When he didn't ascend to the throne, fans were shocked.
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But the discussion needs to ascend to the international level.
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And helping Donald Trump ascend to the White House last fall.
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Stairs ascend to the second floor, which has three more bedrooms.
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Operagoers relish watching them ascend to the ceiling before each performance.
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However, this also allows her to officially ascend to the throne.
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Every spirit wants to ascend to heaven, or whatever we call it.
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An escalator helps you ascend to higher ground more quickly and efficiently.
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Sure, some of my more determined contemporaries did ascend to genuine achievements.
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The giant squid has to ascend to the surface to catch them.
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My suspicion is that they'd blindly follow whoever would ascend to power.
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Politicians tried to ascend to national office as they advanced their careers.
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He'd probably need more than 65 million to ascend to the presidency.
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Gerald Ford, his successor, would eventually ascend to the presidency after Nixon's resignation.
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In 2016 he became the first king to ascend to the throne unmarried.
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Paul Bulcke is now the chief executive but could ascend to the chairmanship.
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You're the first chief of department in some time to ascend to commissioner.
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When women ascend to different elected offices, there's also a sizable multiplier effect.
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"I think love isn't something you necessarily fall in to but you ascend to, and she presented enough challenges early on for me to ascend to not only love her but to be worthy of her love," Mr. Goff said.
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Nothing helps dispel those biases more than having qualified women ascend to those spots.
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He won the Paris Masters to ascend to the No. 1 ranking on Nov.
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While this sounds great, deaths from the flu never ascend to such astronomical heights.
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Cohen was instrumental in facilitating the ruling regime to ascend to power in 1991.
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This network of cronies helps Putin rapidly ascend to the upper echelons of Russian politics.
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And speculation will build as to whether he might eventually ascend to the top job.
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Shortly thereafter, I felt myself leaving my body to ascend to a timeless, endless expanse.
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If Republicans retain their majority, one is likely to ascend to second in presidential succession.
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For two years, Clizbe and M. stewed as they watched Simmons ascend to greater fame.
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They'll then use their onboard thrusters to ascend to their operational altitude of 550 kilometers.
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The stairs ascend to an office space and two bedrooms to the left and right.
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To get there, one must ascend to the 11th floor of a Cornelia Street building.
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It has since been expanded to include female heirs who may ascend to the throne.
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They took their families and got drunk waiting for humans to ascend to the unknown.
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To ascend to future dominance, Baidu needs to find a new way to grow—and fast.
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He steals the movie, of course, and helps it ascend to a level of anarchic delight.
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Dr. Hedenström thinks the birds may ascend to catch a bit of sleep while safely gliding.
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In the Shuri series, his sister will ascend to the throne and rule in his absence.
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Few drivers who come up on dirt tracks ever ascend to the asphalt glory of Nascar.
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They worried about opening the door to another push to let women ascend to the throne.
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He mentioned a Supreme Court ritual: The justices shake hands before they ascend to the bench.
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Minority and female associates ascend to partner at Paul, Weiss at lower rates than white males.
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So even if Elliott gets hurt, it's unclear if anyone would ascend to the lead job.
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Would they be wasted on me, or would I ascend to some higher plane of mindful health?
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But sometimes it is more dangerous for an animal to be permitted to ascend to 35,000 feet.
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Ed Bastian, now the president of the company, will ascend to CEO, according to a company statement.
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He will then immediately ascend to the heavens, only for the Pope to canonise him within minutes.
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The appointments paved the way for the two to ascend to similar positions in government, officials said.
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Jonathan Gray, the group's head, is widely expected to eventually ascend to the top at the firm.
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They are not the people who ascend to power, who become the insiders against whom populists revolt.
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Mr. Wissanu indicated that the crown prince would ascend to the throne but did not say when.
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I've watched a life-size animatronic Jesus ascend to the heavens at a wax museum in Kentucky.
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Her scalding accusations against a man about to ascend to the Supreme Court riveted a rived nation.
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Emperor Naruhito of Japan will ascend to the Chrysanthemum Throne, signifying the start of a new era.
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The Queen is the sixth female to ascend to the British throne and the longest-reigning monarch.
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Diaz-Canel was the first Cuban born after the 1959 revolution to ascend to the No. 2 job.
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People we've lost in 2016 Exactly when Crown Prince Maha Vajiralongkorn will ascend to the throne is unknown.
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He's also likely to ascend to second place on the team's all-time rebounds list while in Rio.
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Mr. Trump's improbable victory raised Mr. Papadopoulos's hopes that he might ascend to a top White House job.
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Even when they ascend to the professional ranks, they are still defined by their performance in the tournament.
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That means the margin of a Democratic majority will be critical for her to ascend to the speakership.
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The business owners say this will help blue-collar workers ascend to middle-skill jobs that pay more.
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Two staircases, front and back, ascend to the second floor, where there are four bedrooms and three bathrooms.
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All we know is that he was doing everything he could to make sure she didn't ascend to Zalem.
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Should Trump ascend to the Oval Office, the traditional chasm between the presidential mouth and microphone would be bridged.
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After all, Cook did ascend to the boardroom in Trump's gilded tower to kiss the ring back in December.
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"Memory," however, is the show's emotional highlight, the song that catalyzes the choice of cat to ascend to heaven.
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How did AL ascend to supplant the lustrous zest around machine learning ("ML") that dominated headlines in recent years?
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And it's always a bad sign if the rebel, when they ascend to the palace, keeps their beret on.
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Its goal is to ease the challenges that women, minorities and others face as they ascend to powerful roles.
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As the chorus chants that poetry must ascend to the heavens, flats depicting an ancient Greek landscape float upward.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - News that Thailand is making preparations for the crown prince to ascend to the throne on Dec.
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There are comedians performing at a level that you think you're equal to or can one day ascend to.
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When it appeared Mr. Fairfax would ascend to the governor's office earlier this month, he sent him a text.
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Ascend to Royale-ty as Tomatohead by completing the Tomatohead challenges, available for past and present owners of the outfit.
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He said there is a "north of 99 percent chance" that the Democrat from California will ascend to the position.
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In true Twin Peaks fashion, we even see what's meant to be the Boy's sparkling "soul" ascend to the sky.
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For one, spending at least 40 hours a week with people begets very close relationships — many that ascend to intimacy.
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To ascend to the next level, you must shoot enemies and gather weapons that will help you in your quest.
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From the start, he was a prodigy and fully expected to ascend to the concert stage as a classical pianist.
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Still, Awkwafina hasn't acknowledged what she's taken from Black culture in order for her to ascend to her current post.
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The fields are agricultural feats of precision — rugged mountains blanketed with emerald stairways that, seemingly, ascend to the heavens above.
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If convicted on any count, the president would be removed from office and the vice president would ascend to the position.
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While it might never ascend to become a cultural institution or trend with teens, Foursquare can still be a healthy business.
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Against such headwinds it has been a surprise to see a new challenger ascend to third place behind Ofo and Mobike.
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That would set the stage for the Air Force Space Command to eventually ascend to a full-up U.S. Space Command.
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But he is still a bastard, and to ascend to the throne he'd have to have the current king legitimize him.
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Scott mentioned growing up in poverty and being attracted to Rubio's ideas to help more Americans ascend to the middle class.
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The California Democrat broke new ground in 2900 when she became the first woman ever to ascend to the House Speakership.
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We predicted at the time that Black Panther would ascend to #3 in the coming days, and now, here we are.
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House – leadership ambitions: The Hill: Two members of the conservative House Freedom Caucus are vying to ascend to leadership next year.
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They waited three hours, sometimes in driving rain, to ascend to the fifth floor of a parking garage in Miami Beach.
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What will stop Georgia from purging rolls again in the same way Brian Kemp did to ascend to the Governor's mansion?
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The game's one-hit kills sucked, that I do remember, seeing Alex's little ghost ascend to the clouds on the regular.
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He did, after all, ascend to the White House on an immigrant-bashing, ethnonationalist platform as dishonest as it was divisive.
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The scriptures make clear that only those who provide comfort to tired, hungry, sick or imprisoned "strangers" will ascend to heaven.
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Front and back staircases ascend to the upper level, more than half of which is taken up by the master suite.
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Naruhito is set to succeed his father on May 1, 2019, becoming the 126th Emperor to ascend to Japan's Chrysanthemum Throne.
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In the elevator bank on each floor, there's a black and white mural that changes as you ascend to the top.
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Some reading the tea leaves noted that Kyl helped Kavanaugh ascend to the federal bench after fighting off Democratic delay tactics.
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With him, we can sort out our society, so that we can finally achieve humanity's destiny — to ascend to the stars.
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People playing Gryphons & Gargoyles, the town's most dangerous game, "ascend" to the next level by mixing bright blue "Fresh-Aid" with cyanide.
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An army helicopter has assisted in removing the garbage, and the team is set to ascend to higher camps to collect more.
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In an age when zany-haired wannabe entertainers can actually ascend to political power, the menacing Count Olaf feels all too real.
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And yet the fact is that white men remain statistically more likely to ascend to every position of power across our society.
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The musical features a group of cats who must make an annual decision on which cat will ascend to the Heaviside Layer.
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At the end of the musical, the correct cat is chosen to ascend to the Heaviside Layer, and the show simply ends.
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That's the idea behind Chief, a private club for women executives that helps them ascend to the top ranks and stay there.
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Fairfax, who would ascend to the governor's mansion in the event that Northam steps down, has not called for the governor's resignation.
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The Tigers are likely to ascend to the top spot in the College Football Playoff rankings when they are announced on Tuesday.
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Historically, women could ascend to the throne and rule in their own right, but only eight of Japan's emperors have been women.
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When he wins online polls at the rate that Gunnersaurus does, then, and only then, will he ascend to the heavens themselves.
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For now, though, the translucent space feels like an art installation itself, a sensation enhanced by the way you ascend to it.
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Jorge Viana, a senator from Ms. Rousseff's leftist Workers' Party, is expected to ascend to the post as head of the Senate.
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Unlike his predecessors, Mr. Díaz-Canel, as the heir to the Castros, is on a path to ascend to the very top.
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The mannequin was fitted with sensors that were to measure the forces that future astronauts will feel as they ascend to space.
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Gamby and Russell, having finally pushed Brown out of her job, thanks to a bit of blackmail, ascend to interim co-principals.
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When her feet leave the ground to ascend to the top of the dome on Houston's NRG Stadium, her crew is below her.
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We know all about his dream: Hugo wants to ascend to Zolum, a goal that proves to be more ambitious than you'd think.
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"I don't think it's the media's job to crown someone before we exhaust plausible scenarios in which he doesn't ascend to the throne."
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Mere months after seeing its champion ascend to the height of power, the movement is going through a painful and public break-up.
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Should he ascend to that role, Mr. Sulzberger, 26, would represent the fifth generation of his family to serve as publisher since 1896.
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His strong anti-corruption message and his opposition to the political dynasties that have ruled Pakistan for decades helped him ascend to power.
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Biden is also using the roadmap laid out by George Herbert Walker Bush, the last vice president to ascend to the Oval Office.
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That's prompted many to say it's time for women to be allowed to ascend to the throne, or at least bear royal heirs.
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Every year, at the Jellicle Ball, the cats' leader, Old Deuteronomy, chooses one cat to ascend to the "heaviside layer" and be reborn.
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And close to two-thirds said that sons — or daughters — born of royal women should also be allowed to ascend to the throne.
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Rather, the question comes down to corroboration as the standard for tipping public opinion on whether Kavanaugh should ascend to the high court.
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We have no idea why Hollywood hasn't called upon her to ascend to the director's chair of a major film franchise by now.
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Despite the criticism, Democrats cruised to a House majority, and Pelosi maneuvered through opponents to ascend to the pinnacle of her power once again.
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If a twice-divorced multi-timed bankrupt real estate developer could ascend to the highest office in the land, why couldn't Oprah Freaking Winfrey?
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Anyway, the interesting thing here is that if Tommen dies, it's not immediately clear who would ascend to the throne of the Seven Kingdoms.
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But in a new interview with Us Weekly, Joe Morton, who plays Rowan, hinted that Cyrus might not ascend to the presidency after all.
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And we need to be brave enough to say that it's time for a woman to ascend to the highest office in the land.
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Anxious European leaders hope Wilders's failure is a harbinger of further losses to come for other far-right populists hoping to ascend to power.
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That ripple effect would be much greater, of course, were Trump to ascend to power — but so too would the counterreaction around the world.
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We will NOT stand by and watch a sexual abuser ascend to our nation's highest court to carry out the GOP's anti-woman agenda.
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But one thing seems clear: After three decades waiting in the wings, Mnangagwa is in pole position to ascend to the country's top job.
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So far, these states, with Colorado, add up to 181 electoral votes, well short of the 21625 needed to ascend to the White House.
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The American system is, in some ways, unique among democracies in being a tough place for a woman to ascend to the top spot.
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They watched to see what might become of Judge Kavanaugh — and whether he will soon ascend to one of the country's most powerful positions.
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They were the only players on that Area Code Games team, which was run by Pittsburgh Pirates scouts, to ascend to the major leagues.
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Or will I ascend to a new level of culinary enlightenment, similar to the first time someone at Cafe Gitane spread avocado on toast?
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His victory marked the second time in the past five elections where the winner of the popular vote failed to ascend to the presidency.
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Castro said Thursday that he believes presidential candidates should be required by law to release their taxes in order to ascend to the presidency.
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Jeff Sessions — as ardent an opponent of Hispanic immigrants as exists in the US Senate — ascend to a position as powerful as attorney general.
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She does acknowledge ... the book isn't closed yet on Brady, and he could ascend to greater heights, especially if he does great things outside football.
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The 34-year-old heir will ascend to the throne after the death of his father, 83-year-old King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud.
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If former Vice President Joe Biden were to be the nominee and ascend to the presidency, however, Obamacare is more likely to remain in place.
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Legend has it that if you ascend to the third level of the huge 12th-century Hindu temple, you'll find the center of the universe.
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She shared the podcasts and books she recommends aspiring female tech leaders take advantage of to help ascend to and succeed as a tech chief.
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The vehicle needs to be able to ascend to altitude within about 90 seconds, and the batteries need to be cool enough to take that strain.
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He could ascend to a different social class, a class where life seemed to be an enchanted necklace, each moment a pearl on an endless string.
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The musical centers on a night where they come together to decide which one will be chosen to ascend to the Heaviside Layer and be reincarnated.
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In addition, many online are hoping that lil' Louis (who is fifth in line) will one day ascend to the throne for a very specific reason.
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To put it another way, Pratt and Russell, who represent two different generations' paradigms of slacker/dude cool, don't quite ascend to the Skywalker-Vader firmament.
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The current king of the market's best-selling Apple Watch could ascend to even greater heights if it continues to evolve into a health-first device.
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Before the changes, only gold members, who earned 300 points to ascend to that tier, were able to redeem their stars for free food or drink.
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Bad Moms could well ascend to the #2 spot in the weekend box office race, but the R-rated comedy is already in a good place.
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Some hope to ascend to the sport's higher circuits, while others are hobbyists simply taking their souped-up cars or trucks for an adrenaline-fueled spin.
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And, if current polls are correct and prove resilient, she will be one of the most qualified people to be elected and ascend to that office.
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There, the force sends the birds spiraling upward at about 16 feet per second, and they typically ascend to between a mile and 1.8 miles high.
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With their unalloyed drive to excel, the élite young attorneys who ascend to the Southern District have a lifetime of good grades to show for it.
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We can argue about the others — I'm happy to make a case for John Carpenter's underrated "Christine" — but this "It" doesn't quite ascend to their level.
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Elections are usually about the future, and the last two Democrats to ascend to the White House were under 50 when they began their first terms.
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They visited Pikes Peak near Colorado Springs, but the peak was closed because of snow and ice, and they could only ascend to about 12,000 feet.
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Where your only goal is to make sure every little boy and girl has the ability to ascend to their rightful rung on the meritocracy ladder.
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And while Syfy deserves credit for undertaking something that certainly sounds provocative on paper, creatively speaking, "Incorporated" doesn't ascend to the TV equivalent of the 40th floor.
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We enter and wander around, as if in the lobby of the theater, and then ascend to see the show with a sharply heightened sense of anticipation.
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Though the Crown Prince is expected to succeed the King, the exact timing of when he will ascend to the throne has yet to be made public.
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His older sister, Princess Ubolratana Rajakanya, who is 65, could not ascend to the throne since women are not allowed to become monarch under Thailand's succession laws.
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But they are not the only HGTV power duo to ascend to multimedia ultra-stardom; their obvious counterparts — though not competitors, they insist, we're all friends here!
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Kerber, the No. 248 seed, who will ascend to No. 26 in the world rankings on Monday, entered the final having not lost a set at Wimbledon.
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Ultimately, Mr. O'Dea's contention that in finance — as with video games — you can ascend to an elite level by scrutinizing what the best players do remains unproven.
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Harrison's book focuses on great black women, and it's lovely to see Lorna Simpson and Gwen Ifill ascend to the ranks of Marian Anderson and Bessie Coleman.
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She also chided a panelist who questioned her about whether she — as a woman — would have credibility as commander in chief, should she ascend to the presidency.
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A raft of smaller parties, it seems, will ascend to the upper house — and will have plenty of leeway to hold up, block, or change government legislation.
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There's a broader cultural problem, which is that you have these companies that were started by engineers, and engineers ascend to the highest ranks of those companies.
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Through doing this one can test the depths of their willpower and discipline and ascend to the highest echelons of humanity and graduate to 'Destroy Dick December.
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The Wildcats had climbed to No. 2 on six occasions before Oklahoma and North Carolina lost last weekend, clearing the way for them to ascend to No. 1.
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Hinostroza managed to ascend to the country&aposs Supreme Court despite accusations of previous misconduct, including having allegedly plagiarized his thesis and a book that bears his name.
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Only instead of making the Statue of Liberty vanish, Nash will ascend to the roof of Madison Square Garden and in a cloud of smoke, he will vanish.
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In March, he would ascend to a kind of fame unknown to a Canadian municipal politician, with an appearance in Los Angeles on Jimmy Kimmel's late night show.
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What I'm saying is: never allow me to ascend to power, because my first rule will be to construct gulags for these people to live and die in.
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Below are images taken during France's historic vote, which will see its final resolution in two weeks time when either Le Pen or Macron ascend to Elysee Palace.
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The more depressing thought, however, is that one of them will ascend to the office of president and this country will be victimized by his or her judgments.
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"The idea of someone so flagrantly telling untruths to ascend to the highest legal position in the U.S. remains shocking, in addition to its being illegal," she wrote.
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Just to be absolutely clear, Cats is a musical whose only plot point involves the ritualistic, mystical selection of a very special cat to ascend to cat heaven.
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But the Navy had to do something for the only Annapolis graduate to ascend to the nation's highest office and serve as the leader of the Free World.
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For women, feminism is both remarkably successful and a work in progress: We are in the work force in record numbers, but rarely ascend to the highest ranks.
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Because of that height, each worker has a stepladder that they occasionally need to ascend to place or retrieve products from the top row of the shelving units.
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Clinton with the fervent hope that a woman (who also happened to be the most qualified candidate ever) would finally ascend to the highest office in the land.
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That refusal to take any bullshit from anyone was a huge part of her non-musical legacy, and helped her ascend to the highest levels of music stardom.
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It's that magical time of year again, when all of Victoria's Secret's angels ascend to Earth for one night to strut their wings in the brand's annual fashion show.
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Not only have we seen our first female presidential candidate ascend to lead a major party, but women (and their stories) have taken center stage throughout the 2016 campaign.
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Roscoe Conkling-led Republican machine, known as the Stalwarts, he would unexpectedly ascend to the Presidency after Garfield's assassination — a position neither he nor his critics wanted for him.
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The musical features a group of cats — yes, played by humans in cat costumes — who must make an annual decision on which cat will ascend to the Heaviside Layer.
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We must not let this man ascend to the highest office in the land — a man who has proved that he lets neither facts nor humanity lead his steps.
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They were wearing the same outfit, had the same haircut, and uniformly believed their spirits would ascend to a UFO that would take them to the Kingdom of Heaven.
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Seemingly out of nowhere, the drums hit like a hail of plastic bullets, and the chorus is cut free to ascend to yet another stage of emotionally wrecked spectacle.
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RBS is also seeking a replacement for CEO Ross McEwan, who will step down in 2020, with current RBS executive Alison Rose tipped to ascend to the top job.
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Though Mako will be considered a commoner once she marries, her opportunity to ascend to the Chrysanthemum Throne is limited, as the position is only passed to male heirs.
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Simply, once enough members of a population become immune to some illness, the illness as a whole becomes less and less able to ascend to the level of outbreak.
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Bill Clinton was reportedly upset about his minimal role in Gore's campaign, a decision Democrats have said ultimately hurt the vice president's chance to ascend to the Oval Office.
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A man openly despised on the left — and whom many progressives see as a bigot and would-be authoritarian — will soon ascend to the highest office in the land.
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In 2012, Mirror — Mingjing in Chinese — published a list of the seven people who would ascend to the Communist Party's ruling Politburo Standing Committee, weeks before the official announcement.
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If elected by her brethren, she would be the first Democratic lawmaker from the Mountain West to ascend to leadership and only the second woman to serve as whip.
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Every mid-major program in Division I has the same dream: to ascend to the level of Wichita State or Gonzaga or Xavier, to become a perennial tournament team.
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Tom Cross, was a longtime Illinois House GOP leader, according to the Tribune, which noted Cross had in the past credited Hastert with helping him ascend to public office.
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Women are not allowed to ascend to the throne, and women born into the royal family must renounce their imperial titles and officially leave the family once they marry.
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Here, it takes an episode and a half just for George VI (Jared Harris) to cough himself to death so that Elizabeth (Claire Foy) can ascend to the throne.
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"New work has shown that females with many social allies can overtake other females with fewer social allies and ascend to higher positions in the social hierarchy," he said.
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"This is not going to change the ideological direction of the country," since Vice President Mike Pence will ascend to the Oval Office, Sherman told VICE News in an interview.
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Equipment $36.4653 - In terms of scuba gear specifically for the trip, everyone had to get an inflatable diving signal to deploy when we are ready to ascend to the surface.
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In fact, I often found myself wishing Flower was better so as to give her a more compelling springboard into the kind of serious stardom she's sure to ascend to.
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Though Mako will be considered a commoner once she marries Komuro, her opportunity to ascend to the Chrysanthemum Throne is limited, as the position is only passed to male heirs.
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What comes next Crown Prince Maha Vajiralongkorn was appointed the King's successor in 1972, but exactly when the Crown Prince will ascend to the throne is yet to be announced.
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The metal detectors at the center of the current controversy were installed last week to screen would-be worshipers trying to ascend to the al-Aqsa Mosque plaza for prayer.
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It's a burial ground for native Hawaiians' most revered ancestors, and believed to be a peak created by the gods as a place from which humans can ascend to heaven.
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This is because copyright protection is only offered to works which ascend to a level of originality not often demonstrated in a combination of a few words or a phrase.
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De Bruyne is now in that pantheon of minor deities just below Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo, and almost ready to ascend to the highest level of acclaim in football.
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As rays of light create beams through the bubbles, the diver sinks beneath our view so all that remains are the bubbles and light, which soon ascend to the heavens.
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As Iraq's government battles against terrorists, a few investors aren't entirely deterred from seeing opportunities in the war-weary country, which has yet to ascend to formal emerging market status.
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Rather, I'm suggesting that same force of will that allowed Dick Gregory to ascend to the heights that he did also did not leave much room for personal second-guessing.
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The founders didn't want to get rid of power—they wanted access to power, and they wanted to be a ladder for women of color to ascend to professional positions.
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He believes that each of these things will help him absorb something akin to "murder energy," and he hopes that that murder energy will allow him to ascend to godhood.
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As a PayScale study affirms, women who have someone in a position of power who is willing to advocate for them usually ascend to higher roles at an accelerated rate.
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And so those who dare to ascend to the rank of royalty without the blessing of royal birth are viewed as, at best, suspicious, and at worst, Wallis Simpson 2.0.
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Many nonwhite, nonmale people do make it a priority to raise up others when they ascend to powerful positions, but just as many others pull the ladder up behind them.
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Her departure cleared the way for McMaster in early 2017 to ascend to the governorship he had sought since losing a bruising primary to none other than Haley seven years earlier.
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Kurzweil believes that within his lifetime, a historical achievement known as the Singularity will allow humankind to ascend to the next level of evolutionary existence: its inseparable union with artificial intelligence.
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On the other hand, the fact that it takes women so long to ascend to the rank of CEO makes it unlikely that those numbers will change in the immediate future.
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In our avarice, freedom has come to represent the ability to ascend to the position where we, too, might be the Master and dominate others the way we have been dominated.
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And he vowed the White House briefing room would be just as combative as the Trump Tower lobby, where the developer addressed reporters Tuesday, should he ascend to the Oval Office.
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Story at a glance In a list of firsts echoing the 2018 midterms, state and local elections saw more refugees, Muslims and women ascend to public office across America this Tuesday.
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But unless professionals agree to cut back collectively, those that opt to take more leisure risk simply being squeezed out, leaving decisions to the work-obsessed few who ascend to management.
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Crown Prince Naruhito, who has already assumed some of his father's duties, will take on the role on May 22016, 2019, becoming the 126th Emperor to ascend to Japan's Chrysanthemum Throne.
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Hancox writes with a fan's zeal, recounting the rush of hearing paradigm-shifting singles for the first time, and the pride of seeing underdogs like Wiley and Skepta ascend to superstardom.
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There's not much evidence available of this online — indeed, he's made vanishingly few recordings of any kind, for a man about to ascend to the most prestigious podium job in music.
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Because of the fractured nature of Dutch parliamentary politics which require coalition building between parties, Wilders had been unlikely to ascend to the prime minister's office regardless of the final results.
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From here, the chord can descend to the song's major tonic or ascend to its minor, and that can communicate a myriad of feelings, more so than beginning on those chords.
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But some Republicans privately say the safer course is for Ms. McSally to wait for the ailing Mr. McCain to vacate the seat and eventually ascend to the Senate via appointment.
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He has spent much of this Congress working feverishly to develop relationships across the caucus — the kind of work that needs to be done to ascend to the caucus's top position.
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A royal funeral pyre exhibits the highest level of Thai temple architecture, essentially a huge ornamented sculpture with multiple tiered roofs diminishing in size as they ascend to a narrow spire.
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Should it then ascend to the House of Lords, parliament's upper chamber, and pass before the deadline, there is still a possibility that the U.K. leaves the EU on Oct. 31.
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President Medvedev responded that he would pass the message along to Vladimir Putin, who at the time was the prime minister of Russia, waiting to re-ascend to the Russian presidency.
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As the FBI investigation into President Donald Trump's embattled Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh wrapped up on Thursday, the Trump administration expressed confidence that Kavanaugh will ascend to the nation's highest court.
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The musical follows a tribe of cats known as Jellicles who must decide every year which one of them will ascend to the "Heaviside Layer" and come back as a new cat.
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Then there are the mountain climbers, the special subset of humanity who see something very, very high and simply must ascend to that place — avalanches, altitude sickness, and deadly falls be damned.
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A separate engine and fuel tank would secure their lift-off 21 hours later, when they would ascend to rejoin the main spaceship and Michael Collins, the astronaut who stayed in orbit.
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Ozimals was no different, having offered an item called an "Everlasting Timepiece" (before shutting down their store this week) that would essentially allow a mortal rabbit to ascend to virtual bunny godhood.
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But when the party gets raging — when economies accelerate and stock prices ascend to levels out of whack with fundamentals — central bankers play killjoy, lifting interest rates to snuff out attendant dangers.
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Under current law, women are not allowed to ascend to the throne, and women born into the royal family must renounce their imperial titles and officially leave the family once they marry.
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Finau, who has one tour win in his career and is ranked 22011th in the world, said he was aiming to ascend to the world No. 22012 spot by his 23nd birthday.
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But, despite an already rapid ascent through the ranks of government, few expected the Oxford University Politics, Philosophy and Economics graduate to ascend to one of the highest offices in the land.
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I have wondered if this is part of the reason that many evangelical Christians seem eager for the Rapture, the prophesied event in which they'll depart the earth and ascend to Heaven.
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Only a week ago, it seemed that Mr. Fairfax, who is African-American, was poised to ascend to the governorship and lead Virginia through a reckoning with its painful history on race.
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Hillary Clinton's electoral defeat was crushing, not just for those hoping to see a woman ascend to the presidency, but also for women hoping to retain a modicum of control over their bodies.
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Counteracting the Adventist tenet that a soul cannot ascend to the afterlife until Jesus Christ returns to Earth, they create an audacious Heaven sequence that refuses to bide time until the Second Coming.
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BEIJING — China is embarking on its twice-a-decade senior leadership shuffle this week, but once again, not a single woman is expected to ascend to a top leadership role in the country.
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It isn't always easy, but Dalio says his strategy is built for continual personal development: "As you push through this often painful process, you'll naturally ascend to higher and higher levels of success."
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But after losing his quarterfinal match Friday against Grigor Dimitrov, Johnson will remain outside the top 20, making him the lowest-ranked man to ascend to the top rung of the American ladder.
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That's not to say any of the leading Democrats or Republicans are staging civil coups to ascend to the Oval Office, nor literally manipulating foreign nations or terrorist groups to serve political optics.
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This will be Mr. Levy's first time running one of the paper's news desks, a role commonly seen as a prerequisite for those who might ascend to the top newsroom position, executive editor.
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The multimillion-dollar initiative comes just days after Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation, a reliable conservative replacing frequent swing-vote Anthony Kennedy, and the second justice to ascend to the high court under Donald Trump.
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With Larry Kudlow about to ascend to top economic advisor to President Donald Trump, investors get an ally of open markets, a supply-side free trader and passionate advocate for a strong currency.
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Milley, who previously served chief of staff of the Army, has been described as a blunt-talking intellectual whose political acumen helped him ascend to be the No. 1 general in the country.
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With a new emperor set to ascend to the throne this year on May 290, however, the celebration will be extended to an unprecedented 2180-day holiday period, known unofficially as Platinum Week.
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And if God is really up there (true believers might even be having doubts, given who's about to ascend to the most powerful office in the world), may He have mercy on our souls.
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As The Los Angeles Times reports, the House Ethics Committee ultimately cleared Waters of any allegations, a move that enabled her to ascend to the top Democratic spot on the House Financial Services Committee.
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The size and scope of Hyrule may initially seem daunting but dotted throughout the landscape are "Assassin's Creed"-style towers which Link can ascend to view his surroundings and unlock swaths of the map.
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More importantly, Delegate Sheree Sample-Hughes told the Washington Post, Jones's election is a message to all young women of color: "African American women can ascend to positions of leadership, beyond always being second."
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With the help of her best friend (Kimiko Glenn), she must learn to ascend to the afterlife in this more-fun-than-it-sounds dark comedy that counts Lisa Kudrow among the executive producers.
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Rushing is currently a partner at the Williams & Connolly law firm in Washington, DC, and now becomes one of the youngest federal judges to ascend to the bench, according to Bloomberg Law's Patrick Gregory.
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Jonathan Schoop is swinging a hot bat for the Baltimore Orioles as the team has won five contests during his seven-game hitting streak to ascend to the top of the American League East.
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Not many remember how close the country came to seeing Bush's Vice President, Dick Cheney, ascend to the presidential throne, the closest the country may have ever come to Darth Vader ruling the nation.
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Representative Ben Ray Luján of New Mexico, 46, buoyed by his triumphant leadership of the House's campaign arm, will ascend to the job of assistant majority leader, the fourth-highest position of the party.
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Yet the film's notoriously bizarre storyline (in which anthropomorphized cats compete via song and dance to ascend to Cat Heaven), uncanny-valley-skirting human-cat hybrids, and choppy CGI have cultivated a fan base.
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SA: Taking one step at a time is vital, because our popular culture is lousy with fairy tales of overnight transformation: paupers who ascend to the penthouse in the space of one Hollywood montage.
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In the proxy filing Friday, United Continental said Mr. Munoz had voluntarily agreed to drop a clause in his employment contract under which he would ascend to the role of company chairman next year.
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Bernie Sanders on Monday released letters from three physicians detailing the health of the 78-year-old Vermont senator and Democratic presidential candidate, and attesting to his fitness to ascend to the Oval Office.
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But the problem with such poetry of everyday speech and familiar echoes is that they never ascend to true, lyric eloquence of authenticity because such poems simplify in a way that exceptional poetry resists.
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There was one hacker, however, who lucked into a mother lode of 360 dev kits and whose eagerness to profit off his good fortune would help Pokora ascend to the top of the Xbox scene.
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Over the years he often saw various natural disasters—the eruption of Mount St. Helens and various earthquakes—as portents of the moment at which he and his followers would ascend to the Higher Level.
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The only way for anyone to ascend to Zalem is to win Motorball, and the last scene of the movie sees Alita gearing up for her final Motorball competition, possibly to win and confront Nova.
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During his tenure, a security staffer would ascend to the interior department's roof to hoist a secretarial flag—blue, depicting the agency's bison seal flanked by seven white stars—when he arrived in the morning.
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In my early twenties, I was an eager and budding techno-utopian, dreaming of the day when I would become immortal and ascend to the stars into cryogenic slumber to awake on a distant planet.
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LONDON, Aug 11 (Reuters) - Mutaz Esha Barshim leapt into Sunday's high jump final at the World Athletics Championships in the manner of a man ready to finally ascend to the very summit of his sport.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads A troubling theme awaits visitors who enter Washington's National Gallery of Art via the 7th street entrance and ascend to the late-16th and early-18523th century European galleries.
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A small blue flame compels Scotch and other ingredients in the lower chamber of a vacuum coffee maker to ascend to an upper chamber filled with fruit tea, as dry-ice fog carpets the table.
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Mr. Colyer would ascend to the governorship after a turbulent legislative session and amid uncertainty about the legality of the state's school funding mechanism, which the Kansas Supreme Court could rule on at any time.
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Digital language death happens when a tongue fails to "ascend" to the digital realm, meaning that it can't be used on smartphones or other parts of daily digital life, according to the Hungarian linguist András Kornai.
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The former governor is wrongly caricatured as politically timid and ill-suited for a protracted primary battle and had privately expressed confidence about his ability to beat Trump and ascend to the presidency, two sources said.
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A legendarily popular and yet much-satirized musical, based on T. S. Eliot poetry and set in a junkyard, about a group of cats vying to ascend to the Heaviside Layer and begin a new life.
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While a viable alternative has yet to emerge, Pelosi isn't guaranteed to ascend to the post, and her path could hit a number of hurdles if these Democrats critical of Pelosi make big gains Tuesday night.
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Being an academic paper with a fixed purpose, however, it doesn't ascend to the higher-level issues brought up by the practice — nor does it need to, those things being outside the scope of the research.
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Inside, he finds each floor is the size of North America and filled with different nations and cultures; in order to ascend to the next floor, you have to pass various trials to prove yourself worthy.
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Inside, he finds each floor is the size of North America and filled with different nations and cultures; in order to ascend to the next floor, you have to pass various trials to prove yourself worthy.
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President Donald Trump will deliver his first State of the Union address on Tuesday, marking the end to a turbulent first year of his presidency, but one that has seen U.S. markets ascend to new heights.
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Former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Samantha Power refused Friday to rule out a run for Elizabeth Warren's Senate seat should the Massachusetts Democrat capture her party's presidential nomination and ascend to the White House.
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To ascend to the next tier, they must earn points on every trip during fixed three-month periods, and the points they earn in one period go toward unlocking status (and more rewards) in the next category.
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Continuing her habit of genderbending upper-management roles once inhabited by men, Dame Judi portrays Cats' grand cult-leader, who relies on her religious-y wisdom to decide on who gets to ascend to the Heaviside Layer.
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But can skateboarding ascend to the highest level of humor, the kind that prompts you to quietly say, "That's funny," while making you doubt your comprehension of both the work in question and the world at large?
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Although historically wildfires may have burned close to the ground, not reaching the tops of all the trees, in a conifer-heavy forest, blazes can rapidly ascend to become explosive crown fires that burn through the canopy.
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One example was an article falsely claiming that Mr. da Silva had said he would ascend to the presidency even if it meant trampling the federal judge who convicted him of corruption and money laundering last year.
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If the failure to achieve an American Dream or the desperate, dirty attempt to ascend to it is what shapes these four characters' experiences and verbal arsenals, aren't whiteness and racial and economic sameness part of that?
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Mr. Crowley, who is twice Ms. Ocasio-Cortez's age, is the No. 4 Democrat in the House of Representatives and had been favored to ascend to the speaker's lectern if Democrats retook the lower chamber this fall.
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Particularly heinous murders were punished with not only execution but also dissection — punishment for not just the body but also the soul, as it was widely believed that an intact body was necessary to ascend to heaven.
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The legislation, which will need to be approved by the Parliament, does not address the issue of female succession, or the question of whether the children of royal women will be allowed to ascend to the throne.
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The slide that hit home with the VC firmWhen the time came for Ascend to raise its latest round of funding, Sequoia, Lightspeed, and 8VC — a boutique firm created by Palantir cofounder Joe Lonsdale — signed on to reinvest.
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Sam's mother, Lady Melessa, might have been acting as Warden of the South after the deaths of Randyll and Dickon; if Sam heads back to Horn Hill, can he finally ascend to the lordship he had been denied?
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This way will plunge you into the middle of the timeline; ascend to the fifth floor for Amy Sillman's exquisite Artist's Choice show, "The Shape of Shape" (through April 24), and to the sixth for the new terrace.
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A recent study from the CEO Genome Project found that, while it takes an average of 24 years to ascend to the position of CEO, those who take more risks get there in nearly half the amount of time.
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A poll by Forum Research last year found more than half of Canadian adults do not want Elizabeth's oldest son and heir Prince Charles, who will ascend to the throne immediately upon his mother's death, as head of state.
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So when the two circuits joined forces in 20133, they agreed to form a second division consisting primarily (but not exclusively) of Alliance clubs, who would have the opportunity to ascend to the top if their performance warranted it.
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This is blasphemy, but in some ways this game feels better than the actual Half-Life 3 we could have gotten, in a universe where Valve didn't ascend to a higher plane of existence to become a monopolistic rentier.
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The most uncomfortable question in business, in my view, is how do we pay our soldiers, firefighters, and teachers if a firm can ascend to $460 billion in value (#5 in the world) without paying any meaningful corporate taxes.
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The Anaheim Ducks have embraced the new calendar year with a 7-1-233 mark to ascend to the top of the Pacific Division while the Colorado Avalanche have been snowed in shortly after the start of the season.
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This has become known as "middle-out" tax policy, as opposed to "trickle-down," and it's a natural sell for those millennials struggling to ascend to the middle class, or those bending over backwards to remain part of it.
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But even though much of Black Panther's Wakanda is a world where black women are a vital part of life and can ascend to any position, Shuri still gets her fair share of skepticism from the men around her.
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Rather, the president's top allies and loyalists, including many responsible for helping Trump ascend to the West Wing in the first place — people like Corey Lewandowski, David Bossie and Jason Miller — are hanging on to their roles as outsiders.
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" He called for a dismantling of "this default understanding of Trinity as a credentialing factory," warning that without it, students would merely ascend to "a comfortable perch atop a cognitive elite that is self-serving, callous and spiritually barren.
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" China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs also offered a salute to Hawking, with spokesperson Lu Kang recalling the time the physicist "once insisted and finally realized his desire to ascend to the Great Wall with the help of an assistant.
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Their allegations came into view this year as Mr. Fairfax was poised to ascend to the governorship of Virginia, after the current governor, Ralph Northam, faced a maelstrom after a photograph that appeared to show him in blackface surfaced.
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This led to King George VI, who left the throne upon his untimely death to his daughter, Queen Elizabeth II. Harry needing to ascend to the throne is a possibility only an is an extremely unlikely sequence of events.
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Justin Fairfax, who is only the second black official elected statewide in Virginia's history and who initially seemed poised to ascend to the governorship, is now facing calls to resign after two women publicly accused him of sexual assault and rape.
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The analogy has been made so many times since Trump's inauguration that you get the sense Americans just can't help themselves—as if they were viewing, on loop, a Joe Pesci character ascend to the highest, most legitimate arenas of power.
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And given Assange's role in helping Trump ascend to that office, making the white-haired anarchist an ambassador to anything seems like a non-starter as the world has a good laugh (albeit through gritted teeth) at President Trump's incompetence.
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A frail Templeton tells Epping to go back in time to prevent the assassination of Kennedy in hopes of ensuring his successor Lyndon B. Johnson would not ascend to the top office and escalate U.S. involvement in the Vietnam War.
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Do you want to become the CEO and do you feel the pressure to actually perform over this next period of period of time in terms of what we're talking about here in order to potentially ascend to that job?
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"Kevin Warsh is an experienced investment and central banker who has managed to ascend to the favorite position in the Fed Chair sweepstakes without being a PhD economist or franchise financier," Paul Brodsky, at Macro Allocation, said in a note.
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She is caught in a very particular gap: she grew up privileged enough that she never quite needed to develop inner resources, but she has not been able to ascend to the realm of people who have outer resources, either.
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"I weighed my responsibility as an elected official against my disgust over the president-elect's vile tactics employed to ascend to the presidency and the disrespectful treatment of revered civil rights icon Congressman John Lewis," Moore said in a statement.
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All grew up to occupy government posts, except the youngest, who was hired as a mathematics professor at the University of Kansas — and whose son, in turn, became an American judge who may soon ascend to the nation's highest court.
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Waiting for "the drop"—where instruments, rhythms and the volume ascend to a peak before the song transitions to the normal rhythm—is "a very predictable formula," according to Musgrave, yet also potentially a key pillar to his ongoing study.
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We're from the Bahamas, and my parents wanted to put black leaders in front of me so that I knew that, in this country, I can reach and ascend to a high level if I developed a firm foundation of education.
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ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — Several key parties on Saturday began to coalesce around Imran Khan, the cricket star whose political party won Pakistan's elections, paving the way for him to form a majority in the country's National Assembly and ascend to the premiership.
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A bill introduced by opposition parties to block Johnson from taking the U.K. out of the European Union without a deal on October 31 was also passed and will not ascend to the House of Lords, the upper chamber of parliament.
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In the end, however, he returned to expressing compassion for Mr. Obama, alluding to the pressures of being the first black president and ruminating about what he himself might do should he ever ascend to the highest office in the land.
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That stands in sharp contrast to the video, which led to the ouster of Mr. Skuratov, helped Vladimir V. Putin establish himself as the successor to Mr. Yeltsin and, ultimately, enabled Mr. Chaika to ascend to the prosecutor general's office.
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Washington (CNN)Senate rules and the expressed intentions of key Republicans have set the stage for Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh to ascend to the nation's highest court just days removed from his emotional refutation of accusations on Capitol Hill.
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The Founders, in their infinite wisdom, created a government that was designed to perpetuate white supremacy, that allowed men like Andrew Johnson and Donald Trump to ascend to the most powerful role in that government without anything resembling majority support.
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With so few male descendants left in the line of succession, Mr. Abe suggested on Friday that other branches of the former imperial family could be accorded a status that would allow men in their lines to ascend to the throne.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads SOKOLOWSKO, Poland — For three years running, Sanatorium of Sound has given hundreds of experimental sound art devotees reason to ascend to a small, mysterious Polish village, nestled only a short distance from the Czech border.
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Almost instantly, she was enlisted to adapt "Fleabag" for TV, create and star in another sitcom, write a weirdly funny murder show, and ultimately ascend to the "Star Wars" universe, playing a mouthy droid programmed to deliver "Solo" some comic relief.
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President George H.W. Bush famously vomited at a state banquet hosted by the Japanese prime minister in 1992; earlier in the day, he had played tennis with Emperor Akihito and Crown Prince Naruhito, who will ascend to the Chrysanthemum Throne on May 1.
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Its "Stratollites" are balloons that can ascend to heights in Earth's stratosphere (basically at the edge of space), and one key ingredient toward making them more commercially viable is ensuring they can spend a long time up in the air without coming down.
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The abdication issue could distract from the constitutional changes being championed by Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's ruling coalition and spur a debate over Japan's succession, including if women should be allowed to ascend to the Chrysanthemum Throne, the world's oldest hereditary monarchy.
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After hovering just 385 kilometers (240 miles) above the dwarf planet's surface for the past eight months, tomorrow Dawn will begin to ascend to a higher orbit, which should allow the spacecraft to more precisely orient itself toward specific regions of interest.
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The Cleveland Indians have won 10 of their last 15 contests to ascend to a share of the lead in the American League Central, while the Kansas City Royals have plummeted into the division's cellar following losses in 33 of their last 13.
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Instead, Wall believes, he managed to stay away from alcohol out of sheer discipline, the same kind of discipline that led him to successfully represent large corporations on complex cases and ascend to the top of the so-called "Big Law" universe.
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Many who were already in the military and serving openly before the policy was put in place, like Crutcher, are grandfathered into the Obama-era rules, which should allow them to continue in their careers as well as ascend to higher ranks.
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"After many years of trying to ascend to top leadership positions, I had the experience of how difficult it is for women," said Johnson Sirleaf, who was the fifth person to win the Ibrahim Prize for Achievement in African Leadership in 2017.
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What is clear is that Grace Mugabe was at the center of the discontent that sparked the surprise coup; the goal, in removing the 93-year-old Mr. Mugabe, was to ensure that she would not ascend to the presidency after his death.
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We are still watching a bookish university professor from the West, who tried to anonymously report an alleged blight on the character of a man about to ascend to a lifetime of power, get smeared as a demanding, mixed-up, uptight, loony fantasist.
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"I have a vision," he wrote in The Entheogen Review in 2001, outlining a future in which the police would be replaced by "guides, friends, helpers and lovers" and the human race would ascend to "a new level of consciousness" through psychedelic drugs.
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The film revolves around a tribe of cats called the Jellicles and the night they make what is known as "the Jellicle choice," in which one cat is chosen to ascend to the Heaviside Layer and come back to a new life.
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That includes his claim that he sat for and passed a polygraph test and, in the case of the accusation from Tyson, that she did not come forward publicly until it was possible that he may ascend to the governorship because of the Northam scandal.
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Public Advocate Jumaane Williams, the Democrat who would ascend to acting mayor if de Blasio were absent for nine straight days (or take his job if the naysayers are proven wrong and de Blasio wins), was critical during a morning interview on a local station.
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Hunched over her saumon marine, Peggy Siegal, the omnipresent New York film publicist and event planner, was sitting between Oliver Stone and Anne Hearst at the Manhattan restaurant La Grenouille last October, talking about the night she tried to ascend to the throne of England.
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Look, if you ascend to your -- to the point in American journalists and the press where you are a White House reporter, you have to have enough professional self-discipline not to start wearing your heart on your sleeve in front of these press conferences.
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The result lands somewhere in the middle: a boxing epic trapped by the legacy of all that came before it—the generation-defining intensity of the Rocky saga; the visual poetry of Coogler's predecessor—even as it fights to ascend to their elevated planes.
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"There's outrage over the mistreatment of career officers and failure to stand up for them," said William J. Burns, who served as an ambassador under four presidents and, during the Obama administration, became only the second career diplomat to ascend to deputy secretary of state.
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One of the problems I had in my short time with last year's "Black Ops III" was that I would routinely use my jetpack to ascend to the roof of a building, only to find an invisible wall blocking me from standing on the roof.
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And with Mr. McCain battling brain cancer, party operatives say Ms. McSally, who has long expressed a desire to serve in the Senate, may be betting that his seat will open up and that she could ascend to the Senate through appointment by the governor.
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Shortly after the reports surfaced, the Imperial Household Agency announced that Mr. Komuro and the princess, the niece of Crown Prince Naruhito, who will ascend to the throne when his father abdicates next spring, would postpone their wedding, originally scheduled for this fall, to 2020.
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He benefits principally from the fact that the very behavior of his that's an insult to decency is a compliment to Trump: It draws on Trump's traits and attests to Pruitt's ambition to ascend to the boss's regal level and be just like him.
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The shooting comes at a tense time for a nation that has been watching nervously as terrorist attacks have occurred elsewhere in the world, and as Mr. Trump, who has promised to bar Muslims from entering the country, prepares to ascend to the presidency.
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If elected president, the daughter of a Jamaican father and an Indian mother would be not only the first woman, but the first Indian American, the first Asian, the first black woman and the first person of Jamaican descent to ascend to the office.
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Even commissioner Adam Silver, who last September sent a memo encouraging NBA team owners to increase the number of women at all levels, has said on numerous occasions that he hopes to see a woman ascend to the helm of one of the league's teams.
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His message has alternated between accepting the mantle as the "law and order candidate" to explaining that since he's been such a crook and sleazebag for his entire adult life, it makes perfect sense for him to ascend to the highest office in the land.
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In recent years, a handful of fat people have slowly but surely chipped away at the stone walls faced by fat people who want to be seen, who want to ascend to the heights normally reserved for those who have earned visibility through thinness.
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Getting to watch someone ascend to the top of their particular game over a five-year stretch can be miraculous, especially if you feel as though you are consuming that person's diary entries in a way that still includes you, the listener, along for the ride.
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Caddell is perhaps best known for the significant role he played in the stunning victory of Jimmy Carter in 85033, and he is the one credited with devising the innovative strategy that enabled Carter, a southern peanut farmer, to ascend to the highest office in the nation.
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" As they ascend to the 15,000-foot plateau, he writes, "We are immediately sobered by the desolation we ride into, its lifeless, lunar magnitude, the dense stacking of scorched, scoured mountains, so unwelcoming, we had quickly learned, that even the Maoists were giving Mustang a wide berth.
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Until the June-July festival, however, most of his public discourses were delivered to a small group of disciples called "the Chosen Ones" (the same group, also known as the "Beverly Hills clique," would ascend to power at Rajneeshpuram after Sheela's abrupt departure the following September).
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These products are the logical extension of the genre of professional self-help books that seem to exist solely to tell women that if they stop apologizing in emails and learn to "power pose," they, too will ascend to the ranks of the She-E-Os.
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I've talked to people who are rising stars there and they're like, "Well that's fine, but I don't want to wait 20 years to ascend to whatever position that is," and by the way that position's not all that great, especially 20 years from now. Yeah.
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Wikipedia says "the musical tells the story of a tribe of cats called the Jellicles and the night they make the 'Jellicle choice,' deciding which cat will ascend to the Heaviside Layer and come back to a new life," which, honestly, does very little to clear up anything.
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"Prince clearly views Trump's vow to bring back torture, CIA-sponsored kidnapping, and enhanced interrogations, as well as his commitment to fill Guantánamo with prisoners, as a golden opportunity to ascend to his rightful place as a covert private warrior for the U.S. national security state," Scahill wrote.
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It will be interesting to see how the movie adapts the plot, which involves many different cats telling the story of their lives as they decide that it's time for one older cat to die aka ascend to the "Heaviside Layer" and come back to a new life.
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But Democrats' hopes for revenge on Mr. McCrory have been shattered before, most recently in 2014, when they counted on a backlash against the conservative governor and the Republican Legislature, only to see Thom Tillis, the speaker of the State House of Representatives, ascend to the United States Senate.
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If Ballmer can sign a big-time free agent, and with Kobe Bryant retiring from the Lakers, perhaps it won't be too long before the Clippers are finally able to ascend to the next level — at which point Ballmer will no longer have to worry about fans arriving late.
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Even for those like Kibet who ascend to the sport's pinnacle, long-term financial stability is rarer than most realize, even if they win one of the world's biggest marathons, such as Boston, where Kenya's Lawrence Cherono last week took first place and $20143,000, or London on April 28.
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The only exception comes when one of them marries a wizard or has the genetic luck to give birth to a magic-capable child, in which case they get to watch their offspring ascend to one of the wizarding academies while they experience its raptures and revelations secondhand.
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After five seasons of Westeros running on relentless toxic masculinity, season six cleared the way for more women than ever to ascend to power, from Yara Greyjoy gunning for the Salt Throne to Sansa Stark reshaping the North to Cersei Lannister wiping out an entire city that wronged her.
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"Cats," composed by Andrew Lloyd Webber, is based on a collection of light T.S. Eliot verses that lack anything in the way of narrative thread, so the show's creators give us a slender reed of theological suspense: Which lucky cat will get to ascend to the Heaviside Layer by evening's end?
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It was this dilemma that helped make J. D. Vance's "Hillbilly Elegy" a runaway best seller in 2016 — the tale of a young man who'd overcome the dysfunctions of his transplanted Appalachian family to ascend to the Ivy League and Silicon Valley, with plenty of culture shocks along the way.
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"We recognize that House Democrats have had a lot on their plate so far this year, but there also may have been an element of deferring to the outrageous myth that our Supreme Court is apolitical and therefore Justices shouldn't be investigated once they ascend to the bench," Kang said.
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As Japan considers whether to reform the imperial law to accommodate the current emperor's request to abdicate before he dies, many Japanese have suggested it is time to revise the 70-year-old law to allow women to ascend to the throne and to allow royal daughters to bear heirs.
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Since a slight majority of them helped Donald Trump ascend to the presidency two years ago, it's never been more clear that white women — stratified by everything from class to education to religion to marital status — have little in common with one another beyond shared racial privilege, and that includes their political values.
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A key problem is that to ascend to top roles, bureaucrats typically follow set pathways that are heavily dominated by men — from positions in the Communist Party Youth League, which was seen as a power center for former President Hu Jintao, to high-profile jobs in provincial government and state-owned enterprises.
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Perhaps Sansa will ascend to the throne, or Dany will prove to be a just ruler, or Brienne will wipe away her tears and jump back into the fray — though doing so in a way that undoes all the fuckery of recent seasons seems more than this show is up for these days.
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"The most uncomfortable question in business, in my view, is how do we pay our soldiers, firefighters, and teachers if a firm can ascend to $460 billion in value (#5 in the world) without paying any meaningful corporate taxes," writes Galloway, author of the forthcoming The Four, an examination of Big Tech.
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On Thursday, the pope is to meet at the Vatican with a group of leading bishops from the United States who are seeking an investigation into why one of their most prominent colleagues was allowed to ascend to a top position in the American church, despite allegations that he had sexually abused seminarians.
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Despite being unlikely to ever ascend to the throne as he is behind his father, brother, two nephews and niece in the line of succession, Harry has been at the forefront of efforts to modernize the monarchy in recent years, rejecting the uptight royal image to talk openly about his innermost feelings.
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But with Ko's plan in motion to have her son ascend to the top of the regime, Pyongyang was already putting out statements to praise the little-known Kim Jong Un. In December 2011, after Kim Jong Il died of a massive heart attack, it became clear Kim Jong Un would be his successor.
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Analysts said Chen, 56, was now better positioned to ascend to the top ranks and become a possible successor to Xi. "He is now [likely] very hopeful of entering the Politburo, and it's even possible that he would replace Sun as a leading contender for the top job," Beijing-based political commentator Zhang Lifan said.
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Its last 30 minutes or so ascend to this level of pure, operatic craft, and it left me thinking of something I read a long time ago about "pure cinema" — the idea that the movies are too indebted to theater and novels and need to break free and tell stories on their own terms.
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And it is hard to ascend to this level: Having access to the office Spotify account is normally a complete faff anyway, and jumping over that hurdle puts most people off from doing it because you have to interact with someone in IT, and they need to give you weird access to a remote computer, and blah, blah, blah.
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But Riverdale, bless its batshit heart, gives us the gift of ending "The Midnight Club" with Jughead locked in an underground survivalist bunker, strung out on Gryphons and Gargoyles (in this universe, role-playing games apparently have known hallucinogenic properties), raving about how he's about to ascend to the next level and meet the Gargoyle King.
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She also laid down a gauntlet of sorts: Her campaign is centered around the perils of corruption and inequality; she's vowed to fix a broken system that gave us a shady fake billionaire as president and has failed to provide opportunities for Americans, especially people of color, to improve their lives and ascend to the middle class.
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The consensus both parties seem to have come to is that the goal of American society should be to form a more perfect meritocracy, that there is no higher goal than making sure that those who win the genetic lottery of skills currently prized by the market can ascend to their rightful slot and make their billions.
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At the elevators, we separate from our friends and their children and ascend to our room, which is the same as their room and everybody's room, and put the children to bed and sit on the balcony with our laptops and our phones, where we look up his Twitter, as we have every night since January.
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And the whole idea was to sell people on the notion that they had really made it and they were gonna ascend to some kind of premium status in American societyIrene: At the start of the 1970s, Cadillac remained a dominating force in the luxury car market, as the idea that "bigger is better" still rang true with buyers.
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Part of the reason Moulton and his fellow Pelosi detractors tried to unseat the longtime House leader going into 2019 was a general complaint that party power was too entrenched at the top — and that younger members of the House were squandering their talents while waiting decades to ascend to a committee chair position, never mind House leadership.
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Part of the reason Moulton and his fellow Pelosi detractors tried to unseat the longtime House leader going into 2019 was a general complaint that party power had become too entrenched at the top — and that younger members of the House were squandering their talents while waiting decades to ascend to a committee chair position, never mind House leadership.
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In keeping with the house's palette, the treads are covered in a bespoke rainbow ombré carpet from France's La Manufacture Cogolin, the colors of which increase or diminish in intensity — yellow to orange to red to blue to green — as you ascend to the bedroom floor or descend to the screening and changing rooms at the pool level.
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"Tyrannosaurs remained small, subsidiary hunters in Late Cretaceous ecosystems of North America until the extinction of allosaurs opened a window of opportunity for them to ascend to the top of the food chain," added paleontologist Lindsay Zanno of the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences and North Carolina State University, lead author of the research published in the journal Communications Biology.
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I'm still in awe of how "Opening New Doors" waited 18 episodes to reveal, via his noodle-house monologue, that Tsubasa's mother had died inside a hockey stadium during one of Tsubasa's childhood practices, explaining why, though she is far and away the best player on her team, she is so reluctant to leave her hometown and ascend to more competitive leagues.
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And with all the Sansa-swapping schemes being bandied about, it must have also occurred to the Queen of Thorns that a swap would be beneficial for Margaery's sake as well — her granddaughter would still be able to marry Joff's gentler brother Tommen, who would ascend to the throne, if say, Joffrey were removed from power before consummating any marriage.
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Designed by CookFox Architects, whose work includes luxury condominiums in the West Village, it looks like the kind of place where everyone is supposed to arrive by Dutch cargo bike and ascend to well-stocked kitchens to make momentous decisions about whether or not tonight's grain salad ought to be topped with a poached farm egg or something more adventurous.
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Yeah. Bryan had an "important meeting" to attend while the draft was happening so he asked me to pick his players for him at random, writing: There's so much twisting, turning, and double-crossing in Game of Thrones that it seems impossible at this point to deduce who will be left standing at the end of a given season — much less ascend to the Iron Throne.
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A group representing the same working-class voters who helped President-elect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE ascend to the White House will travel to Capitol Hill this week to advocate for job training.
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And I don't think any of us have doubts about that, but her total embrace of women's march identity politics, playing political games on where she exactly stands on healthcare, and a neo-con lite foreign policy shows that she basically wants to please establishment Democrats so badly that she is almost certain to be co-opted by them if she were to ascend to the presidency.
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I've published a pair of novels so far, and even though I can plainly see that I'm not even close to being as talented as the writers I admire most, there's also a part of me that believes that I belong with these folks, that my genius remains unrecognized for now and it's just a matter of time until I ascend to my rightful place among the literati.
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Maybe the universe looked at us, at all our sins, at the human race teetering out of control, and thought that after a year of escalating climate change, more mass shootings, democracy eroding, streaming wars, and "OK boomer," the cap-off that 2019 needed was a parade of blurry dancing anthropomorphic furry cats, presided over by a terrifyingly orange Judi Dench, choosing who will ascend to cat heaven.
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Ralph Northam is facing calls for his resignation over a racist photo in his medical school yearbook; Mr. Fairfax is facing the accusations of sexual assault; and Attorney General Mark R. Herring, who would ascend to the governorship if both Mr. Northam and Mr. Fairfax were forced out, is under siege for acknowledging on Wednesday that he put on blackface while a student at the University of Virginia in 1980.
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As Vox's Dylan Matthews writes, Kavanaugh boasts a résumé that any young Republican aspiring to ascend to the high court would dream of: He went to Yale and Yale Law (every current justice either attended that school or Harvard Law); he clerked for two federal appellate judges, including the well-known Alex Kozinski; worked in the solicitor general's office in the George H.W. Bush administration; and then clerked for Anthony Kennedy on the Supreme Court.
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He's kept busy since then—the EPs and singles he's released over the past two years, in particular, are worth checking out—but today he returns with a new LP, It's Alright Between Us As It Is. If you're familiar with Lindstrøm's work, then you know what to expect here: percolating rhythms, skyward synths that ascend to infinity, and earworm-ready melodies that are as immediately memorable as they are giddily complicated.
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Yeah we all took the piss, didn't we, out of Kylie Jenner, that Lola-from-Shark's-Tale looking motherfucker, the teen make-up monolith, the future of the Kardashian clan, the one who will outlast them all, surely, the one most likely to ascend to presidency long after the plastic remains of Kris Jenner have been incinerated to death: we all took the piss when, at the turn of the year, she said 2016 was, quote, "about like the year of just realizing stuff".
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The dutiful daughter gig always has a shelf life — maybe you get too old for it to be convincing; maybe your work environment changes and success hinges less on pleasing one prone-to-flattery man; maybe you learn the hard way that women who seek to ascend to the top eventually have to choose between being liked or respected (in a far more atypical scenario, maybe you find yourself embroiled in a federal investigation and investigators just aren't going for the good-girl routine).
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Within the first 20 minutes, Cats introduces: the dumbfounding concept of Jellicle cats, which are basically just regular cats with more specific rules; the concept of a Jellicle ball, wherein a single cat is chosen to ascend to heaven; a house cat (Rebel Wilson) who commands a small army of dancing mice and cockroaches with human-child faces; an evil cat (Idris Elba) with teleportation superpowers; and a playboy cat (Jason Derulo) who sparks the uncomfortable realization that all these cats seem horny as hell.
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He believes to harmonize is to reach, to ascend, to query ego & hold a note till there's only a quiver of blue feather sat dawn, & a voice goes out to return as a litany of mock orange & sweat, as we are sewn into what we came crying out of, & when Old School declares, "You can't doo-wop a cappella & let your tongue touch an evil while fingering a slothful doubt beside the Church of Coltrane," he has traversed the lion's den as Eric Dolphy plays a fluted solo of birds in the pepper trees.
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