Under duress, Macmillan became a reluctant aspirant to European status.
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That sends a message for other emerging aspirant middle-class economies.
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Even so, recent comments made by a former presidential aspirant, Sen.
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As an aspirant superpower, China sees technology as a vital national interest.
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With Kennedy, politics aside, everything was intimate, aspirant, literally seen from below.
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Not every aspirant made their mark by leaving one in someone else.
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Humberto de la Calle, the government's chief peace negotiator, is a worthy aspirant.
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And that has made Trump the most unpopular presidential aspirant since the 1920s.
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Some of the aspirant countries of the western Balkans are treading this path, too.
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Camus said the Aspirant Dunand installation covers nearly half of the pool' energy consumption.
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But this is America, where amnesia is a convenient tool of the politically aspirant.
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"This country has to come together," the former vice president and 2020 presidential aspirant said.
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He is also a septuagenarian, billionaire businessman, former vice-president, and three-time presidential aspirant.
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Another Latino aspirant for the city's top job might be more persuasive than Mr García.
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For ORourke, the long-suppressed tale fills out an unusual portrait for a presidential aspirant.
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Flight simulators can replicate in-flight emergencies and teach aspirant pilots how to handle them.
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And he should not assign it to staff, as Obama did with nuclear aspirant Iran.
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For O'Rourke, the long-suppressed tale fills out an unusual portrait for a presidential aspirant.
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The ability to bounce back from defeat is often what distinguishes an entrepreneur from an aspirant.
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Instead, in a dirge of a campfire song, the aspirant vacationers tapped smartphones and, occasionally, spoke.
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To go back home, this aspirant has to travel 9,000 miles away from 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.
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Quietly and radically, Democratic presidential aspirant Julián Castro is building the beginning of an alternative vision.
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Kirsten Gillibrand became the fifth Democratic presidential aspirant to announce support for Sanders' "Medicare For All" legislation.
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Weld won't be running in Oklahoma, where a presidential aspirant only needs to cut a $5,000 check.
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But Gorsuch is also more outspoken and forthright in his positions than your typical Supreme Court aspirant.
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Today's presidents also model behavior, and tell every presidential aspirant what will or won't work for them politically.
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"Connolly also said he's "particularly" pleased the bill "recognizes that Georgia has been a longstanding NATO-aspirant country.
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Republican quislings will multiply, slinking into support of the most anti-conservative presidential aspirant in their party's history.
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His unexpected passion quickly grabbed the media's attention and raised his profile as a possible White House aspirant.
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In each case, a third-party candidate took enough votes from one presidential aspirant to elect the other.
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Through dancing, he met Lil Uzi Vert — now an idiosyncratic Garbo-like superstar, but then a more accessible aspirant.
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Background: De Maupassant's "The Necklace" follows Mathilde Loisel, a social aspirant tragically ruined in her pursuit of unobtainable luxury.
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The blueprint for that has been to find something that every AI aspirant needs (or wants), then charge for it.
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Merkley, a potential presidential aspirant in 2020, said he was told the facility held immigrant children separated from their parents.
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She's the typical age for a presidential aspirant, has the typical qualifications, and has somewhat banal Democratic Party policy views.
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And, another possible White House aspirant, former New York mayor Michael Bloomberg, also is writing large checks to help Democrats.
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They ignore the core principle that no third party possesses a veto over NATO decisions and cannot hold any aspirant hostage.
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As an aspirant to full NATO membership with America's backing, Georgia now spends more than 2 percent of its GDP on defense.
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As a NATO member and an aspirant to the EU, Albania is of critical importance to the U.S., Europe and the West.
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One might reflexively assume that this turn effectively validates a central promise made repeatedly by Donald J. Trump, the Republican presidential aspirant.
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Falwell also hosted the virulently racist presidential aspirant George Wallace on guest pulpits in the South and Midwest in the early 1960s.
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Warren, a potential presidential aspirant, has attacked both the legislation and, by naming them on social media, Democratic colleagues who backed it.
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Chevy redesigned and relaunched the perennial aspirant to the throne in the US, putting it on sale for the 2019 model year.
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The $69 million SNAP Interactive makes mobile dating apps, while the IPO aspirant is the parent of the popular Snapchat photo-sharing app.
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Gorsuch is more outspoken and forthright in his positions than your typical Supreme Court aspirant, providing a lot of fodder for any opponents.
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Such antics would disqualify an aspirant from membership of the European Union, but it is harder to punish miscreants once they are inside.
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Westbrook is a counterpunching aspirant; in mid-game adjustments and postgame comments, you can sense him gauging how best to apply his energies.
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"As every current and recent general and senior officer (or aspirant) knows, SASC is perfectly capably of punishing officers," the defense motion reads.
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Last year, Chevy redesigned and relaunched the perennial aspirant to the full-size-pickup throne in the US. Can it threaten King Ford?
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Aspirant countries that have expressed interest in joining NATO are invited to engage in intensified dialogue about their membership aspirations and related reforms.
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Republicans, meanwhile, shockingly rejected former governor and 2012 presidential aspirant Tim Pawlenty's comeback bid, instead tapping Hennepin County Commissioner Jeff Johnson, CNN projects.
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That vacuum is being filled by acts of reckless impunity, as aspirant powers seek to define their new place in the shifting order.
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And each aspirant—aware of the age in which he now lives—is doing his part to make himself the most attractive candidate.
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With an unpopular president potentially facing an unconvincing opposition candidate, next year's election would seem to be fertile territory for a middle-ground aspirant.
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On Tuesday night, Faraday Future—an aspirant Tesla competitor very much on the rise—debuted their FF 91 electric car at CES in Vegas.
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With the two now cooperating, these concerns may be addressed, making it harder for other aspirant trading hubs - including Seoul and Shanghai - to succeed.
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Platforms like Thrasher Magazine have over four million followers on Instagram, showing clips of skateboarders landing and crashing -- setting a standard for aspirant skaters.
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Gary Johnson came up well short in his third-party bid for New Mexico's Senate seat -- a familiar outcome for the Libertarian presidential aspirant.
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By exerting its influence over EU-aspirant nations such as Bosnia, Serbia and Macedonia, China is vying for a seat at the EU table.
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"But I also think that for every nuclear aspirant there is a unique set of incentives and disincentives to work from," he told CNN.
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The core of these films—the tension and conflict between Jedi warrior Rey and evil Sith aspirant Kylo Ren—is a compelling human drama.
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FOR A brief moment, the presidential aspirant Pete Buttigieg and his husband Chasten may no longer be the most talked-about gay couple in Indiana.
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He has borrowed a slogan—"the dignity of work"—that was previously deployed this year to good effect by another Midwestern presidential-aspirant, Sherrod Brown.
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In 1804, Aaron Burr, vice president and an aspirant for higher office, killed Alexander Hamilton, George Washington's former secretary of the treasury, in a duel.
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Elizabeth Warren, who is poised to formally kick off her presidential campaign Saturday, has filed her first financial disclosure report as a White House aspirant.
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"Politicians have always misused the struggle for resources in the county to incite Tharaka voters against supporting an aspirant from Chuka and vice versa," she said.
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The ascendant Democratic presidential aspirant has become a Silicon Valley sensation in the early stages of the primary — while Zuckerberg has been perpetually on the ropes.
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Clinton was flush with more cash than any previous presidential aspirant, and a mainstream media that was willing to act as virtual campaign surrogates for her.
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On Thursday, Di Maio will present the rest of his aspirant team, including the key posts of economy minister, foreign minister, interior minister and defense minister.
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Meanwhile, other New York-based startups – like live-video news startup Cheddar, The Skimm, or VR aspirant Littlstar – are exploring the boundaries of new-new media.
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This is all well and good, but things take a turn when Dwight introduces his new crew to Pelicans building block and GOAT aspirant Anthony Davis.
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Brad Kessler, an aspirant for mayor of San Antonio, dropped in to shake hands around the yellow crime-scene tape that cordoned off the killing field.
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That enhances the prospect — still probably no better than 50-50 — that no aspirant goes into next July's Milwaukee convention with the necessary majority of delegates.
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What's true now is that socialist "has lost its meaning," especially among millennials, as Peter Buttigieg, the young presidential aspirant and mayor of South Bend, Ind.
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Politicians (most recently 2020 presidential aspirant Cory Booker), advocates (most recently Al Gore), wonks, and activists — everyone involved in green politics is talking about the GND.
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And then there was this broadside — perhaps the closest that one Oval Office aspirant has come in modern times to accusing another of being ugly as sin.
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But executives had a lingering concern: Would viewers be put off by the show's harsh climax, in which a churlish Manhattan titan dismisses a wide-eyed aspirant?
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Aspirant countries such as Bosnia and Macedonia must continue to uphold Western values, and serve as an example to populist and anti-American regimes within the region.
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EU officials publicly say Ukraine and fellow aspirant Georgia have qualified for visa liberalisation, but behind the scenes Germany, France, Belgium and Italy appear to be stalling.
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Learjet conquistadors swoop in, aspirant politicians who see Florida as an untethered plum and who buy their way into office with big bucks and bumper-sticker cures.
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"The country is in a state of shock," Marina Silva, a former environment minister and an aspirant to Brazil's presidency, said in a video posted on Facebook.
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In the union ranks, rampant nepotism and byzantine work rules mean it may take longer for a black aspirant to become a makeup artist than a heart surgeon.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - Striding a small stage in a poor hillside neighborhood of Venezuela's capital, Caracas, presidential aspirant Henri Falcon fulminates against hunger, malnutrition and hyperinflation under socialist rule.
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Set in New York and Hollywood in the 2300s, it stars Jesse Eisenberg as a film-industry aspirant who gets caught up in the era's frantic social scene.
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MANCHESTER, England — The annual conference of Britain's Conservative Party already had the feel of a political beauty pageant, with one aspirant to power after another taking the rostrum.
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For much of the year, Kirsten Gillibrand's critics — sensing a presidential aspirant in their midst — had assumed that the New York senator could not hear enough about herself.
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"To use prosecutorial discretion to attempt to criminalize voter assistance is wrong and should be disqualifying for any aspirant to the nation's highest law enforcement post," he wrote.
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So I figure I'll ask him about Senator Warren, a prominent Presidential aspirant who literally lives in our neighborhood, and who is building her message around economic justice.
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In the next hour and a half, the club will be flooded with thirsty, aspirant alcoholics, hedonistic pill poppers, and the non-stop partiers of Amsterdam's nightlife scene.
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The most famous example is Brock Lesnar, a former professional wrestler and NFL aspirant who found his way into the octagon and within three fights was its heavyweight champion.
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HODAD, which could also be "hoe dad" or "ho-daddy," is venerable surfer speak for someone who puts on airs but surfs badly, it seems, not just an aspirant.
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HODAD, which could also be "hoe dad" or "ho-daddy," is venerable surfer speak for someone who puts on airs but surfs badly, it seems, not just an aspirant.
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She heads to New York apparently, where she'll meet Katy Keene (Hale), an aspiring designer; the socialite Pepper Smith (Chan); and Jorge Lopez (Beauchamp), a Broadway aspirant and drag queen.
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In the spring of 1960, for instance, when the presidential aspirant John Kennedy teed off on a par-three hole with an old friend, Paul Fay, in Pebble Beach, Calif.
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In 2013, one aspirant told Reuters that an opposition party had raided her campaign site and littered it with condoms in an attempt to denigrate her reputation among conservative voters.
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The other aspirant, Sewbo, which is based in Seattle, has made a T-shirt already, as a proof of principle, though it does not yet have a commercial production system.
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For the first time, the ability to understand the impact of technology and explain it to the American voter isn't something that sets a Democratic presidential aspirant apart — it's expected.
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What is becoming difficult to find is a modern aspirant to the White House who does not think of himself or herself as the solution to a world-historical crisis.
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The couple were all smiles in snapshots from Aspen holiday together with fans via Facebook and Instagram on Monday, and might we say they make 15 years of marriage seem aspirant.
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But for Cohen, trading and management issues are now sandwiched between investor meetings with early-stage companies in Silicon Valley, hosting political fundraisers for his favorite presidential aspirant, New Jersey Gov.
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The billionaire White House aspirant noted that Mr Cruz was born in Canada to parents of mixed heritage: while his mother was an American citizen, his father was born in Cuba.
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Another aspirant who was sidelined is from the fledgling Hong Kong National Party, which calls for the city to secede from China and become a full-blown nation of its own.
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So it was no surprise that on his way out of his election night party, the former two-term governor and one-time presidential aspirant said he was through with politics.
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"When candidates say, 'At least Donald Trump and Mitch McConnell are pretending to be interested,' s***, that is not enough," the former Texas congressman and 2020 aspirant wrote on Twitter Sunday.
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For Obama, it is also painful evidence of the difference between the campaign promises of a forty-six-year-old aspirant and the realities of governing in a bitterly polarized time.
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Ms Warren, herself a former teacher, is not the only presidential aspirant eager to be seen as allied with Chicago teachers as they strike for better pay and more resources in schools.
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Messi's critics point out that he has never done anything comparable and it's true, he hasn't: he's never joined an aspirant club with a history of failure and transformed them into champions.
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Paul Laxalt&aposs memoir told of his youth and rapid rise to political prominence in Nevada, his years as a U.S. senator, Reagan confidante, presidential aspirant and, finally, legal adviser and lobbyist.
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Starlink plans to put thousands of satellites into space with which to blanket the world in broadband — SpaceX isn't the only aspirant to this plan, but it is farther along than some.
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Avoiding income tax "makes me smart," he declared with no shame for the wider connotations of a presidential aspirant who would sacrifice the interests of the citizenry to make a quick buck.
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Kerrey had left the state for some time but, still, Fischer — who wasn't even supposed to win her own GOP primary — beat the charismatic former presidential aspirant by a whopping 220006 points.
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It's a comparison that might work better if Vance were a communist inspired by the poetics of Toni Morrison rather than an aspirant to political office in the mold of Ronald Reagan.
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It's a comparison that might work better if Vance were a communist inspired by the poetics of Toni Morrison rather than an aspirant to political office in the mold of Ronald Reagan.
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GOP gubernatorial aspirant Ron DeSantis is introduced as someone who likes Trump, takes the stage to demonstrate his approval of Trump, then slinks off before his speech becomes dangerously long or memorable.
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That is a far more serious offence, and one that was enough to end the career of John Edwards, an aspirant Democratic presidential candidate, when he was caught doing something similar in 2008.
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The EU's important part in ending the cold war on Western terms, and its setting of democratic norms and values for aspirant members from the east, has been of incalculable benefit to America.
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This air of crisp editorial omniscience insures that the magazine is as likely to be found on an aspirant think tanker's iPad in New Delhi as it is on Bill Gates's private jet.
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Perry, twice an aspirant for the White House and for decades a swaggering figure in the Texas Republican Party, returns to the national limelight after his career in politics withered amid scandal and embarrassment.
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Putin will continue instigating and exploiting "frozen conflicts" in NATO-aspirant post-Soviet countries like Ukraine, Georgia, and Moldova, so that no independent state in his backyard will be welcomed into the Western alliance.
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At 45 percent, independent voters were not as supportive of universal Medicare as Democrats, but only 22 percent said they would be less likely to back a presidential aspirant who supports Medicare for all.
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But even when he was at the apex of his popularity (before a recall election removed him from office in 2003), voters in focus groups regularly panned his prospects as a potential presidential aspirant.
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The idea that Mitterrand, a man of the left and an aspirant to the nation's highest office, would be meeting with the country's leading intellectual—who was fatally injured immediately afterward—is naturally tantalizing.
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He scans dimly lit racks, bouncing to Young Thug songs piped through the store speakers with the grace of a Juilliard aspirant, landing lightly on the balls of his toes before lifting off again.
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A coalition to pick a single presidential aspirant among these candidates last year descended into chaos, amplifying concerns that the emerging political class might not be different from their predecessors, given the same chance.
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In Tampa on Tuesday, that conflict comes courtesy of Democratic gubernatorial aspirant Jeff Greene's campaign bus and boosters, Tampa's Indivisibles, NextGen Florida, and a few people from Black Lives Matter and other assorted groups.
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New York City Council Speaker Corey Johnson, a potential mayoral aspirant himself, also filled the void left behind by de Blasio, tweeting updates and explanations throughout the early evening and into the unusually dark night.
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And on February 21st came the biggest setback to Mr Cameron, when Boris Johnson, the popular mayor of London and aspirant to the Tory leadership, announced that he too would campaign to leave (see article).
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In the United States, the Republican presidential aspirant Donald J. Trump has tapped into the rage of communities reeling from factory closings, denouncing trade with China and Mexico as a mortal threat to American prosperity.
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And thus, at long last, this gem of a moment was born: Other aspirant throne-seekers would, in time, come to discover the All-Important Seat themselves, only to find that they had been beaten.
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And now that aspirant — who last year acquired the British accessories house Jimmy Choo — is swallowing up one of the last of the independent Italian houses, known for its baroque decadence and pop culture presence.
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At the Aspirant Dunand swimming pool in the 14th Arrondissement of Paris, the stuff runs through pipes underneath the pool, where the warmth is captured with the help of metal plates in the sewage pipes.
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On New Year's Eve it negotiated an agreement between Mr. Kabila's party and opposition groups — including the popular presidential aspirant Moise Katumbi — that would instate an opposition prime minister and calls for elections this year.
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I asked Martin Frost, a former Democratic congressman from Texas who at one time was the chairman of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, about O'Rourke possibly beating the incumbent GOP senator and former presidential aspirant, Sen.
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It's a positive sign, and indicative of how far climate change has climbed up the ladder of voters' priorities, that every single Democratic presidential aspirant has voiced support for the vision of a Green New Deal.
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The Aspirant Dunand pool in Paris' 14th arrondissement is the latest in a series of French public buildings to use heat pumps to recycle residual warmth from showers, dishwashers and washing machines in its sewage pipes.
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" Mr. Franken, 66, who has been mentioned as a possible presidential aspirant in 2020, joined the Senate in 2009 after a successful career in comedy, including as a writer and cast member of "Saturday Night Live.
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They argued that Gorsuch is "more outspoken and forthright in his positions than your typical Supreme Court aspirant," since he wrote "a full book on assisted suicide and euthanasia" that "came down decisively against" the practices.
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Was John Updike still angry about the 1965 swipes in "Tiny Mummies!" in 1998, when he wrote in The New Yorker that Mr. Wolfe's fiction "amounts to entertainment, not literature, even literature in a modest aspirant form"?
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JAKARTA, Aug 24 (Reuters) - China's medal machine Sun Yang heads a handful of reigning Olympic champions, and host of aspirant Tokyo 200 gold medallists, looking to make a statement in the Asian Games pool over the next week.
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Elijah Cummings never stopped believing in the American dream and pressed ahead until his last days to give every citizen, aspirant and actual, access to that dream as well as all of the blessings of our great republic.
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"It is true that we have not dismantled the financial system, and in that sense, Bernie Sanders's critique is correct" — a reference to the Vermont senator and presidential aspirant who regularly calls to break up America's biggest banks.
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A case in point is Macedonia, a former Yugoslav republic that, from the ashes of the Balkan Wars, has blossomed into an independent, democratic, prosperous and pro-Western nation that is an aspirant to the EU and NATO.
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Analysts said the conditions that fueled Sinn Fein's rise mirrored those that have driven support in Britain for Jeremy Corbyn, the hard-left Labour Party leader, and in the United States for the Democratic presidential aspirant Bernie Sanders.
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In July 2016, UNESCO stepped up the pressure and gave Montenegro, a European Union aspirant and the newest NATO member state, until mid-March to remedy the problem if it wants Kotor to remain on the World Heritage List.
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Another Chinese DRAM aspirant, Fujian Jinhua, had yet to reach mass production for its chips when the U.S. government in October placed it on an entity list that effectively barred American companies from supplying it with goods and services.
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This is especially apparent back at base, on the game's world map, where aspirant commanders are presented with limited resources and a seemingly endless array of things to spend them on, but given little guidance about what to do.
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Former London Mayor Boris Johnson, a leader of the Brexiteers and an admitted aspirant to displace Prime Minister David Cameron, cited Adolf Hitler's attempt to unify Europe as a guide to the dangers of EU ambitions to follow suit.
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Of the three energy scenarios drawn up by the government of the European Union aspirant country, two aim for 2025 and the third delays the phase out until 2040, when the Bitola power plant is scheduled to shut down.
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"I filed my PFD, which I am proud to say is the largest in the history of the FEC," Trump said in a statement, noting that Bernie Sanders, a far poorer presidential aspirant, had requested an extension for his form.
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"I filed my PFD, which I am proud to say is the largest in the history of the (Federal Election Commission)," Trump said in a statement, noting that Sanders, a far poorer presidential aspirant, had requested an extension for his form.
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Both Alain Juppé, the leading aspirant on the centre-right, and Nicolas Sarkozy, a former president hoping to run again, have threatened to tear up the Le Touquet agreement which gives Britain the right to conduct border checks at Calais.
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Courtesy Macy's Thankfully for all aspirant RNC attendees everywhere, the dress Ivanka wore during her speech is not only immediately available to add to your digital shopping cart, with sizes ranging from 2 to 16 still in stock at various websites.
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A strong majority of voters between the ages of 2023 and 34 -- 61 percent -- said they would be more inclined to back a presidential aspirant with this position, a sentiment shared by 59 percent of voters between 21625 and 2900.
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A former football team owner himself (with the doomed USFL in the 1980s) and reportedly an aspirant NFL owner just a few years ago, Trump's attempts to divide the league owners from their players seems to have had the opposite effect.
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The subject of bad bosses is again in the news thanks to Amy Klobuchar, U.S. senator, Democratic presidential aspirant, and, as a recent story in the Times made clear, the living antithesis of whatever "Minnesota Nice" is supposed to be.
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A dreamlike musical-drama about the pitfalls that come with chasing your dreams, La La Land follows an emotional bell curve traced by the relationship between struggling actress Mia Dolan (Emma Stone) and aspirant jazz pianist Sebastian Wilder (Ryan Gosling).
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"These suspensions have become a badge of honor and a means by which an aspirant can bolster his or her legitimacy," wrote the authors of ISIS in America: From Retweets to Raqqa, a December 2015 report by George Washington University's Program on Extremism.
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This is part of what makes the shooting rampage's belated adoption by self-styled Islamic State martyrs — even American-born wannabes with limited or nonexistent links to the aspirant caliphate — more jarring, in its own way, than any suicide bombing or airplane hijacking.
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Overwhelmed by migrants streaming into Greece from Turkey over the past year, the European Union struck a deal under which the EU-aspirant country would take back migrants in return for financial aid, faster visa-free travel and slightly accelerated EU membership talks.
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The 75 million people of Turkey, the NATO member and European Union aspirant that straddles Europe and Asia and was once seen as a stable democracy, are facing a ferocious onslaught of terrorist attacks unlike anything that has been seen in the West.
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Galston went on: As an elected official or aspirant for elective office, there is nothing dishonorable about defining one's policy aspirations at any given point in response to what the public is prepared to endorse or at least permit at that time.
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Indeed, it became indispensable to that decade's upthrusters in business and politics -- among them a wildly aspirant tycoon busily buying up and tearing down properties all over New York and publishing his celebration of it, The Art of the Deal by Donald J. Trump.
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And bizarrely for a GOP aspirant to the highest office, Trump has praised Planned Parenthood -- an organization anathema to most conservatives -- for having provided health services to millions of women (though he does believe it should be denied federal funding because it houses abortion services).
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At the Mondial Coiffure et Beauté on September 11th-12th Bruno Le Maire, a centre-right would-be candidate on his way to a lesson in lissage brésilien (Brazilian hair-straightening), bumped into Emmanuel Macron, an aspirant from the left, fresh from a barber's shave.
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The 10-day-old standoff ended in southern Catania port at the weekend after EU member Ireland and Albania, an EU aspirant, agreed to take some of the 150 migrants who had been rescued at sea and denied permission by Salvini to come ashore.
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WEST ORANGE, N.J. — It has been two weeks since Senator Cory Booker claimed his "I am Spartacus" moment after releasing documents during the Supreme Court confirmation hearings for Brett Kavanaugh, earning mocking derision from conservatives who saw a presidential aspirant angling for a viral moment.
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What usually counts as success for a presidential contender -- adequate financing, support of party, deep experience, public visibility and a proven record of vote-getting -- morphed into negatives during this primary season when for the first time a truly viable female presidential aspirant had finally achieved them.
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Every so often the big brown door of the theatre, with its single round pane of glass, something like a porthole, would swing open, offloading the previous aspirant, a carbon copy of myself, whose face conveyed, in equal parts, relief, defeat, and premature delusions of being cast.
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In 2013, following a crushing defeat in the 2012 presidential race in which GOP nominee Romney won only 27% of Hispanic voters nationwide, a handful of Senate Republicans -- including McCain and 2016 presidential aspirant Marco Rubio of Florida -- led the charge, again, for comprehensive immigration reform.
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Show Us Your Wall LOS ANGELES — Pete Wentz, the bassist for Fall Out Boy and an avid collector of contemporary art, adorns the walls of his Spanish-style home here with works that betray his roots as a graffiti-obsessed punk aspirant growing up in suburban Chicago.
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NATO's granting of Ukraine with the status of "aspirant country" is a significant step on its path to membership and Ukraine's fifth president, Petro Poroshenko, could be the one to take the country into NATO membership, having written a letter expressing Ukraine's interest in being invited to enter a membership action plan (MAP).
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As I watched him vaporize one Heaviside aspirant after another, I got an agreeable chill thinking that "Cats" was tearing a bloody page from "Sweeney Todd," so it was a little disappointing to learn that Macavity isn't actually killing his victims but depositing them safely on a barge in the Thames. Why?
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"As one of the first avenues for black capital accumulation, the taxi industry almost immediately became a contested economic terrain, swamped with aspirant operators," Jackie Dugard, who at the time was an analyst with the Commonwealth Secretariat in London, wrote in "From Low Intensity War to Mafia War," a 2001 study on taxi violence.
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" At the same time, Wade made the point that the potential aspirant "who will most benefit is the first one to effectively marshal the argument that while Donald Trump is busy fighting the NFL, wages aren't keeping up with work, jobs are going overseas and the people in the stands, not the luxury boxes, are hurting.
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The candidate told the delegates they would each get $3,000 for their votes and the money was widely believed to have come from a presidential candidate who had made a secret deal with the parliamentary candidate that if he won his race then he would vote for the presidential aspirant at the final stage of the election process.
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So a bet on either, with Ohio governor re-cast as an independent or Democrat, or any centrist aspirant in their image, would suppose that millions of voters are plotting an abrupt U-turn -- with no evidence to back it apart from a sniffing sense that progressives are ready to compromise on their dreams and the right would forswear power for better manners.
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Eric, as many of you likely know, is a fantastic editor and has spent quality time in the ups and downs of startupland, a perspective that will help tremendously as we try to keep making TechCrunch the last word in startups and emerging tech, as well as a genuinely useful resource for every founder, engineer, executive and aspirant in tech.
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He stood out here, with his slightly formal clothes, his feathered hair, though in the States he would have been generic enough, an East Coast aspirant prep school kid, maybe not quite the real thing, especially if he smiled too broadly (as he was careful almost never to do) and revealed a lower set of teeth in un-American disarray.
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The Sanders left wing won't have veto power, but Biden might not want to tap someone who exacerbates tensions — that might apply to Minnesota Senator and unsuccessful presidential aspirant Amy KlobucharAmy KlobucharDemocratic senators ask IRS to extend tax filing deadline amid coronavirus outbreak Biden now has a route to the Oval Office — if he navigates the challenges Sanders's path narrows as losses mount MORE.
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Astroturfed activists, as well as organically mad old white people, showed up to town hall meetings to scream "Tyranny!" at Democratic members of Congress because of their plan to bring the health care bill Romney enacted as governor of Massachusetts to the rest of the nation—the very accomplishment that, at one time, entitled Romney to think of himself as a viable presidential aspirant.
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Among the current four NATO aspirant countries, Bosnia and Herzegovina is in last place, with defense spending that falls under 1 percent of its GDP; however, Bosnia should heed President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's message and more than double its spending.
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By making Farran an aspirant to the same sort of success the show's writers value, by making him a guy who thinks working at a cannery is inherently absurd, something you'd put in a novel, "Russian Doll" suggests that everyone in this city, at the end of the day, is ultimately the same, sharing identical aesthetic and professional aspirations, and we'd know that if we only paid closer attention.
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"Barry's" second season drew even more rave reviews, a larger audience and even more Emmy potential Emmy adoration: Among its 17 total nominations, the series returned as a contender for outstanding comedy series and Hader was again nominated for outstanding lead actor in a comedy, while co-star Sarah Goldberg received her first nomination as outstanding supporting actress in a omedy as acting aspirant Sally Reed, whose initial shallow narcissism has turned into a raw journey of self-discovery.
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One of the reasons I remain grateful to the Waldrops after all these years — despite some retrospective qualms about the text itself — is that they accepted that manuscript from a cold submission by a young and unknown poet without references or recommendations, which meant that this green aspirant could suddenly conceive of himself as playing in the same ballpark as many of the older poets and prose writers he admired — the various likes of Mei-mei Bersenbrugge, William Bronk, Robert Coover, Barbara Guest, John Hawkes, Lyn Hejinian, Jackson Mac Low, Harry Mathews, Christopher Middleton, and Ron Silliman, among others.
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Who do you know who has denigrated immigrants, the handicapped, Muslims and Mexicans; trashed all our recent trade agreements; mounted a fraudulent campaign claiming our president was not born in this country; insulted the whole presidential selection process by running for the highest office without doing a shred of homework; boasted of grabbing women by their genitals; disparaged our NATO allies; praised the dictatorial president of Russia and encouraged him to hack Democratic Party emails; vowed to prosecute his campaign rival if he got elected; threatened to curb the freedom of the press; suggested that gun rights advocates might take the law into their own hands if Hillary Clinton won; insulted the parents of a slain Iraq war hero; been accused by 11 women of sexual assault or other unwelcome physical advances; sought to undermine America's electoral system by claiming, without a shred of evidence, that it is so "rigged" he can't promise to concede if he loses; and been cited for lying about more things more times in more ways on more days than any presidential aspirant in history?
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