Supermarkets have protested, some affixing apologetic signs on their storefronts.
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Brattle wrote anonymously, affixing only his initials to his pages.
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The latest clubbing fad has people affixing LED strips above their eyes.
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Republicans are expert at affixing a "kick me" sign to frustrated Democrats.
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They're not spray painting their heads silver or affixing elaborate rhinestones to their nails.
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Affixing your own oxygen mask before helping others is a decent tagline for capitalism.
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There was no need to do something so costly such as affixing new grammar.
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The lab is affixing each with a bar code, so that researchers can check out samples.
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That morning, they descended upon those fiberglass angels with fervor, affixing beaks to sculptures across Los Angeles.
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Ojeda bent down and was affixing it to the vehicle when the man jumped him from behind.
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Instead of using bricks in many places, workers are instead affixing thin gray tiles to exterior walls.
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And please tell us what you think of them by affixing a rating to the ones you've cooked.
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With little expertise, militants have disrupted airstrikes and created their own guided missiles by affixing explosives to drones.
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Connect the tracker's charging cable by squeezing both clamps and affixing it to the back of the unit.
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Mr. Andrus died last year, and Mr. Risch objected to the provision affixing his name to the wilderness.
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Stuffing envelopes, affixing labels to empty bento boxes and taking tickets at museums were viewed as better gigs.
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Once she's got me symmetrically plumped with massage, Veronica goes about affixing the suction cups to my rear end.
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Only the physical affixing of a GPS device to a car violates the 4th Amendment according to his view.
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Endorsing postage stamps at a 45 degree angle & affixing stamps to legal document is another popular sovcit element pic.twitter.
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In a statement on Wednesday, the company said it would start affixing ingredient labels to its packaging in November.
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An Alabama Marine Resources Enforcement boat was anchored there, and a man was affixing a camera to a tree.
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On Wednesday, after an inquest on that case, Pret said it would start affixing ingredient labels to its fresh products.
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Half a dozen girls had chosen "art creation," and were sitting around a table affixing stickers to paper and chatting.
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It's tempting to think about affixing single-purpose buttons around your house, ready to instantly reorder toilet paper or laundry detergent.
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She also let him root through archival materials, including photos of women in flared skirts affixing miniature water towers to rooftops.
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Affixing a hearing device to the ear can help, but unfortunately the hospital has none to offer due to lack of funds.
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Preventing reasonable diagnostic or repair functions includes permanently affixing a battery in a manner that makes it difficult or impossible to remove.
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He was affixing tiny gold beads and emerald sequins to the whole thing to make a feather for his big chief's crown.
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I've been collecting every Ann Fact and affixing them to a cork-board in my office, stringing together The Mystery of Ann.
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MIT solved that by also affixing the drone with its own RFID tag, which is about the size of a grain of rice.
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A team from online learning startup Udacity, which offers a "nano" degree in autonomous-car engineering, is affixing a camera to the windshield.
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Hitler realized the folly of affixing his signature to such an order, which, had it become public, might have caused him many problems.
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It can be hidden out of the way by affixing it to the back or bottom of your TV with an included adhesive.
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Adar captures them by affixing handmade sensors to the plants and objects within their environment, and amplifies them for visitors through audio equipment.
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He essentially built his own search engine in it, affixing homemade calfskin tabs to its pages to mark the entries he consulted the most.
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As far as gambits go, affixing a website to the same era that the movie it promotes takes place seems like a safe bet.
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But now, months later, we might be getting that camera, and Hasselblad might be making it...or at least affixing its brand to it.
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The government stopped affixing the labels after several alcohol industry lobbying groups challenged both the research study and the legality of the government's participation.
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Kurds have been celebrating since Monday evening, setting off fireworks, honking horns and affixing flapping red, white and green Kurdish flags to their automobiles.
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Practice lasts two hours and the students prepare almost everything, even affixing the motor to the coach's boat and dragging it into the water.
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A young father hoisted his little girl on his shoulder, carefully affixing a surgical mask to her face, an imperfect shield from the gas.
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For the final vote, two more Republicans joined the Democrats' push, not only guaranteeing Mr Northam's victory but affixing to it the veneer of bipartisanship.
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Prosecutors alleged in court Patterson stole license plates off of another car, affixing them to his vehicle so he could avoid detection from the police.
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In tests as recent as this month, Pyongyang has sought to improve the country's missile capabilities with the ultimate goal of affixing a nuclear payload.
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There was also the bank robber in 2010 whose habit of affixing robbery notes to flowers or plants earned him the nickname the Bouquet Bandit.
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The "royal preparation" for battle referenced in the text here consists of Mr. Kinnear affixing knives to his torso; beheadings, appropriately enough, frame the action.
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Workers were affixing small black-and-white signs to the stone patio outside Zaytinya on Tuesday morning, each one exactly six feet from the next.
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When she wasn't attending Embassy Balls, a lady was reciting diction exercises before bed and affixing Jacquemus-level oversized hats to her immaculately coiffed head.
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Some Greek women used dyed goats hair to create fake unibrows, affixing them with tree resin, Victoria Sherrow documents in Encyclopedia of Hair: A Cultural History.
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They were deeply resistant to the idea of affixing their name to a project—despite the fact the school already has a planetarium named after them.
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Tell us what you think of them by affixing a rating or a note to the ones you've cooked — and of course share them with friends.
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In Weiss's account, Gibson is just a conservative, and the left has unfairly castigated him and his events by affixing the label "white supremacist" to both.
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Tidemand has assembled a colony of miniature metropolises by shaping small pieces of wood, painting them white, and affixing them to the gallery walls with glue.
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They show their support through their actions, or even by seemingly small things like attending events, adding comments on Slack or affixing stickers to their cubicles.
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His series, and subsequent book, shows Irish politicians as they appear on campaign signs, impaled by the nails and zip-ties affixing them to posts and fences.
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However, were they "racists" in any sense that would justify affixing such a contemptuous label upon someone trying their best in this vale of tears called life?
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The biggest problem, structurally, is essentially stapling an extra lane onto the bridge, which requires affixing old steel to new steel (not ideal, from an engineering perspective).
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They simply wanted to make sure the crown fit properly and everything was good to go before permanently affixing a piece of ceramic in my mouth.Sure. Fine.
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In 2017, Rakuten signed a three-year deal with the budding NBA dynasty valued at a reported $60 million, which included affixing Rakuten's logo to Warriors' jerseys.
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The new plan would hang the cables on racks, instead of affixing them directly to the tunnel wall, requiring 60 percent fewer bolts to hang the cables.
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The threat of fines and prosecution has, for decades, helped prod industries to take steps to protect birds, like affixing red lights on communication towers, they say.
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Affixing an internal patch after a sealant has been used requires a thorough cleanup of all the goo inside, said Tom Carter, technical communications director for Michelin.
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Shaked looks sultry, running a hand through her hair, affixing an earring, draping a white jacket on her shoulders, caressing a banister as she descends the stairs.
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In the last decade or so, food marketers have been having a grand time affixing the "natural" label on everything from 7-up to fruit snacks to Cheetos.
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People are stumbling over and around one another, affixing eyelashes, spraying what can only be described as unhealthy amounts of hair and glitter spray around their general person.
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The Huntsville Fire & Rescue team pulled out all the stops, even affixing a camera to the end of a pipe and using it to keep track of Toffee.
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But with a legal limit on the number of existing medallions, someone would have to purchase the right to operate a taxi before affixing it to their Tesla.
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I have been anonymously wheat-pasting drawings, some with poems, and affixing small sculptures up in the streets of my neighborhood for a little over a year now.
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By cutting up his own drawings and collaging them together before affixing them to grounds, Webster employs two different processes to push his work into a new place.
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They're also fully customizable and can be cut or combined to fit a variety of jobs, including gathering headphone cords and affixing computer cables to a table leg.
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PROMPT, or Percussive and Rotary Multi-Purpose Tool, is designed for tasks like drilling for scientific samples or affixing a solar panel to the surface of the Moon.
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On Friday, she and some friends made paper flowers and now we will be affixing them to some netting, which will hang on a clothes rack behind a couch.
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The robots have spools of carbon fiber thread that they pass back and forth after affixing to points on the wall, like two hands putting together a cat's cradle.
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"Affixing a banner to the national monument is strictly prohibited, and an investigation is underway by the United States Park Police to identify suspects," officials said in a statement.
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Well into the heart of a primary season that will lead to hot campaigning for the general election, it is much too early to already begin re-affixing Rep.
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She has shown a talent for restraint over the year—writing five gushy letters to boys she is infatuated with, and affixing stamps to them, but never sending them.
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By affixing a date to our tax obligations from excessive government spending, the Tax Foundation reminds us that we're not working for ourselves when we're working for the government.
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As for naming, we still don't know whether Apple will continue its tradition of affixing an "S" to an existing model number, or if it will be called iPhone 2000.
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Rather, in the same way that Apple layers its self-driving technology on Lexus SUVs, Samsung appears to have gone the route of affixing its sensors to third-party cars.
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Save the ones you're interested in to your recipe box and then, when you're done, tell us what you think by affixing a rating or a note to the recipe.
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In rooms without heat, the newest and poorest arrivals, many of them undocumented, sat bent over sewing machines, tacking collars onto shirts or affixing brightly colored stripes to jogging pants.
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Giacometti was a master of affixing tiny animals and curling leaves to the bronze framework of his designs, lending them a fey quality; Anthonioz eschews ornament, preferring sleek minimalist shapes.
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Having successfully completed the latest task in the growing category of "Things Airline Employees Used to Do" — printing out and affixing my own bag-routing tag — I proceed to security.
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The defendant was arrested while removing state tax stamps and affixing counterfeit ones, and "her hands were covered in adhesive at the time of the arrest," according to court documents.
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But CEO Joe Hogan shrugged of the notion, telling the host its product line is a matter of demand: some people would prefer clear aligners over affixing braces to their teeth.
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The more you twist, the stronger of a hold the bun will have, Townsend explains, before affixing it tightly at the back of her head with a couple of bobby pins.
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On a recent afternoon, the Australian-born Mr. Ham looked out on the workers in hard hats affixing pine planking to cover the Tyvek plastic wrap still visible on the stern.
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The Trump campaign is obsessed with the signs, a low-cost form of advertising that its candidate has perfected in his day job, by affixing his name to towers across the world.
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Clinic Coordinator Kaitlyn Bishop shows me into a small room and begins affixing, strapping, and wrapping data-collecting equipment to, on, and around me while I saddle up on a cycle ergometer.
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As I watched the postal clerk affixing her special stickers last week, I thought about the woman I had loved, and who had loved me in return, and whom I still miss.
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Wildlife biologists had long studied caribou by swooping down in helicopters, netting them, and affixing them with radio collars, a process that some Dene saw as disrespectful to creatures they considered kin.
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By affixing our own metal canvases to a train carriage, spraying the train and then removing the canvases and displaying them in a gallery, it brings up the questions of ownership and permission.
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He became a zealot while at college after reading Marcus Aurelius' "Meditations" four times in a row and then affixing his favorite passages from the book to the walls of his dorm room.
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Mr. Biederman added that his agency was still working with the East Harlem neighborhood and elected officials on affixing historical markers to the statue, even though the community board wants it taken down.
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To the type of person who feels a bit guilty staring at their phone all day, blind to everyday life's beauty, this is clearly a next step, literally affixing a screen to your face.
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But to prove they are really committed to change — and not just affixing their signature to a statement of lofty aspirations — they must embrace a system where they are held accountable for their stewardship.
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Go browse them a while and, when you've cooked one, tell us what you think of it by affixing a rating or a note to the recipe so that others may benefit from your experience.
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In early spring, before the crops were planted, I drove down from Chicago's Midway Airport along Route 66, that old-fashioned strip of duct tape affixing America's great farmland to California and the Mountain West.
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There they were, a dozen on each side of the street, all of them shaggy with flowers, the air around them swarming with floating petals, as if the petals were affixing themselves to the branches.
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He sat by us through thick and thin, nodding and affixing a Vox Union pin to his neckerchief, comforting us with a simulated heartbeat that roughly matched our own, barking lightly, when we allowed him to.
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The government came out on the losing side in Jones; the justices all agreed (though via different rationales) that secretly affixing a GPS-tracker to a suspect's car counted as a "search" requiring Fourth Amendment protection.
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But the characters take joy in affixing a handwritten message to a blooming branch, in attending an all-night gossip session around a lit brazier on a porch, and in falling in and out of love.
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To prevent the inexorable balding process in which bagels shed their toppings, a fine slurry of modified tapioca starch works like a powerful, edible glue, firmly affixing a dense, even layer of toppings to baked bagels.
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In the months that followed, though, the subway's many underlying problems burst open like a broken water main, and angry riders made a point of affixing the hashtag #CuomosMTA to their proliferating complaints on social media.
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"Larry's only issue with the mural was the tarnishing of his image and his 'brand' by affixing tattoos to his body," said Salle, who added that he received a picture of the artwork from Bird last Friday.
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Investigators also faulted Nycha, as the housing agency is known, for not complying with new city rules on elevator inspections that require affixing metal tags in the elevators to display the annual inspections and maintenance of braking systems.
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The process began by affixing a 360-degree camera on top of a skier's helmet as he zipped down the actual mountain in Korea to capture footage of real-world conditions, complete with wind whooshing past the microphone.
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Once the curtain fell, a bounty of hugs, congratulations and photo-taking awaited Young, but there was still one more formality: affixing a small plaque, engraved with his name, among the others on display at the artists' entrance backstage.
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If your apartment is cold this spring as it has been in the past, keep a record of when this happens by affixing a thermometer to your wall and taking a date- and time-stamped photograph of the temperature.
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Contemporary liberalism now expresses itself chiefly in the language of self-affirmation and moral censure: of being the party of the higher-minded; of affixing the suffix "phobe" to millions of people who don't appreciate being described as bigots.
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Affixing more personal stories to diamonds — and infusing them with more meaning and emotion — has become a way to help reheat a cooling industry, which recent data from Bain & Company show has only begun to rebound after a period of weakness.
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The Xbox 360 remained largely invulnerable until late 2009, when security researchers finally identified a weakness: By affixing a modchip to an arcane set of motherboard pins used for quality-assurance testing, they managed to nullify the 360's defenses.
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"We want to give a clear signal that people have a desire to stress their identity," he said after being photographed affixing an ornate wooden cross, the gift of a former Munich cardinal, to a wall in the premier's office.
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Another working paper by Mr Leibbrandt and others finds that when firms show the importance of diversity more convincingly, by including a human-sounding statement from the CEO rather than affixing a perfunctory, legalistic equal-opportunity statement, minority applications increase.
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The collaboration between Yoshua Okón and Santiago Sierra featured a toilet in the shape of the Museo Soumaya — the much-maligned new institution housing the second-rate collection of billionaire Carlos Slim — onto which four workmen were affixing hexagonal panels.
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When employees weren't at dinners or parties around the hotel pool, which had the giant U from the Uber logo illuminated on the water, they walked the beach handing out Uber postcards and affixing pro-Uber posters to light poles.
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As Trump and his team must have certainly known, the last nationally prominent American politician to propose making flag burning illegal and affixing a hefty fine of as much as $100,000 for doing so was... then-Senator Hillary Clinton in 2005.
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In the mid-2000s, Iranian-backed Hezbollah groups in Iraq partially disassembled rockets like these, affixing large homemade explosive warheads to the rocket motor to create a weapon that coalition intelligence officers call the IRAM, or improvised rocket-assisted munition.
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Each morning, Crispin Hernandez, then a dairy worker in upstate New York, would wake up at dawn and shuffle cows one by one into milking chutes, then sanitize and massage their teats before affixing a milking machine to each udder.
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But since concerns about Sanders are driven in part by the accurate observation that "socialism" as a label polls poorly in the United States, the fact that affixing that label to Sanders doesn't really shift polling at all tells you something.
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The industry built to publish and disseminate scientific articles — companies such as Elsevier — has managed to become incredibly profitable by getting a lot of taxpayer-funded, highly skilled labor for free and affixing a premium price tag to its goods.
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Subway leaders say the new approach is different because it relies on racks, instead of affixing cables directly to the tunnel wall, which would result in a 60 percent reduction in the number of bolts needed to hang the cables.
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When: Opens Sunday, August 14 Where: Fowler Museum (UCLA North Campus, Westwood, Los Angeles) The Wixárika or Huichol people of Western Mexico are well known for their nierakate, brightly colored yarn paintings made by affixing yarn to a wooden board with beeswax.
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Ramos has gone for the nuclear option here — as everyone knows, affixing the word "cyber" to anything makes it ten times more ominous, while also having the effect of convincing people you know what you're talking about when it comes to technology.
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Nearly two dozen other House Republicans — about half of them politically vulnerable and many in districts with large Hispanic populations — have followed suit, affixing their signatures to a petition that is just a few votes short of forcing Mr. Ryan to act.
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SASKATOON, Saskatchewan — On a recent brilliant morning, the University of Saskatchewan transformed its college green into a powwow arena, with white canvas tepees, drum circles and lines of young women braiding their hair and affixing eagle plumes in preparation for graduation festivities.
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But because the company has declined to share any internal data from the project, the fact-checkers say they have no way of determining whether the "disputed" tags they're affixing to "fake news" articles slow — or perhaps even accelerate — the stories' spread.
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Indeed, the industry built to publish and disseminate scientific articles — companies such as Elsevier and Springer Nature — has managed to become incredibly profitable by getting a lot of taxpayer-funded, highly skilled labor for free and affixing a premium price tag to its goods.
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Rei Kawakubo called her Comme des Garçons Homme Plus show "Boyhood" and none-too-subtly underscored the theme by affixing rubber toy molds of a car, a dinosaur and a steam engine to the toe caps of shoes and various surfaces of her clothes.
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"It gets to the question of whether your soul is important enough to paint about," says Weatherford, who worked as a bookkeeper for Mike Kelley before getting her first real taste of success in 2012, when she started affixing neon rods directly to the canvas.
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He then created counterfeit identity documents in their names, affixing his photograph to the ones with male names, and a photograph of a female murder victim whose image had been published in press accounts for the identity documents that had female names, prosecutors said.
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Trump learned this early pursuing periodicals like "Gentleman's Quarterly," deploying over-the-top comments to garner press coverage during his ownership of the United States Football League and eventually affixing his name to anything, from hotel towers to wine to Serta Trump Home Collection, a line of mattresses.
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A stack of evenly spaced linear pencil lines descends diagonally across the surface of the "raw canvas," echoing the tilted orientation of the longest turquoise band, which cuts across the painting's upper right hand corner, "affixing" it to the ground (or what can be read as wall) beneath.
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Harris thinks affixing the "cutesy" label of Friendsgiving onto a scraped-together, potluck-style event popular among Millennials that will never actually rival the lavish spreads of real Thanksgiving implies approval by the powers that be of Millennial adults' lower income and lower living standards compared to prior generations.
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Instead of hooking one end of the chain to an actual wallet and shoving said wallet into the back pocket of your jeans, the 2016 version involves affixing one end of the chain to a belt loop above a front pocket and the other onto a belt loop over a back pocket.
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In junior high, I chose my best friend Mylie because I knew her mother always had a carton of butter pecan in the freezer which we would sneak out of the house with to lie naked in the backyard for suntans thus affixing an air of debauchery to my sweet tooth for life.
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Among the many tales that Hall circulated as proof of the divine and powerful nature of America was a story that an angel had appeared at the signing of the Declaration of Independence as the founders waffled over affixing their signatures and inspired them with God's word to birth America into the world.
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At the NY Faerie Festival in the hamlet of Ouaquaga, N.Y., this summer, people of all ages lined up at the Caravan so Ms. Wood could scan features and jaw lines to determine the most flattering ears for undecided patrons and then artfully tint them with makeup before affixing with spirit gum.
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Whether we were affixing an ear to a mouse or growing miniature chimp brains in ostrich bodies and then shoving those brains into dinosaurs, we did not want to think overmuch about the individual animals we were experimenting on — or even the more robust creations that came after those first and second generations.
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While environmental regulations under the Clean Air Act often require states to cut pollution by using specific technology, such as affixing "scrubbers" to smokestacks, the Clean Power Plan goes further: It asks states to reduce pollution by making changes to their entire electricity systems — shutting down coal plants, and building wind and solar plants.
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After winning five straight over unranked Big 8 opponents, they lost to a pair of top-five teams, Duke and Oklahoma, and then fell by 15 to Kansas State in the conference tournament, affixing themselves squarely on the NCAA tournament bubble—all of this despite the presence of forward Danny Manning, the best player in the country by a considerable margin.
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Every purgatorial season was like every other purgatorial season, with various haunted lottery picks affixing a thousand-yard stare at the end of their rookie contracts and slowly shuffling forward and a host of defective vagabonds—able-bodied bigs with hands like buttered oven mitts, grave Slavic big men who regarded rebounding as unclean, stringbean perimeter gunners who d'ed up with all the command and purpose of a toddler trying to play bagpipes—orbiting wanly around them.
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It also posted on its website a video showing Mr. Schmidt ceremoniously affixing a black-and-white photo of Van Huysum's still life in the Room of the Putti of the Pitti Palace, which is overseen by the Uffizi, where the painting hung before it was stolen during World War II. Around the photo in bold red lettering is the word "stolen" in Italian, English and German, and a caption posted in front of it explains that the work was taken by German soldiers and is now held by a German family.
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