Relations with some countries in the region can be tense.
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Especially not this evening, when shit will be tense as hell.
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"Tomorrow, during the daytime, it's going to be tense," the official said.
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As such, OPEC meetings can be tense affairs for Saudi and Iranian delegates.
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Their relationship on stage may be tense, but off stage, the two are close.
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If so, relations between the United States and Iran will no longer be tense.
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But the summit is expected to be tense, amid disagreements over trade and defense spending.
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Even though the politicians are generally optimistic, the months ahead are likely to be tense.
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To be a gender-nonconforming or nonbinary individual in a retail space can be tense.
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Scheduling plans and sharing ideas will be tense today, since everyone thinks their way is best.
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But the atmosphere in the House of Representatives chamber where Trump will speak could be tense.
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Be warned, however, that the energy today will be tense—jealousy will be in the air!
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That meant that while our trip home might be tense, it would at least be comfortable.
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DONALD TRUMP'S first meeting with his Turkish counterpart, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, was always bound to be tense.
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Things may be tense with Khloé, but Jordyn has been trying to patch things up with Kylie.
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At a time when China's relations with the West can be tense, art is encouraging dialogue and cooperation.
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At first, the interactions between the officers and the guests don't appear to be tense, according to the footage.
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The atmosphere can be tense, and sometimes tips over into abuse, as was documented by the Times last year.
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This evening will be tense — there's an aggressive energy in the air, and big changes are coming to your relationships.
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Vibes may be tense early in the day, but a good mood and feelings of understanding will soon take over.
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The Moon in Virgo is activating the relationship sector of your chart today, Pisces, and the vibe will be tense.
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The Moon is in Aries today, lighting up the friendship sector of your chart; however, the mood will be tense.
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It had been a long time since the siblings were face-to-face, and they knew that things would be tense.
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"It can also be vital in establishing relevant protocols when matters to be discussed may be tense or difficult," he said.
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Things promise to be tense between him and Al-Mahdi al-Barghathi, an eastern Libyan army commander who was named defense minister.
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Ties between the United Nations and Congo can be tense, with authorities often accusing the world body of meddling in their sovereign affairs.
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The meetings can be tense, but Tribble's skill and easy personality make him a popular figure, people who have worked with him said.
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Half a trillion euros worth of annual trade and close security ties are at stake in what are bound to be tense talks.
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Engaging in these marginalized perspectives can often be tense, but now is the time to step forward — post-#metoo, post-#feminisms, post-#cheeto.
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Any Trump-Putin meeting -- whether official or unofficial -- would be tense as both have pestered each other in the lead-up to the G20.
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While Barr's confirmation hearings are expected to be tense, Whitaker's nomination to the acting role was controversial precisely because it came without a nomination hearing.
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The country's bonds are currently international investors' top "overweight" in portfolios linked to JPMorgan's GBI-Emerging Markets index so the rating call could be tense.
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A Libyan oil source said oil was still flowing from the field but this could change on Sunday if the situation continued to be tense.
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Forming a coalition government could take weeks, Prime Minister Bill English has said, though he hoped talks would be constructive, even if expected to be tense.
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The dynamic between her and Punkin could be tense, however, as the young pup admitted her biggest pet peeve is cats who won't play with her.
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However, talks are likely to be tense, with both nations determined to protect their own interests during the negotiations -- especially with general elections on the horizon.
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The propeller incident aside, Sunday's season premiere demonstrates that a zombie, er, "walker" story doesn't need to be a blood bath in order to be tense.
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Mr. Mnuchin was preparing to address currency concerns with his counterparts at the meeting, which is expected to be tense because of an escalating trade war.
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Her confirmation hearing was expected to be tense, and Shelton's only path to securing confirmation was soothing the concerns of the Republicans who determined her fate.
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We actually shot that and spent a lot of energy on, but every time I saw it, I was like this is not going to be tense.
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Trump foreshadowed the risk that those talks could be tense, tweeting on Thursday that the United States could no longer tolerate massive trade deficits and job losses.
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Colbert added that political discussions at Thanksgiving tables this year were likely to be tense, so Americans should make wise choices when it comes to alcohol intake.
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U.S. President Donald Trump is due to hold his first meeting with his Chinese counterpart, Xi Jinping, in Florida later this week and those talks may be tense.
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It's unclear how much this new production will take from the original series, but with Vampire Diaries writer and producer Caroline Dries on board, it's sure to be tense.
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Be patient: Whether you're parenting a kid, training a dog, or trying to take a photo of either – or both – you can't be tense if you want great results.
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The three-day summit was expected to be tense as trade policy, nuclear tension, and environmental concerns dominated headlines in the days leading up to the series of meetings.
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"Even if the situation in France will be tense, Europe has sufficient generation to meet normal and severe demand conditions in the winter of 2016/2017," the report said.
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But some moments can be tense and uncomfortable, especially for those in the LGBTQ community whose families don't accept them or have yet to become comfortable with their identity.
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But the situation continued to be tense: At another point, around half-a-dozen police officers on motorcycles were overwhelmed by shouting protesters, though that situation stayed non-violent.
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It was already likely to be tense due to the group's strong objections to the confirmation of several Cabinet figures like Attorney General Jeff Sessions and Education Secretary Betsy DeVos.
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The energy will be tense in your partnerships this morning, but things will shift once the Sun connects with lucky Jupiter, opening you up to new opportunities, romance, and creativity.
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Yet just last week some commentators were forecasting that the encounter could only be "tense," citing, as ever, residual tensions stemming from Japan's colonization of the Korean Peninsula in 1910-45.
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"If you're doing little tentative movements trying to get it all right, it's just going to keep that anxiety cycle in motion because your body is going to be tense," she says.
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The first round could be tense at times, as Mr. Trump has called for changes to Nafta that would dramatically reduce the United States' trade deficits with its neighbors to the north and south.
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"I'm expecting it to be tense, but it's in everyone's interest that we get through this without any major incidents," said Luke Coffey, director of the Allison Center for Foreign Policy at the conservative Heritage Foundation.
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Some ex-employees describe Kelly's treatment of his staffers as condescending, rude, and unprofessionalDespite working at a company hailing high-flying travel and five-star hotels, office life could be tense at TPG, according to sources.
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Trump's participation in a gathering of heads of state from across the Western Hemisphere had been expected to be tense because of his divisive rhetoric and fraught relationships with leaders such as Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto.
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Jupiter is all about expansion and growth, but the energy today will be tense, and you could feel like you need to have, buy, be, and do more—essentially, you'll feel like nothing you're doing is enough.
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Ms. Pelosi knew going into it that Tuesday night would be tense, and she had said in an interview Monday that she would welcome Mr. Trump "as a guest in our House" and treat the president with respect.
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"We will be together for a long time and individually there will be tense moments, ups and downs, so I told the squad let's enjoy," Takakura told reporters after the first day of camp in Narashino, near Tokyo.
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At times, during what were later revealed in transcripts to be tense discussions about what evidence the judge would allow the government to introduce, the judge could be seen pointing and gesticulating, while prosecutors grimaced or shook their heads.
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Too many winky-winks at past movies, too many one-liners and witty ripostes, too many quick cuts away or long lingering looks for maximum comedic impact, too many nonchalant responses to what should be tense and dire situations.
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The two-day talks, which began on Wednesday, are expected to be tense, with little indication so far that Beijing is willing to address core U.S. demands to budge on trade practices and fully protect American intellectual property rights.
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Philosophical Jupiter in partnership oriented Libra wants us all to get along, but warrior Mars in me-first Aries just wants to win: The vibe will be tense as fuck, so be as mature as possible and do try to compromise.
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The two-day talks which began in Washington on Wednesday are expected to be tense, with little indication so far that Beijing is willing to address core U.S. demands to budge on trade practices and fully protect American intellectual property rights.
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A hearing that was already destined to be tense turned red hot with news late Tuesday that Mueller had written to Barr in March to complain that the attorney general's four-page letter to Congress about the special counsel's principal findings did not convey sufficient nuance.
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Clark and his mailroom pal Jorge take a copy of the album to the D.J. at their favorite underground dance club, and — in a moment that would be tense except that Clark is such a dweeb — discover that the label has a potential hit on its hands.
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BRUSSELS, March 2 (Reuters) - Britain and the European Union kick off talks on Monday on how their relationship will shape up after Brexit, with half a trillion euros worth of annual trade and close security ties at stake in what are bound to be tense talks.
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The talks in Washington are expected to be tense, with little indication so far that Chinese officials are willing to address core U.S. demands to fully protect American intellectual property rights and end policies that Washington has said force U.S. companies to transfer technology to Chinese firms.
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China is Japan's largest trading partner, and as China fights an escalating trade war with the United States and Japan prepares for what could be tense two-way trade talks with the United States early next year, Mr. Abe is keen to emphasize an open trading relationship with China.
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"It's going to be tense because they are very tough...Boris Johnson has a card in his hand and it is fishing and with that he will try to gain access to the market," Macron told representatives of the French fishing industry at a farm show in Paris.
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"It's going to be tense because they are very tough...Boris Johnson has a card in his hand and it is fishing and with that he will try to gain access to the market," Macron told representatives of the French fishing industry at a farm show in Paris.
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The transition team compiled possible names for Cabinet positions in advance, but has added vetting staff in recent days to be able to begin the process of clearing those names ahead of what will likely be tense Senate confirmation hearings in the new administration, according to a source familiar with the process.
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Many of these conversations are going to be tense: The hateful rhetoric that dominated this election cycle has fomented (with good reason) a deep fear among many immigrant families, people of color, women, Muslims, Jews, Sikhs, people of other faiths, LGBTQ+ people and disabled communities, and has created tension within many families.
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The two-day talks which began in Washington on Wednesday are expected to be tense, with little indication so far that Beijing is willing to address core U.S. demands to fully protect American intellectual property rights and end policies that Washington has said force U.S. companies to transfer technology to Chinese firms.
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Her relationship with the Queen could be tense, although some wives appear to have felt little jealousy in the matter.
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The Sonority Controversy. p. 154 and 9 vowels. All of these vowels can be tense or lax. Tenseness is a phonemic feature in syllables with unaspirated initials.
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She found it to be "tense and genuinely chilling"; but did, however, state that while she found it to be "a refreshing read with a sinister twist", she further felt that "Quarry isn't for those of a nervous disposition!".
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Several other things happen besides this. Muscles in the body contract, causing them to be tense and ready to attack. Second, "blood vessels in the extremities constrict". This can leave a person with the feeling of cold fingers, toes, nose, and ears.
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This happened after Anole fighters invaded a village called Bulo Haji, while Ras Kamboni Brigade fighters arrived in Abdalla Birole and they clashed. The situation in the two villages was said to be tense, 4 people were killed and 7 injured during the fighting.
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But he was now fairly prosperous, at least by his own standards. Earl tended to be tense in this "new" environment, but Jemal took things in stride, having come up, as he said: "a tough road... a long, hard road..." Both men lived only for the day.
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His reason is later stated as "It's just, I kinda put it all on the line. Twice. And she said no. Twice." in "The Convention." Though in later seasons, after Ryan Howard's promotion, the relationship between him and Jim seems to be tense, in earlier seasons the two seem to be friendly.
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The prince's popularity rose so high that it threatened his father. Relations between the two could be tense, and on occasion surfaced in public. At one point, the two were hunting near Royston when James criticised his son for lacking enthusiasm for the chase, and Henry initially moved to strike his father with a cane, but rode off. Most of the hunting party then followed the son.
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The trailer's music was composed by Giles Lamb, who worked for a soundtrack development company called Savalas. The music was designed to be "somber", "melancholy", and "elegant", in contrast with the gore presented in the trailer. The music was designed to be tense when the trailer is depicting violent action, and beautiful during peaceful moments. The team hoped that the music would create a "juxtaposition between beauty and horror".
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She commends Alexander Siddig for being "charismatic and believable as a tortured man searching for his lost child". She also praises Marisa Tomei for being "absolutely magnetic as the spurned lover who is forced to help Adib navigate the streets". Although she found both Siddig and Tomei’s performances striking, she contends that the film fails to be "tense" with "fast adventure". Instead, she describes the film as "a slow ride through a treacherous land".
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Rex Chapman was born October 5, 1967 in Bowling Green, Kentucky. Rex's father was Wayne Chapman who played in the American Basketball Association and coached Kentucky Wesleyan College to two NCAA Division II national championships. Chapman had a turbulent relationship with his father; he and his sister, Jenny, "used to pray that Wayne's teams would win" so the mood of the house would not be tense, while his mother, Laura, would attempt to diffuse the tension.
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CPI(M) has made attempts to recapture Khejuri but failed. As of 2011, the situation continued to be tense with many people forced out of the area. The CPI (M) had reopened many of its offices in Khejuri during the run-up to the 2016 assembly elections, with the assurance from the Election Commission. The sitting MLA Ranajit Mondal of Trinamool Congress defeated Ashim Mondal, an independent backed by the Left-Congress alliance by 42,485 votes in the Khejuri seat.
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Pakula 1999, pp. 220–221. In Berlin, Vicky's situation remained difficult, and her relationship with Queen Augusta, who also had liberal ideas, continued to be tense. Any gesture of the crown princess was a pretext for the worst criticism from her mother-in-law; for example, Augusta disapproved when Vicky chose to use a landau instead of a traditional barouche with two horses. The opposition between the two women grew so much that Queen Victoria had to intercede for her daughter with William I.Pakula 1999, p. 271.
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Jack and Florrie's marriage continues to be tense even after Little Al's birth. Jack seems oblivious that his parentage of Little Al is potentially ambiguous. Jack actually does fairly well as a major league pitcher; at one point his record is 10-6. (Typically, Jack assumes full credit for the ten wins, but blames his teammates for the six losses.) However, Jack's gullibility and almost complete self-absorption lead him in and out of a number of scrapes and comical situations throughout the six linked stories in the novel.
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Retrieved on May 19, 2008. Alan Sepinwall of The Star-Ledger wrote that the episode "was overflowing with manna from post-strike heaven: lots of action, lots of intrigue [and] the odd answer or three"; however, he criticized the deaths of the three 815 survivors played by extras and survival of main characters, saying that "that sequence with Sawyer dodging bullets was supposed to be tense and frightening; instead, it was funny".Sepinwall, Alan, (April 24, 2008) "Smokey and the Bandits", The Star-Ledger. Retrieved on April 24, 2008.
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As the Seasons progressed. On Season 5 Raphael doesn’t back talk to Leonardo as much as he did in the earlier season probably because Leonardo is the sensei and has more control when it comes to Raphael. Despite all of this, Leonardo and Raphael are actually very close and care deeply for each other. They would team up to fight and challenge Donatello and Michelangelo during training. Raphael’s relationship with his two brothers Michelangelo and Donatello is not as bad as his relationship with Leonardo but it can be tense at times.
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Peacocke revealed that after the arrest, "things will develop dangerously" between Charlie and Darryl and that it will be "tense to watch!" Charlie is put under pressure from the community to find a more serious crime with which to charge Darryl and his gang. She believes that he is selling stolen alcohol to Angelo, but everything checks out and Darryl come to the belief that the kiss has "sparked something in Charlie." Darryl is initially unsuccessful in his attempts to win Charlie over, but Anderson hinted that her character would fall for him.
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Dressed as a male groom, Memer attends one of Orrec's performance for the Gand, the leader of the Alds. Orrec, holding no belief in the Ald god, is not allowed within the Gand's residence, but performs before an open pavilion. The relationship between the Gand Iorath and his son Iddor is seen to be tense: Iddor believes Orrec's poetry to be blasphemy. Some of Ansul's citizens, led by Sulter's friend Desac, hope to rouse the city against the Alds, taking advantage of the struggle between the Gand and his son.
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Dahmer was born May 21, 1960, in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, the first of two sons of Joyce Annette (née Flint), a teletype machine instructor, and Lionel Herbert Dahmer, a Marquette University chemistry student. Lionel Dahmer was of German and Welsh ancestry, and Joyce Dahmer was of Norwegian and Irish ancestry. It has been claimed that Dahmer was deprived of attention as an infant. Other sources, however, suggest that Dahmer was generally doted upon as an infant and toddler by both parents, although his mother was known to be tense, greedy for both attention and pity, and argumentative with her husband and their neighbors.
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Though he felt the episode did not quite match up to "Peter", Ramsey Isler from IGN rated "Subject 13" an 8.5/10. He believed the opening to be "tense and surprising" and praised the child actors' performances. Finally, he thought the scene in which Olivia accidentally encounters Walternate was a "brilliant plot twist that ties a lot of things together". CNN's Henry Hanks wrote the episode "is reason enough to bring this series back for another season," and praised Noble's performance as Emmy-worthy; Hanks also loved the "genius" musical score written by composers Michael Giacchino and Chris Tilton.
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On 21 April 2009, Anole and the Ras Kamboni brigades fought each other in a village called Abdalla Birole, which lies 40 km west of Kismayo. This happened after Anole fighters invaded a village called Bulo Haji, while Ras Kamboni Brigade fighters arrived in Abdalla Birole and they clashed. The situation in the two villages was said to be tense, 4 people were killed and 7 injured during the fighting. On 4 May, Al-Shabaab and members of the main faction of Hizbul Islam, led by Hassan Aweys and Omar Iman, attacked a base used by Indho Ade's group of Hizbul Islam.
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Subnautica received positive pre-release reception. Ian Birnbaum of PC Gamer described Subnautica as an "underwater Minecraft", remarking that "with an experienced developer at the helm and a limitless variety of the oceans to play with, it's going to take a lot for Subnautica to go badly wrong. As the toolbox gets deeper and the shape of the end-game gets set, Subnautica will be a unique example of the ways survival can be tense, rewarding, and fun." Marsh Davies of Rock, Paper, Shotgun praised the rewarding nature of exploring the world of Subnautica, but criticized the "arbitrariness" and lack of intuition in some of the in-game recipes.
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In the final of this competition, played at Bramall Lane, Sheffield in 1868, the deciding goal was scored by the then newly formed team called The Wednesday, now known as Sheffield Wednesday. The golden goal was introduced due to perceived failings of other means of resolving a draw (tie) in round- robin or knock-out tournaments where a winner is required. In particular, extra time periods can be tense and unentertaining as sides are too tired and nervous to attack, preferring to defend and play for penalties; whilst penalty shootouts are often described as based upon luck, and unrepresentative of football. FIFA introduced the golden goal rule in 1993.
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On 15 December 1999, Staff Sergeant Joseph Suponcic of 3rd Battalion/10th Special Forces Group (Airborne) was killed, when the HMMWV in which he was a passenger struck an anti-tank mine planted by Albanians and meant for the Russian contingent with which SSG Suponcic's team was patrolling in Kosovska Kamenica. US soldiers maintain crowd control as Albanian residents of Vitina protest in the streets on January 9, 2000 Following the military campaign, the involvement of Russian peacekeepers proved to be tense and challenging to the NATO Kosovo force. The Russians expected to have an independent sector of Kosovo, only to be unhappily surprised with the prospect of operating under NATO command.
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George Malcolm Thompson, writing in The Evening Standard, believed Live and Let Die to be "tense; ice-cold, sophisticated; Peter Cheyney for the carriage trade". Writing in The New York Times, Anthony Boucher—a critic described by Fleming's biographer, John Pearson, as "throughout an avid anti-Bond and an anti-Fleming man"—thought that the "high- spots are all effectively described ... but the narrative is loose and jerky". Boucher concluded that Live and Let Die was "a lurid meller contrived by mixing equal parts of Oppenheim and Spillane". In June 1955 Raymond Chandler was visiting the poet Stephen Spender in London when he was introduced to Fleming, who subsequently sent Chandler a copy of Live and Let Die.
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The summit, which has attracted undead power players from all over the central United States, is sure to be tense, due partly to the ramping up of protests by the conservative, anti- vampire Fellowship of the Sun. Accused of murdering her husband, the King of Arkansas, Sophie-Anne is set to stand trial at the convention. The Queen is already in a precarious position, her power base weakened by the damage to New Orleans from Hurricane Katrina, and there are some vampires who would like to finish what nature started. Sophie-Anne's main accuser is Jennifer Cater, a vampire who had been training to be the king's lieutenant at the time of his death.
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Despite Coxon's absence, the rest of the band decided to start recording without him. By January 2002, the rest of the band were mainly recording demos that Albarn had started on a four-track and subsequently transferred into Logic with 13's in- house engineers Tom Girling, Jason Cox and assistant, James Dring. Coxon rejoined the rest of the band for recording sessions in February and May 2002, with the foreknowledge that it would be "tense in the studio". Coxon spent, what he described as "awkward afternoons", contributing on the tracks "Battery in Your Leg", "The Outsider", "Morricone", and "Some Glad Morning", with only the first of them ending up on the final album.
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Sirtis, who formerly portrayed the main character Deanna Troi in the Star Trek enterprise, indicated that she enjoyed working with Mark Harmon and said that he welcomed her to the set by bringing her breakfast on the first day of filming. "There is a lot of history between Ziva and Orli," Glasberg hinted before the episode aired. He added that the characters' relationship would be tense and complex; their background and the reasoning behind Ziva's animosity towards the new Mossad director would be explained in the final scenes. Sirtis described her character's relationship with Ziva as electric, explaining that she saw Orli as a counterfoil to Ziva's intensity and drive for vengeance.
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The relationship between the predominantly African-American and more poor population of the Marlboro Houses and the predominantly white surrounding neighborhoods continued to be tense through much of the 1980s. By 1986, crime was generally low in Gravesend, except for Marlboro Houses, where illegal drugs contributed to higher crime rates than in the rest of the neighborhood. On December 25, 1987, white youths beat two black men in the neighborhood in an apparent "unprovoked attack." In January 1988, to protest the specific attack and the general climate of racial violence, Reverend Al Sharpton led 450 marchers between Marlboro Houses and a police station, and were met with chants of "go back to Africa" and various racial epithets from a predominantly white crowd.
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Sima Yi was very upset when he found out later." Later, in the fifth century, Pei Songzhi added the anecdote as an annotation to Zhuge Liang's biography in the Sanguozhi. Since Zhuge Liang wrote on the use of this tactic in his compilation work, "Thirty Six Stratagems", going so far as to detail how the psychology employed works, and why: "When the enemy is superior in numbers and your situation is such that you expect to be overrun at any moment, then drop all pretense of military preparedness, act calmly, and taunt the enemy, so that the enemy will think you have a huge ambush hidden for them. It works best by acting calm and at ease when your enemy expects you to be tense.
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Prince Morinaga's statue at Kamakura-gū in Kamakura Prince Morinaga, with his prestige and his devotion to the civilian government cause, was Takauji's natural enemy and could count therefore on the support of his adversaries, among them Nitta Yoshisada, whom Takauji had offended. Tension between the Emperor and the Ashikaga gradually grew, until Takauji had Morinaga arrested on a pretext and first confined him in Kyoto, then transported him to Kamakura, where the Prince was kept prisoner until late August 1335. The situation in Kamakura continued to be tense, with Hōjō supporters staging sporadic revolts here and there. In the course of the same year Hōjō Tokiyuki, son of last regent Takatoki, tried to re-establish the shogunate by force and defeated Tadayoshi in Musashi, in today's Kanagawa Prefecture.
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Ishihara likens the story produce mode first introduced in SP to a strategic simulation game where a large development in the story will occur after one part of the story is cleared. The development team included a large amount of story within each idol rank, as well as smaller scenarios between the ranks, resulting in a substantial amount of detail. The team had wanted to include a mode that would be similar to the original arcade game's gameplay, but Ishihara thought that simply adding in the functionality of the arcade game would not work. So while the story produce mode in SP can be thought as similar to how the arcade game operated, Ishihara points out that there is an added sense of tension surrounding an increase in idol rank, which in turn causes the story in general to be tense.
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This animosity against men reach a breaking point and she ends up leading a riot and jailing the male crew as they did at the start of the series, she also disdains Duero's medical help but she is forced to submit after he points that if she refuses treatment her condition will worsens and she will be unable to fight. Her animosity against men is left behind and never shown again after she took the position of the Registry Chief. :She has a very impressive firearms collection (including a Calico Pistol, a CZ 75 pistol, a Steyr AUG, and a Franchi SPAS-12 shotgun)and is an excellent cook. :Barnette tends to display an impulsive and reckless attitude when she gets angry even reaching the point to attempt a suicidal attack on the first enemy Harvester Flagship, this outbursts tends to be keep at check by the cool-headed Registry Chief Gascogne; the relationship among the two tends to be tense (from Barnette's side) but eventually she drops her aggressive attitude and acts way more relaxed with the chief.
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During his tenure as attorney general, he undertook the most energetic and persistent desegregation of the administration that Capitol Hill had ever experienced. He demanded that every area of government begin recruiting realistic levels of black and other ethnic workers, going so far as to criticize Vice President Johnson for his failure to desegregate his own office staff. However, relations between the Kennedys and civil rights activists could be tense, partly due to the administration's decision that a number of complaints which King filed with the Justice Department between 1961 and 1963 be handled "through negotiation between the city commission and Negro citizens." Kennedy and Vice President Johnson meeting with civil rights leaders at the White House on June 22, 1963 Although it has become commonplace to assert the phrase "The Kennedy Administration" or even "President Kennedy" when discussing the legislative and executive support of the civil rights movement, between 1960 and 1963 a great many of the initiatives that occurred during his tenure were the result of the passion and determination of an emboldened Robert Kennedy, who, through his rapid education in the realities of Southern racism, underwent a thorough conversion of purpose as attorney general.
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Joseph Williams Vance Jr. attended Southwestern College (now Rhodes College) in Memphis from 1936 to 1938 and later the University of Florida at Gainesville before he enlisted in the Naval Reserve on 26 July 1940 as an apprentice seaman. After serving at sea in Arkansas (BB-33) during the late summer and early fall, he was appointed midshipman on 22 November and reported to Prairie State (IX-15) for further training. Commissioned ensign on 28 February 1941, Vance drew Asiatic Fleet duty and joined Parrott (DD-218) in the Philippine Islands on 16 April. His ship conducted maneuvers and exercises in the Philippine Archipelago through the summer of the critical year, 1941; and, as the international situation continued to be "tense and unpredictable," was dispatched on 24 November with her division—Destroyer Division (DesDiv) 58—to Tarakan, Borneo. Soon after the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor on 7 December 1941 (8 December west of the date line), Parrott and her sister ships joined the American-British-Dutch- Australian (ABDA) effort to stem the Japanese tide sweeping down from the north. Parrott operated in the Netherlands East Indies archipelago until the fall of Java, participating in two major engagements—the Battle of Makassar Strait (24 January 1942) and the Battle of Badoeng Strait (20 February 1942).
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