Interestingly, it's more everyone banding together rather than something professional.
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That humanity's survival depends on banding together to overcome tribalism?
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They protect Google and Facebook from us banding together. Right?
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Are Democrats and Republicans banding together to block the president?
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Three national organizations are banding together to help change that.
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By banding together financially, small-dollar donors can sway federal elections.
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Residents are banding together and collecting donations for the Red Cross.
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They are created by citizens banding together in enlightened self-interest.
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Banding together, Li's friends gave her parents money and emotional support.
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These two images show banding and cloud features in Saturn's atmosphere.
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People have survived some of history's worst circumstances by banding together.
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A. This banding pattern is typically associated with the agouti gene, which also produces banding in ordinary fur in some cats, said Robert A. Grahn of the Veterinary Genetics Laboratory at the University of California, Davis.
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Celebrity natives of Flint, Michigan are banding together to help their hometown.
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Today, girl power is about action and, most importantly, women banding together.
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But meeting other LGBT migrants and banding together was empowering, Won said.
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Traditional tracking methods, like banding birds, have not fared well in Australia.
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So we're just banding together to take an Uber to New Jersey.
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Now, 21 leading universities are banding together to promote their various programs.
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Some residents are banding together to help feed, find and rehabilitate survivors.
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They are banding together, trying to stay alive to survive another winter.
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Ms. Davydova, now 77, often retells the family story of banding together.
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"They seem to be banding together, which is so important," Terry said.
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Ironically, the Chamber of Commerce, a staunch opponent of the arbitration rule, has now sued to block it, banding together on behalf of many companies to keep consumers from banding together to assert their own rights in the courts.
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If cooperation was easier, banding together was the order of the day, comrades.
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The musicians began discussing the idea of banding together to explore these influences.
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The Handmaids banding together to forge an alliance with the Marthas was great.
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Now, some of the companies' independent contractors are banding together to demand change.
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Amazon's dominance has spooked some competitors into banding together to resist it, per the New York Times: Walmart and Google have begun banding together to sell products via Google Express, though it's not clear the move will have any impact.
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Instead of banding together against a common enemy, they instead try to fight alone.
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Sure, until you look at the age-banding policies that will put in place.
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In part that is because the government works to stop citizens from banding together.
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"Banding together, en masse, around something relatively meaningless but somehow decidedly awesome and hilarious."
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The Osmond family are banding together to shed light on their brother's health crisis.
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Now some company employees are banding together to help those who lost their jobs.
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It possessed a female-empowerment blueprint, with the heroines banding together to battle villains.
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Right now a project is banding and tracking them to find out their origin.
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Republicans have been banding together at every turn of the already tumultuous Kavanaugh nomination.
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More are banding together to back Trump now that he is the presumptive party nominee.
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And I think we have helped that shift by all of us women banding together.
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Many dogs found with wounds/lacerations; removed tails of weaned puppies with unacceptable "banding" method.
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Citizens are banding together and essentially adopting families, which they've been doing by the thousands.
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But then your lag spikes and the opposing team starts rubber-banding across your screen.
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In an increasingly passionate election season, people are banding together to help their ideological comrades.
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Soon, investors were talking about banding together for a big protest in Beijing on Monday.
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Former adversaries are banding together, girding against upheaval in a rapidly changing health care environment.
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"The only way publishers can address this inexorable threat is by banding together," he continued.
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The investors said they and their lawyers came up with the idea of banding together.
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But banding together may not be sufficient to change the health-care system's costliest components.
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Sprave said that by banding together, creators and users can pressure YouTube to meet their demands.
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That holds up in my testing — less banding, more gradations of tone that reproduce more accurately.
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It is the first instance of disparate, ISIS-aligned Filipino groups banding together and holding territory.
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Young women around the world are banding together and using technology to shatter the glass ceiling.
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Some of Juul's employees are banding together to help employees that were laid off this week.
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It was especially moving to see these homeless vagabonds banding together to sing Haydn's marvelous choruses.
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BTIG media analyst Rich Greenfield has referred to it as penguins banding together to survive the winter.
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Shouldn't our common humanity suggest that the most important thing is banding together to find a solution?
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Now, she is banding together with fellow activists to create a PAC called Americans for Self-Rule.
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This, right here, is a simple example of what Gilead is so afraid of: Women banding together.
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But, banding together, and with the help of outside legal counsel, many Navajo here are pushing back.
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Hollywood stars are banding together in an effort to keep Donald Trump out of the White House.
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This issue is called "banding," and it's hard not to notice once you see how it works.
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Jewish humor is about running and hiding, from the Holocaust to the Cossacks, and about banding together.
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The silver lining is that some other traditional foes in the Middle East are now banding together.
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When I arrived at the beginning of January, I found so many people banding together to help.
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What makes banding together and operating as part of a larger crew advantageous from a business perspective?
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For example, the team kept track of the birds in Mauritania by banding them with colored rings.
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Fugitives from their own lives, they end up banding together in a heavily patrolled Chinese border town.
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Who would disagree with your idea of people banding together to defend their common interests through politics?
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Some publishers are banding together to offer marketers to cheaper advertising against traditional media content at scale.
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Read more about the camaraderie of those banding together to fight the fires and help their neighbors.
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With the Trump administration's crackdown on immigration, musicians and organizers are banding together to take a stand.
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Volunteers around the world are banding together to restore one of the world's most underappreciated resources: soil.
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And so it's about us kind of realizing our worth and value banding together supporting each other.
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Current case in point: Twitter banding together to push for Stormzy to be the next Prime Minister.
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Feminism has a history of banding together in a unified positionality — a duality of us versus them.
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But with strong communities ties, the industry hopes to overcome that challenge by banding together and helping others.
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So often the target of cruel schoolyard jokes, redheads are banding together to celebrate their unfairly maligned locks.
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In response to the Trump administration's actions, U.S. scientists have taken the relatively rare step of banding together.
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To some degree, you have more people united and banding together in a way that is more accessible.
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While some employees are banding together to express their views, others are taking matters into their own hands.
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Come on, hard times are head, and the only thing that can help us resist is banding together.
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But artists in Hackney Wick's Vittoria Wharf neighborhood, located on Fish Island, are banding together to fight eviction.
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Banding together is the name of the game between now and February 19, especially around a worthwhile cause.
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What started out as a few dozen friends banding together to wear pantsuits to the polls on Nov.
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Banding together What did Kanye West and Mark Zuckerberg sing when they jammed together at a karaoke bar?
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New York City isn't the only place where friends and relatives have realized the advantages of banding together.
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But bio banding, and controlling for growth spurts, looks set to become an important tool for evaluating talent.
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After banding together to defend the "liberal world order," they have arrived at a surer solution: contain China.
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The Beatles have shortened the "banding" between cuts so that one song seems to run into the next.
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He went to New York City to recreate superheroes banding together for the first time in "The Avengers."
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The Sharps's story, in contrast, is about a small group of private citizens banding together to aid refugees.
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"There's been a whole banding together of lawyers in a way that I have never seen before," Murray said.
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But these tiny creatures can move even faster and further when banding together to create long, snake-like chains.
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The issue has been so bad that users have taken to banding together in hopes of getting Apple's attention.
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But it's also possible that the divided opposition could end up banding together to pull off an upset victory.
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We the People are banding together to avenge the senseless death of the United States of America's national bird.
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And in recent years, these former soldiers have begun banding together to make their voices heard on the issue.
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This will surely not be the last we see of players banding together to send a message to Trump.
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Top rock and pop stars are banding together in a bid to make it harder to commit music piracy.
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They are banding together in an exasperated, but as yet vaguely defined, attempt to spur the city into action.
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The crisis instilled in us a sense of banding together to see how did we conquer this terrible plague.
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Shark-fishing houses are banding together to fight a bipartisan bill that would ban the trade of shark fins.
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Lap banding involves placing an inflatable band around the upper portion of the stomach to create a small pouch.
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It was the early 1950s, and poor farmers in the area had started banding together, revolting against wealthy landowners.
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Throughout all of this, Trump has openly fought with members of his own party instead of banding with them.
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Several Long Island senators were banding together to discuss how to manage the fallout among their pro-Amazon constituents.
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Furthermore, banding together to explore AI and automation in healthcare research ensures that overall values and objectives are shared.
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Ars Technica's Ron Amadeo observed inconsistent colors across the the LG V22's display, revealing its very real "banding" problems.
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And multiplayer seems to lack rubber-banding, a controversial design choice that can slow frontrunners and boost less-talented racers.
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There was talk of opposition parties banding together under Mr Gandhi in an all-out bid to beat the BJP.
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Box CEO Aaron Levie spoke to TechCrunch about what all this means and why the tech companies are banding together.
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Gastric banding in particular has taken great strides in recent years, and has been shown to be safe and effective.
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Minghella: There's been an amazing response to the administration, in terms of how people are banding together and fighting back.
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"We are celebrity and influencers' moms banding together for impoverished children and underserved children," Feldstein says in a Voice clip.
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The same goes for many of the ACA's insurance reforms: age banding, coverage of preventive services, even the individual mandate.
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Consumers are banding together in class actions against targets including Apple, Avis, Bed Bath & Beyond, Toys R Us and Facebook.
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The practice is called bio banding, and it's a tool that rugby teams in New Zealand have used for years.
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Let me be candid: Only by banding together with a can-do attitude will we not abandon this demanding errand.
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Although it usually performed well on the gradation front, we did notice some banding issues in some very dark scenes.
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This way of banding together people allows Kosh to charge a lower rate of interest on the loan, said Goel.
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Dr. Grahn said he had not personally observed the described banding pattern in whiskers, but had not looked for it.
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Residents are banding together to help feed, find and rehabilitate survivors, with some even keeping the animals in their homes.
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It's wholly more inspiring to see an array of different faces (and bodies, and species) banding together to fight oppression.
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"I'm a little wary of suggestions that somehow journalistic institutions should be banding together against the chief executive," he said.
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Color banding can be smoothed, for instance, but if that smoothing operation covers the whole screen, it might obscure important details.
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Traders from across the U.S. are banding together to accuse J. P. Morgan Chase of manipulating precious metals markets for years.
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The idea is that by banding together, such a diverse coalition can defeat the blocking power of change-averse incumbent homeowners.
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We are banding together to stand against this trend — and we certainly won't help the Post earn money from publishing hate.
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As well as their separate efforts to become more involved in the companies they own, asset managers are also banding together.
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The Maesters don't even believe he's real; what hope have the rest of the petty leaders of banding together in time?
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Last summer, Stranger Things, with its nostalgia for the "kids banding together to fight supernatural forces" genre, was a runaway hit.
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She tried gastric banding surgery, but it left her in constant pain and nausea, and she had it removed in 2015.
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So the thinking here looks to be about 3D printing players banding together to better serve what modest demand there is.
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Queer humor is also about banding together in the bars, about running from the press, about AIDS being our own holocaust.
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Banding together, they tugged on chains to uproot Ms Murillo's beloved trees (see picture)—and perhaps the country's political future too.
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The first season kept hinting at the possibility of resistance, dangling the hope of the Handmaids banding together or rising up.
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Authors, librarians and illustrators are banding together to help a girl who lost all her beloved books in a house fire.
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The possibility of radical racists and islamophobes banding together and charging into buildings with assault rifles is a terrifying thought indeed.
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By banding together, American colleges and universities can identify campuses with lower than expected sexual assault rates and learn from them.
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Tech industry lobbying groups are banding together to speak out against the European Union for a proposed tax targeting internet companies.
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What I have in mind for the future is quite simple: people banding together to defend their common interests through politics.
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This exhibition reminds me that most of us will only get through by cooperation, by banding together and pooling our strengths.
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I also never noticed any banding—a telltale sign that a display struggles with gradation—on blue skies or black spaces.
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"Banding together with other shareholders amplifies my voice and makes all of our voices more powerful," said Ms. Pan of Amazon.
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But the industry is banding together to combat climate change and reduce greenhouse gas emissions, the biggest driver of rising temperatures.
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In the midst of chaos, the Los Angeles-area wedding community is banding together to help couples pull off the impossible.
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"The Democratic Party has this way of deciding whatever they want and then banding together around one particular candidate," Alvarez explained.
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Instead, it simply prevents mandatory pre-arbitration clauses from blocking consumers from banding together to pursue their legal rights in court.
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The crossover episodes see heroes from the network's ever-growing list of comic book adaptions banding together to save the world.
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Its themes of healing racial divisions and of underdogs banding together couldn't be more relevant after this roller coaster of a year.
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Words cannot express our gratitude to our communities near and far for banding together and expressing their support and ultimately their love.
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The Roux-en-Y gastric bypass is one of three forms of weight-loss surgery, others are sleeve gastrectomy and gastric banding.
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Now, Reuters reports that Norway and a host of other nations are banding together to fill the $600 million cumulative budget shortfall.
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The exchange's futures banding report <0#LME-FBR> points to a potential showdown looming on the main October prompt date, Oct. 19.
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It would've just been one kill — when it's all the other Tethers banding together and killing their counterparts that changed the country.
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And then, when showing scrolling in the artist list, he makes sure no one fails to notice details like the rubber banding.
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To clarify the map, he filtered out duplicate or near-duplicate locations, and eliminated the "banding" effect of Tweets sent from iPhones.
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Major tech firms are banding together to oppose an encryption bill that would require them to help government investigators decrypt customer data.
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Washington (CNN)A group of Parkland families is banding together to encourage compromise and conversation in addressing gun violence in US schools.
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The court will hear important workers' rights cases, including one on employers' power to prevent workers from banding together to sue them.
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Belgian museums are banding together to take on Facebook over the social media giant's rules on nudity, specifically of the artistic variety.
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Major tech firms are banding together to oppose an encryption bill that would require them to help government investigators decrypt customer data.
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A dozen civil rights groups are banding together in an effort to push federal lawmakers to investigate Amazon over its privacy practices.
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Seven parties held a meeting late last month to discuss banding together to contest the next election, which is due by 260.
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They display more color, have none of the irritating issues our TVs do, like banding, pixelation, or halos, and they're sharp as hell.
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Ladies around the country — and even around the globe — are banding together for International Women's Day, showing their importance by not showing up.
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With little cash left, she survived the rest of the trip by banding together with other single mothers she met on the way.
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But sex workers are speaking out and banding together more often, and it could have a big impact on how society treats them.
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We recognize the seriousness of this issue, and we're banding together, across religious and party lines, to take on anti-Semitism, head on.
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For one thing, the more data it is allowed to use, the more gradations it can describe, and the less severe the banding.
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But what the incident captured instead wasn't the worst aspect of police brutality, but the best example of officers and citizens banding together.
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This happened in the cable business in the '70s and '80s, as the cable networks emerged and ended up sort of banding together.
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In 2010, he helped band a group of Missouri and Wisconsin school districts, banding them together under the Cooperating School District Retirement Trust.
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This time, it stayed in the race by banding together with smaller parties, but several BNP leaders say they are regretting that decision.
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Think of it as the Loser's Club banding together to defeat Pennywise, except none of us have to actually venture into the sewers.
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The campaign was the first cross-functional effort of its kind, Holt told Recode, banding together Uber's operations, engineering, marketing and other teams.
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If you wait too long and your roots grow longer than 1/4 of an inch you could have an issue with banding.
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Much like the children's book Swimmy by Leo Lionni, the companies realized by banding together they could behave like a much bigger fish.
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In Europe's parliamentary democracies, traditional parties from the right and left have set aside historical rivalries, banding together to keep out the populists.
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Sara Duane was in an easy chair, drinking Calpol cough medicine straight out of the bottle, a purple tinge banding her top lip.
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Whether bio banding changes youth development will also count on how many clubs use it, and Bunce's ability to win over the skeptics.
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No matter how widely bio banding is adopted by EPL clubs, nobody I spoke with thinks it will replace traditional academy age groups.
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In other countries and throughout American history, ordinary citizens banding together have triumphed over governments, even when a single party holds sweeping control.
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Nashville Strong Country music stars are banding together to help their beloved home after Nashville and the surrounding area struck by deadly tornadoes.
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There's an alternate take, which is that it's about people banding together to defend their way of life against invaders, undead and otherwise.
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"People are speaking up and people are banding together and women are coming together," which is a theme throughout her book, she said.
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In the Caribbean, countries are banding together to create a genetic storage bank for corals, a backup plan if today's reefs all die.
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Instead of banding together to protect democratic norms, warring parties take violations by their opponents as justification for breaking other norms in response.
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A group of prominent law enforcement officials is also banding together behind the overhaul effort, offering insight based on their experience in the field.
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Gradients appear grainy and I see unpleasant color banding, exactly the same issues that Ars Technica encountered with a preproduction V30 device last month.
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A quarter of its U.S. restaurant operators met earlier this month and are considering banding together to push for more support from the company.
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Scientists and other climate experts are banding together in Atlanta with allies throughout the state to do what they can, regardless of the opposition.
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Case in point: Rafts of fire ants have been spotted floating around floodwaters in Houston, Texas, colonies banding together to weather super-storm Harvey.
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On Tuesday, people lined up across the country to buy lottery tickets, with many workplaces banding together in the hope of striking it rich.
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After banding together with friends who all pitched in to gather what was needed, the daughters shared their dance with Jason on Oct. 14.
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But employees banding together to protest has become a flashpoint for the industry, a public example of how unified workers can fight for rights.
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Banding has plagued streaming video forever, and it's hard to avoid even in major productions — it's just a side effect of representing color digitally.
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That's for the 55-inch model of the C8 series, which includes LG's new a9 processor for reduced noise and smoother gradation (less banding).
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Today sees 162 companies banding together to file an amicus brief in support of a lawsuit challenging the revised immigration order issued in March.
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"[It's] about banding together to raise the bar on what we collectively will or won't accept, and ultimately inspire change at the organizational level."
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Rivals — banding together under the banner 'FairSearch' — complained Google was essentially using the platform as a 'Trojan horse' to unfairly dominate the mobile web.
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Reddit's latest social experiment, Place, saw hundreds of thousands of users banding together to fight for a spot on a large online blank canvas.
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Many aggrieved Americans have been able to bear these types of onerous charges in part by banding together in lawsuits known as class actions.
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Dozens of major investors in Volkswagen are banding together to bring a lawsuit for hundreds of millions of dollars in restitution from the company.
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Thousands of European owners of VW vehicles — who are not covered by the United States settlement — have started banding together to demand cash compensation.
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It's actually wonderful to see how people are banding together city to city, town to town across the US to keep each other safe.
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"Problems can't be solved without banding together," explains Gaurav Singal, M.D., vice president of data strategy and product development at Foundation Medicine in Massachusetts.
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You have better coverage at better prices – because you have the power of tens of thousands of people banding together to drive down prices.
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The majority of patients had undergone gastric bypass or sleeve gastrectomy, while a smaller number had adjustable gastric banding or a duodenal switch procedure.
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Adding insult to injury, the Republican bill also increases age-banding, allowing insurance companies to charge older people 5 times what younger people pay.
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Major technology companies and tech advocacy organizations are banding together in a last-ditch effort to save the Federal Communication Commission's net neutrality rules.
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Please don't bring up the *one* time a group of otters were caught on camera banding together to kill a monkey at the Bronx Zoo.
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Essentially, he envisions banding together small businesses that can share a set of numbers, depending on how many calls they typically receive in a day.
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It was a true team effort, with a bunch of friends and a handful of film students banding together to make an instant cult classic.
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Some of the nation's top tech firms, manufacturers and consumer companies are banding together to create a boom in renewable energy purchases throughout corporate America.
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Based on what the good people at AVSForum have to say, TCL still seems to struggle with uniformity, banding, and stuck pixels on some panels.
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Another policy to attract younger enrollees would be to change the age-banding, the policy that limits how much more plans can charge older people.
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Bill O'Reilly gets fired from FOX News, here's why it matters and it has to do with women banding together and standing up for themselves.
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The Progressive Caucus could take a page out of the Freedom Caucus playbook by banding together to sink any legislation that doesn't meet their standards.
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Project Include stands out because of the number of well-known tech women in the group who have championed diversity and are now banding together.
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But they can only regain control over their stories by setting aside the social biases that divide them, and banding together to protect one another.
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These provisions, also known as "forced arbitration" clauses, prevent consumers from suing over wrongdoing in court and prohibit consumers from banding together in class actions.
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KYLE's deeply moved by his hometown of Ventura banding together amid raging wildfires ... but says there's still a lot to do to help victims out.
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Some stranded travelers around the world banding together to strategize in a WhatsApp group called "We're stuck (Americans)," which Marlin said she's trying to join.
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For the roughly half of private-sector workers without access to an employer plan, new provisions would facilitate employers banding together to offer a plan.
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By banding together, the migrants sought protection against the criminal gangs and corrupt officials who prey on people trying to reach the United States border.
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But current children's book creators are finding new outlets for their concerns, often banding together, with the support of social media, to increase their impact.
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He says consumers banding together to lobby the tech companies is the most plausible route, citing labor unions as an example of such a movement.
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As companies like Comcast, Charter (also backed by Mr. Malone) and AT&T grow in strength, content providers are banding together to maintain negotiation leverage.
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Kansas lawmakers rolled back Mr. Brownback's tax policies this year, with Democrats and moderate Republicans banding together to override the governor's veto and raise taxes.
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Prevented from banding together in a class and pooling their resources, most people simply abandon their claims entirely, never making it to arbitration at all.
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Wealthy landowners constructed race and white supremacy to "divide and conquer" and keep enslaved Africans and European indentured servants from banding together for economic justice.
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In Antarctica, by banding some 50,000 penguins, Dr. Sladen discovered that penguin parents recognize their own offspring among hundreds of other seemingly indistinguishable young chicks.
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Although she creates an odd family of sorts, this is definitely not a story of plucky women banding together to fix up a chilly home.
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In Austin, Texas, 22 nonprofits have spent the last few years banding together to create the kind of negotiating leverage they lacked on their own.
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Los Angeles (CNN)Democratic mayors of the nation's largest cities are quickly banding together to fight President Donald Trump's crack down on so-called sanctuary cities.
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There's a fittingly dark new trailer out for Dark Phoenix that shows the cast of Young X-Men banding together to save one of their own.
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It's going down for real -- the daughters of a bunch of pro wrestling legends are banding together to start their own league ... and it sounds awesome.
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He explained how Hillary's "Stronger Together" slogan "was not just two words" — and explained how Floridians are already banding together in the wake of Hurricane Matthew.
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From run-ins between celebrity pals during commercial breaks to supportive members of the Time's Up movement banding together, here's what we saw that you didn't.
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OPEC nations, instead of banding together to limit production and raise prices, are scrambling to discount oil in a battle for customers, like China and India.
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One key step is barring the kind of arbitration clauses in consumer finance contracts that prevent consumers from banding together to get their day in court.
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Washington (CNN)Leaders from around the globe, including former Vice President Joe Biden, are banding together in an effort to thwart attempts at interfering in elections.
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A lot of Republicans claimed they wanted a better, more humane party, but instead of banding together those Republicans either quit or quietly submitted to Trump.
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As the events at the Standing Rock pipeline protest unfold, artists are banding together under the hashtag #NoDAPLartmovement to share messages of solidarity, support, and resistance.
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On social media, QTPOC are banding together to form mental health groups and community forums in an effort to "decolonize" their mindsets and unlearn internalized racism.
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"I'm personally hoping [our case] becomes a landmark example of really small-scale independent artists banding together to stand up to a major retailer," Kurtz says.
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Though "Widows" is about four women banding together to pull off a risky heist, it doesn't begin with the sort of action you might be expecting.
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The two presented a tag team–like effect, mostly banding together over a topic that would sharply divide them in the Democratic primary a year later.
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And early Facebook and Google employees, alarmed over the damaging effects of social networks and smartphones, are banding together to challenge the companies they helped build.
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Assistant Coach Doug Young, who played with Bryant at Lower Merion, told the crowd that the school was drawing solace by banding together as a family.
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And by all banding together in one small, completely ineffectual, powerless party, you can leave the rest of us alone to actually get some shit done.
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Common Muse offers truly classic, minimal jewelry with just enough of a modern twist in the forms of wider banding, slightly altered shapes, and plays on proportion.
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In many cases this successor, while capable, may not have dominant ownership and so can be vulnerable to challenge from other descendants banding together to take control.
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What we have started today is a research project which should conclude before the close of the deal to tell us what the banding strategy will be.
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But the biggest reason was trying to convince YouTube creators that in a constantly changing industry where nothing was certain, banding together through an organization was necessary.
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He carried a wounded woman to a makeshift triage center in a parking lot, banding her bleeding leg with a tourniquet and driving her to a hospital.
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When the news around this issue has been so bad recently, it's good to see women banding together to share their experiences and find strength in collectivism.
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Just as far-flung communities of volunteer programmers are able to produce useful open-source software, he says, activists can further their cause by banding together online.
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For the large part, Democrats see the media as a check on a president they don't like, and Republicans see the media as banding against the president.
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A key provision makes it easier for small employers to offer retirement plans to workers by banding together in multiple-employer plans, or open MEPS for short.
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The bill signed into law Wednesday rolls back a CFPB rule banning language in financial services contracts that keeps customers from banding together in class-action lawsuits.
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In another victory for corporations, the Supreme Court said this week that companies could block workers from banding together to fight legal disputes in employment arbitration agreements.
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In the morning, stopping for gas-station coffee, a pamphlet in the spinning metal map rack on identifying agates: translucence, banding, heft, irregular fractures, and so on.
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I imagine that large swaths of the country picture rallies like this occurring all over the Bay Area, people banding together to shout obscenities at Old Glory.
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Already there are some moves towards this end, with utilities in Japan banding together to pool their buying power and seek more flexible and shorter-term deals.
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Check out more videos from VICE: Fourteen states and Puerto Rico had already formed the United States Climate Alliance, banding together to stick to Paris accord regulations.
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There are informal discussions about incorporating bio banding into competitive fixtures in seasons to come, and Bunce hopes to put together nationwide tournaments in the near future.
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"Our ancestors were so smart, banding together to solve the water problem," he said, "but these days, being smart is not enough to keep our traditions alive."
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Netflix's latest (based on a Sundance miniseries) is the story of three Los Angeles cousins banding together to fight for love, family, and land — the American Dream.
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In a video posted to Twitter, bystanders can be seen rushing to the woman&aposs aid, banding together to physically lift the vehicle off of the ground.
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A key provision makes it easier for small employers to offer retirement plans to workers by banding together in multiple-employer plans, or "open MEPS" for short.
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The worldwide fandom was its own remarkable phenomenon, a cultural moment where it felt like for once, everyone in the world was banding together to experience something collectively.
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Pauly D and Swedish DJ Alesso are among the celebs banding together to help the celeb photographer battling to overcome brutal injuries suffered in a hit and run.
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This often feels odd, especially if you play a lot of RPGs, games that are typically about a group of people banding together to accomplish a particular goal.
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But that threat of victims banding together and acquiring the resources to take on big companies appears to be the exception rather than the rule in litigation finance.
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The name of the £200 million ship was originally to be decided by a public poll, with the internet banding together to put forward the name Boaty McBoatface.
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Or banding together with an even larger group of people and going out in Ingress to capture a portal or in Pokémon to go compete at a gym.
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Eye care providers who stand to lose from competition once again have been banding together to oppose this minimal, commonsense requirement by making exaggerated claims of regulatory burden.
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Solar companies are banding together to help restore electricity to parts of storm-ravaged Puerto Rico as 90 percent of the island's 3.5 million residents remain without power.
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WASHINGTON — A coalition of prominent social conservatives is banding together in an effort to nudge the Republican platform further to the right at the party's convention next month.
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In a 2012 decision involving D. R. Horton, a homebuilding company in Fort Worth, the federal labor board said that employers could not prevent workers from banding together.
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But the Court merely excised that illegal term and continued to allow the bank to enforce the arbitration clause to prevent consumers from banding together in class actions.
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We see it in corporate efforts, embraced by the Trump administration, to slam the courthouse door on workers banding together to challenge sexual harassment and other workplace misconduct.
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It doesn't have to be great, just good enough to keep us from striking out on our own or banding together to overthrow a rotten and oppressive system.
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Banks have a habit of using forced arbitration to prevent people from banding together as a group in class-action lawsuits, and courts have let them do so.
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This holiday season, one neighborhood in Toledo, Ohio, staved off that crushing alienation by banding together to transform an abnormally large weed into an abnormally small Christmas tree.
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We also have more sobering examples of the importance of women banding together, and the difficulty of making that happen, when it comes to issues like sexual harassment.
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There's truly no more powerful force than two of the same person's exes banding together, so this week's Saturday Night Live should strike terror into Ben Affleck's heart.
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WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court on Friday agreed to decide whether companies can use employment contracts to prohibit workers from banding together to take legal action over workplace issues.
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Letcher County is just one of 13 communities in Kentucky with broadband issues that are banding together to seek alternative solutions outside of the traditional provider-customer model.
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There is power in art, and even more in community—and the importance in watching out for one another and banding together, even in the spirit of fun.
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Whatever he releases, expect it to be challenged in court by the state attorneys general -- mostly from states that voted against Trump last November -- banding together against his actions.
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This episode is trying to point out that failure and highlight how people are fighting to correct it—how they're banding together and using the resources at their disposal.
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If you go back and watch that very dark Game of Thrones episode again, hopefully you'll see less banding, pixelation, and other signs of compression from the Apple version.
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The idea of kids banding together after adults destroyed the world is a much more timely message than any of its 1980s teen-movie throwbacks or Gen Z irreverence.
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Around June of last year, Lucasfilm and its usual cohorts — Industrial Light and Magic, Skywalker Sound — announced they were banding together to form the ILM Experience Lab, or ILMxLab.
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WHEN BRAZILIAN soldiers invaded Paraguay in 1865, after banding together with Argentina and Uruguay, the country lost a quarter of its territory and perhaps 90% of its male population.
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This is where this story takes a turn, where it goes from an officer responding to a crime to his entire department banding together to help a little girl.
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There's the revenge thriller, about one of those pairs of sisters (Sandra Bullockand Nicole Kidman) banding together against the man who abuses one of them to her breaking point.
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Randall says the venue's location is less important that banding together to ensure The Smell continues to have a home somehwere in LA for the next generation of kids.
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Tech firms, including Apple, Amazon, Google, and Microsoft, are banding together following President Trump's controversial decision on June 29 to withdraw the U.S. from the historic climate change treaty.
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The court ruled in May that employers could require employees to sign class action waivers in employment arbitration agreements that bar them from banding together to fight legal disputes.
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Chester, who says public interest groups are banding together to come up with their own legislative principles, believes the frameworks being pushed by industry lobbyists don't go far enough.
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In recent years, the far-right House Freedom Caucus has been highly successful at holding legislation on the House floor hostage by banding together as a unified voting bloc.
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What started out as independent artists wishing to express themselves has grown into a collaborative campaign of sorts, with individuals and cultural organizations banding together to promote Palestinian arts.
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And looking ahead, the far-right populists of the E.U. are banding together for a frontal assault on the political establishment in this week's elections for the European Parliament.
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WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court on Monday ruled that companies can use arbitration clauses in employment contracts to prohibit workers from banding together to take legal action over workplace issues.
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Laparoscopic adjustable gastric banding, also known as lap-band surgery, is a less-invasive procedure that involves placing an adjustable inflatable belt around the upper portion of the stomach.
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With Republicans banding together, the Senate voted 53-47 to adopt the trial plan, which allows opening arguments from House lawmakers prosecuting the case to begin later on Wednesday.
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Amazon, Berkshire Hathaway and JP Morgan Chase announced Tuesday that they're banding together to create a company geared toward reducing health-care costs and improving services for U.S. employees.
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Heavily steeped in traditional Japanese folklore, it sees a group of tanuki (raccoon dogs) banding together with their magical abilities to fight the human developers encroaching on their forest.
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Women are banding together to lead a powerful march for equality, respect and peace in Washington, D.C. today, and celebrities are using their social platforms to help spread the word.
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Instead of Americans banding together to rise up against a foreign invader, Bushwick residents must unite to defeat an enemy who thinks principles like racial tolerance make their city weak.
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CHAI's theory was that prices could be brought down still further by banding developing countries together and having them act as a purchasing unit that could bargain with generics manufacturers.
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People banding together to take on roles as part of a fully-immersive narrative world will be familiar to anyone that's taken part in a live-action role-playing game.
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One example: a flip to side with businesses in a case about whether they can prohibit their workers from banding together in disputes over pay and conditions in the workplace.
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Many slime molds are actually comprised of single celled organisms that spend most of their time separate, banding together to form a single, moving slime body when times are tough.
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Four not-for-profit hospital systems that own 10% of U.S. hospitals — Intermountain Healthcare, Ascension, SSM Health and Trinity Health — are banding together to create a new generic drug company.
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Now, two of our favorite brands are banding together to ensure you have plenty of great beauty days ahead of you — by giving you some free brow and hair swag.
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But the Ninth Circuit concluded that fine-print arbitration requirements and confidentiality terms in their employment contracts were enforceable and prevented them from banding together or making their complaints public.
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Arya doubts Sansa, Sansa gets defensive, and instead of the sisters banding together as survivors on the path to beating Westeros's habitual patriarchy, they're ready to turn against each other.
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Last year, after working with Cumming to develop a curriculum for bio-banding coaching education, Bunce hosted the Premier League's first bio-banded tournament for a handful of academy teams.
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A group of coding boot camps and white-collar training programs from around the country are banding together to create a single standard for reporting graduation and job placement data.
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Some states have tried to obtain drugs at lower prices by banding together for greater bargaining power and by enrolling prisoners as patients in hospitals that already get discounted drugs.
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She called out Staten Island Democrats, saying they were too scared to stand up for her father during an election, and she emphasized the importance of black voters banding together.
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Though I might more readily identify as desi, or South Asian, I recognize the utility of banding together as Asian Americans in contexts like this, as well as the limitations.
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But eventually there was a banding together around Germany's Angela Merkel and other leaders to counter Trump's unilateral approach to diplomacy over the decades of multilateralism the West has embraced.
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And earlier this month a group of Silicon Valley technologists who were early employees at Facebook and Google announced they are banding together to create the Center for Humane Technology.
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But we're talking about the potential magic of three or more art stars banding together to make the most irrepressibly powerful (or, at least, Instagram-friendly) art of their time.
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A group of Hollywood stars — including Alec Baldwin, Julianne Moore, Debra Messing, Jimmy Kimmel, Michael Moore and Amy Schumer — is banding together to take on the National Rifle Association (NRA).
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This has been the subject of many sci-fi shows over the years; it's common to see stories about human beings banding together to resist alien occupiers of planet Earth.
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Rather than banding together with fellow employees—and starting the often slow and involved official process of organizing—workers are hoping that they can form an alliance with consumers instead.
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Heroes come in all shapes, sizes and species — or none, according to David Marks, one of a group of volunteers from the competitive barbecue circuit banding together to help disaster survivors.
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By banding together and finding spaces that matter, by nurturing relationships, by finding people who think and feel like you and who long for something else, and then fighting like hell.
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I'm less certain that the effects of the media banding together and deciding, as a unit, never to publish the word "incels" would have a positive effect on the information ecosystem.
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All these heroes are banding together to face off against Thanos, the big bad that Marvel has been teasing since the post-credits scene of the first Avengers back in 2012.
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California Governor Jerry Brown was among the first to join the coalition of governors, mayors and university presidents banding together to negotiate with the UN and stay in the Paris Agreement.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Three gun control advocacy groups are banding together to try to block the Trump administration from allowing Americans to access blueprints for 3-D printable guns on the internet.
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In a 5-to-4 decision, the court ruled that those clauses are enforceable under federal law, which means companies can prohibit employees from banding together both privately or in court.
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There has been talk of Caribbean states banding together to establish a commercial bank in the United States to serve their diasporas and provide correspondent services to banks in the region.
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Graham Mills, the Lead Youth Development Coach at Bournemouth, says it's still too early for them to use the bio banding data to help determine whether they keep or cut players.
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A bipartisan group of lawmakers is banding together to crack down on a recent trend driving up ticket prices to concerts, plays and sporting events by as much as 500 percent.
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WHEN BRAZILIAN soldiers invaded Paraguay in 21970, after banding together with Argentina and Uruguay, the country lost a quarter of its territory and as much as 21999% of its male population.
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The financial institutions could no longer force customers into arbitration and block them from banding together to file a class-action suit; the change could cost Wall Street billions of dollars.
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Failing that, though, I have Team OTP, and I'm hoping banding together to skunk everyone else's GOGOT teams will finally push Jamie and Brienne into each other's arms, where they obviously belong.
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Banding together, two more members from the herd approached the young stallion and began to bite him all over his body — a process which lasted for about an hour-and-a-half.
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These so-called sanctuary cities say they're committed to protecting their undocumented residents from possible deportation, and they're banding together as they brace for what's likely to be a contentious legal battle.
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When he confronts Jaime in the wake of Myrcella's funeral, he mentions that all it takes is the poor, the powerless, and the dispossessed banding together, and they can overthrow an empire.
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With less than five weeks until the presidential election, Asian-American advocacy organizations are banding together to get Asian-American millennial voters out to the polls through the #IAmAsianAmerican campaign, Colorlines reports.
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At a time when many people are banding together in new formations to resist the violence that Donald Trump perpetuates, I want to share the work of four collectives that inspire me.
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Now, politicians from these two nations are banding together for a joint hearing on fake news and the internet, and they're hoping that a united front will finally persuade Zuckerberg to attend.
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The crustacean caught the eye of Karissa Lindstrand as she was banding lobster claws on a boat called the Honour Bound in waters off Grand Manan last week, Canada's CBC News reports.
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The December launch of the new movie Rogue One: A Star Wars Story was well-timed — epitomizing outsiders banding together to bring down powerful enemies against long odds to steal confidential plans.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. banks and credit card companies could be prevented from blocking customers from banding together to sue them under a rule released by the country's consumer finance agency on Monday.
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Capitol Hill is banding together for a blood drive in honor of House Majority Whip Steve Scalise (R-La.) and other victims of last week's attack at a Congressional Baseball Game practice.
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The patents in question are some things we take for granted now, UI cues like "rubber-banding" at the bottom of a list or using two fingers to zoom in and out.
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Half of the patients chose to undergo bariatric surgeries including gastric bypass, gastric banding and stomach stapling, while the other half of patients received no surgery and acted as a comparison group.
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Banding together with two dozen other women, she sued one of the world's most powerful companies and — to the astonishment of all — won history's first big damages award in a discrimination case.
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Companies large and small have figured out how to use arbitration to prevent employees from taking disputes to court and to prevent others, including customers, from banding together in a class action.
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It's everything from telling women's success stories so that girls can #SEEHER to banding together to make collective impact like so many Women's Marches have done in the past couple of years.
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This month, Main Street Americans and public interest groups began banding together to push technology companies such as Google, Microsoft and Twitter to stop putting forced arbitration clauses in their employment contracts.
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Despite official projections, health care providers could avoid those cuts and keep Medicaid spending on its current, unsustainable path by banding together to lobby states to expand eligibility to able-bodied adults.
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Even if we set aside the politics of fear peddled by Fox News itself, the idea that women banding together is all it will take to end harassment is obviously unearned optimism.
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The city of Midland, the local hospital district and other employers are considering banding together to build apartments for workers, said Jerry Morales, mayor of Midland, the de facto capital of the Permian.
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But even with the S8 on the horizon, it's unclear how well some Note 7 holdouts, like those banding together in private Facebook groups like the Note 7 Alliance, will take the news.
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The release of the new teaser — titled "Her Story Is Our Story" — comes the same day that women globally are banding together for International Women's Day, showing their importance by not showing up.
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In a 5-to-4 vote, split along ideological lines, the court ruled that companies may use arbitration clauses in employment contracts to prevent workers from banding together in lawsuits over workplace disputes.
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It was a testament to the power of grassroots politics, which included an unprecedented collective of Native American tribes banding together to protect cultural sites that would have been spoiled by the pipeline.
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But anti-Pelosi rebels say there are at least 85033 Democrats committed to banding together and blocking her on the House floor, a move that would throw the Speaker's race into absolute chaos.
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He wants Bonfire's games to recreate the social connections that many players formed when banding together in clans in World of Warcraft, a game that allows players to fraternize with one another online.
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When public companies want massive loans to finance their operations, they typically go to a group of large banks that can lend hundreds of millions of dollars by banding together pools of money.
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In Monday's case, decided by a bitter 5-4 vote, the conservative majority ruled that employers may forbid employees from banding together to fight wage and other workplace issues covered by arbitration agreements.
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Students who follow the New Rochelle high school meme page designed a campaign to solicit a stronger response to the outbreak from school administrators, banding together to send a letter to the school.
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To be clear, even losing 10 percent of one's body weight (the average weight loss with lap banding) can improve health outcomes, but it's a lot less than the other weight-loss surgeries.
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She had always wanted to be a lobsterwoman, ever since she watched her father and grandfather hauling, measuring and banding the claws of the lobsters, in what she said almost resembled a dance.
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The atmosphere at Hyderabad's demonstration was festive, with hawkers selling lemonade and snacks, protesters sporting painted Indian flags on their cheeks and groups of women banding together in song until the sun set.
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But for Mr. Romero, these effects were incidental to his broader theme: how mutual contempt and tribal self-interest so often prevent people from banding together in the face of a mortal threat.
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NORTH BRUNSWICK, N.J. — Jolted into action by a wave of hate crimes that followed the election victory of Donald J. Trump, American Muslims and Jews are banding together in a surprising new alliance.
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Most surgical patients need to commit to a lifetime of vitamin supplements and regular checkups, and some people—especially those who choose gastric banding—experience significant discomfort or even vomiting from feeling full.
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Black women drove Democrats' victories in the Virginia governors' and the Alabama senate races, and now they are banding together in Iowa to demand that presidential candidates listen to them on maternal healthcare.
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Evich also found that even as the conservative farming community began banding together to combat climate change, it got little help from the government department that regulates most aspects of the industry's livelihood.
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What we talk about when we talk about how the 2010s changed the way we engage with music: It's Music Twitter banding together that fateful August night to argue over Watch the Throne.
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They say litigants banding together in a class-action lawsuit have a better chance of getting companies to answer publicly for illegal activities and that fears of such a suit can discourage law breaking.
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"Kudos to Facebook, YouTube, Spotify, Twitter, GooglePlay, Amazon, and Apple Music for banding together to protect the Sandy Hook parents that have been relentlessly harassed on their platforms," a Sleeping Giants tweet said Wednesday.
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Saturday's Women's March on Washington kicked off with an impassioned speech from actress and activist America Ferrera, who explained why she and thousands of others are banding together to stand against the new president.
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On this very special Valentine's Day edition of Chips, Aaron is joined by VICE Sports staff writer Brian Blickenstaff to talk about U.S. Soccer's most recent hire, James Bunce, and to explain bio-banding.
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Not only is the show losing black detail—so you can't make out what's happening with dark scenes—but we're also seeing compression artifacts and a significant amount of false contouring, also called banding.
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Researchers are banding together to prevent AI missteps Amid the growing popularity of the technology, numerous organizations and non-profits have risen up to study its effect and ensure AI has a positive impact.
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The ruling was a victory for business and the Trump administration as it held that employers could require employees to sign class action waivers to bar them from banding together to fight legal disputes.
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North Carolina 83, Syracuse 66 HOUSTON — Renegades, that's what they were, banding together in opposition and commiseration Saturday night, like enemies slowly realizing that their differences were outweighed by what they had in common.
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Now, after banding together as a dance troupe featuring women in wheelchairs, the women of the LA Rollettes travel across the US to perform in festivals and expositions, showcasing their skills and inventive choreography.
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If you want a hit of Mr. Washington, you could go see "The Magnificent Seven," Antoine Fuqua's Western remake of Akira Kurosawa's classic film about gunmen banding together to protect a village against thieves.
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Ryan Murphy's seminal musical dramedy Glee started as an underdog tale of some kids who loved to sing, banding together with an in-over-his-head teacher to overcome a super mean cheerleading coach.
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So for those low-rated shows, what you would typically do is something called guard banding — you just expand the safety zone, have a lower maximum for youth audiences on those low-rated programs.
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The Argonaut is a private facility, so I wasn't able to get a sense of the interior, but this is one of Kahn's more expressive buildings: it has beautiful arches with striped banding patterns.
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Alongside, the photographs highlight details like cracks from excavation, banding from dust and debris, and scientific notations, reminding viewers of the vulnerability of this polar ice, and the importance of studying its fragile data.
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The message could not be more mixed: You can spread your wings, sure, but we'll be banding your ankle, using products like Circle at home and Find My iPhone when you're out and about.
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But unless he does end up eventually banding together with two other Republican senators to actually block GOP leaders' bill, all his inspiring words about how the Senate should work won't actually mean anything.
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And fire ants, an imported South American pest that nevertheless made the Southeast its home, have their own unique response to rain, banding together to form a sort of swarming life raft to weather storms.
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AT&T Mobility – hold up, they represent a dramatic twist in corporations' long-running, and mostly successful, campaign to force employees and consumers to arbitrate their claims individually instead of banding together in class actions.
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" Cops said they learned about the video through a concerned resident, which police described as an example of a community "banding together to do whatever it takes to keep our kids and our schools safe.
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But now cities are pushing back and trying to get organized, banding together to form a new coalition to figure out what the hell to do with all these electric doohickeys littered across their streets.
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The cast includes fashion designers, models, photographers, and stylists — the stars of this year's New York Fashion Week, all banding together to tell President Trump what they really think of that nonsense ban of his.
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Major tech firms are banding together to oppose the measure -- which would require them to help government investigators decrypt customer data -- days after law enforcement officials made a public display of support for the bill.
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Kint, the CEO of Digital Content Next, says that unless the tech giants' vast data collection practices are curtailed by Congress, publishers will be unlikely to solve their problems by banding together or scaling up.
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The Milo phenomenon, then, is an internet version of the Trump phenomenon: people who feel resentment at their place in the culture banding around a charismatic figure whom they see as a singular truth teller.
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Hoping to gain new ground after an Election Day disappointment, a group of tech experts who worked with President Barack Obama are banding together to give progressive political candidates a bit of a digital upgrade.
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The brutality of Richard Adams's 1972 novel about a group of rabbits banding together to survive against dangerous predators is toned down in this new computer-animated adaptation, a coproduction of BBC One and Netflix.
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By banding together, lawmakers can also fend off complaints from the administration that they are overspending by exceeding the White House requests in many areas under a two-year budget agreement struck in early February.
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Equifax initially included a mandatory arbitration clause in the fine print of the free credit monitoring product offered in the wake of the attack — language that could have prevented victims from banding together in court.
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Among the cases the court has already agreed to take up next term are three about whether companies can use employment contracts to prohibit workers from banding together to take legal action over workplace issues.
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But it was a regional banding together against Mr. Jammeh that made all the difference once he made it clear a few days later that he had changed his mind and was refusing to go.
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Still, after decades of pushing for higher affiliate fees from TV operators, such as Comcast, Charter and Dish Network, TV programmers are now banding together to ensure their most popular channels survive and drive growth.
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One that emerged as top of mind for lawyers, bankers, and private-equity execs was the fact that multiple private-equity firms were increasingly banding together to cover the equity check of their target companies.
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Researchers randomly assigned 61 participants with type 2 diabetes to one of three weight-loss interventions: an operation known as Roux-en-Y gastric bypass; a type of surgery known as laparoscopic adjustable gastric banding; or an intensive weight-loss program focused on cutting calories and increasing exercise After five years, six people who got the Roux-en-Y procedures, or 93%, achieved partial or complete diabetes remission, compared with four people, or 19%, of the participants who had gastric banding, the study found.
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Though Morrow said she's still too distraught to see any silver lining in Sunday's slayings, Patel explained that Monday's vigil is the "perfect" response because it shows the world that everyone in Orlando is banding together.
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Given that Airbnb's complications with city regulation has been enough of a headache that mayors of 10 cities are banding together to try to figure things out, it'll be interesting to see how this plays out.
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Syrians in the Washington area are banding together to use a real-life community and a Facebook page founded by a fellow Syrian to show the work they can do and the services they can provide.
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And in a carbon trading project - part of a programme to reduce planet-warming emissions from deforestation and forest degradation, backed by the Norwegian government - community members work banding tree trunks to measure their annual growth.
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Washington (CNN)In a victory for employers and the Trump administration, the Supreme Court on Monday said that employers could block employees from banding together as a class to fight legal disputes in employment arbitration agreements.
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We know how powerful redditors banding together for a common cause can be, so our focus will continue to be on amplifying your voices, from Capitol Hill to — if it comes to it — the Supreme Court.
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That's how scientists have been able to determine that some dinosaur eggs were colored, and it's how researchers discovered a banding pattern in the feathers of other dinosaurs (a feature on display in the new exhibit).
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Facebook is making its own deepfakes and offering prizes for detecting them Facebook, Microsoft and many others are banding together to help make machine learning capable of detecting deepfakes — and they want you to help. 6.
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The contracts employees sign with companies like Uber and others can include a stipulation that bars staff from banding together in a class-action lawsuit against the company or simply taking them to court at all.
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A half-dozen United Nations experts who investigate human rights abuses have taken the rare step of banding together to condemn China for expulsions of monks and nuns from major religious enclaves in a Tibetan region.
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The order will ease rules on small businesses banding together to buy health insurance, through what are known as association health plans, and lift limits on short-term health insurance plans, according to an administration source.
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By a 5-to-4 vote, the court said a California couple who objected to a $30 charge for what had been advertised as a free cellphone were barred from banding together with other unhappy customers.
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The deals highlighted the emergence of private-equity firms banding together more frequently to cover the equity check of a target company, as well as the increased scrutiny of the private-equity industry in public discourse.
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While long-term mutual fund investors like Vanguard have not been known for shareholder activism, there have been some recent examples of long-only managers banding with activist hedge funds to seek change at portfolio holdings.
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Meanwhile, in the United States, the issue of trophy hunting abroad remains a controversial one legislatively as conservation and welfare groups are banding together to encourage the Trump administration to reject import permits for South African lions.
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The emergence of roving packs of hyper-glamorous, supportive groups of women banding together for fun, education and I don't know, food, maybe has been one of the prevailing trends of the past year of celebrity coverage.
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Maybe, as Brian Knight suggests, states can take the initiative by banding together to form a set of national rules, or maybe they can work with Congress to establish a new fintech regulator independent of the OCC.
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Michael Oppenheimer, a professor of geoscience and international affairs at the Woodrow Wilson School at Princeton who was not involved with the article, said he was not surprised to see scientists banding together against climate change denial.
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Philippines soldiers have been mired in grinding urban warfare with ISIS-aligned fighters ever since a surprise attack on Marawi on May 23 -- the first instance of disparate, ISIS-aligned Filipino groups banding together and holding territory.
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Studios are finally banding together in an effort to make movies more available wherever you want to watch them, instead of requiring you to purchase the same movie each time you want to watch it somewhere else.
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Journalism at The Gazette consists of keeping track of local government and the goings on here and in a few surrounding towns: With milk prices falling, for example, dairy farmers are banding together to increase their clout.
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Citi and Morgan Stanley are among a group of large global banks banding together to create a working group examining the risks they may face when using artificial intelligence, according to three sources involved in the project.
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Jesse Ventura, told me he sees potential peril in the notion that a bunch of Palm Beach, Manhattan and Bay Area billionaires are banding together to take on the President's supporters in Congress in this fall's midterms.
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Past research has found that bariatric surgery, such as gastric bypass, gastric banding and gastroplasty, is associated with increased risks during pregnancy of premature labor, cesarean delivery and delivering a baby that is small for gestational age.
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Once video footage of the fight went viral, outrage in China was intense, with state-run martial arts associations and news agencies banding together to call the fight a violation of morals and question Mr. Xu's sanity.
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Mike is already part of another house called Ebony, but Qween Beat seems uniquely focused on musicians, with the idea that banding together will help these often-overlooked members of the scene expand their pool of resources.
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But on the anniversary of the election that made Donald Trump America's 45th president, thousands of Americans are trying out a new tack: banding together, craning their necks to the heavens, and screaming helplessly at the sky.
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It's all about the 21 percent of people who are not in the base of 285 percent of people who are just fine with the hatred in America right now, banding together and doing something about it.
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To compete, Mr. Waldner says, traditional taxi operators must embrace new technologies like smartphone applications, while also banding together across national borders to offer a one-size-fits-all service that can keep pace with Uber's global offering.
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Right now the Tampa Bay Times, Miami Herald, South Florida Sun Sentinel, Orlando Sentinel, Palm Beach Post, and WLRN Public Media make up the network, and they are banding together to increase local reporting about the climate crisis.
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Lefferts says, it's a case of the good guys banding together to fight security threats, but in addition, it is giving security teams the options of integrating their own threat intelligence data into the Windows Defender ATP framework.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The largest U.S. veterans service organization on Thursday urged President Donald Trump to veto recent legislation allowing financial companies to block customers from banding together to sue, saying it would hurt members of the armed forces.
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When the latter half of the season eases up on the '90s nostalgia onslaught to follow a group of misfits banding together to make a sci-fi B movie, it becomes far more focused and fun almost immediately.
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By banding together to address a planetary emergency, the 197 signatory nations had officially ended production and use of chemicals responsible for depleting the ozone layer in the upper atmosphere, an essential shield against the sun's ultraviolet radiation.
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For all its more moderate rhetoric, this new transnationalism is of a narrow sort, aimed at banding together within Europe to give supporters what they've wanted all along: closed borders and minimal immigration, particularly from non-European countries.
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These institutions and funders are also banding together as part of Coalition S: The agreement says all scientific publications that have sprung from publicly funded research grants must be published on open access journals or platforms by 2020.
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But occasionally we do run into people like Jennifer, who may not particularly want to help female colleagues in their own office, but can at least understand that women benefit by banding together on workplace issues more generally.
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"Rubber banding:" Because the show will be available via Apple Music's app, this means viewers will be able to pause an episode and look through content about one of the entrepreneurs, an app, or one of the investors.
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But if you just like stories of human survival and communities banding together to help each other out in a crisis, there are also a host of heartwarming moments in this film to make it worth your while.
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With the tax plan narrowly passed by the United States Senate, Mr. Cuomo was once again trying to sound an alarm, banding together in a teleconference on Monday with Philip D. Murphy, New Jersey's governor-elect, and Gov.
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With music by Neal Kirkwood and a script by George Sand and Kristine Haruna Lee (who is not related to Ralph Lee), the show demonstrates how four very different creatures can find purpose and hope by banding together.
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Some of the nation's top healthcare-focused venture capital firms are banding together to form an advisory council with the technology security certification provider HITRUST to create best practices for data security for startups developing digital health technologies.
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With music by Neal Kirkwood and a script by George Sand and Kristine Haruna Lee (who is not related to Ralph Lee), the show demonstrates how four very different creatures can find purpose and hope by banding together.
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Ma famously started out his career as an English teacher in Hangzhou, China before banding together with a group of co-founders in the late-90's to create what would become one of the world's most valuable companies.
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I have also seen how, in one sense, the struggle is the solution: The act of banding together, identifying that you are being mistreated, and fighting for something better restores dignity to people who felt they had been defeated.
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At least 15 states are banding together to sue the Trump administration to block the inclusion of a controversial question about citizenship status on the 2020 census, a query that has not appeared on the decennial survey since 1950.
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I am so discombobulated by yesterday's news that the four major US carriers are banding together to make a whole other company to replace SMS with RCS and ship their own app that I barely know where to begin.
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Another grouping on "banding form" celebrate the machine-made parallel lines in objects like Norman Bel Geddes's 1940 "Patriot Radio" with its deep red lines, and Raymond Loewy's 1933 "New World Radio" formed from a dark, molded plastic globe.
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She and Beyoncé costarred (with Pink) in a classic Pepsi Super Bowl ad in 2004, an early girl-power-themed spot that saw them banding together to overturn the despotic rule of Enrique Iglesias in a gladiator-like setup.
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Secondary, vertical banding on this patch looks like a blurred reflection such as you might see on the side of a passing train, and thus creates the illusion of rapid movement (which, interestingly, most of these blended passages don't).
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Banks, credit card issuers and other financial companies will be able to block customers from banding together to sue over disputes, after the U.S. Senate on Tuesday narrowly killed a rule banning the firms from using "forced arbitration" clauses.
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Regardless of relocating, it seems as though every city struggles with cultivating an art scene that doesn't consist of the same exact people at the same parties, talking about the same things, excluding each other rather than banding together.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A U.S. financial regulator's rule banning banks and credit card companies' ability to prevent customers from banding together to sue them relies on insufficient research and is misguided, according to new analysis from the U.S. Treasury Department.
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In turn, they have been banding together to buy companies and rumors of mega-deals have run rampant, including a report that KKR had considered taking Walgreens private it what would have been the largest private equity deal ever.
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States from Maine to Virginia are banding together to form a similar cooperative, but instead of power plants their efforts will be focused on oil terminals that store fuel before it heads to market as well distributors of gasoline.
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But instead of banding together against a common adversary last week, the two American allies in the path of the missiles — Japan and South Korea — were locked in their own bitter battle, whose roots stretch back over 100 years.
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But instead of banding together against a common adversary last week, the two American allies in the path of the missiles — Japan and South Korea — were locked in their own bitter battle, whose roots stretch back over 100 years.
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Then, at the crack of dawn on Thursday, a bombshell, as Gantz announced that he and Yair Lapid, the leader of the centrist, socially-conscious Yesh Atid (There is a Future) party were banding together to take Netanyahu on.
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By comparison, according to a systematic review that has been published and peer-reviewed, a similar (but more invasive) procedure known as gastric banding appears to have a mortality rate of about 0.2 percent within two years of surgery.
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The 34-year-old dad-to-be, who is expecting his first child this spring with wife Meghan Markle, shared the importance of overcoming obstacles faced by young people by banding together in a speech – even touching on his impending parenthood.
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The trailer gives us the best look yet at the eight women — played by Cate Blanchett, Sandra Bullock, Mindy Kaling, Sarah Paulson, Helena Bonham Carter, Awkwafina, and Rihanna her very self — who are banding together to pull off a daring heist.
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According to Deadline, actresses Jessica Chastain, Queen Latifah, Frieda Pinto and Juliette Binoche, along with Ziyi Zhang and Twilight director Catherine Hardwicke, are banding together as members of the advisory board of a new non-profit called We Do It Together.
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Some might be disappointed by a lack of phase-detect AF, but Panasonic claims its contrast AF with DFD technology can outperform on-sensor phase detect systems without any of the potential drawbacks such as horizontal banding when shadows are raised.
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Opinion polls since the start of April have put the party at anywhere between 8.7 and 53 percent, down from 14 percent it took in the 2018 national election and compared to a 30.5-35.7 percent banding for the League.
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A coalition of unions and workers' rights advocates on Wednesday told the U.S. Supreme Court that class-action waivers unlawfully bar workers from banding together to improve working conditions and are not valid just because they appear in arbitration agreements.
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The nominees for Bravo's Real Housewives Awards are here — and Real Housewives of Orange County star Kelly Dodd, Real Housewives of Dallas star LeeAnne Locken, and Bravo's Play by Play host Jerry O'Connell are banding together to choose their favorites.
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The groups are banding together to launch a program called Win Justice that will work to mobilize voters who tend to avoid midterms, with a particular focus on encouraging young voters, women and people of color to head to the polls.
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By banding together against a new threat to their livelihoods and well-being, he said, Greenpeace and the Inuit community—previously opponents—finally found closure for decades-old upheaval, and discovered a way to make their voices heard on future issues.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Banks, credit card issuers and other financial companies will be able to block customers from banding together to sue over disputes, after the U.S. Senate on Tuesday narrowly killed a rule banning the firms from using "forced arbitration" clauses.
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Today the city is officially on pause and everybody is banding together by staying inside, so the walks, as they were pretty much intended from the start, are to be consumed vicariously, from home, via text and images, not on foot.
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While the initial force is debatable — whether it be President Trump's locker room talk, the growing women's rights movement, or simply women banding together against Harvey Weinstein — it is evident that a strong force had pushed this moment into action.
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If we're going to crack down on these creepy creations, we'll need to fight fire with fire; Facebook, Microsoft, and many others are banding together to help make machine learning capable of detecting deepfakes — and they want you to help.
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My friend and coworker Ali Foreman threw me a surprise party, banding everyone together to provide me with the pinnacles of the American experience (mini corn dogs, Big Macs, fried chicken, bud lights — each more gloriously garbage than the last).
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Meanwhile, rank-and-file staffers at giants such as Amazon, Google and Microsoft are banding together to push back on issues ranging from gender discrimination and climate change to questionable government contracts, worker retaliation and the use of forced arbitration.
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Maybe it's just the latest example in an ancient tradition of humans banding together in defiance of a cold, unfeeling world, but never has it been more needed than now, when civilization sits precariously at the precipice of its own existence.
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But no matter the outcome, it's at least heartening to know that if the U.S. government stops supporting such initiatives financially, and otherwise, some (if too few) private sector organizations are banding together to find technological approaches to water conservation, and protection.
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I think the biggest thing I hope this brings about—and I pray it brings about—is that the good officers like myself will start banding closer together to try to out officers who in my opinion have no business being policemen.
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VICE News visits one of the main blood donation centers in Orlando as well as the GLBT Community Center of Central Florida to see how Florida's community is banding together to contribute in the days following the deadliest shooting in recent American history.
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Indeed, a recent study has confirmed that people who had body contouring surgery after losing large amounts of weight due to gastric banding surgery had better long-term control of their body mass index than people who did not have body contouring surgery.
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Let's talk about an unambiguously interesting, promising, and maybe even downright good piece of health care news you might have missed: A group of hospitals is banding together to produce cheap generic drugs to fight off egregious price hikes and drug shortages.
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In my 40 minutes with the FlexPai, I noticed color banding, weird dim areas right in the middle of the screen, and the sort of hyper-saturation that was characteristic of Samsung's first and second-generation AMOLED screens from many years ago.
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Those who first spoke up inspired others to do the same, starting a wave of women coming forward in industries all over, promising the first signs of change thanks to the public outpouring of support and strength in the women banding together.
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A third type of weight-loss surgery, adjustable gastric banding, which inserts an inflatable silicone device around the top portion of the stomach to help slow and reduce food consumption, was associated with more than four times the likelihood of discontinuing diabetes drugs.
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It's common practice for unions to request financial information from companies they're negotiating with, but Abruzzo said the unions are banding together and making multiple requests publicly as a way to draw attention to a problem that spans many different employers and industries.
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"We as Americans will be nowhere if we hate each other and spend all our time shooting and hurting and hating," she said, in a plea for the city to keep banding together the way it did in the days after the attack.
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The Ugly Betty alum and Superstore star took on a leadership role in Saturday's Women's March on Washington — kicking the festivities off with an impassioned speech explaining why she and thousands of others were banding together to stand against President Donald Trump.
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Some congressional observers are predicting that congressional progressives could emerge as the liberal equivalent of the House Freedom Caucus, a group that has been highly effectively at pushing the GOP further to the right by banding together as a conservative voting bloc.
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In May, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, the nation's consumer watchdog, unveiled the draft of a rule that would prevent credit card companies and other financial firms from using arbitration clauses that bar consumers from banding together in a class-action lawsuit.
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The United States, Israel and Saudi Arabia, the keeper of Islam's Two Holy Cities, are banding together to roll back the tide of Iranian expansionism set loose by Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaMississippi lieutenant governor survives GOP runoff for governor A 'nation of laws'?
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Pao also said that sexism in Silicon Valley is getting better — not really in the sense that men are doing less of it, but more that women and other marginalized groups are banding together to speak out and fight back against it.
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The experts said they discovered the mummy of a high priest, a "Great of the Five Priest of Thoth," who was covered in gold banding and other artifacts, along with two other mummies who appeared to be directly connected, according to a press release.
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People undergoing Roux-en-Y gastric bypass (RYGB) had the best weight loss results, losing 21 percent more than people who didn't have surgery, and 10 percent to 210 percent more than those who had weight-loss procedures known as sleeve gastrectomy and gastric banding.
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In banding together on issues and refusing to battle each other directly, Warren and Julián Castro, the former Secretary of Housing and Urban Development under President Barack Obama, scored a victory for progressives, letting their policies shine through rather than giving in to Democratic drama.
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"Southern states that once fought to maintain racial segregation are now banding together to promote civil rights tourism at sites including the building where the Confederacy was born and the motel where Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. died," AP's Jay Reeves writes from Birmingham, Ala.
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I think I like this story so much for two reasons: first the theme of kids banding together to vanquish a nasty adult is a fun one, and second — without wanting to give too much away — the final reveal is just a really cool idea.
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This new awareness may very well pave the way for the kind of collective action — whether it's forming a union and striking or banding together for a class-action lawsuit — that will be necessary to force the N.C.A.A. to finally start paying all athletes.
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In the video "Banding Young Eastern Loggerhead Shrikes in the Carden Alvar," biologists and conservationists using nets in a large, outdoor aviary catch these young birds, which are bred in several US and Canadian sites and then transported to the aviary and eventually released.
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The arbitration clauses prevent consumers from banding together to file a lawsuit as a class, forcing them instead to hash out their disputes one by one and blunting one of most powerful tools that Americans have in challenging harmful and deceitful practices by big companies.
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But they never acquiesce to their opposition, whether that means standing up to a vile mother-in-law in court, taking a baseball bat to the man cave, banding together to say that Perry "fell" on trivia night, or hiding an affair with the theater director.
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Banding together as the Compton's Coalition, so-named after the trans riot at Tenderloin diner Compton's Cafeteria that predated Stonewall by three years, the organizations are promoting the district as a place where TLGB people can access services that are more essential than ever today, including healthcare.
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In late December, rumors began circulating that the Golden Globes red carpet would be experiencing a blackout: Many stars were banding together in search of all-black dresses and outfits to make a statement against the epidemic of sexual harassment in the entertainment industry and beyond.
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On top of that, if you look close, in addition to Pixel 4's flash, there are two other openings for sensors, which could be for things like the flicker sensor found on the Pixel 3 which helps prevent banding caused by things like LED lights.
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And yet, as we consider all the geek girls we met during our five years of research, women who are banding together to take on this unwieldy, complicated problem in schools, on college campuses, in boardrooms, in investment groups, and in their own companies, we have hope.
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Beyond generating bipartisan proposals, the Problem Solvers and their allies seem now poised to make the sorts of demands that were once the exclusive province of the fringes—only instead of banding together to stop any and all legislation, Problem Solvers are uniting to move solutions forward.
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We freaked out for most of this battle, from the heart-stopping "Avengers assemble" and through other moments on this list, but a rousing cheer greeted the sight of every fighting female in the MCU banding together to help Captain Marvel get the gauntlet to safety.
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What you're seeing is an out-of-control immigration system, and this is the unfortunate result of that, where we continue to incentivize, we continue to reward people coming to this country illegally, and so they start banding together for a host of reasons, partly just safety.
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In addition, 56% of the people who had Roux-en-Y procedures had stopped taking medications to manage diabetes by the end of the study, compared with 45% of the people who had laparoscopic adjustable gastric banding and none of the participants in the lifestyle group.
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In an instant, the stressed-out travelers seemed to embody the world's collective frustration with the state of air travel, banding together at the departure gate to voice their anger over still waiting for their flight, which was scheduled to depart for London at 10:35 a.m.
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While Trump may have temporarily quieted several official accounts, his actions have inspired a digital rebellion across Twitter, and an army of mysterious accounts in the science, education, security communities and more — identifying as "resistance teams" — are banding together to fight for the right to share factual information.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)The V40's big 6.4-inch OLED display is also quite bright (it hit 3.53 nits on our equipment, higher than both the Note 9 and iPhone XS), and doesn't show any weird tinting or banding that we've seen on some of LG's previous screens.
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She had long been an advocate for equality of women in the workplace, even banding together with Hollywood hotshots Queen Latifah, Frieda Pinto, Juliette Binoche, Ziyi Zhang and Twilight director Catherine Hardwick to form a non-profit production company dedicated to women empowerment called We Do It Together.
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Compulsory arbitration also prevents borrowers from banding together to stop abusive practices, such as those of Wells Fargo, in which hundreds of thousands or more customers are deprived of amounts too small to justify the expense of a single proceeding but can be stopped if they can be litigated.
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"The fact that Mahathir and the other opposition leaders are banding together to put more pressure on Najib to resign is unprecedented," Wan Saiful Wan Jan, chief executive at the self-described cross-partisan think tank Institute for Democracy and Economic Affairs (IDEAS) in Malaysia, told CNBC's Squawk Box.
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In fact, throughout the abortion desert — or the Midwest and South -- where patients need to travel on average over 50 miles from their home to see a provider—reproductive rights supporters are banding together and mobilizing to protect the fundamental right to make one's own choice about health care.
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There are two versions: "Fortnite: Save the World," which has players banding together to fight off zombie-like monsters who drop from storm clouds, and its free (and more popular) spinoff, "Fortnite Battle Royale," which pits up to 100 players against each other in a frenzied fight for survival.
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In an open letter, the women explained how they came to that decision, noting that they are committed to fighting "the growing threat of white supremacist and white nationalist violence" in the U.S. They are banding under the hashtag #JWOCmarching, which stands for Jewish women of color marching.
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It all seems like a cosmic stroke of irony given that Big Little Lies—a series about women banding together against an abusive man—took home four awards, winning Best Miniseries or Television Film, with Nicole Kidman, Laura Dern, and Alexander Skarsgård winning in their respective acting categories.
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The old American ideal of succeeding through cleverness, virtue and grit is absent, as is the notion of ordinary folk banding together to overcome a threat — think of "It's a Wonderful Life" or the original "The Magnificent Seven" or any of a dozen World War II-era films.
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"In banding together on issues and refusing to battle each other directly, Warren and Castro, the former Secretary of Housing and Urban Development under President Barack Obama, scored a victory for progressives, letting their policies shine through rather than giving in to Democratic drama," writes Refinery29 contributing editor Lily Herman.
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Along with speaking at the Along with speaking at the Democratic National Convention, Ferrera, 33, also took on a leadership role in January's Women's March on Washington — kicking the festivities off with an impassioned speech explaining why she and thousands of others were banding together to stand against President Donald Trump.
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"In lieu of clear and direct communications from companies, many gig workers turn to online forums and groups, looking for others who might have more information and banding together to trade documents and tips to ensure they are receiving what they have been promised," Johana Bhuiyan wrote for the LA Times.
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Dozens of celebrities are banding together to oppose Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE as part of the progressive group MoveOn's latest campaign.
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Right outside the largest refugee camp in Juba, South Sudan's capital, sickles readied in their hands to cut firewood, the women say banding together offers a tiny sense of security, a little protection and the reassurance that if something happens to them inside the forest one of them might escape to tell someone.
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Following a tumultuous few days, with President Trump joining the fray in Europe by firing off hostile tweets and banding together with nativists from Hungary to Slovenia, Ms. Merkel's meeting with Mr. Macron felt at times like a defiant counter summit — an attempt by Europe's two main centrist leaders to close ranks.
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Pieces of the history have been gathered before, most notably in Joellen Bard's "Tenth Street Days: The Co-ops of the 290's," a small 210 book about the formation of the D.I.Y and at times gonzo gallery district near Cooper Union largely built by artists banding together against commercial and critical indifference.
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This week we found ourselves again banding together to save health care access for millions of Americans when we could have been capitalizing on the bipartisan momentum created by the New Democrat Coalition, Problem Solvers Caucus, and Senate Health Committee to address the pressing problems of market stabilization in our health care system.
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In "I Feel the Earth Move," there was a sense that the dancers were in the process of rising up and banding together, but their anxiety and struggle had a superficial air, right up to the end when, in the flash of a strobe light, the dancers were caught in a midair leap.
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On one hand, there's the fact that the show — which is ostensibly about a group of extraordinary teens banding together to take on nefarious forces way beyond their control — put a much bigger emphasis on their parents than both fans of the original Marvel comics and new fans of the show might have reasonably expected.
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"We're all in this together and we're banding together to help each other out in any way we can," said Melinda Urbina, a spokeswoman for the FBI field office in Dallas, where a volunteer employee group set up the food bank now filled with pastas and canned goods in one of the main break rooms.
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Conservative authors are banding together to publish a manifesto Friday denouncing the ideas of Republican presidential front-runner Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE.
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In a nod to the united spirits banding together to protest the controversial Dakota Access Pipeline, the song features a soaring 28-person New Asylum Choir—a host of artists and familiar faces including Ani DiFranco, Jaime King, Saturday Night Live's Sasheer Zamata, Kyp Malone of TVOTR, and actress Natalie Morales of Parks and Rec and The Grinder.
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"There isn't a rule or regulation that says you have to bio band or even look at growth and maturation," says Bunce, but the initiative has given clubs all the information they need to make a decision about whether and how to incorporate bio banding or at the least consider growth and maturation as a development variable.
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Six unionizing customer-experience employees—and one who recently left the company out of frustration—all described to VICE what they say is an increasingly stressful situation characterized by low pay, frenetic and unpredictable work schedules, and a company culture seemingly intent on keeping them from comparing notes and banding together to improve their working conditions.
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