I mean aspiring to feeling better is aspiring to maybe using a product that doesn't have any endocrine disrupters or plastic in it.
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We're doing it fast — aspiring to even greater heights.
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It made aspiring to reach a competitive level seem preposterous.
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A dreamy Pisces aspiring to work in a traditional corporate environment?
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Every lyric is about aspiring to be somewhere you can't be.
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This summer I'm aspiring to be the grasshopper, not the ant.
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I'm gonna lean on the foot to aspiring to… happiness, even.
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Everyone in the middle class and everyone aspiring to join it.
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It might seem an improbable choice for someone aspiring to help people.
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Nevertheless, the fact that China is aspiring to global leadership is significant.
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"We are not aspiring to be an intellectual art publication," she notes.
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Others are simply aspiring to live better lives in a new one.
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But the people aspiring to replace Ms. Rousseff are under threat, too.
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In the US, companies aspiring to go public have faced added challenges.
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I am an eighth-grade girl aspiring to enter the STEM field.
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Are we aspiring to make things that just make people feel O.K.?
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It's what I started out aspiring to become and what I remained.
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I have no problem with us aspiring to be great like that.
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Moreover, if aspiring to global leadership may be irksome, forfeiting it carries costs.
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At some level, every program in the South is aspiring to be Alabama.
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The garden, in the distance, stood out in a neighborhood aspiring to stylishness.
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It's a whole new world for anyone aspiring to be America's Chief Diplomat.
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Conservatives say he has created a model for Republicans aspiring to national office.
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It's a habit that anyone aspiring to own a business should take up.
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We're aspiring to fly a crew orbit by the end of this year.
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Romano concluded her essay with an encouraging word for those aspiring to become entertainers.
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Revolutionary communists understood the implications of aspiring to a "global optimum" and didn't flinch.
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A focus on streaming, rather than aspiring to be on TV, doesn't hurt either.
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Larson tells PEOPLE she was drawn to the story's optimism in aspiring to dream.
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I was infused with the ideals that society preaches about aspiring to heterosexual marriage.
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Like many young women, I grew up aspiring to fit into a patriarchal world.
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She was aspiring to do them as an individual, not just as a character.
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At New York University, I started out pre-med, aspiring to be an anesthesiologist.
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I see you, women whodid not grow up aspiring to be a plot device.
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Even the idea of aspiring to that… it just seemed so foreign to me.
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Then, aspiring to drive in Formula One, he raced in England for three years.
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Fonseka accused President Rajapaksa of corruption, of murdering journalists, and of aspiring to dictatorship.
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They moved to Ontario, aspiring to work on farms near the hamlet of Jordan.
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For example, instead of aspiring to run a marathon, aim to run a 5K.
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Self-government requires uniting through our commonalities and aspiring to achieve a shared future.
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Steve focuses on companies aspiring to deliver significant advances to developers and to computing infrastructure.
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In that case, we would pass, because we're not aspiring to cover every news story.
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Instead drunkenly aspiring to goals, like working out every day, I started actually reaching them.
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The notion of aspiring to achieve things in life was sort of in the blood.
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We are a people used to being good, or at least aspiring to be good.
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We cannot keep Mr. Putin from aspiring to overseas adventures like his expedition into Syria.
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Ransford said he's not aspiring to take the company public — at least no time soon.
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Maybe that makes hygge impossible for Americans, but it is a state worth aspiring to.
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But monogamous marriage, respectable jobs, and earning lots of money… aspiring to that has its implications.
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Sid, a neurotic novelist aspiring to J.D. Salinger-like prestige, has instead made his money copywriting.
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It was, rather, aspiring to a better quality of life in the face of untrammelled development.
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I remember watching Carl Lewis as a kid, and aspiring to be as good as him.
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" McAdam concluded his piece by saying that Americans "deserve better from people aspiring to be president.
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Unless she's aspiring to become the next Kris Jenner, queen of reality TV, this seems unlikely.
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But it was sleazy, and unbefitting of someone aspiring to the highest office in the land.
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Stacy Brown-Philpot didn't grow up aspiring to be the chief executive of a technology company.
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She skipped high school and started college when she was 13, aspiring to be a doctor.
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What a great series of books to keep children dreaming and aspiring to make wonderful things.
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Mr. Xi holds appeal for foreign leaders aspiring to strongman status — President Trump openly admires him.
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Nevermind that aspiring to "published novelist," or even "self-published novelist" would be setting a high goal.
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Georgia – a country aspiring to NATO membership – already exceeds the alliance requirements for defense and technology spending.
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Nobody is actually aspiring to read one page or do one push-up or open their notes.
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We applaud these colleges for aspiring to a world that better serves our kids and their futures.
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We're aspiring to [produce something that is] well-regarded and high-quality but not for the superrich.
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It's certainly possible to imagine fans in the hundreds of thousands aspiring to Clark's latest self-presentation.
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Such an agenda, aspiring to social justice for all, exists, but who is out there selling it?
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Quinn and his older sister, Annabeth, formed Q & A Productions, aspiring to be like the Coen brothers.
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"He added, "The model that Universal is using, every studio is aspiring to do something like that.
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In the real world, that is what has happened in Ukraine, which is aspiring to join NATO.
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Quitting the world's largest trading bloc and aspiring to be a beacon of free trade are incompatible goals.
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"If the Libra is aspiring to be used globally, countries must seek a globally coordinated response," Kuroda said.
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Because at least you're aspiring to be something, you consider yourself great because you want to be great.
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The result is a coffee-table book aspiring to be a history book that reads like a textbook.
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"This guy Papadopoulos, I've never met him, but he clearly is aspiring to be a player," Warner said.
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Having identified a hotspot, Safecity works with NGOs to stage "interventions"—initiatives aspiring to break the status quo.
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And of course, the Democrats aspiring to be president have the most interest in a both-paths approach.
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China, aspiring to be champions of the beautiful game, can learn from another country with the same goal: America.
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They may also want to consider whether, in general, ketosis via a ketogenic diet is truly worth aspiring to.
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But that image is changing, both among the ranks of women currently in office and those aspiring to be.
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He was once an icon for Indian youth, aspiring to escape the constraints of their conservative, traditionally frugal society.
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They're aspiring to the idea of a belief system while conversing in a way that is devoid of bullshit.
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"The more younger players that come into the ecosystem, aspiring to be a pro player, the better," Ringland said.
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Six Western Balkans nations aspiring to join the bloc are obliged to transpose EU energy rules into national policies.
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Both place stock in developing mental models of activities, aspiring to an ideal form of the task at hand.
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Jasmine differentiates herself from other Disney princesses by actually refusing to get married, as opposed to aspiring to it.
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But the consequences can be very different where chemical weapons and a country aspiring to go nuclear are involved.
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He spoke the language of business, yet could not deliver enough jobs to Indians aspiring to a better life.
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Davis, 23, spent much of her childhood in a small town in Mississippi aspiring to be an N.F.L. cheerleader.
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Trying to set a land speed record or breaking the sound barrier struck me as goals worth aspiring to.
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There was no point aspiring to have a dynamic career because he had limited all opportunities for professional advancement.
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Germophobe that I am, I walked into the hospital aspiring to leave the place as soon as humanly possible.
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Today we are the leading opposition party in Catalonia, and a national and European party aspiring to govern Spain.
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Merely trying to fit into the agency's rubrics means that a device is aspiring to something loftier than data tracking.
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And Gett, the NYC-based ridesharing company aspiring to usurp Uber and Lyft, acquired its competitor, Juno, for $200 million.
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"Any capital market that is aspiring to be leading in this part of the region should have that," he said.
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Despite aspiring to change the DJ game and using the adventure to raise funds, not everybody approves of Oakenfold's journey.
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" He added, "She had hopes and dreams and was aspiring to go to college and work in the veterinarian field.
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Aspiring to inbox zero—an empty inbox, perfectly clean and organized and contained—is for most people some mythical idea.
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He laid out his philosophy around protecting Microsoft against hacks, and why the company is aspiring to eliminate passwords altogether.
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Far-left lawmakers said that they would boycott the event, as some accuse Mr. Macron of aspiring to Napoleonic grandeur.
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This is a lovely idea, if not a particularly convincing one, at least in a novel aspiring to psychological realism.
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Claire McCaskillClaire Conner McCaskillThe most expensive congressional races of the last decade McCaskill: 'Mitch McConnell has presided over absolutely destroying Senate norms' Claire McCaskill: Young girls 'are now aspiring' to be like Warren, Klobuchar after debate MORE (Mo.) said that young girls in the U.S. are "aspiring" to be like Democratic presidential candidates Sen.
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Sure. But Elizabeth Holmes was barely 19 when she came up with it, a Stanford dropout aspiring to upend personalized medicine.
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He enjoys the adulation of millions of fans at home and is a role model for children aspiring to be footballers.
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A weak and pliable central government is probably an asset for any royals aspiring to restore their palaces' wealth and power.
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"The best part about it is that we're all young and aspiring to do big things in Hollywood," says Paul, 19.
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But if the government, if the world was just generally a more compassionate, empathetic place, people wouldn't be aspiring to…that.
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I wanted to start documenting it all and talk about it with people who are aspiring to be the same thing.
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"I came here 10 years ago when I first moved to Los Angeles, aspiring to be an actress," Metz told Kimmel.
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Or turf him out in the hope of rebuilding trust in democracy—and aspiring to be "a light unto the nations".
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But decacorns and firms valued over $100 billion are rare and that's what entrepreneurs in the region are aspiring to next.
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Aspiring to the level of physical security enjoyed by residents of Belgium, Greece, or Canada seems like a perfectly reasonable hope.
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Being touched in an uncomfortable but supposedly reparative way thus can be built into the daily routine of aspiring to perfection.
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You may not be a wine connoisseur, but chances are you know somebody who is at least aspiring to be one.
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Anyone aspiring to do the absolute bare minimum at all times, with the exception of maybe operating heavy machinery, would be forgiven.
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We expect these newcomers, and others aspiring to follow in their footsteps, will threaten to end the rule of the financial establishment.
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This year we took a look at the social conscience of the companies aspiring to make the list and the final 50.
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Not long ago, a Silicon Valley startup would, indeed, have been seen as a worthy model for someone aspiring to be president.
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This does not mean that the topic should not be honestly debated by those aspiring to the leadership of the free world.
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Feeling small is good—if you can do so without aspiring to be big, you have a lot less to worry about.
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Youngsters aspiring to a career in sport have to overcome massive obstacles, including damage to training facilities from air strikes and shelling.
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"I really do believe that there shouldn't be just one cookie-cutter body type that everyone is aspiring to be," she says.
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It just is not going to be done with our present political leaders, nor those who are currently aspiring to replace them.
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Initially, telecom companies seemed wary of Trump, as he sharply attacked companies like AT&T and Comcast for aspiring to grow larger.
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And for someone who has spent his entire adult life aspiring to be president, that's a very hard prospect to pass up.
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"As we've been saying since the beginning of this process, Adam Schiff was aspiring to write the world's greatest parody," said Rep.
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It kept its biggest promise: to help the middle class and "those aspiring to join it" by cutting taxes and boosting benefits.
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Plus, let's be honest — aspiring to the Steve Jobs school of getting dressed is a bit of a red flag, post-Theranos.
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Now, young black players aspiring to play quarterback can look to a rich class led by Newton and Wilson and envision the possibilities.
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We have over 100 million users, and the demographics for those users are high quality: They're usually influencers or aspiring to be influencers.
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It's about not falling to the logic of War Boys or aspiring to be a singular human against the onslaught of anonymous hordes.
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Receiving balanced and consistent guidance from regulators is critical to a healthy financial industry — something we applaud the OCC for aspiring to achieve.
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"Saipem is aspiring to very large projects while, as Technip pointed out this morning, no-one wants to do big projects." he said.
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Millennials were brought up aspiring to knit their passions to their paychecks — the dream of professional freedom dashed by 2008's financial crisis.
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As opponents accused him of coddling foreign dictators and aspiring to unconstitutional powers, Mr. Trump said outright that if he were president, Mrs.
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It is time for our national leaders — and those aspiring to national leadership — to listen to the public beyond the next news cycle.
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Older millennials are aspiring to be homeowners, but the increased demand is causing home prices to shoot up, reported Diana Olick for CNBC.
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From free online lessons to video tutorials, a world of possibilities is open for those aspiring to teach themselves this hands-on language.
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The Israel to which many Americans have grown accustomed — seeking peace through strength, aspiring to regional integration and vaguely socialist — is definitively aging.
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As a result, trials of this kind are typically are funded by private pharmaceutical companies aspiring to bring a new product to market.
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Uber is aspiring to be like the other great monopolies of our time from Silicon Valley, many of which have been blatantly exploitative.
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Michelle Morgan's "It Happened in L.A." is an ensemble comedy aspiring to wordy Woody Allen sophistication but lacking serious political or satirical bite.
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In Legally Blonde, for example, Elle Woods starts out as a vapid stereotype: a sorority girl aspiring to marry into wealth and status.
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I was at a networking event recently, full of entrepreneurs and tech start-up types and those aspiring to be one of these.
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The animation style is largely realistic, not even aspiring to the impressionism that distinguishes another Ghibli nonfantasy film, Isao Takahata's "Only Yesterday" (1991).
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I was aspiring to be in love with someone for the rest of my life and the rest of theirs, as we all do.
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The children, I sort of talked about it pretty much in the speech, but the children are aspiring to grow up to be terrorists.
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I assume we're all wearing our best waist cinchers and sky-high heels while aspiring to unrealistic body standards in observance of the occasion.
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Cerebral palsy hasn't stopped a University of Oregon junior named Justin Gallegos from aspiring to break the two-hour barrier in a half marathon.
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I love the idea of aspiring to be a "person of integrity," but most adults in my life certainly do not think that's enough.
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Over time, some issues become so widely accepted within a party as to be a de facto requirement for anyone aspiring to lead it.
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Williamson is surely aspiring to reach similar heights in his professional career, but he&aposll have to get healthy and improve his stamina first.
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"What I'm aspiring to do is to have a reliable team as soon as possible, a team that knows how to play," Martino said.
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So you were in blogging world, but you weren't someone who was aspiring to get a job at Conde Nast or move up the ranks?
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And there was also this reinforcement of that ideal of aspiring to be an artist, which we were putting into play with this duets album.
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It gives hope to the growing backlog of oil and gas companies aspiring to go public, following a modest rise in the price of oil.
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Bankers aspiring to advise on the deal are courting Musk and Tesla's special board committee that will independently consider the merits of Musk's expected offer.
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The country has been aspiring to reach middle-income status, and Rahman was seen as one of the driving forces helping Dhaka towards that goal.
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"If you were aspiring to be a serious New York theater actor, he was a very serious and important member of our community," he said.
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After high school, Michael went to Syracuse University but, aspiring to Hemingwayesque adventures and literary achievements, he dropped out to travel in Europe and write.
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And the other figures who wrest media attention away, do so by being linked to the office — attacking the president or aspiring to be president.
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" The University of San Francisco, aspiring to be Stanford, hangs posters from streetlights touting itself as the "University of 'Look, Mom, I just got funded.
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The script could use more consistency and cadence in its fantasy sequences to achieve the fugue-like effect I presume Ms. Anyanwu is aspiring to.
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They're supposed to be a glittery, glamorous evening of celebrating an art form, the king of all awards shows, something magical, something worth aspiring to.
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Here, we explain his disagreements with certain BJP officials and what his departure means for a country aspiring to become a driver of the global economy .
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It's also boring, and at least with millionaire recording artists singing about flaunting their money, it's a fantasy we can all indulge in aspiring to achieve.
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I'm not aspiring to make any money out of this; but it's my own way of giving back to the community that gave me so much.
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While the United States has rarely lived up to its greatest philosopher's vision, aspiring to do so puts a check on the naked competition for power.
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I actually think that people, all kinds of people, are working with meaning, wisdom, and beauty, grappling with it and aspiring to it in their lives.
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"I wasn't someone who grew up aspiring to become publisher of The New York Times," Mr. Sulzberger said in an interview in his office this week.
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She's making cracks in a glass ceiling few people even noticed, because few could imagine a woman aspiring to — or being considered for — such a role.
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It was a mutually beneficial relationship until a slower priest, aspiring to corporeal fitness, came along and proved too great a temptation for Earl the Dalmatian.
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Her friendship with Justice Antonin Scalia is proof that decency, shared interests and a commitment to listening to differing views are possible and worth aspiring to.
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Creators are reinforced to keep aspiring to some ideal they may never reach, with some even profiting off the pain it causes them and their fans.
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He will become a newspaperman, specifically an editor, whose job it is to assess a compilation of facts and manipulate them into something aspiring to truth.
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This type of leadership is crucial for many young people of color aspiring to make a mark in a field that has historically institutionally excluded them.
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The first $100,000 raised will be donated to WCR to further the initiative's contributions to women chefs, restaurant owners, and those aspiring to succeed in the industry.
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"It's definitely always a learning process working with him — he's the GOAT (Greatest of All Time), so I'm aspiring to be one of the GOAT someday, too."
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After all, no journalist of color enters this game aspiring to be the token black piece on a chess board—this much is obvious—but it's complicated.
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In no way do I believe that simply becoming thin and aspiring to look like what mainstream media messages suggest I should like will make me happier.
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Utility officials in this remote corner of New York — known as the North Country — continue to receive weekly inquiries from people aspiring to set up cryptocurrency mines.
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But it would sit just as comfortably next to a Song dynasty scroll, and it's not necessarily clear which set of cultural requirements it's aspiring to meet.
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The same day, 25,000 public-school educators with the Chicago Teachers Union began their own large-scale work stoppage, aspiring to repeat their successful strike in 2012.
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Aspiring to make Greece a key player in the wider region, the leftist-led government has started talks with neighboring countries aiming to settle long-standing disputes.
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Driven by demand for more affordable properties in desirable neighborhoods, a growing number of renters aspiring to be homeowners are teaming up with strangers to buy properties.
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"I want to take this opportunity while I'm up here to just talk to all the kids that are watching this, aspiring to do music," Drake said.
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New Architecture Writers, a free program for BAME (black, Asian, and minority ethnic) young people aspiring to work in architecture and design journalism, was launched in London.
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Because of this historic first, the female candidates are laying the groundwork for what it means to be a woman aspiring to the highest office in the land.
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Luxor With a rich history that whispers of mummies and pharaohs, Luxor — once the ancient Egyptian capital of Thebes — is aspiring to modernize the city and tackle unemployment.
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She's aspiring to hold the Guinness World Record for the most number of first pitches, and it looks like the MLB is on board to make that happen.
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"It's not a bad idea to be aspiring to go somewhere spectacular, but you need to be prepared by diversifying your points as much as possible," he said.
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Fidel Castro's name will live forever in the minds of generations and will inspire those aspiring to true independence and liberation from the yoke of colonialism and hegemony.
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Upstarts like The Action Network, a subscription sports betting media company aspiring to be "the ESPN of betting," are churning out content and creating tools specifically for bettors.
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"Now he wants to be a rapper or a football player," Bathe said of her 7-year-old's change from aspiring to become a scientist in the future.
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Women aspiring to these jobs are overcoming cultural barriers in a society where women are restricted to mainly working the fields and cooking and cleaning for the family.
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" There is nothing wrong with aspiring to be an esports pro, says Volk, who believes it gives modern sports fans the opportunity to "become part of the narrative.
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Oxbotica's public road trials are labour-intensive and costly, and demonstrate the extent of the challenge facing companies aspiring to take on Waymo and Uber on a shoestring.
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Oxbotica's public road trials are labor-intensive and costly, and demonstrate the extent of the challenge facing companies aspiring to take on Waymo and Uber on a shoestring.
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Along the way she became a respected tastemaker, a trusted confidante of musicians and a prototype for women aspiring to break into the male-dominated country music industry.
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With six Western Balkan countries aspiring to join the EU now surrounded by EU members, Tusk said Europe would benefit from the accession of Albania and other countries.
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Living on the inside, I found it to be a complex world filled with contradictions and still rooted in punishment but aspiring to be a place of rehabilitation.
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There is an undying paradox in graffiti that makes it the most tragic form of art — it is the act of being anonymous while simultaneously aspiring to fame.
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It's a dangerous course for a politician aspiring to national office — his views on immigration reform, in particular, put him out of step with the national Republican electorate.
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"I was aspiring to be in love with someone for the rest of my life and the rest of theirs, as we all do," he added about their split.
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There are still the trappings of patriarchy, but an awareness that it's a societal problem we all have to fix while still aspiring to romance that's free of it.
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But to be able to see it in an action, to be able to see us aspiring to it ‑‑ we haven't reached this perfection yet, but we are trying.
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" In the Seacrest interview, said: "I was aspiring to be in love with someone for the rest of my life and the rest of theirs, as we all do.
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Some sectors are even trending down, with a recent Deloitte report finding that the percentage of women aspiring to senior executive positions has dropped by 10 percent since 2015.
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Mr. Trump won the competition to develop the Old Post Office in 2012, entering a 60-year contract with the very government that he is now aspiring to run.
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Wordplay TUESDAY PUZZLE — Aspiring to greatness is a wonderful thing, but where you wind up depends quite a bit on how high or low you set the proverbial bar.
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In fact, this level of "capital efficiency" is one major attraction for international investors weary of the "burn rate" of many U.S. companies aspiring to valuations of $21 billion+.
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This would have been the thematic continuation of the Green Cities expansion, and it might just be the only vision of industry and economic development still worth aspiring to.
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"Listening to him talking about his future and prospects, aspiring to be the best that he can be, speaks so much about what this project has done," she said.
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But more than anything else she has plugged away for decades at auditions and workshops aspiring to a bit of the stardom enjoyed by the rest of her family.
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Aspiring to the sweep of epics like "Doctor Zhivago" and "Reds," Mr. George achieves neither the romantic delirium of the first nor the sheer swaggering gumption of the second.
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I think you get teachers who are aspiring to practice certain types of asana [poses] so that they can impress people, to get them to come to their classes.
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I'm interested in the opportunity for an individual to have some kind of experience that allows them to align themselves with something in the world that they're aspiring to be.
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In its 10 years, the MCU has shown that it knows how to deliver a fully formed, entertaining superhero blockbuster, with the best of the genre aspiring to something more.
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But there again, you know, it&aposs like do we need cheerleaders on the sideline, cheering on this something that women should be aspiring to at the stage of game?
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He's smart enough to have released a video that's trending on social media, and to create the #sexy, grown-up music he's been aspiring to for what seems like forever.
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The reformists, to their own political peril, have been trying to bring about enough reforms to save the status quo, while the democrats are aspiring to gradual but structural changes.
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SARAJEVO (Reuters) - Western Balkan countries aspiring to join the European Union should leave the past behind and solve their mutual problems first, Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borissov said on Friday.
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The range varies depending on the age demographic of a brand, depending on the lifestyle tribes that the brand is aspiring to, depending on the silhouettes of the creative designer.
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To know what to do, to have the tools to do it, and then to just do it, suddenly seemed like the only state in the world worth aspiring to.
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A former child actress who now performs as Tayla Parx, above, contributes melodic and lyrical ideas to some of the biggest artists in the world, and those aspiring to be.
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This should come as no surprise to students aspiring to study there, as the third-oldest medical school in the country has long been considered one of the most prestigious.
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In an interview with a German newspaper, the pope made clear that he was not advocating an end to celibacy for current priests or those aspiring to join the clergy.
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Coming from a Love & Hip Hop background, where everyone is only aspiring to be rich and famous, I was floored when Erika's husband Tom casually gifted her a $85,000 Cartier ring.
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"We are already doing that with self-employed ... we are aspiring to do the same with farmers, provided they want to sit down to dialogue to find a solution," Tsipras said.
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He is as yet ineligible to seek re-election in the next polls in 2021 because the existing constitution places an age ceiling of 75 on anyone aspiring to the presidency.
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He was particularly fond of European art, aspiring to create a museum of his mounting collection of works by Vincent van Gogh, Gustave Courbet, Paul Cézanne, and Auguste Rodin, among others.
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Aspiring to achieve a green economy with good union jobs that leave no one behind is exactly the solution we need to fight climate change and provide opportunity for all Americans.
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Lars's enthusiasm for the Steve McQueen action classic "Bullitt" (1968) further suggests that he's playing a role (or aspiring to one), but, for the viewer, also perilously evokes other, livelier movies.
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That never sat well with me, but until recently, I had no one else to validate my hunch that working until physical and mental exhaustion was something not worth aspiring to.
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On a recent night, hundreds of children clad in helmets and pads raced up and down a field under stadium lights, aspiring to join Tec or one of its rival teams.
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Bhutto's leadership – which spanned some five years over the course of an eight-year period – created a legacy for Muslim women aspiring to lead, along with fighting the threat of extremism.
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The implication was that Jimmy was done aspiring to respectability, the kind achieved by his older brother, Chuck, the co-founder of a corporate law firm that Jimmy had hoped to join.
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"The EU that all of us (Balkan countries) are aspiring to, it has lost its magic power," Vucic told a conference at the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) in London.
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"It's centered around girls and young females who are aspiring to reach their goals and dreams and there's a lot of hype around it," Lloyd, 34, tells PEOPLE of the SheBelieves campaign.
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For parts of American society, the very idea of a young black girl aspiring to be more than invisible -- let alone successful or even famous -- is an affront to the natural order.
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Gabriel warns at the start that her seven-hundred-page text lacks "traditional biographical detail"; instead, it is a widely roving group portrait, evoking an entire era and aspiring to explain it.
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We're the ones who stand for the middle class and for those aspiring to it -- not just because it's the fair thing to do, but because it's the smart thing to do.
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It was there, as a son of immigrants, that I read about a young senator named Barack Obama, the child of an immigrant, aspiring to be the president of the United States.
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Cyprus — an EU country aspiring to join the VWP — also offers citizenship by investment and currently offers among the fastest tracks to second citizenship, requiring as little as three months to apply.
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"Make sure to think about the job you are aspiring to — and make sure to include in your preparation a way for you, over the next 12 months, to attain those skills."
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He helped people who inherently, in many cases maybe even subconsciously, loathe women, at least when they aspire to equality or power, to loathe Hillary Clinton, a woman aspiring to more power.
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But I think the goal of any team aspiring to be a championship-caliber team is you want to have as many Group 6s, 7s and 8s as we possibly can collect.
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Or, rather, he undertook their de-restoration: advocating a purism then popular among some conservators, he decided to remove previous restoration, leaving, or aspiring to leave, only the hand of the artist.
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But as part of its integration with the West, Serbia last year signed the Individual Partnership Action Plan (IPAP), the highest level of cooperation between NATO and a country not aspiring to join.
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He was trying to instil some discipline into the authoritarian model, reining in abuses of power and privilege within the party that had enraged the middle class and people aspiring to join it.
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But in the modern era, the nation has never had a president like Trump, who subverts faith in the its institutions and in the ideal of America as a country worth aspiring to.
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Many sannyasins aspiring to live and worship (work) at Rajneeshpuram reportedly must pay a hefty admission fee of $5,000 and up, and usually must also pay a monthly fee of $500 or more.
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Likewise, much of the sculpture in this show appears to be aspiring to the condition of painting, in order perhaps to prove that it is neither still nor monumental, but agitated and writhing.
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Still, the streets of every American city these days are littered with coffee shops that attract hordes of laptop-equipped patrons aspiring to fill them for as much of the day as possible.
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Three YouTubers who have had successful channels for more than five years talked to Insider about the prospect of children aspiring to be like them, and how YouTube has changed their career trajectories.
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Of millennial renters aspiring to own a home, Apartment List found that 58% of those with a college degree and no student debt have an average of $18,914 saved for a down payment.
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"We are not aspiring to be a globalized nation, that is gone," said Vladimir Frolov, an independent foreign policy analyst, ''Russia's foreign policy strategy is to be a cat who walks by himself.
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Young people aspiring to a life in show business, but currently just stuck in gridlock, climb out of their cars and dance on the rooftops, singing about big dreams and the California sunshine.
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Known in the industry as a top-liner, Parks, who performs as Tayla Parx, contributes melodic and lyrical ideas to some of the biggest artists in the world, and those aspiring to be.
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She is an experienced politician who has paved a way for herself in the good ol' boys club of national politics, paving a way for other women aspiring to a career in public service.
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"Equipping voters with more, not less, information as they pick those who run for the highest offices in our land seems, to me, a reasonable requirement for anyone aspiring to those positions," Sanford wrote.
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Isaac Larian, the founder of toymaker MGA Entertainment, and other investors have pledged a total of $200 million, aspiring to raise more in crowdfunding in a bid to save as many as 400 stores.
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With our young and hard-working investment team, and our invaluable venture partners, we are hopeful that we can make our brand promise – of aspiring to be Europe's most helpful seed fund – a reality.
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In 2006 Serbia, which maintains military neutrality, joined NATO's Partnership for Peace program and in 2015 it signed the Individual Partnership Action Plan - the highest level of cooperation for countries not aspiring to join.
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"Aspiring to get to the top is very lonely," said Oley Dibba-Wadda, a member of the first cohort who founded a youth leadership institute in Gambia and hopes to run for office someday.
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The plural "we" is useful, too, with its implied feedback from loved ones, for those worried that "I" might register as too self-involved — even for someone aspiring to the world's most important job.
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LinkedIn is a website that's effectively a mixture between an interactive resume and a college job fair, but that hasn't stopped it from aspiring to be a cooler, more social part of the internet.
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Trump's redemptive greatness begins in his fearless opposition to political correctness, "a serious and totalist politics, aspiring to open the equivalent of a vast reeducation camp for the millions of defective Americans," Kesler says.
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Despite a strengthening national economy, President Donald J. Trump's just-released budget proposal paints a bleak picture for anyone aspiring to earn a college degree, build a successful career, and realize the American Dream.
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Instead of being the "Uber for X," like every app startup used to want, now IoT and gadget makers are aspiring to an even less appealing standard: becoming the Keurig of their niche marketplace.
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There's still quite a lot of stigma around regional dialects in China; freshmen at Beijing universities or young people aspiring to become Party officials will often try to scrub the provinces from their accent.
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The Federal Reserve conference, a biennial event focusing on community development issues, is this year focusing on policies that might reinvigorate the prospects for those in the middle class and those aspiring to join it.
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But she has never before worked on a political campaign, and she will now be the president of what is aspiring to be one of the leading anti-Clinton PACs during the general election homestretch.
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Its founder desired to build an ecosystem wider and deeper than any rain forest, aspiring to offer more products and services than there are grains of sand in the wide, desolate expanse of north Africa.
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"This is more a competition for people's time," he said, with MasterClass aspiring to become part of ambitious consumers' attempts to make the hours they spend in front of a screen each day more productive.
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The Indians are aspiring to reach the playoffs for only the second time in nine seasons and were determined buyers at the nonwaiver trading deadline as they chase their first World Series title since 1948.
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For that reason, the U.S. must conceive of a new, effective strategy for Sudan's transition, and value its own democratic ideals that a younger generation of men and women is aspiring to defend in Sudan.
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"We want our girls to grow up aspiring to be leaders - to lead their countries, companies, institutions," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation on the sidelines of Women Deliver, the world's biggest gender equality conference.
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Using these definitions, I would argue that the path to achieving true equality and understanding will require, in addition to needed institutional changes, both women and men aspiring to be more assertive, not less so.
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In the world they know, people work hard to make ends meet, aspiring to send their children to college; the few that do make it are at risk of dropping out before receiving a degree.
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Mr. Jackman will play Harold Hill, a scam artist who pretends to be a musician and makes money selling instruments and uniforms to boys aspiring to be part of a band in River City, Iowa.
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Microsoft, which bought LinkedIn for $26.2 billion in 2016, says the feature gathers insights from millions of LinkedIn profiles for examples of how others in similar roles or roles you're aspiring to describe their work experience.
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"McMacken advises serious reducetarians to make concrete resolutions, "such as eating meat only once a day instead of twice, or switching from dairy to nondairy milk—rather than just generally aspiring to eat fewer animal products.
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"We love Tesla, we love Elon Musk and we want the Scoot-E-Bike to be part of that new wave of alternative transportation," says Ray J. "We're aspiring to be the Tesla of e-bikes."
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Respondents in the Middle East were least keen to retire, with only 15 percent of Egyptians and 29 percent of people living in the United Arabs Emirates aspiring to do so within the next five years.
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Jutengai is populated by animals with humanoid aspects, and Ren befriends Hyakushubo, a pig aspiring to be a monk; Tatara, a skeptical chimpanzee; and Kumatetsu, a gruff, temperamental bear who resolves to train Ren in kendo.
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In 2006 Serbia, which maintains military neutrality, joined NATO's Partnership for Peace program and in 2015 it signed the Individual Partnership Action Plan - the highest level of cooperation for countries not aspiring to join the alliance.
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"We are already doing that with the self-employed ... we are aspiring to do the same with farmers, provided they want to sit down for a dialogue to find a solution," he told a cabinet meeting.
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Having access to the scouting, all the video, the personnel departments and the front office, the Quality Control Coach might be the best on the job training for anyone aspiring to become an NFL Head Coach.
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WOOLFE "Rent" for me, too — though the world of East Village drag queens and performance artists might as well have been in outer space compared to the Upper East Side lifestyle I was then aspiring to.
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Seeing the act of raising each other up, reminding each other of our worth, and sharing advice and my experiences with younger women aspiring to go into tech are large contributors to creating impactful sisterhood communities.
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Bayer's plan "is a really ambitious idea and certainly one that I think we should all be aspiring to", said David Spielman, senior research fellow at the Washington, D.C.-based International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI).
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The narrative went something like this: Now that the government was getting out of the way of buoyant entrepreneurs, a rising tide was lifting the boats of all Indians aspiring to the richness of the world.
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The result is a movie with a lot of strong moments, but which feels too much like "It: Endgame" or "Once Upon a Time ... in Derry," aspiring to epic qualities that it doesn't earn or possess.
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FLOTUS' impact goes beyond the importance of her reputation as a public figure unwilling to put up with nonsense — a tendency that's especially telling when you remember her life wasn't exactly spent aspiring to be first lady.
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But he paved the way and brandished a torch for legions of us who grew up feeding on his attitude, aspiring to his bluster, and subscribing to the all-inclusive sexual fantasy he created with his music.
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Either way, it's clear that Telegram's rising popularity has forced the company to face increased pressure from both governments aspiring to control the internet, and internet freedom activists trying to protect dissidents and journalists on those countries.
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But in the real world, being an overachiever isn't a bad thing; there's nothing wrong with aspiring to be the best you can be... and sure, making everyone around you look mediocre by comparison in the process.
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Most of us have resigned ourselves to the fact that getting anything custom-made to perfectly fit our body is a pipe dream on par with aspiring to wear any piece of clothing that's ever touched Beyoncé.
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During a recent visit to Ghetto Film School Los Angeles, where he hosted an interactive workshop for students aspiring to work in the entertainment industry, the writer-producer spoke candidly about the importance of telling your story.
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We should strive for a world where young girls and boys can grow up aspiring to be whatever they choose, regardless of what the images around us might project — because really, they're just full of hot air.
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Businesses say the market for renting or co-investing in everything from jewelery to fine art is taking off with moderately well-off clients aspiring to a taste of the high life, and potentially the seriously wealthy.
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A glimmer of existence so brief it risks the ignominy of being Europe's shortest lived country, and never had a hope of being officially recognized in the global constellation of nations, never mind aspiring to world power.
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Failure to do so will result in a dramatic increase in the number of nations joining the nuclear club or aspiring to do so, and it will have tremendous consequences on global security well into the future.
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Pinterest, a simple photo-sharing site founded by three men, happened to catch on among women aspiring to an urbane life style, and today the front page is often a collage of merino scarves and expensive glassware.
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And they were, giving Ms. Gyllenhaal the show's most transfixing character, Eileen — a freelance prostitute known as Candy, managing her own business without a pimp — before transforming her into to porn-film director aspiring to create art.
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The man, Marcel, still aspiring to a certain winsomeness in his early 50s, has a pal, the more grizzled, cowboy-hat-wearing Bob, and the two set up house at Bob's place and proceed to drink heavily.
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Of course, Saban does not walk out to the practice fields of the dead of summer aspiring to wear a cap marked "Citrus Bowl Champions," or to ask his players whether he ought to wear it backward.
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At the same time, I grew up adoring movies that were the result of the previous version of Hollywood, and aspiring to be a part of it, so to have those dreams come true also feels incredibly satisfying.
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"As a candidate aspiring to restore the American people's trust in the nation's highest office, O'Rourke will also release his 2018 tax returns as soon as possible after they are filed," his campaign said in a news release.
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Others still, drawing on New Testament imagery, say Christians' response to worldly authority should be one of "salt and light": in other words they should challenge rulers by exposing their hypocrisy, but without aspiring to wield power themselves.
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She has said she was hoping for a job in the press office, aspiring to be a journalist like her role model, Christiane Amanpour -- but she was assigned to work with the then-first lady's chief of staff.
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But I concentrate a lot more on my work and changing people's lives and helping people embrace their life—so that part of my life [aspiring to have a home and kids], I've had to put on hold.
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While many charities and companies seek to guide survivors through their first foray into the workplace, General Assembly, a U.S.-based organization offering coding and data courses, wants to help those aspiring to go beyond entry level jobs.
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AR: The way that sex work is accepted and non-marginalized in the game's world feels like a distinct departure from a lot of science fiction, and a fairly positive thing that many activists are currently aspiring to.
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In 2006 Serbia, which has adopted military neutrality, joined NATO's Partnership for Peace program and in 2015 signed the Individual Partnership Action Plan - the highest rung of cooperation between the alliance and a country not aspiring to join.
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Their target market — the dead — does not appear to intersect with the well-heeled, or aspiring-to-be wealthy, living and breathing Gucci customers who frequent the outlet's shops in Hong Kong, one of the company's top markets.
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This would force Israelis living on the wrong side of the green line, many of them religiously devout and aspiring to have large families, to make gut-wrenching choices — a de facto imposition of China's one-child policy.
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It has been mocked for aspiring to be the most ambitious crossover event in movie history, and although no studio executive appears to have ever said those precise words, the label captures the grandiose spirit of Marvel's project.
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Much of the early part of the show, along with the afternoon up-and-comers concert held in the stadium parking lot, was devoted to local rappers aspiring to have an evergreen New York classic of their own.
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Inspired in part by the "Downton Abbey" television drama, the country's once raw and raucous tycoons are aspiring to old-school decorum, fueling demand for the services of homegrown butlers trained in the ways of a British manor.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Friedrich Merz would fare best among those aspiring to lead Germany's governing Christian Democrats (CDU) into the next national election against the leader of their potential main rivals, the opposition Greens, a poll showed on Sunday.
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"These cases must be resolved," Foreign Minister Heiko Maas, who will make his first official trip to Ankara next week, told reporters during a meeting between EU foreign ministers and countries aspiring to join the European Union, including Turkey.
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If we must undergo medical examinations for life insurance policies, various jobs of importance, professional sports and entry into the military, why shouldn't this be the case for those aspiring to hold the most powerful position in the world?
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Detractors had a field day with Ms. Dunham, who created this show and has written and directed much of it, for privileging privilege, as if she couldn't be aspiring to the withering heights of Luis Buñuel or Carrie Fisher.
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But in 2006 Serbia, which adopted military neutrality, joined NATO's Partnership for Peace program and in 2015 Belgrade signed the Individual Partnership Action Plan - the highest rung of cooperation between the alliance and a country not aspiring to join.
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Their pairing on a tour, including a stop at Terminal 5 on March 30, is just as intriguing as their lyrics: two vivid personalities who sidestep common pop tropes, and who stoke young devotees aspiring to a similar tone.
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There's the older playwright with access to far-off real estate, the musical neuroscientist with theories on pleasure, the free-spirit busker aspiring to art therapy and the Beckett actress, each with jewels of arcane knowledge to be gleaned.
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Sunday's Super Bowl is already a distant memory for some, but for family members of an athlete aspiring to one day make it to the big game, recent concerns related to chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE) in sports continue to loom large.
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"At the same time, I grew up adoring movies that were the result of the previous version of Hollywood, and aspiring to be a part of it, so to have those dreams come true also feels incredibly satisfying," she added.
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I remember meeting a huge makeup artist when I was working in Space NK. I said to her that I loved her work, and she asked me if I was an artist and I said I was aspiring to be.
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"In short, Mr. Smollett used his clout as a wealthy actor to influence Plaintiffs, who were in a subordinate relationship to him and were aspiring to 'make it' in Hollywood," said the lawsuit filed in US District Court in Chicago.
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He co-founded Solid'Ayiti, a collective of Montreal artists and activists formed in 2010 following the devastating earthquake in Haiti, aspiring to foster solidarity and sustainable collaborations between Montreal and Haiti on issues of self-sufficiency, independence, social justice, and peace.
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Meghan and Harry had a full morning of engagements in Birmingham, England, where they met with young women aspiring to pursue careers in science, math and technology, and young people training to be coaches in their communities through local organizations.
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While there may be different ways to be good and to express caring, "The Good Doctor" suggests, it is something worth aspiring to — an idea that may especially appeal to viewers who have experienced health care as scary, impersonal and alienating.
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According to Jorg Matthias Determann, author of "Space Science and the Arab World," the Emirati Mars mission and the nation's other space ambitions go beyond anything any "other Arab country is currently aspiring to," in terms of scale and technological ambition.
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As for anyone today aspiring to have an impact like Parks or Lewis, Winfrey said she made her donation to ensure that young activists without financial means would still be able to attend the March for Our Lives in Washington.
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Democrats should argue that instead of accepting GOP plans that will increase the number of uninsured by more than 20 million, America should join other democratic nations behind a plan aspiring to lower the number of uninsured Americans to zero.
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"If the Russians were involved in something like that, directed against individuals who are aspiring to the highest office in this land, there was an obligation on the part of the FBI to seek out the truth on it," he said.
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In fact, former colleagues say, the Ted Cruz of 2000 is entirely recognizable in the candidate now aspiring to the presidency himself, fusing hyper-intelligence, crackling ambition and a laundry list of impeccable insider credentials that he once ticked off more readily.
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Where the first two show off Peter Parker swinging around New York City, fighting low-level crime, dealing with high school, and aspiring to be an Avenger, these two reveal that we're in for the most technologically focused Spider-Man film yet.
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Food also has an inextricable link to traditional notions of female domesticity, and while there's no shame in aspiring to that or finding a way to reclaim it, it's exciting to see someone who so openly bucks those conventions enter the space.
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"If you are aspiring to be a serious player in the global financial markets, then these kind of issues should not be happening every few months," said Ho Song Hui, assistant director of research and content at investment products distribution platform iFAST Corp.
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The show offers numerous historical documents signed by presidents (and some by first ladies), as well as a reproduction of a voting booth and a child-size Oval Office desk at which those aspiring to future leadership can pretend to sign papers.
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This room was packed with people aspiring to be like the clumsy tyrants raging against their own impotencies and inflicting their insecurities on the world they see on TV. This was a world made for and by fascists and idiots—it was hopeless.
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Line: Broncos by 3 Tampa Bay's coaches talked of aspiring to be like the Broncos someday, but it would be hard to approach the quality of the defending champions with a defense that is allowing an average of 33.7 points a game.
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In his 2003 book "Black American Students in an Affluent Suburb," John U. Ogbu, then a professor of anthropology at the University of California at Berkeley, described how black youth are often seen as betraying their cultural identities by aspiring to academic success.
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Any global compact on migration, moreover, should be narrow in scope, limited to general principles and obligations for the humane treatment, rather than aspiring to create an authoritative global "regime" that would, for instance, seek to allocate numbers of migrants by country.
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Much in the same way Mr. Trump's supporters see something inspiring, or worth aspiring to, in his wealth, many of the people who like Mr. Rubio say they are drawn to the way he frames his family's story as the fulfillment of the American dream.
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While that dynamic presents challenges for HBO, it has benefited discriminating viewers by raising the bar for what's come to be known as peak TV, where the number of shows aspiring to such lofty standards has grown from a dribble to another kind of mob.
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" The Senate summary noted there were different confidence levels between the National Security Agency and the CIA and FBI about whether Putin and the Russian government were aspiring to help Trump; the CIA and FBI assessed with "high confidence" and the NSA with "moderate confidence.
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He and I had been aspiring to a conversation for years now, as part of a tiny cohort of people (about 15 since 1970) who attended the same high school and the same college — the Haverford School, in Pennsylvania, and Wesleyan University, in Connecticut.
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Aspiring to so-called level 5 autonomy — meaning the car should theoretically be able to completely operate itself with no active human control — Audi has decided to do away with pesky things like steering wheels and brakes that would otherwise clog up the Aicon.
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For anyone aspiring to high office, visiting those lands was almost as fundamental as breathing, and a balanced citywide ticket contained descendants of each I. So you had carefully assembled combos like O'Dwyer, Joseph and Impellitteri (Democrats, 1945) and Lefkowitz, Fino and Gilhooley (Republicans, 1961).
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She deftly answered a question about protecting police that was asked by a white man aspiring to be a cop by calling out the issue of racial injustice at the heart of our criminal justice system -- because no one is safe when we have a broken system.
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"The Indus Water Treaty has survived hostilities and even wars over the five decades since it was inked ...Breaking an international treaty would be a dangerous precedent for a country aspiring to be a major global economic power," Leghari, member of the Pakistan Senate, told CNBC.
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Women aspiring to become corporate leaders might feel as though they're driving down a path with poor visibility and the risk of failure, but the key is to stay the course and push forward, according to Arundhati Bhattacharya — often cited as the most powerful woman in India.
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The notion of royalty as an elevated and protected demarcation of social rank feels like precisely what we should be not be affirming or aspiring to, especially now, when in the United States the current administration's agents regularly invoke their socio-economic status to justify despotic policies.
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"I wanted to take this opportunity, while I'm up here, to just talk to all the kids who are watching this who are aspiring to do music, all my peers who make music from their heart, that do things pure and tell the truth," said Drake, 32.
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By the time Goldin was thirteen, she was reading The East Village Other , listening to the Velvet Underground, and aspiring to become a junkie, a "slum goddess," a bad girl free of the limiting roles with which so many women define their social self—daughter, wife, mother.
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" She was so captivated by the novel that she later wrote three essays about the ways in which James articulates a kind of moral philosophy, revealing the childishness of aspiring to moral perfection, a life of "never doing a wrong, never breaking a rule, never hurting.
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ICE ARRESTS 37 IN MASS NEW JERSEY SWEEP, SLAMS LOCAL OFFICIALS FOR ASPIRING TO BE A &aposSANCTUARY COUNTY&apos In 2010, he was appointed by former President Barack Obama as deputy chief of the Border Patrol and served as acting chief of the agency from 2015 to 2016.
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Pence has gambled little of his own political capital on anything that would not benefit him in the long run — the only failure with which he has been associated has been his work to repeal ObamaCare, a political position any Republican aspiring to the White House must adopt.
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That was the Bayern model, and it was one that dealt a double blow to any team aspiring to challenge its hegemony: Every time Bayern took a player from a putative rival, it not only strengthened itself, becoming a sort of Bundesliga All-Stars, but weakened an opponent.
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But Strava is still primarily an app for outdoor sport enthusiasts or people aspiring to be one; it boasts of having more than 600 professional athletes on its platform, Olympic champions have used it to track gold medal wins, and even non-professionals tend to get highly competitive in the app.
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Al Dominick, president and CEO of conference organizer and magazine Bank Director, said at his company's conference in New York in early March that a whopping 55 percent of small, community and regional bank executives had not set up any meetings or presentations with potential partners, despite aspiring to do so.
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"More than 20 years later, after Bloomberg had left the company for three terms as mayor and returned to take the helm again, another lawyer wrote: "Bloomberg [LP]&aposs hostile work environment bred a reckless playground to target young, female, naive employees aspiring to have a career at Bloomberg for sex.
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"Smithereens" skewers the excesses of a Silicon Valley aspiring to be a New Age-infused, socially progressive culture, even as its biggest companies enact regressive policies, design invasive privacy settings, and engineer social manipulations that keep people glued to their phones at the expense of their humanity (and even their intellect).
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Where to watch: Netflix This tragically short-lived USA miniseries about a former Secretary of State aspiring to the Presidency still stings and feels a little close to home, but it's worth a watch for Sigourney Weaver's powerhouse performance and a D.C. caught between House of Cards' morbidity and West Wing idealism.
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The indie film, titled Honey Boy, is to be directed by Alma Har'el (Bombay Beach) and will dramatize LaBeouf's relationship with his father at two major moments in his life: as a young child first aspiring to be an actor, and several years later as a young adult with a promising career.
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The anthropomorphic books having identity crises in the face of new technology, the literally one-dimensional characters aspiring to develop in a badly written story, and even the "angry friends and relatives" fuming at the award-winning autobiographical novelist — a bearded fellow, probably Karl Ove Knausgård — are all drawn in the same manner.
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Part of the reason for why video game publishers and their valuations have exploded in popularity in the past few years include: So the question is: Will these legacy media companies (or new digital companies aspiring to house media conglomerates under their roof) build or buy their way into the video game space?
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Students aspiring to work in investment management now routinely used machines to assess whether a shareholder in a firm that was sold through a leveraged buy-out would be retrospectively liable for a "fraudulent transfer" if the company subsequently collapsed, a risk that defied being addressed because it was so hard to measure.
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McCord: We actually wrote it as an internal document, as a guideline for our own employees at Netflix, so that they could understand what it was going to be like to work there, and the things that we were aspiring to do, and the way we are going to behave with each other.
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We might not have been as hot as Tony Stonem or Cassie Ainsworth, and rural England wasn't as cool as Bristol—where, according to Skins, 17-year-olds can tick three ounces of "spliff" off legitimate drug traffickers—but everyone there was cut from the same cloth, or at least aspiring to be.
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Until now, many young undocumented students could not afford to attend universities, despite aspiring to higher-education degrees; the Immigration Policy Center estimates that because of financial constrains, only 5 to 10 percent of the 4,500 undocumented students who graduate from New York high schools each year go on to pursue college degrees.
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They're surrounded by people whose only aim is to advance up the corporate ladder, to the degree that they've turned themselves into mindless servants of its overall structure, aspiring to be like the breezily sociopathic CEO Christian (Lance Reddick, best known for his work on The Wire and Fringe but very, very funny here).
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While I'm sure I've sold more books, it's Bhadveer who has attained the status we all believed ourselves to be aspiring to back then—his novels are prominently reviewed, he wins prizes (not yet the Pulitzer, though no doubt it's only a matter of time), he's regularly interviewed on public radio about literary culture.
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Claire McCaskillClaire Conner McCaskillThe most expensive congressional races of the last decade McCaskill: 'Mitch McConnell has presided over absolutely destroying Senate norms' Claire McCaskill: Young girls 'are now aspiring' to be like Warren, Klobuchar after debate MORE (D) played her politics well in 2012, when her campaign virtually picked its own deeply flawed opponent.
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" The heiress and former reality star is also aware that teens everywhere are still aspiring to be her and recreate her early aughts look, telling the magazine, "To now see things on the runway, and to see girls wearing things that I used to wear is really cool because nobody really dressed like me back in the day.
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House Minority Leader Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE (D-Calif.), who's aspiring to be the next Speaker, said Monday that Democrats should seek bipartisanship while also standing their ground on certain issues during the upcoming lame-duck session.
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In the United States, Trump's attitude toward displaced refugee children -- arguably the greatest and most toxic challenge yet to its hold on power -- is the most immediate and vivid evidence that our leader does not champion any sort of effort for America to remain a shining beacon for nations aspiring to maintain or establish a democratic system of government.
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Skin care is about having pristinely clear pores and perfect porcelain skin tone, and while women en masse are not stupid or bad for aspiring to those goals (hate the game, not the player, etc.), it's undeniable that setting those goals for women has made a lot of rich white men a whole lot of money.
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The country's admission, White House officials said in a statement, should signal to other nations aspiring to join the alliance that "the door to membership in the Euro-Atlantic community of nations remains open and that countries in the western Balkans are free to choose their own future and select their own partners without outside interference or intimidation."
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For the leading Republicans to promise to keep people at their desks until the age of 65, give up the 35-hour week or abolish the wealth tax risks antagonising the very voters they will need to win over if they are to defeat the FN. This is why any candidate aspiring to beat Ms Le Pen must evince trustworthiness.
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Two siblings each aspiring to fame are thrown for a loop when their teenage brother Chase becomes a Bieberesque pop sensation, and watching the older (if not necessarily wiser) siblings navigate the industry as ostensible hangers-on to their little bro's entourage makes for a cutting and clever examination of how fame works in a social media and image–driven world.
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Sometimes he draws inspiration from his childhood but takes some creative liberties, like on the gorgeous "Cyprus Avenue," where the image of a girl in a horse-drawn carriage helps drive home the fact that young Van is an outsider looking in, walking over from the wrong side of the tracks and aspiring to one day live on the posh titular street.
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The author of How To Disappear Completely: On Modern Anorexia, Osgood is both personally and professionally versed in the language and rituals of ED. While these images are not precisely the same as pro-ana propaganda (which isn't simply about thinness, Osgood explains, "but rather about aspiring to be pathological in addition to being dangerously thin"), they'd very likely have a similar impact.
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But the good news for those aspiring to be just like Coco, according to the supermodel all you need to do (besides develop an unhealthy love of ketchup of course) is cultivate an appreciation for a "mushy" burger and then you can go ahead and call yourself a muse, a term that in her opinion is "just a word now, like supermodels," devoid of its original meaning.
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But I worry that advice to relax and not aim for a selective college will suggest to talented lower-income and first-generation students, who are underrepresented at these schools, that they shouldn't worry about aspiring to this when there are significant benefits to doing so, from greater need-based financial aid to higher graduation rates and access to great graduate schools and job opportunities.
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Warren's response to the charges, made at their first debate, offers a window into how she might deal with the elitism issue in a future general-election campaign for president: She portrayed herself as an only-in-America success story, adding she was motivated to run for office because she thought the opportunities she had were less available to today's young people aspiring to improve themselves.
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In the end, what's mysterious, worth aspiring to and impossible to prescribe for anyone else are the conviction and fortitude that allow some creators to do their best possible work in whatever circumstances they find themselves, whether in a remote hut adorned by a single calla lily or a cluttered and sometimes noisy kitchen with an unknown but truly impressive quantity of rainbow sequins scattered across the floor.
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The complexity and difficulty of this task notwithstanding, if our legal system can develop a process for determining a person's competence to stand trial—and criteria for verdicts of not guilty by reason of insanity for even the most serious of crimes—we should be able to do the same to assure the fitness for office of those aspiring to or occupying the most powerful position on earth.
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That you could be interested in food and participate in being interested in that restaurant, Noma, without ever going there or even aspiring to go, or without ever going to New York and going to Mission Chinese because there's enough stuff wherever you live and you can order it and you can consume it online, that you can participate in food culture without obsessing about that restaurant or that chef. Right.
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"Globally, we are aspiring to no more than three months of untreated psychosis, but ultimately we want to identify people who are at risk before onset and try to prevent the development of psychosis," says Lisa Dixon, a psychiatrist who directs the Center for Practice Innovations at the New York State Psychiatric Institute and leads OnTrackNY, a coordinated specialty care program delivering early intervention services to young New Yorkers.
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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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International Women's Day: Putting an expiration date on gender inequality For International Women's Day in 2016, the Doodle team visited 13 countries and asked more than 300 women and girls to share their dreams by completing the sentence, "One day I will ..." The result is an animated video showing a world of possibilities: daughters, mothers and grandmothers aspiring to own a restaurant, play professional baseball, see the rings of Saturn, be a mommy.
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I have faith in the activists who organized to help me win my first campaign and who have kept on organizing to help fight for the people who needed us: kids facing bullying, seniors worried about the price of prescription drugs, Native Americans who have been overlooked for far too long, working people who have been taking it on the chin for a generation, everyone in the middle class and everyone aspiring to join it.
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After seeing the connection to Colescott and Saul, who are true outliers, something Prince can only pose at, it struck me that his motivation for making huge expanses populated by tastefully arranged faces and heads, nudes and knights — all of them aspiring to look demented but not quite pulling it off — is that he is an artist who always wants to come off as hip (read masculine) and snarky without actually sticking his neck out, as the artists that he channels did.
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Claire McCaskillClaire Conner McCaskillThe most expensive congressional races of the last decade McCaskill: 'Mitch McConnell has presided over absolutely destroying Senate norms' Claire McCaskill: Young girls 'are now aspiring' to be like Warren, Klobuchar after debate MORE (Mo.) said on Sunday that Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellFive environmental fights to watch in 220006 U.S. combat deaths in Afghanistan highest in years 2202 forecast: A House switch, a slimmer Senate for GOP — and a bigger win for Trump MORE (R-Ky.) has "presided over absolutely destroying Senate norms" amid partisan tensions in the upper chamber.
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