Things happen, sounds travel, language changes, the mainstream appropriates, genres meld, the mainstream re-appropriates, and before you know it house is no longer holy.
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The legislature appropriates funds, writes laws and approves administrative rules.
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Agencies are obligated to spend funds that Congress appropriates for them.
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Vasudevan appropriates each campaign's design template to make the corresponding paraphernalia.
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Njena Jarvis, like James Phillips, appropriates forms based on indigenous African imagery.
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Yet, Congress appropriates an average of less than $85033 billion a year.
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Yet Congress appropriates an average of less than $1 billion per year.
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Typing "roll tree frog" appropriates the object into your ever-growing Katamari ball.
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" True to the bit, he even appropriates Thug's serpentine emoji aesthetic on "Snake.
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That's not why Congress appropriates $80 billion a year for the intelligence community.
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And he definitely wouldn't support a spending bill that appropriates money for the reinsurance.
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It's a masterpiece in the way he depicts the scene and appropriates Western civilization.
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Congress must adopt a law that specifically appropriates the money to make that payment.
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Nioh appropriates the core ideas of the Souls games, but it features faster-paced combat.
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Along the way, it freely appropriates tropes from the Halloween, Terminator, and James Bond franchises.
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The fan appropriates it in the same way that we do, and we acknowledge that.
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Though it's part of the EPA, Congress appropriates its budget separately to give it independence.
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He's supposed to spend funds that Congress appropriates and for the things that Congress appropriates them for — that's what stands in the way of the wall (unless he persuades Mexico to pay for it and construct it on the other side of the border).
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"Ariana Grande appropriates non-white cultures to be 'sassy' and 'exotic,'" writer Muqing M. Zhang tweeted.
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The most likely scenario is that the administration drops the appeal, and Congress appropriates the money.
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However, experts are skeptical any progress will be made until Congress appropriates money for that research.
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This is the spending that Congress appropriates on an annual basis for the government to spend.
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Funding for these facilities will run out "sometime this month" unless Congress appropriates more money, said Sen.
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That's why it appropriates $2 million to fund state-level surveys to identify training and infrastructure needs.
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Congress appropriates the JAG funds in each annual budget based on each jurisdiction's population and crime rate.
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What's more, the law also requires HHS to reimburse the insurers regardless of whether Congress appropriates funds.
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After all, it is Congress, not bureaucrats, that makes laws and appropriates money to implement the laws.
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Congress must pay specific attention to how it appropriates the funds allocated to EPA in the budget.
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What keeps you watching is how thoroughly and meticulously the show appropriates and subverts true-crime conventions.
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"It's essentially haute couture, and we know haute couture appropriates from minorities and urban communities," she said.
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The video appropriates footage of civil rights icon Malcolm X talking about his own conversion to Islam.
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The measure also appropriates about $63 million for unpaid wage increases owed to about 24,000 unionized state workers.
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Congress appropriates funds to the Executive branch with the expectation that those will be the only funds spent.
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The plan appropriates 50 percent of funds toward such grants, which will cover a broad array of projects.
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The bill appropriates $2.6 billion for Capital Investment Grants for transit, which Trump's budget wanted to wind down.
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While Congress appropriates funds, the executive branch generally operates the process that dictates when the money is deployed.
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The term 'whitewash' is sometimes used to describe the tendency in which Western culture appropriates minority cultures around it.
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Here the producer Ulla Straus appropriates the term to describe music that's more or less the opposite of that.
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He appropriates from himself for a change, making canvases that are partly painted, partly photo based and all collage.
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The manner in which Lu, convinced the photograph is her masterpiece, appropriates his death haunts her throughout the novel.
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We're automatic witnesses to the spectacle of wild nature, which comes along and re-appropriates things as it desired.
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Löppönen, on the other hand, appropriates religious iconography and form to explore the healing nature of suffering and human struggle.
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Today, KAWS appropriates icons (Mickey Mouse, The Michelin Man) and imposes upon them his own signatures (XX eyes, skulls, gloves).
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We still very much want mainstream media representation, and we want it in a way that celebrates, rather than appropriates.
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As part of the deal, the Israeli government signed a letter agreeing to give back any additional money Congress appropriates.
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" In an email, Mr. Sultan wrote, "Fashion has always appropriated art, and I think it's nice when art appropriates fashion.
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Most presidential budgets are routinely declared dead on arrival by members of Congress, the branch of government that appropriates money.
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The real question is, once Congress appropriates the funds and the federal government begins spending, who will benefit and how?
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When Congress appropriates emergency supplemental funding for COVID-19, it should put the money into the Public Health Emergency Fund.
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Every president appropriates his party's election apparatus for his own ends, but the Trump team is absorbing the infrastructure entirely.
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The White House's budget proposal is in fact just a recommendation, and Congress ultimately sets a budget and appropriates funds.
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He also called for leadership to remove a provision that appropriates a "stability fund" to shore up the ObamaCare exchanges.
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As I wrote back in 2018, the alt-right appropriates the philosopher Nietzsche in similar ways and for similar reasons.
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Every year, Congress appropriates funding for defense by way of a recurring piece of legislation called the National Defense Authorization Act.
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Trump seems to have no use for originality or creativity and instead appropriates others' aesthetics to prove that he is worthy.
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"The long history of currency tells us that what the private sector innovates, the state eventually regulates and appropriates," he said.
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It's also true that the Antideficiency Act prohibits the use of federal funds for anything other than what Congress specifically appropriates.
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By law, LWCF is supposed to receive $85033 million per year from energy revenues, but Congress rarely appropriates the full amount.
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It includes a pathway to citizenship for some illegal immigrants, and fully appropriates $25 billion for President Trump&aposs border wall plan.
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Game of Thrones appropriates this tendency by meticulously set-designing, lighting and framing each scene as if it's a Pre-Raphaelite painting.
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It also appropriates a big chunk of funds to rural infrastructure projects, including transportation, broadband installation, and water and waste treatment programs.
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In other words, if a state appropriates $1 billion to higher education, the federal government would give them an additional $1 billion.
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In other words, it appropriates the language of civil rights to push what essentially amounts to a personal political grievance in the workplace.
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That's certainly the unspoken message of Talmadge's exhibition, for which she appropriates pointillism as the perfect aesthetic form to envisage a funeral home.
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For example, Zheng Chong-Xiao begins with the lifting of martial law, and freely appropriates images to write the contemporary history of Taiwan.
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The Matrix movies — the sequels, in particular — are what you get when Hollywood appropriates in ways that are more imaginative than whitewashing characters.
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But public health experts and former CDC officials say that, unless Congress actually appropriates money for that research, no progress will be made.
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It is unlikely that Congress, which passes its own budgets and appropriates public money, would approve a raft of cuts to social programs.
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Even if Congress disregards the budget and appropriates funds, the administration can use its discretionary power to withhold all or part of them.
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"Bird" is the word for artist Hagar Fletcher, who here appropriates discarded objects and transforms them into leggy sculptures of the avian persuasion.
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She appropriates images for her collages to radically transform them into a contemporary commentary on an Americana brand of media representation and gender presentation.
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It is particularly frustrating that while the Iraqi government enthusiastically appropriates Assyrian statues, it simultaneously denies the Assyrian community any political power and dignity.
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" Collyer then wrote: "The Affordable Care Act unambiguously appropriates money for Section 1401 premium tax credits but not for Section 1402 reimbursements to insurers.
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Each fiscal year Congress appropriates billions of dollars to USDA and provides guidance and direction into how much of that money should be spent.
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Shakespeare appropriates Islam for Protestant causes, aligning the false prophecy of Muhammad with the inspired Joan of Arc; Was Mahomet inspired with a dove?
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José Serrano (D-NY), chairman of the House subcommittee that appropriates funds for NASA, cited the potential astronomical cost of the space agency's lunar program.
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And using federal funds for anything other than what Congress appropriates them for is illegal under that the Antideficiency Act, which was enacted in 50.
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Is it free if you're paying taxes to pay for it or if Sanders appropriates it from private companies that spend capital to develop it?
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In doing so, she appropriates the Dada masterpiece as if it were some piece of kitsch on the site of her own personal burlesque set.
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Of note: Congress appropriates funding for the budget and it's not expected to agree to these particular reductions, but the proposal shows the administration's current priorities.
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Thomas appropriates images drawn from advertising campaigns to investigate the subtle and not so subtle ways in which ads reinforce ideas about race and race relations.
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The bill, which Obama is expected to promptly sign into law, also appropriates $1.1 billion in new money to battle an outbreak of the Zika virus.
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Here's the math: 355 - 283 = 72 The 355-ship fleet has not been authorized yet — Congress appropriates the money one year at a time, Harrison said.
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" It adds that the eventual basis for making them "can be determined only in connection with whatever statute ultimately appropriates funds for the cost-sharing program.
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But with an all-Black cast and a deft artistic hand, Monáe explodes and re-appropriates pussy power as a personal, queer, and universally positive force.
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In a recent work, he appropriates "Raising the Flag on Iwo Jima" by placing yellow hardhats on the men and replacing the flag with his design.
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In a new move, Warren called for eliminating the debt ceiling altogether or having it go up automatically as Congress appropriates money to limit future risk.
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Second, he said if the FBI were to ask for more resources, the request would be made of Congress (which appropriates money) rather than the executive branch.
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Glenn Ligon, who generally appropriates 20th century African American literary figures in his hand-stenciled text paintings, uses his own invented text in I Found My Voice.
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But Mr. Goldsmith said Captain Smith faced many other hurdles, including precedents that suggest that when Congress appropriates money for a conflict it has implicitly authorized it.
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With a humorous tone, Bright appropriates the film stills of Rebel Without a Cause, replacing Sal Mineo, who plays James Dean's friend in the film, with herself.
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In her upcoming performances on the High Line, Swiss artist Alexandra Bachzetsis appropriates and redeploys gestures and movements from a range of high and low cultural contexts.
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University of Michigan law professor Nicholas Bagley, an expert on this issue, told me that if Congress appropriates the money for these subsidies, they would begin flowing again immediately.
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Malouf appropriates Mapplethorpe's photograph, "Cock and Gun" (203) in another work, and in one sense, this could be read as a response to the reactionary censorship embodied by Helms.
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In the speech, Armstrong calls for power and justice to return to the hands of the people, derides the media, and flagrantly appropriates MLK's "I Have a Dream" speech.
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Congress currently appropriates $3.36 million through existing law that allows states to provide a wide variety of respite services, including in the home and at a respite care center.
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So I believe that we all must fight against the presumed good intentions of Koons and his supporters as the happy sculpture appropriates our recovery and re-victimizes us.
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Wheeler appropriates Faure's orientalized vision of the paintings, with its many allusions to exotic colors, precious stones, and glistening metals, almost as if the MoMA curator had invented the metaphors.
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In "Nastia's Manifesto" (2008), Mosquito takes on one of his many personas — this time a feminine alter ego with a thick Russian accent — and appropriates the form of a manifesto.
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What this means in practice—what new infrastructure Mr Trump wants, where the money will come from or how a congressional bill "generates", rather than appropriates, funds—is anyone's guess.
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I know I put half of you to bed, but there is the Budget and Impoundment Act of 1974 that says if Congress appropriates money, you have to spend it.
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It's a rich argument, given the Republicans' increasing extremism under President Barack Obama, and one that essentially appropriates Democratic arguments against Trump and Republicans dating back to the 2016 election.
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"You can't have a circumstance in which the governor, after the legislature appropriates funds, is free to veto and veto and veto appropriations to fund the act," Mr. Kilbreth said.
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The federal government also appropriates money to help with transitions, which go toward operating costs like technology and office space, which is provided to both candidates by the General Services Administration.
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A 28 spot appropriates the nauseous, dissociative glamour of Lost in Translation's Tokyo tourism in a series of shots out of various windows, looking into the foreign from a safe distance.
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This gesture works particularly well when Liu Wei appropriates the picture from the annals of art history, such as a Vincent Van Gogh self-portrait or an heroic figure by Velasquez.
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From newspapers such as The Baltimore Sun and The Chicago Tribune, Ruff appropriates old media clippings that mark technological advancement in the US, from sea to space, during the 20th century.
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Trump slammed the "dishonest media" Friday for reporting the new plan, tweeting that Mexico will still be forced to pay for the wall later even if Congress appropriates funds for the project.
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Growing up connected to internet pop culture and digital media, I loved it because it appropriates consumer culture in a way where the culture is taken over, remixed, and reconfigured by its users.
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Later in the film, as Park is on-trial, Jung appropriates propaganda from the era, where in a staged conversation two men and two women discuss their thoughts on war with the north.
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Of course, because it's the legislative branch's constitutional right to allocate government funding (and it's illegal to use federal funds for anything other than what Congress appropriates it for), Trump is legally limited.
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"I know that Congress appropriates money for the E.P.A. to protect human health and the environment — not for repairs to the administrator's residence," she wrote in a letter last month to the agency.
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Placed throughout City Hall Park, fleeting digital images become tangible in the hands of this young artist, who appropriates freely available imagery from scientific and astronomical websites and prints them on aluminum flats.
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Congress appropriates money for foreign aid and would have to sign off on reducing aid to the countries through the appropriations process, something unlikely to happen with Democrats retaking the House majority in January.
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The president determines the number of refugees accepted each year in consultation with Congress, which appropriates the funds, and the government contracts with nine agencies, six of which are faith-based, to resettle them.
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Can someone truly reach this level of fame with this genre of music yet be so lacking in rudimentary knowledge about the real issues that face the people whose culture he appropriates so hard?
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On the other hand, white supremacist capitalism exploits those they have marginalized, appropriates it for a mainstream audience, and shares none of the economic or cultural profits that these marginalized groups, often black, create.
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Assembly Bill 5 is was passed by the legislative body in May, and now depends on the Senate's appropriates committee to bring it before a full vote of the second chamber, The Verge reported.
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" Mnuchin said if Congress appropriates the money, but he doesn't have the ability to borrow more money and pay for it, "we're not going to be able to get that money to the state.
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But better yet is the genius with which he appropriates spiraling configurations of the classical dancer's arms and transforms them into B-Boy moves, knotting and unknotting his limbs with miraculous fluidity and speed.
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Initially photographed as a Baroque Madonna with one exposed breast, suckling a swaddled bundle, her garments are gradually removed until, ecstatically stripped bare, Orlan finally appropriates the erotic pose in Botticelli's "The Birth of Venus".
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This will give Congress the opportunity to demand proof that local political actors are making real progress before it appropriates funds for large-scale (and expensive) reconstruction, saving American lives and dollars in the process.
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The deal also appropriates $14.9 billion to CBP and $7.6 billion to ICE, two agencies that have drawn the ire of progressive activists over their role in Trump's efforts to ramp up detentions and deportations.
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We were surprised that an artist of his assumed stature was not sensitive to the many levels on which his work not only appropriates, but even negates the discussion we initiated with the Homeland hack.
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The work mimics and appropriates music videos by the likes of Kanye West in a meditation on pop and digital culture, suggesting an algorithm of entertainment, maybe even brainwashing at the hands of machine overlords.
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The hipster phenomenon, after all, is a largely white one that appropriates symbols of white working-class masculinity (think white tank tops with tattoos or the plaid shirts of lumbersexuals) without really giving up class privilege.
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Trump has thus far refused to reopen the government unless Congress appropriates money for a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border, but on Friday seemed to suggest that he would be open larger immigration reform proposals.
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A summary of the legislation said it appropriates $367 million in supplemental general state aid under a new formula that takes into account the assessed valuation of property within a district on a per pupil basis.
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Today's start-up culture appropriates the communal values of earlier utopias to serve the purposes of the free market—we are taught to uphold teamwork as the highest ideal, while simultaneously being encouraged to compete as individuals.
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It is here that Bajagic, 26, finds the images that she appropriates in her paintings: photos from 1990s horror-porn magazines with names like Draculina, murderabilia, pictures from barely legal websites, portraits of murdered and missing women.
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Running more than seven hours, the film appropriates commercials, cartoons, educational films and historical snippets to create a head-spinning collage of Americana, with Mr. Jacobs's own footage and political commentary serving as a sort of glue.
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But very little in immigration law is straightforward, starting with the fact that while there are an estimated 11 million unauthorized immigrants in the country, Congress annually appropriates only enough money to deport a few hundred thousand.
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Especially trenchant is the idea — as you can get from this satirical Instagram bio of a spiritual "Karen" — that a stereotypical Karen plays fast and loose with pseudoscience, appropriates identities, may be conservative, and is extremely picky.
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The year-end spending package released by Congress appropriates $28503 million to be distributed between the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) to study firearm-related injuries and deaths.
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Nevertheless, foreign investors might understandably conclude that a government which appropriates property in one area might do so in another; they would demand compensation for this risk in the form of a higher yield or lower pound. 4.
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The link, though, is straightforward and simple: A society that appropriates our culture without regard for the damage it does is one that will inevitably allow a powerful corporation to appropriate our lands without regard for our people.
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If the Trump administration appropriates the actions of these groups to justify military intervention, it will no doubt give other dictators and human rights abusers pause when considering whether to allow humanitarian aid to come into conflict zones.
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For instance, the omnibus funding bill signed late last month clarified that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) can research gun violence, but unless Congress appropriates money for gun violence research, it's not a significant change.
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The arguments against Walker's art have been led by Betye Saar, the criminally underrated assemblage artist whose socially conscious work appropriates and subverts racist tropes like the mammy or the pickaninny in an attempt to empower black people.
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Darryl Terrell's photograph, Untitled (Dion #2), of three partially clothed black males, and Oli Rodriguez' queer print, Eros st Psyche (La Seducción Fetal), which appropriates the style of 19th century painting, seems aligned with Gamboa's gender-fucking politics.
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Lyndon Barrois' Meme series, Beverly Hills PoC, for instance, appropriates stills from the film, Beverly Hills Cop, to present the protagonist Axel Foley (Eddie Murphy) as a young artist trying to gain entry into the Los Angeles art scene.
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But as legal expert Nicholas Bagley has pointed out, even with the court wins, health insurers may not be able to collect their risk corridor money until Congress appropriates funds — the same Congress that neutered the risk corridor payments.
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He then showed slides to indicate what the fencing would look like under the new congressional spending bill that appropriates nearly $85033 million for repairs, including the erection of levee and bollard walls to bolster security in some places.
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Instead of allowing their children to benefit from the sacrifices made to build the businesses, the government appropriates the fruits of many decades of hard work for which female entrepreneurs often pay a disproportionately high price in personal sacrifices.
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He appropriates the title of a highland lord from "Macbeth" and explains that he is taking the muddled Michael — now "Malcolm" — to see if a specialist in New York can do anything about his brother's awful fox-hunting accident.
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As of 2016, Israel appropriates over 85% of Palestinian water and Palestinians in the West Bank have access to only 73 liters of water a day, while illegal settlers swim in pools and have access to over 300 liters.
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If icon painters exploit light to remind us of our blindness in relation to the divine, Strau appropriates this strategy as self-reflection — or rather as spectral reflections of himself and other profane mortals obsessively seeking faith and illumination.
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Before Congress appropriates the next round of funds for child care, lawmakers should revisit the current direction of the program and consider alternative ways, such as refundable tax credits, to serve the child care needs of more low income children.
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One starts to think this Lattimer fella is pretty cool, as he smashes his head through the window of an early-model Ford Explorer and appropriates Native American imagery to project himself as a warrior figure on and off the field.
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And Newsome does not cut any conceptual corners: he is dealing with fraught historical interactions, notably the early 20th-century avant-garde's absorption of African and Oceanic forms, and re-appropriates some of their most visible signifiers as meat and material.
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On Friday, the House passed a bill, already passed through the Senate, that appropriates over $15 billion for hurricane relief and stops the country from defaulting on its debts and keeps the government running at current funding levels until December.
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Congress requires the State Department to certify that Northern Triangle governments are cooperating on particular things — including protecting human rights and curbing unauthorized migration — in order to allocate many of the foreign aid funds it appropriates for a given year.
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" Theorist Kobena Mercer has identified this manipulation of Western symbols as a quintessential diasporic strategy that "critically appropriates elements from the master codes of the dominant culture and 'creolizes' them, disarticulating given signs and re-articulating their symbolic meaning otherwise.
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When Mr. Monkman appropriates Henry Inman's 1830s portrait of Eagle of Delight, also named Hayne Hudjihini, a native woman noted for her beauty, he marks her chest and shoulders with traces of measles, the imported disease from which she died.
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The noblewoman who owns the land — the Marchesa Alfonsina De Luna (Nicoletta Braschi) — insists that her power over her tenants, who are perpetually in her debt even as she appropriates the fruits of their labor, represents the natural order of things.
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It's a work in which the artist appropriates the line, "I am not tragically colored," from Zora Neale Hurston's celebrated 37163 essay, "How It Feels to Be Colored Me," and stencils it in bluish-black oil repeatedly on a wooden door.
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Pedro Páramo, the main character of the novel and the unmet father of its narrator, Juan Preciado, is a cacique (boss), who by violence and threat appropriates all the land in the fictional town of Comala, along with many of its women.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - The Illinois Supreme Court reversed two lower court rulings on Thursday and held that unionized state workers whose 2011 raises were withheld during a state budget crisis are not entitled to back pay unless the state legislature appropriates the money.
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The current rule also allows the secretary of Health and Human Services to delay full implementation of the full-day requirement until Congress appropriates enough funding to allow all Head Start grantees to meet it without reducing the number of children served.
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As these mandatory programs continue to grow, the portion of the federal budget that Congress appropriates every year, known as discretionary spending, becomes less and less significant in the larger picture of how to constrain federal spending and the growing national debt.
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The overall argument here, picked up by National Review's David French, appropriates another cherished liberal principle, that of greater diversity: For a generation the American public has been conditioned to think of Silicon Valley as a special place where American ingenuity is at its apex.
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The executive branch has the discretion to decide whom to deport, Mr Obama claimed, and since Congress appropriates "resources only to remove a fraction of the unlawful aliens" the White House has the de facto authority to prioritise the removal of some over others.
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In response, Google said it would not seek to renew the Maven contract when it expired next year and pledged to draft a set of guidelines for appropriates uses of A.I. Mr. Pichai did not address the Maven program or the pressure from employees.
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Gay Twitter takes the smallest moments in normative culture and appropriates them into something world defining, something for us, a kind of Polari—the secret gay language used by homosexuals to communicate pre-1967 while our identities were still illegal—with which we all communicate.
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In the exhibition's signature work, Eric Avery appropriates Dürer's engraving "Adam and Eve" (1504), which idealized the human form, and focuses on the diseases from which humans suffer in "Paradise Lost" (2011), a three-linoleum block print with polymer text block on okawara paper.
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The former series consists of photographs from the 1963 Birmingham movement printed on canvases that Walker covered with melted white, milk, and dark chocolate; the latter series appropriates covers of KING magazine that feature provocative pictures of black women — enlarged and streaked with pastel-colored toothpaste.
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" What precisely that means is unclear until Anton appropriates part of a 1970 lecture by Nobel-winning novelist Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn: "In recent times, it has been fashionable to talk of the leveling of countries, of the disappearance of different races in the melting pot of contemporary civilization.
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But the presentation, which critics say appropriates the language traditionally used to describe the struggle black people in America face and uses a quote from Martin Luther King Jr's famous "I have a dream" speech, has rubbed police reform and civil rights advocates the wrong way.
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" The complaint appropriates language from legal arguments for why trans kids should be protected under Title IX. For example, attorneys representing Doe say that "the anxiety, embarrassment, and stress he feels as a direct result of [the school district's] practice… has caused him to refrain from using restrooms.
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The artist collective #SNATCHPOWER, for example, stages a futurist matriarchal society of Black women in an image from their short film Channeling Calafia (2018), while Mely Barragán's series of banners, "Fact for Fiction" (2018), re-appropriates translated quotes from Las sergas de Esplandián as celebrations of powerful, militant women.
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"Trump can fantasize about the wall, but at the end of the day, it's Congress that appropriates the money, and it behooves Congress to want an independent analysis to look at all the consequences before we throw money down a rabbit hole," said Mr. Grijalva, a Democrat from Tucson.
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Emily Gee, an economist with the left-leaning Center for American Progress, estimates that the Republican bill would need another $200 billion in high-risk pool funding, plus the $115 billion it already appropriates, to cover 1.5 million people (5 percent of current small-group and individual market enrollees).
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What there is are two convenient responses: shutting it all down if anything feels remotely wrong, or doubling-down on the idea that "every culture appropriates" and blatantly ignoring how culture-swapping can be used to reinforce imbalanced power dynamics, strengthening dominant cultures and keeping marginalized ones in their place.
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I believe he meant that educated liberal opinion is today more or less unanimous in its agreement that Marx's basic thesis — that capitalism is driven by a deeply divisive class struggle in which the ruling-class minority appropriates the surplus labor of the working-class majority as profit — is correct.
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They essentially have a limitless budget, even though Congress appropriates, it seems like they have a limitless -- MEADOWS: They do have a limitless -- INGRAHAM: And the president really can&apost remove him supposedly because it&aposs bad for politics, so is there really any executive branch oversight if Rod Rosenstein himself is conflicted?
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"We believe the Senate discussion draft will markedly improve the stability of the individual market and moderate premium increases" because it appropriates billions of dollars in short-term funding to shore up the exchanges, provides cost sharing reduction (CSR) funds, and eliminates a tax on health insurance plans, Anthem said in a statement.
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"We believe the Senate discussion draft will markedly improve the stability of the individual market and moderate premium increases" because it appropriates billions of dollars in short-term funding to shore up the exchanges, provides cost-sharing reduction funds and eliminates a tax on health insurance plans, Anthem said in a statement.
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When Earn runs into a white guy who wants desperately to show how much he likes black people, a white guy who simply goes too far in how he appropriates other cultures and lectures Earn about how the young man must go to Africa, the show doesn't need to turn to preachiness, because everything about the guy is ridiculous.
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Punished for reaching outside the boundaries of elite literature, Ngugi reacted by renewing his love affair with Gikuyu, writing in prison the first novel ever composed in that language of his ancestors, an act of defiance and decolonization that appropriates a Western genre and gives it an indigenous twist — a feat not without tension and risk.
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Coventry's brooding narrative, in varying parts philosophical action-adventure, travelogue, family drama, war chronicle and psychological puzzler, is suffused with the ever-querying perspective of its haunted central character, who, for reasons that don't cohere till the book's final chapters, appropriates his older brother's experiences as a pilot spared by injury and illness from the massacre at Gallipoli.
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Like Sherwood Anderson's "Winesburg, Ohio" (1919) — itself a notable influence on Saunders's early short stories — and Thornton Wilder's "Our Town" (1938), "Lincoln in the Bardo" appropriates Masters's multivoiced approach, using it to create a story that unfolds into a meditation on the dreams and disappointments of ordinary people, longing for connection but often left feeling isolated and alone.
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He utterly disregards the Jewish roots of Christianity and ignores the foundational principles of Judaism that he appropriates as if Jesus and Christianity invented them: for example, b'tzelem Elohim (the idea that each human being is created in the image of God), or the obligation to care for the widow and orphan; or the requirement to set aside the corners of one's field for the poor, all of which are fundamental Torah precepts.
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