF YOU'VE SEEN ONE IMAGE of the Aran Islands, it is likely to be an aerial shot of Inishmore's Dun Aengus, semicircular stone walls that abut a 300-foot sheer cliff above the Atlantic.
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China's "nine-dash line" -- its claimed territorial waters that extend hundreds of miles to the south and east of its island province of Hainan -- abut its neighbors' claims and, in some cases, encroach upon them.
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"We've been looking for really smart teams that have the right domain expertise abut what they're trying to do," says Dror Berman, a co-founder of Innovation Endeavors and a director on the Viz board.
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The National Risk and Vulnerability Assessment Center published a report that showed that only 66 percent of boys and abut 37 percent of girls between the ages of 15-24 in Afghanistan could read and write.
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But the one fantastic thing abut Yours, Mine or Ours is that regardless of who 'wins,' everyone wins, because the couple ultimately ends up under one roof or in a happier, healthier, more productive living situation.
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In addition, the E.P.A. proposes to slash federal protection for wetlands adjacent to the tributary system, reasoning without any scientific basis that only wetlands that directly abut or have a surface connection to tributaries deserve protection.
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But McAfee, who talks openly abut his past hard drug use and life on the lam in Guatemala, is viewed by many as a gadfly who has glommed on to the party for his own purposes.
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To help reduce its debt of abut $130 billion, Petrobras plans to sell $15.1 billion of assets by the end of this year and it has long said it has been seeking partners for its refinery assets.
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That's how many written questions the Texas senator submitted to the company following CEO Mark Zuckerberg's hours of Congressional testimony, and good lord were some of them were mind-numbingly stupid — including one abut a Taylor Swift song.
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Analysts say Russian production is about 11.4 million barrels a day, and Saudi Arabia production is up to abut 10.7 million barrels, after it upped production to compensate for the potential of Iran barrels coming off the market.
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One piece, toward the end of the film, starts with the sort of ascendant strings that wouldn't sound out of place on a Sigur Ros record, only to abut in a screeching freefall as absolute pandemonium unfolds onscreen.
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It's claims are based on its traditional "nine-dash line" -- waters that extend hundreds of miles to the south and east of its island province of Hainan, abut its neighbors' claims and, in some cases, encroach upon them.
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In particular, opponents complained, the rule could have required farmers and other property owners to register for E.P.A. permits to use such chemicals on their land even if the land did not directly abut a major water body.
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Secondly, the ceasefire deal allows Turkey to keep their forces right up to the M4 -- a highway in northern Syria that runs parallel to the Turkish border -- without any buffer onto the Syrian Kurdish areas that directly abut it.
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The actor, 41, opened up abut his sobriety in an interview with the U.K.'s Jonathan Ross in 2008, during which he admitted that he had trouble remembering the last 10 years of his life due to drug and alcohol abuse.
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Similarly, Infowars' ability to abut community standards without flagrantly crossing them (for example, baselessly suggesting that experts argue Sandy Hook may have been a hoax, rather than asserting it himself) allows the outlet to inject false news into Facebook's ecosystem.
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"I deserve to not have to worry abut my children getting stabbed or taking a drug or getting robbed, because that's the issue," one white mom yelled at what appears to be a school assembly in a clip Oliver dug up.
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Graham praised the president for "trying to end the bloodshed through a negotiations deal addressing Turkey's concerns abut certain Kurdish elements near their border" and called on Democrats and Republicans to support Trump's executive order imposing sanctions on Turkish officials.
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Snap, the company that runs Snapchat, told BuzzFeed News that it was concerned abut the privacy implications and legality of sharing data with third parties, adding that safety concerns can be reported from within the app to Snap, which can alert authorities.
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Over these compressed layers, Petersen adds a linear element — in this case a black line that forms an open skeletal structure — halting either before or along the vertical seams suggested by the sections, where two different-colored, horizontally oriented shapes abut each other.
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A multiracial artist actress and singer, Joy Villa wasn't nominated for anything at this year's Grammys — her Instagram profile says she's a "Grammy Considered Artist" — abut she still managed to snag her own piece of the spotlight with her puzzling fashion statement.
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One of the areas will abut the giant Carcará prospect in the BM-S-8 block in Brazil's offshore Santos Basin south of Rio de Janeiro, Marcio Felix, the energy ministry's oil and gas secretary designate, told reporters in Rio de Janeiro.
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The wood bits have been whittled into very small blocks, rectangles, cylinders, and thin planes of varying height and width — all huddled together so that what seem like office towers abut residential buildings that are adjacent to grain silos and power substations.
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Trump's company has been mired for several years in a dispute with local officials in Ireland over plans for a sea wall to protect the eroding sand dunes that abut his 18-hole golf course and hotel in Doonbeg, on Ireland's west coast.
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In the videos, which were part of a YouTube and Facebook campaign called "Black Is Human," teenagers spoke one by one about their fears of someday being counted in the unrelenting scroll of gunfire statistics, and of their sadness abut the violence in their neighborhoods.
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What usually happens at this point in any given story abut a deranged white person expressing violent urges—Hasson allegedly sought to instigate a race war and was inspired in part by Norwegian mass murderer Anders Breivik—is an argument about correlation and causality.
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But Penny Woolcock, who directs the Metropolitan Opera's first staging of the work in a century, strips away some of the fantasy, transporting the action to an impoverished present-day coastal village in the Far East, where fragile tin-and-cardboard homes abut the sea.
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"We can disagree with some of [Trump's] tactics, but the concerns he's raised abut China, and about the challenge that China's state capitalist system poses to the global trading system are legitimate and real," Froman told CNBC Saturday at the annual China Development Forum.
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According to Prince Charles: The Passions and Paradoxes of an Improbable Life, a new biography of the Prince of Wales by royal writer Sally Bedell Smith, Charles felt pressured into his marriage to Diana — and he was still torn abut his love for the then-married Camilla.
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"So glad to see Lisa Origliasso screaming in excitement abut the yes vote after telling us she thinks we should feel 'lucky' we don't get stoned to death like they do in other countries and to get over it a few months ago… Really warms my heart," Rose wrote.
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For the latter, two forms — one a dark, amoebic mass, like an oil spill outlined in yellow, and the other, a diagonal made of interlocking black-and-tan rectangles — abut at the center of the painting, peaking at the top, while three horizontal lines jut outward, simultaneously compressing and pulling apart the composition.
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He and others believe that terraces work best when they rest on setbacks of a building — rather than hover in midair, and abut at least two sides of the apartment to which they belong, providing a sense of enclosure and creating an outdoor room that feels like an extension of the interior.
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It's also important to think abut how freelancing affects your finances long-term, in terms of saving for retirement and the need to pay estimated taxes (hint: if you make thousands of dollars a year from freelancing and don't have big deductions to offset Uncle Sam's cut of your earnings, then you probably do).
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In Ossining, N.Y., a five-bedroom, three-and-a-half-bath, 4,128-square-foot-house built in 2000, with an office/library with built-ins, a family room with a stone fireplace, a smart heating and cooling system, indoor and outdoor surround-sound, a front porch, a backyard deck and a two-car garage, on 1.57 acres that abut wetlands and a golf course.
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