Macau Journal MACAU — What will become of Lady Luck?
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What had become of the angelic, little, blonde British girl?
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It has, however, become of show of increasing international import.
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But the question remains: What has become of his cat?
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But then what will become of Wyatt's delightful corn tweets?
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But what will become of the monuments is still unclear.
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Now what would become of the other half, Eddie Montgomery?
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The question now is, what's to become of it all?
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Are you stunned by what has become of American culture?
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But no one knew what had become of Mr. Leinonen.
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What's to become of his old firm, Pearson Specter Litt?
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It's just so sad to see what's become of it.
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Now that he's gone, what will become of the amendment?
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I asked Ai what will become of all this footage.
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"What has become of it?" she demanded, when Valente entered.
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What will become of all the overseas ventures remains unclear.
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What will become of us now that Fidel is gone?
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Yet what will become of Mr. Kelly's career is unclear.
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And without societal structure, what would become of the family unit?
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Here is what has become of some of the major players.
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But what will become of G090's upcoming Like and Subscribe?
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What will become of Tom and Ophelia, Lizzie, Lorenzo and Peter?
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But what will become of the place in the long term?
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After the war, no one knew what had become of them.
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We didn't know where she was, what had become of her.
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Was this a harbinger of what was to become of Marshall?
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Only time will tell what will become of the Bordelon land.
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And more important, perhaps, what will become of the United Nations?
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She doesn't know what exactly will become of her family now.
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There's no telling what will become of a Wimbledon junior champion.
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Mostly, she talked about what had become of his baby boy.
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And she wondered what would become of women who are incarcerated.
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The artist herself wasn't entirely sure what would become of it.
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What will become of Aedion, Lysandra, Chaol, Dorian, Manon, and the others?
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It's unclear what will become of ATG should Uber lose the case.
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I don't know what will become of the school and the Trust.
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It's still too early to say what will become of the site.
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To learn this had been what had become of him broke us.
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And as they did, some wondered what may become of those tents.
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Oregon State Police haven't said what's to become of the stranded hagfish.
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It is unclear what will become of those who lose the appeal.
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And are we allowed to laugh at what's become of American politics?
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"Nothing will become of this proposal," she wrote in her newspaper column.
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What exactly does the Trump administration think should become of these families?
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They published the thing, and now what's going to become of us?
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But most of all, I wonder what has become of Balthazar Tong.
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She wonders what will become of her family, and of Puerto Rico.
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I'm also a little disgusted by what's become of the cloth ("Alcantara") keyboard.
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Similarly, this is what has become of the work at the Commerce Center.
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As artists age, they inevitably consider what will become of their life's work.
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Colleagues, viewers and readers later wrote us wondering what had become of him.
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And if it did, what would become of this home we were building?
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Carter advocated for an issue that would become of Reagan's signatures — welfare reform.
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What will become of any one of us is not ours to know.
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Look ahead: What, then, is to become of these highly-social herd animals?
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Weeks into March 2020, no one knows what will become of the pandemic.
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Some residents have changed their minds about what should become of the bell.
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Bowie's sheer existence highlighted the canyon ahead we had become of our parents' generation.
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But now that the Cubbies are World Series Champs, what should become of Bartman?
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What would become of all the Haitians left homeless in the quake, I wondered.
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What has become of The Economist's liberal stance supporting minimum government interference in business?
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What will become of these pillow pals once the Queen's birthday bash is over?
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Lena, for her part, is still bewildered at what has become of her image.
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While the three Schiele works remain missing, what will become of the Klimt drawing?
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What's Become of the Baby - s t a r g a z e 17.
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But the question of what would become of the church worried those who attended.
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The bags have lingered there, and no one knows what has become of them.
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We worry about what will become of them in the wake of their mistakes.
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What will become of the people, like Kabia, who are suffering from everything else?
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For the next few months, they can argue about what should become of him.
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She saw women wailing, demanding to know what would become of their young children.
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This, friends, is what has become of the world wide web during the last week.
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Here is what's become of the first 21 employees since launching their careers at Google.
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In the aftermath of their split, it's unclear what will become of the historical property.
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What's to become of the SLS rocket, or the space agency's envisioned Journey to Mars?
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The older I get the more appreciative I become of the simple things in life.
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There is no "cure-all" for what has become of our so-called justice system.
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What will become of it when a nearly inevitable correction occurs remains to be seen.
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And what will become of what are no doubt some inspiring before and after spaces?
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You can install the plug-in and see what might become of major US cities.
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Deirdre said she loved her husband but wasn't sure what would become of her marriage.
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She said she had been unable to learn exactly what had become of the complaint.
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"Is this what has become of us, oh Lord?" she asks no one in particular.
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I was scared for what would become of my mother, and that made me cry.
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But she couldn't tell me about Anatoly, or what had become of Morphine the cat.
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Shmuel wants to know what's to become of the body of his recently deceased wife.
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Below, some of the best, worst, and weirdest XXX knockoffs, and what's become of them.
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Khadija Singh lifted the window shade and looked down at what had become of Billings.
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What would become of the policies set forth in the Republican platform under a Trump administration?
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He didn't know what would become of his house, one he built with his own hands.
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The real-life twist has left the filmmakers wondering what will become of their unreleased film.
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He never got any response from the boy, and always wondered what had become of him.
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Far more contentious, however, has been the subject of what will become of the rebels themselves.
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I was able to watch and learn things that would later become of use to me.
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I am not sure what will become of my life, and my confidence levels are low.
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And once the Williams sisters retire, what will become of the marginalized demographics who succeed them?
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It is far from clear what will become of the emergency laws when the crisis passes.
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And we discover what is to become of the women who appear in the opening sequence.
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I often wonder what would have become of me had I not been able to escape.
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"I wonder what has become of originality and creativity," Ms. Reign said in a phone interview.
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Of course ... But do you not want the country to do well and become of importance?
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However, Scaramucci would go on to support Trump, and has become of his most loyal defenders.
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After the unexpected death of Andrew Breitbart, I didn't know what had become of his platform.
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What will become of adolescents who rely on Title X clinics to obtain contraception safely and confidentially?
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After three interviews, he has yet to be told what will become of him and his wife.
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What will become of the people that Hannah (Katherine Langford) left behind when she died by suicide?
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However, it's unclear what will become of programs like Defense Digital Service under the Trump administration. Sec.
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And what has become of Nina, Amanda's daughter, whom her mother so fearfully kept within "rescue distance"?
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My goal isn't to focus on my fear about what might become of us, dead or alive.
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Republican silence on Trump's racist tweets shows how fearful they've become of defying him and losing voters
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At the same time, nurturing women in comedy has become of particular interest to a younger generation.
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"It's what's become of my signature," I told him, looking at the scrawl in front of me.
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End-to-end security solutions will become of the utmost importance as critical systems become increasingly connected.
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I've been talking to an archivist in the US about what's going to become of these things.
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If Glasgow didn't win the bid to host the Commonwealth Games, what would have become of Dalmarnock?
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It was fair to wonder, with Ailes out, what would become of the network he had built.
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Tradition is paramount — and I fear what will become of my city if these traditions are lost.
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In two months, I will return to see what has become of Mendoza and his teenage charges.
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What will become of the children who survived one of the most deadly hurricanes of recent years?
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Mr. Contreras said the city was trying to figure out what had become of the Cheatham correspondence.
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With so little known about the condition, Sermone says she doesn't know what will become of her son.
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Of course, at this time, it's too early to say what will become of Appointments in the future.
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Now, many are wondering what will become of the children who have already been separated from their parents.
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I wondered what would become of my Mexican heritage, once my last living link to it was gone.
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This space has become of increasing interest to tech companies in recent years as cars become more connected.
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Meanwhile, it's not clear what will become of the twenty-three hundred children who have already been detained.
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There are many problems that exist and if no one says anything, nothing will become of our institution.
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In the 1980s, McMurtry, the author of "Lonesome Dove," tried to find out what had become of her.
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We resist letting factories close because we worry about what will become of the people who work there.
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He disappeared in their custody, and the family had no way of knowing what had become of him.
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She said she hadn't seen Evelyn in many years and did not know what had become of her.
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"The more you realize what's really going on, the more intolerant you become of certain behaviors," Newsom said.
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But the sun had set, and no one was able to see what had become of Barba Blanca.
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We don't know what had become of Jennifer but the 'Gone Girl' hypothesis is very much on our mind.
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Americans, meanwhile, are wondering what will become of the internet and their ability to access all that it provides.
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If I had known what would become of America back then, I wonder if 2012-me would have bothered.
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That heartbreaking cry of agony, and the episode's inconclusive end, left many wondering: what will become of Drogon now?
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And what will become of these children when they are adults still in need of around-the-clock care?
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But if even aerial photography is going the way of the dinosaurs, what's to become of Iceland's glacier monitors?
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A singular question arises: What will become of an India increasingly held together not by consent but by force?
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TMZ reached out to Verizon to find out what will become of the phone number, according to Perez Hilton.
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We also look at Boris Johnson's campaign stumbles and, for your weekend musing, what's to become of the internet.
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What will become of the case about Stone, who's had several of his associates testify before Mueller's grand jury?
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As the nausea tightened its grip, my desire mounted, too, until I didn't know what would become of me.
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But looking back on it, you can see the first glimpses of what was to become of American politics.
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But this year, I covered the show, or what had become of it, from my futon sofa in Queens.
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But the shifting marketing strategies of big brands are less interesting to me than what has become of Valpolicella.
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This topic has finally become of part of a national conversation — but what's still missing from the larger dialogue?
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But now that the impeachment case is clearly headed to a Senate trial, what will become of the whistleblower?
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So what will become of Yang, who plays the Smiths and Whitesnake's "Here I Go Again" before his events?
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"I don't know what's going to become of it," adding that he still thinks about the girls every day.
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Everyone will have to wait for the smoke to clear to find out what has truly become of Fort McMurray.
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With an ongoing battle for the singer's estimated $250 million estate, it is unclear what will become of the property.
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I'd hate to think what would become of the nice leather Airwrap case under there, if it would even fit.
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So I was thinking, Since all the arts have reached the black canvas, what was going to become of story?
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And if we start cheering on Arya killing dozens of Freys at their own table, what has become of us?
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But the meeting between the Russian lawyer and Trump Jr. has become of significant interest to the congressional Russia investigators.
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And he lamented what had become of the opening-day heart of the order: Alex Rodriguez, Teixeira and Carlos Beltran.
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He is uncertain where he will go next, and what will become of his wife and two children in Ethiopia.
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Cherie McArthur wondered what would become of her macadamia nut farm in Lanipuna Gardens, another evacuated neighborhood near Leilani Estates.
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Who knows what will become of those infractions, but it's good to see that improper tweets are being handled swiftly.
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Who knows what could have become of my daughter had I dragged her through a lifestyle of drug-induced dysfunction?
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What would become of the hours and hours of homemade, amateur videos and photos posted over the last 10 years?
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Verdict: This sad incident is a terrifying glimpse of what could become of freedom of expression under a Trump presidency.
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After the U.S. accused Ms. Ma of helping the North evade sanctions, it is unclear what has become of her.
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It remains unclear what will become of Mr. Halperin's contributions to the scuttled third installment in the "Game Change" series.
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With Hurricane Irma's destructive force having pushed north, Floridians are beginning to check on what has become of their homes.
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Some parents are embarrassed to reveal their incomes or suspicious of authority and what will become of their private information.
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And what will become of the Democratic Party's moderate wing with the late entry of Deval Patrick and Michael Bloomberg?
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Even with a number of lawyers on the case, he knows almost nothing about what has become of his businesses.
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What will become of the true cinema and all that gatekeepers and other Curators of Cinematic Kindred Spirits hold dear?
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On Comedy If Dave Attell ever retires, as he has periodically hinted for years, what will become of club comedy?
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Walmart also is still deciding what will become of its current home office once everyone has moved out of those buildings.
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By all accounts, however, Renfro never held any of the adults in his life responsible for what had become of it.
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Now, in the wake of Chloe's death, Herman is faced with one glaring question: what is to become of Chloe's account?
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When Stephen Hillenburg premiered SpongeBob SquarePants in 1999, there's no way he could've known what would become of his animated creation.
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I handle myself a lot differently and I'm happiest with this new person I've become of the past year or so.
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The higher the carbon price gets, the higher the dividend checks get (and the more fond recipients become of the program).
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But what he found even more damning, in a way, was the question of what had become of Miller's timing chip.
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Those expenditures collectively supported: What will become of those jobs and tax dollars if these pension plans are allowed to die?
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It is a homage and a wink, and I wonder what will become of the phrase "My Calvins" under Mr. Simons.
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The apathetic children embody the country's worst fantasy of what will become of the most vulnerable if Sweden abandons its values.
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Since launching in 2011, Bad Lip Reading has become of the most popular channels on YouTube – gaining over 7 million subscribers.
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Riyadh provided no evidence on Saturday to support its account and made no mention of what had become of Khashoggi's body.
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In the satirical comic, Jesus has a superhero roommate named Sunstar and learns what has become of his Gospel on earth.
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Hamlet not only remembers the jester Yorick, but also considers what's become of the body that belonged to Alexander the Great.
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And I'm eager to make it to my neighborhood, to see what has become of it, and what I can do there.
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"Without them, I don't know what would have become of us," one affected citizen told the Guardian two months after the earthquake.
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If the first female top editor of the paper couldn't hang on to her job, some wondered, what would become of us?
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The more that American firms invest in Latin America, and the wealthier its inhabitants grow, the fonder respondents become of the gringos.
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While all this sounds exciting, what does it actually mean for consumers, and what's to become of the "humans" on social media?
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Without cupcakes filled with Polyjuice Potion and mouthfuls of Gillyweed, who knows what would have become of Harry Potter and his pals.
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Sansa and Dany's budding rapprochement suddenly wilted when the former pointedly asked what would become of the North once Dany became queen.
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You could sense dread in the crowd — and see cringing eyes among the Clinton staff — over what would become of this moment.
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What will become of the anti-vaping initiative and others advanced by Gottlieb is something that's now up in the air, though.
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This summer, after news of Ms. Obama's choice, I tracked down everyone from the book to see what had become of them.
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Many expressed bewilderment about what would become of their city, and wondered whether it was inevitable that they, too, would fall ill.
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This is what's become of the American dream: Work hard enough, and you'll get to keep working hard while feeling vaguely pampered.
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"The cave has become of interest for both local and foreign travelers," Karuna Dechatiwong, TAT director in Chiang Rai province, told media.
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What will become of the approximately 2,500 individuals forced to return to a country teetering on the edge of a civil war?
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What will become of San Marco is unclear, and some friars there still hold out hope for some form of divine intervention.
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"He was deeply unhappy toward the end with the Trump administration and what had become of his agency, our agency," Reilly said.
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Moreover, what will become of the major government agencies of scientific research, the National Institutes of Health and the National Science Foundation?
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The threats to congressmen's offices have become of sufficient concern that the Capitol police have reissued guidelines for all members of Congress.
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What will become of the Cuban people without an obsessive, overprotective "father" who won't allow them to sneak out into "savage capitalism"?
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You know Randyll Tarly would have been so pissed if he knew this was what would become of his house when he died.
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While fans knew what would become of "Old Ben Kenobi" and young Anakin Skywalker, the rest of the characters' futures remained a mystery.
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The group posted that they feared what would become of those who were sent across the border back into Russia with limited resources.
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Did you see … When Hulu was created, this was, what, 2006-103, what did you think was going to become of that product?
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Uncertain future: So what will become of Tumblr, which Yahoo wrote down (twice) last year after paying $1.1 billion for it in 2013?
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But it's at least now clear what'll become of the program, even if the timeline for changes is still up in the air.
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She's dealing with both the uncertainty over what will become of her house and the trauma of evacuating last week without much assistance.
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Hundreds of attendees, including physicians and women with Essure, traveled from across the country to see what was to become of the device.
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John Goodman has given fans their first clue as to what will become of Roseanne Barr's character in the upcoming The Conners spinoff.
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But what has become of Gotham City Sirens, the Harley Quinn-led female villain team-up which Margot Robbie boarded back in December?
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The what will become of Yahoo, which is essentially going to be a 15% holding of Alibaba and will become an investment company.
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Smith has become of the talk of the internet, thanks to how utterly unexcited he was during an interview on the red carpet.
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And what will become of Jughead (Cole Sprouse) and Betty (Lili Reinhart) now that Jughead is toying with loyalties to the Southside Serpents?
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In the case of Archangel, the focus is on nuclear weapons—a topic, that unfortunately, has become of utmost and terrifying relevance again.
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That latter point has become of particular interest to Hollywood in recent years as the industry has looked to expand into new markets.
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She also will become of counsel to the law firm Stroock & Stroock & Lavan, where she hopes to do pro bono and commercial work.
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Research group Climate Central created illustrations to show what could become of major US cities, should the worst climate-change predictions come true.
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He was said to be weighing what would become of his movement if he exited the race: Would a new leader step in?
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Ben, an unemployed 215-something in Maine, lives with his parents, who "scream and yell about what will become of me," he said.
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Otherwise, what will become of those post-World War II German freedoms won at a horrible price to the world and to itself?
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Tens of thousands were left without power and, in New Bern, N.C., public housing residents wondered what will become of their flooded homes.
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But the next morning, Abraham still had aardvark on the brain, and suggested we see what had become of the ant-eating animal.
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What will become of an industry central to California's identity, one that says it contributes $231 billion a year to the nation's economy?
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Along with twin threats of poaching and climate change, what is to become of a species that is killed for so-called sport?
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Recently, I went back to East Hollywood, to see what had become of my old neighborhood, now called Little Armenia and Thai Town.
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Musk didn't detail what will become of Starship Mk2, the other earlier prototype that was currently in development at Cape Canaveral in Florida.
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But with less than a year until the 2020 election, it's not clear what would become of these priorities under a Democratic president.
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But for now, even as Ahed serves her prison sentence, Palestinians have high expectations of what will become of her after her release.
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But over the years, I thought about Shydlovski a lot, googling him fruitlessly from time to time, worried about what had become of him.
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" Here is what has become of several of the members of Manson's cult: * Charles "Tex" Watson, 71, described himself as Manson's "right hand man.
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She sat by the highway, just a few feet from a shopping center bombed to oblivion, and didn't know what would become of her.
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Many want to know what's to become of Bobbi Kristina's multi-million dollar fortune – but all want to the truth behind her premature demise.
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It's a surprising yet effective choice to keep us waiting to find out what has become of the other Pfeffermans since we left them.
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New ownership always means change, and waiting until early 2020 to find out what's to become of the seasonal confectionery mainstay makes me nervous.
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They watched to see what might become of Judge Kavanaugh — and whether he will soon ascend to one of the country's most powerful positions.
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Ms. Tatzkow says Mondrian never found out what had become of his paintings and believed all his works in German museums had been destroyed.
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"It's shocking and sad what has become of Deutsche Bank," Alexandra Annecke, a portfolio manager at Union Investment, a German fund manager, told shareholders.
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And it has raised questions about what happens when he leaves the scene and what will become of his grand vision for the country.
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It's too early to tell what will become of OneWeb's assets as it moves through bankruptcy protection, people familiar with the proceedings told WIRED.
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As this session's primary firearms bill, it is a pathetic comment on what has become of gun safety legislation in the Republican-controlled Congress.
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The current lack of confidence in the United States and in what has become of the order it created is already apparent in Europe.
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Fond as they had become of Jim, they knew him to be a fast driver — though, less well known to them, a prudent one.
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I told people who wondered what had become of me just what had — that I was bipolar, had psychotic episodes and had been hallucinating.
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I told people who wondered what had become of me just what had — that I was bipolar, had psychotic episodes and had been hallucinating.
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He is, appropriately, showing what has become of race relations in this country, but the result feels banal, a coda to an unfinishable story.
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I was soon plunged into the surreal and tragic maelstrom that is Venezuela today, and I left wondering what's to become of that country.
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Sometimes, "the forces you release, the vitality, you can't always tell what will become of them," as the brilliant philosopher Moshe Idel tells him.
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We didn't know what would become of us, but being separated by 3,000 miles of American landscape would surely help us figure it out.
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But as more and more once-important figures are banished from sight, at least for the time being, what should become of their work?
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Suddenly, this very rare illness which tends to be triggered by a viral or bacterial infection, has become of major concern throughout Latin America.
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New York Times architecture critic Michael Kimmelman noted the 100th birthday of Jane Jacobs yesterday by lamenting what's become of her beloved Greenwich Village.
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Sloclap are a long way off completing Absolver, but based on its E3 showing, it could easily become of 2017's greatest indie-made successes.
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As the case continues, McClure and D'Amico have also been ordered to account for what's become of all the money that was raised for Bobbitt.
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That's great news for fans of the Sam Esmail drama that's become of the most daring and frenetic TV shows about modern technology to date.
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Read more: Republican silence on Trump's racist tweets shows how fearful they've become of defying him and losing votersTrump has said the four lawmakers — Reps.
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When this Congress began, many worried about what would become of our nation's environmental achievements and the underlying laws that make many of them possible.
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After sleeping on the news of Apple's acquisition of Beddit, I still think it is too soon to say what will become of the technology.
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One may wonder what is to become of Red Sonja, the woman-led comic book film which Singer became attached to in September of 2018.
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Washington (CNN)When Michelle Obama officially said goodbye to the White House Kitchen Garden, many people wondered what would become of it in her absence.
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But when it comes to ceramics and the sheer amount of it around these days, I wonder what on earth will become of it all.
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What will become of France if Ms. Le Pen, the anti-immigrant, anti-European Union candidate, defies the polls and vaults into the Élysée Palace?
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"The value lies with the association with the current president of the U.S. of A." It is not known what will become of the property.
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In 2012, when Mr. Rodriguez returned to Evergreen to see what had become of his former subjects, gang members were largely absent from the streets.
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An overuse of elective cesarean section, or c-section, has become of concern because the procedure can pose maternal risks, including infection or postpartum heavy bleeding.
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With the new season right around the corner (it's coming back October 11, ya'll!), you may be wondering what's to become of Cole Sprouse's Jughead Jones.
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Because as aware as designers have become of what women want to wear, the fantasy aspect of fashion can't be lost in the reality of it.
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But by setting the drama in a struggling movie theater, Ms. Baker is also making a sly comment on what has become of our contemporary culture.
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I don't know what would become of my life if I had to return with them to a country they don't know and without a future.
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What has become of many of these attacks on this and attacks on Van like that is tolerance in their view is to agree with me.
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Scheuring: The time that the show's been off the air has allowed us to ask the question, what has become of these characters in that time?
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What's become of the Left's approach to Capital's reserve army of migrant-labor and all its effects on working people needs a much more serious critique.
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A climax is reached in your relationships, and if you've been wondering what will become of a partnership, this full moon will illuminate things for you.
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As a man, maybe it makes you uncomfortable, but if you let it pass because you wanna become of the one guys, you become an accomplice.
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Other serious obstacles threaten any agreement, notably what will become of the Qassam Brigades, the armed faction of Hamas, which has as many as 20,000 fighters.
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She had been thinking about what had become of him, or would, at a time when the entire demographic of that block had changed so dramatically.
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Especially toward the end of his life, Jack Shea often wondered exactly what had become of his father, and the aircraft carrier on which he served.
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And we'll never know what would have become of Len Bias (23, Boston Celtics), who died of a cocaine overdose and never played in the league.
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But what will become of our nation if we cannot rise up in some way against the barbaric cruelty toward refugees that our president lustfully embraces?
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The round's composition speaks to the emerging confidence of corporate investors and just how skeptical traditional venture firms have become of the prospects for virtual reality.
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When we walk, we naturally go to the fields and woods: what would become of us, if we walked only in a garden or a mall?
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Behind the scenes: I asked McGurk today whether he'd ever heard Trump express interest in what would become of Syria after the ISIS caliphate was defeated.
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What will become of any leftover embryos: Will you pay an annual storage fee, donate them to another couple or to research, or have them destroyed?
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads What will become of the derelict New York State Pavilion, a rusted Space Age relic of the 1964 World's Fair?
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The two countries have traded tariffs on each other's exports in the latter half of 2018, leaving investors unsure of what will become of U.S.-China relations.
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It's still unclear what charges He might face, whether the gene editing in the second pregnancy was HIV-related, or what will become of this second pregnancy.
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So as serious policy practitioners, we have to look at what has become of the situation in terms of technology development and what is likely to happen.
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There are many reasons why the structural transformations are a good thing, but it's what's become of Kratos, the hulking death machine, that leaves a lasting impression.
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So what will become of Manchester City's Phil Foden, Liverpool's Rhian Brewster and Chelsea's Callum Hudson-Odoi, some of the standout players from the Under-17s tournament?
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Three weeks later, I returned to her community of Aguas Buenas, about an hour from San Juan, not knowing what had become of her and her family.
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That night, Burrows said, Steele and his second wife, Katherine, who have been married since 263, sat in their living room, wondering what would become of them.
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The evacuees sat in an awful kind of idleness, just wondering what had become of their homes and when they would be able to see them again.
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What will become of us without that person who thinks for us, who gives us permission to enter and exit an island surrounded by politics and water?
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Customers had no idea what had become of their music collections, and they were unable to get in touch with the company to get their albums back.
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He presented himself as an unapologetic nationalist who would rescue the dispossessed from what had become of the Italian left, long since metamorphosed into a distant elite.
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Read, who stepped down as an associate judge on the New York Court of Appeals in August, has become of counsel in Greenberg Traurig's global litigation practice.
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It was pretty clear once I got on the phone last night with Mark Zuckerberg that he has become of late very, how shall we put it, woke.
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Last month, I returned to Gran Canaria with my parents for the first time in almost 15 years, curious to see see what had become of the place.
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As we increasingly realise that VR has more to offer than throwaway entertainment, the more accepting we may become of it as a serious tool for social change.
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The police in the southern Indian state of Karnataka has become of the first in the country to acquire and use a fleet of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs).
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For the first time, viewers don't know what's coming next and that has left fans scrambling for any clue as to what will become of their favorite characters.
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Cannabis oils have surged in popularity over the last couple years, but for medical patients—many of whom don't want to smoke anything—they've become of particular importance.
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And yet here we are, in this moment, where women are getting more vocal and more comfortable expressing their rage, and who knows what might become of that.
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But after the U.S. accused Ms. Ma of helping North Korea evade international sanctions, and China opened its own investigation, it is unclear what has become of her.
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What he did not appear to realize was how mistrustful many of the federal prosecutors in Washington had become of the main Justice Department, and of Mr. Barr.
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Yet, as sunlamps descended and the white coats turned Fendi yellow, I suddenly found myself wondering what had become of that mood ring I had in seventh grade.
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When she died in 1995, she left the property to her daughter from a previous marriage, and no one in my family knew what had become of it.
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If you've been dying to know what's become of the adorkable meme machine Jim Halpert since The Office came to an end in 2013, well, you're in good company.
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What will become of NAFTA, the free trade agreement between Mexico, the US, and Canada, which has allowed manufacturing and other industries to thrive in border towns like Laredo?
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I heard that tone many times across Alabama, as voters puzzled over what had become of the Sessions they had known before his doomed tour in the Trump administration.
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López Obrador is also reorganizing the federal attorney general's office, but it's unclear what will become of a special prosecutor's office created in 2010 to investigate crimes against journalists.
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" Goss, who left Congress to become CIA director, bemoaned what has become of the House without Hastert there: "Sadly, without his good influence today's House of Representatives appears diminished.
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Now, in the wake of his arrest Thursday morning, those same feline fans are wondering: What will become of "Embassy Cat," whose Instagram bio joked "interested in counter-purrveillance"?
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Matt Lauer reportedly signed a two-year, $20 million contract in 2016 — but what will become of that salary now that he's been fired for alleged inappropriate sexual behavior?
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So in the interest of not forgetting, or forgiving, we sent photographer Chris Bethell around London to see what has become of some of the city's once-favourite haunts.
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As monetary policy at the European Central Bank and U.S. Federal Reserve edges towards normalization, markets have started pondering what will become of the SNB's huge foreign currency holdings.
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Sitting beside a plastic plate and picking at some rice and chick peas, Ahmed spoke slowly, exhausted and wondering what would become of relatives who had to stay behind.
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The Islamic State had built up a stronghold in Nangarhar, which borders Pakistan, and has become of one of the most dangerous militant groups in Afghanistan, according to Reuters.
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Standing in those shells of villas it was easy to imagine what might become of this place in a few years, should developers get hold of this forgotten land.
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But it's the prospect of what will become of his findings, and of the placebo, as they make their way into clinical practice, that really seems to torment him.
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Steinbrenner had the same response when asked what would become of Torre: Something would be worked out, with Torre becoming the team president or taking some other similar post.
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It was not clear what would become of more than 30 underground bishops working in China who were chosen by the pope but not recognized by the Chinese government.
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Among the uncertainties that remain is what will become of the children who are still in federal detention, apart from their families because of various legal and logistical hurdles.
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But he has not been specific about what would become of the so-called DREAMers, saying only that he would enforce the laws as they are passed by Congress.
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But much of the lending appears to represent a speculative frenzy, often involving residential real estate, that has become of increasing concern to some Chinese officials, bankers and economists.
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This case, according to Judge Kiesel, had become of such public interest that photos were now warranted, just one of many ways Delvey's life has changed since she became infamous.
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In March, Netflix CEO Reed Hastings told The Verge that he's "not too worried" about what'll become of net neutrality because it didn't pose a big risk to his company.
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As viewers learn in season 1, the rich jock raped both Hannah and Jessica Davis, who, for the record, goes on to become of of season 7843's biggest powerhouses.
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The majority are stuck, like Saeed, in the "capital" of the Islamic State — which has also become, of course, the No. 1 target for airstrikes by the American-led coalition.
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There is also the question of what will become of North Korea's short and medium-range ballistic missiles, which has been a great concern for North Korea's neighbors, including Japan.
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The riddle of what had become of Mr. Christie's phone swirled just as supporters of Donald J. Trump, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, awaited his decision on a running mate.
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There is the human drama of wondering what will become of Ben, if he'll luck into a new family that can heal him, but there are, mercifully, no real villains.
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" The French prime minister, Jean-Marc Ayrault, asked, "What will become of the Paris agreement on the climate, of the nuclear deal with Iran that Donald Trump wants to reconsider?
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He's likely to survive politically The Khashoggi scandal has led observers to question what will become of MBS now that he's no longer seen as the reformer he once was.
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It is unclear what will become of the remaining crop, but officials told Reuters they would try to harvest all the paddy, recruiting additional labor to harvest manually if necessary.
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The art world has long wondered what would become of S.I. Newhouse Jr.'s formidable art collection after his death, since the media mogul had been ill for some time.
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And so little is clear about what will become of Britain in the wake of its decision to "Leave" that many people seem resigned to the uncertainty of the moment.
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" He wrote that "modern states now accomplish by other means many of the early roles performed by religion, which is why religion has become of less relevance in some societies.
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There is something distressing about these concentrations of linear elements; the more we stare at the lines, the more unsure we become of ever being able to sort them out.
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It's a fitting metaphor for what's become of the street in general, as stages that once served as spaces for original music have metamorphosed into Epcot versions of their former selves.
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The policy has become of increased import in recent years in regards to Syria, where archaeologists and scholars have struggled to preserve ancient works of art after the reign of ISIS.
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He is unsure what will become of his latest work, but said that if the book does not find its own path, then it will be passed on to his children.
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With Kennedy's upcoming departure, and the likely nomination of a staunch conservative to replace him, questions immediately arise over what would become of his legacy and the law for all Americans.
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In 1912, the sociologist Émile Durkheim described a phenomenon he called "collective effervescence": the moments in which members of a community, catalyzed by some overwhelming ritual observance, become of one mind.
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Trust documents are private, so all questions about what will become of her literary papers and who beyond her closest relatives might benefit from her assets, will remain unanswered for now.
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A psychologist who moved from her home in Brazil to marry Berrettini's grandfather, Elio Bigo, she worried what would become of her grandson if a career in tennis did not materialize.
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One of the questions hovering over the Mosul campaign is what will become of places like Hassan Sham, which ISIS took from the Iraqi Army, and the peshmerga took from ISIS .
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When the uprooted business shrivels — from about 170 horses to 110 by December and 95 by 2018 — how will it survive, and what will become of the displaced drivers and jobless horses?
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Take a look: If, while watching that, you found yourself freaking out about this poor kid's teeth and what would become of them thanks to these apple-catching antics, you're not alone.
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Union's signature look has become of the long, beachy wave variety, but more recently, the actress went outside of her comfort zone in terms of hair length — with a chin-grazing bob.
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"JNJ has become of the few pharma companies that I think can withstand this election year and come out on the other side much higher than where it is now," Cramer said.
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Eazi initially recorded his parts in Miami, but at the time he had no idea what would become of "Como Un Bebé" or that, before long, El Conejo Malo would join in.
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While fans will have to wait until Doctor Strange hits theaters November 4 to see what's become of the Ancient One on screen, the recently released trailer does offer a few hints.
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Of course, the same thing could be said about Syrians who witnessed the horror of the Assad regime—an irony not lost on those mourning what has become of their former home.
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What has become of the Program for the Homeland, a national development plan proposed in 2012 by President Hugo Chávez whose aim was to transform Venezuela into an economic powerhouse by 2019?
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Your Money If you've been watching the debate in Washington over what is to become of our health insurance plans, you know that Republicans already disagree on a whole bunch of things.
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So distrustful have lawmakers become of their famously brazen prime minister — and of one another — that they voted on Saturday not to vote at all on Mr. Johnson's much-heralded Brexit plan.
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Presumably, they have fallen through the cracks of the asylum systems of various countries, or reunited with family or friends, but what exactly has become of many of them remains a mystery.
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However, the memo does not make clear what will become of the Air Force's Space and Missile Systems Center and Space Rapid Capabilities Office, which participate in the development of such capabilities.
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This was his first run-in with the criminal justice system, but suddenly, it seemed, Suttle had no future: What would become of a black, gay, HIV-positive sex offender and felon?
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Like most New Yorkers, I try not to think too much about what will become of all the stuff that fills my own apartment, and the Dumpster was a sad reminder of why.
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But when asked what would become of the embassy, Shapiro said, "Every government, every US administration has looked at that question, has determined that the embassy is where it should be," Shapiro said.
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But before you get too upset about this father-son separation, the official Archie Comics Twitter account may have just spilled the tea on what's to become of the Jughead's Southside Serpent father.
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Although he has found work and an apartment in Syria's northern Idlib province, he is deeply disillusioned by what has become of Syria and dreams of leaving to start a new life abroad.
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As in China, the mass layoffs from coal raise tough questions about how American workers will transition and what will become of their pensions, as coal company after coal company files for bankruptcy.
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It's little wonder, then, that Will has found himself so dismayed by where his own political team has taken him, and how incapable it's become of rising to even simplest of ethical challenges.
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Its premise—people begin walking out of their homes and heading West, forming a growing flock—becomes both a mystery and a backdrop for Wendig to examine what, exactly, has become of us.
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" Although he doesn't know what's become of the group since, he thinks it's likely that "most of them didn't see old age because of their lifestyle and their excessive drinking and drug use.
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It would become of the most influential labels in the history of rap, quite literally changing the blueprint for independent music and turning the nation's ears onto the South in a new way.
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In a new profile of Zoe Quinn, a main target of harassment at the campaign's height, the writer Noreen Malone reflects on what it all meant and what's become of Ms. Quinn since.
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Sessions would not say what would become of these estimated 800,000 people under his Justice Department, but said his priority will likely be to deport illegal immigrants who have committed other crimes here.
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While it remains to be seen what will become of Holmes, Carreyrou's hard-hitting investigation is now set for a Hollywood adaptation, directed by The Big Short's Adam McKay and starring Jennifer Lawrence.
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But it's the fourth tweet in this series that has become of special interest today: "Bitch is an endearing term in hip hop like the word Nigga," he submitted to the internet this winter.
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Airbnb has become of the more popular ways of travelling around Europe, offering visitors to cities and regions home-based alternatives to staying in impersonal or expensive hotels when they are away from home.
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"Oh Canada, you received many warnings, you were told many times what would become of those who fight against the Islamic State," the man says in the video, pledging allegiance to the militant group.
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Two senior officials at the White House told me that when Trump demanded to know what had become of options he requested, McMaster, always the Boy Scout, refused to point the finger at Mattis.
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In the rural area of Domboshawa, Andrew, 53, says he's been chatting with friends and neighbors about what has become of Mugabe and his wife Grace, who hasn't been seen since the apparent coup.
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Once the National Archives closes the door, does anyone know what will become of all the other secret documents hidden in locked file cabinets at the Pentagon, the F.B.I. and the National Security Agency?
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It's been almost four years since the Downton Abbey series finale aired, leaving fans to wonder what would become of these beloved characters and the gorgeous estate that had come to feel like home.
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The North Carolina Senate race has become of the country's marquee races this cycle, and the debate over Medicare has yielded some of the biggest clashes between Burr and his opponent, former state Rep.
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It's one of the rare moments in modern literature where the pregnant woman does not stand alone, wondering what will become of her or her child; Papa's going through some fairly significant shit, too.
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The circuit clerk, Tiffany B. McCord, sequestered the documents in a safe in her own office until she could decide what should become of them, showing them only to a handful of courthouse denizens.
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There's no telling what will become of Britain's creative milieu once the terms of Brexit are defined, but it could do worse than to take the lessons of Frieze and its artists to heart.
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Since then, countless theories have been tossed around regarding what might have become of the little girl, who vanished while she and her twin siblings slept and her parents ate dinner at a nearby restaurant.
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The project was part of Yassin's effort to understand what had become of the country he'd left behind, and the citizens who'd armed themselves against ISIS in a bid to keep from losing all control.
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I spent my childhood listening to conservative talk radio in my dad's car; I am not sure what would become of those programs if they didn't have the biased liberal media to complain about. 9.
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And for now, that's all the Abloh news we have for today, so you're all going to have to go back to your desks and day dream of what will become of this killer partnership.
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The new president previously said he would suspend future oil auctions pending a review of the more than 100 contracts already awarded, but has not detailed what would become of the auctions slated for February.
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You're left wondering why you're spending so much time in a world where you know how things turned out when you just want to see what will become of Jesse in the present and future.
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Who would have guessed that it would become, of all things, an affordable retirement haven for foreigners, including many Americans who were of draft age when the country was convulsed by those much darker times?
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And Simon Stephens, 33, who called for a rescue of himself, his wife and his two children when the waters rose because he cannot swim, wondered what had become of his house and two cars.
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What has become of the Republican Party, which I once served on Capitol Hill and which I now consider a dangerous extremist movement on a par with the ruling Fidesz party in neo-fascist Hungary?
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But in a sign of Louder Than Bombs' emphasis on complicated, unresolved characters, Conrad never answers his brother, and even when his personal storyline goes in unexpected directions, we're not sure what will become of him.
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Party members fly their flag and extol their virtues defiantly, which has sent England into an existential crisis—for if the Union falls apart, what will become of the shapeless patch of rock in the middle?
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At issue is what should become of the site of Greer Stadium, a 40-year-old minor league baseball park built next to the fort that has fallen into disrepair since the team departed in 2014.
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The suggestion was that LSD might be a primary modulator of the unconscious mind, and unlocking its mysteries would answer the questions of who we are, why we are here, and what's to become of us.
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Struggling with intimacy in the face of both what he knows and what he may never know about his family, he is forced to decide whether to return home and see what has become of them.
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While the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces have been able to operate detention facilities, there are concerns over what would become of the detainees being held there should Turkey attack the Kurds following a US withdrawal.
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The Pioneer Cabin tree was "barely alive," according to a volunteer at the Calaveras Big Trees State Park, about 90 miles east of Sacramento, and it was not immediately clear what would become of the sequoia.
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The big news many people were waiting for was what would become of the often-criticized 1939 bronze equestrian statue of Theodore Roosevelt by James Earle Fraser in front of the American Museum of Natural History.
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Fifteen months later, however, it is unclear what has become of Ms. Ma. The government says it has not found evidence to support the American charges that she or her partners aided North Korea's weapons program.
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The plot — which involves what will become of the bar a year after the death of its patriarch, Horace's father — touches on evergreen themes of intergenerational and family conflict, though the dialogue includes discussions of topical events.
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It's unclear what will become of that effort, though Intel still wants to make sure its chips are well suited for Chrome OS-based devices, one of the few bright spots in an otherwise bleak PC market.
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"As the extent of Islamic State networks across Western Europe continues to reveal itself, coordination between European security agencies has become of paramount concern and the need to secure military communications remains a key challenge," she said.
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The Tyrell siblings, Margaery and Loras, are imprisoned by the Faith Militant and are to stand trial, Loras for homosexuality and Margaery for giving a false testimony, so what's to become of the siblings this next season?
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Playing out to a classical rendition of Kanye West's 'Runaway,' the 2-minute trailer presented a dearth of motifs and hidden messages that can help us predict what's to become of a Westworld ruled by the Hosts.
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It is these tranquilizers that have become of great concern to drug workers such as Kelly because they are becoming stronger and more deadly than the prescription diazepam (sometimes marketed as Valium) diverted onto the street before.
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What's become of San Francisco — the nation's most childless city, traffic that is frozen all hours of the day, a surfeit of sketchy and unprosecuted property crimes, and 4,300 people on the street — is nothing to duplicate.
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While the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces have been able to operate detention facilities, there are concerns as to what would become of the detainees being held there should Turkey attack the Kurds following a US withdrawal.
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The letter also raised questions, including what might become of Simcha Felder, the Brooklyn Democrat who caucuses with the Republicans in the Senate and yet has also called for the I.D.C. to return to the Democratic fold.
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He was worried about what would become of museums and art foundations — not because the public lacked interest in what they offered, but rather because the quality of those offerings, owing to federal legislation, was rapidly eroding.
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As The Rise of Skywalker arrives to cap off the third Star Wars trilogy, some big questions still linger — including what more we might learn about Rey's parentage, and what will ultimately become of the Jedi order.
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He began making paintings when he was in his thirties, but none of his early works seemed to have survived by the late 113s, when the local arts community started to become of aware of his art.
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From my parents, I understood that independence was not merely a call for a return to the past, but an opportunity for colonized people to become of primary importance and envision the future on their own terms.
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Why it matters: Slovakia's vulnerability to organized crime has become of increasing concern to the European Union — particularly the connivance of politicians in large-scale fraud as well as the defaming of journalists trying to investigate such activities.
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Colin Walsh, CEO and co-founder of Varo, told Business Insider getting a national bank charter will distinguish the startup in what has become of a crowded field of challenger banks and fintechs vying for Main Street's attention.
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But with many of the rigs nearing their expiration date, there's the question of what will happen once the oil runs dry and what will become of the rich marine ecosystem that has made the rigs their home.
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After Robert Mugabe, the autocratic ruler of Zimbabwe who held power for nearly four decades, announced that he was resigning from office this week, questions quickly began swirling about what would become of the war hero turned president.
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But shifting loyalties — largely due to Republicans successfully painting Democrats as environmentalist villains responsible for the decimation of the state's mining and timber industries — meant that by 2014, Idaho had become of the reddest states in the country.
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It's the sort of "luxury" development offering $2,000-per-month studios in a gentrifying neighborhood that would be very familiar to New Yorkers, but to some Charlestonians, its presence raises concerns about what will become of their city.
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For instance, we still don't know what's become of the spinoff that Josh Trank was supposed to direct once upon a time – did it die when he was fired, or is it still simmering in the background somewhere?
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A seemingly benign glitch, yes, but an alarming one at that — what had become of my endless stream of Bravo content, reliably fed to me after so many steady years of following and keeping tabs on Andy Cohen's universe?
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He's coped by becoming a cold and ruthless success, but his younger brother Connie (Sean Penn) is a fuck-up, and their interactions and dialogue over his birthday lunch convey exactly how tired he's become of his brother's nonsense.
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Unlike the recent Roseanne revival, which had major problems but genuinely seemed interested in confronting 2018 America (at least sometimes), this new Murphy Brown is interested in what's become of America only insofar as Murphy can yell about it.
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The ad model is dying, crazy shit is happening at CBS, and no one knows what will become of Fox after Disney's presumed purchase of its parent company, 21st Century Fox, which will separate it from its own studio.
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I thought of driving Gordita over the Bay Bridge the day I moved to San Francisco to start a new life writing about tech, staring at the city skyline from the tollbooth, wondering what was to become of me.
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"I do believe that Trump was elected for a reason, to show us how lazy and un-unified and lackadaisical and taking for granted we've become of our freedom and the rights that we have as Americans," she said.
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Since it was announced that last summer's sleeper hit Stranger Things would return for a second season, fans have been sniffing around for something, anything, to give us a clue of what's become of Hawkins, Indiana's youngest motley crew.
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Mueller's investigation, for instance, has already delivered more than a dozen indictments and collected five guilty pleas as part of the probe; if the special counsel is dissolved, Edelson said it's not clear what would become of those cases.
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Germany's chemical industry lobby VCI said in a September report that so-called power-to-X technology - converting green power into fuels or chemicals - could become of "foremost importance" in stabilising the grid and replacing oil as a feedstock.
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But just as urgent is the need to find candidates who understand what has become of national politics and now are willing to go after their opponents with the same ferocity and ruthlessness as many of their Republican opponents.
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The question of what the government can and should do about monopolies and trusts is a very broad one, and thus, so are the inquiries, underway in think tanks and universities, that will ultimately become of interest to legislators.
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It remains to be seen what will become of a warmer, fuzzier approach to recreational weed usage, but there is one thing that fans, players, and NFL bigwigs can agree on: there is at least some hope in dope.
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"The embodied emissions associated with the construction of a building, also known as 'upfront carbon', will become of increasing significance as buildings become more efficient in their operation and we move towards a net zero carbon world," Desai added.
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Without ever italicizing the metaphor, Mr. Ryan suggests that this is what has become of the American dream for many people who live in the shadow of Cape Canaveral, once the symbol of the country's loftiest dreams and ambitions.
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A Republican National Committee official told CNN they are determining what will become of fundraiser gala -- Trump could be beamed in via video or could be rescheduled, but many people are already in or en route to Palm Beach.
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Now, Laila tells PEOPLE that she doesn't know what will become of her husband's military career — he is still an active service member — but she says she and Ireland are determined to push back against whatever unjust legislation comes their way.
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The more fingers you add to open the phone, the more tiny partials you produce, and the more at risk you become of someone randomly (or more likely purposely) finding the right tiny partial needed to get into the device.
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On the other hand, if Republicans rally to Trump and he wins—well, then liberals will face more pressing concerns than gaming out the GOP's uncertain future, or wondering what will become of the conservative movement as we know it.
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The most exciting question raised by the superblocks project is not how to push cars out of an area, but what happens next — what becomes of the newly liberated space, and what might become of a whole network of such spaces.
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With DVDs steadily joining VHS cassettes as extinct technology, what has become of the fun, insightful mixed bag that movie fans came to know as bonus features — the audio commentaries, behind-the-scenes featurettes, bloopers, deleted scenes and alternate endings?
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As he sings in "Not Your War", a new hit released last year: "A battle at dawn, sun and smoke / Few know what will become of it / What will fill tomorrow's young minds / For some there is hope, for others fear."
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"What would become of us men if there were no women by our side, to bring us joy and pleasure?" he was quoted as saying in the Brazilian news media when asked about his decision to join the women's party.
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The question that's arising is what will become of the tension between a need for female involvement in the far-right, as asserted by James, and the ideas pushed by the alt-right's more aggressively sexist figures such as Devlin.
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David Brooks describes himself as a "proud member" of "the anti-Trump movement" in his latest column for The New York Times, but as the title suggests—"The Decline of Anti-Trumpism"—he's ashamed of what's become of the president's opposition.
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But what Mr. James is just now learning is that, given how polarized politics have become of late, proposing a good idea can mean precious little if there is no way to get both Democrats and Republicans to consider it.
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He worries that his wife will be attacked for wearing her hijab, and both parents are concerned about what might become of their religiously committed, gender-fluid son, Navid, who likes to wear a veil and heavy eye makeup at home.
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It remains unclear what will become of the more than 10,000 former Islamic State fighters held in Kurdish-run prisons, as well as the tens of thousands of women and children from the Islamic State now detained in squalid camps.
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On Sunday, the Succession season 2 came to a shocking end (warning: spoilers ahead) and we're still wondering what will become of Waystar Royco and the many relationships that were hanging in the balance when the credits rolled on Sunday's episode.
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"When you have to leave your home and in some cases your livestock and animals and you don't know what's become of them, and you're staying with friends and family, then it's an uncertain situation for everybody," she told Reuters by telephone.
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It was an ominous coincidence for many in the city who worry what will become of the paper now that it is owned by Mr. Adelson, a billionaire casino magnate and prominent Republican donor with a history of aggressively pursuing his interests.
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And what is to become of her 4-year-old daughter, who was sitting in the back seat of the car as the nightmare unfolded, and who must live with the aftereffects of this unthinkable tragedy for the rest of her life?
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As of now, it's unclear what will become of film Billionaire Boys Club, which is currently in post-production and stars Spacey, Ansel Elgort, Emma Roberts, and Billie Lourd; though, I wouldn't be too surprised if the projected 2018 release was delayed.
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One only has to look at the release of Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge, Pandora -The World of Avatar, and all currently planned Disney expansions including a Marvel park to realize that young adults without parental responsibilities have become of one Disney's target demographics.
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It's oddly comforting to learn about times when people thought they were experiencing unprecedented circumstances, when they were scared out of their minds about what had become of their society, when they were afraid they had lost all con- trol over events.
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When Penguin Random House announced the merger of Crown and Random House in October, many authors and agents wondered what would become of each division's many imprints, which include Hogarth, Tim Duggan Books, Broadway Books, Ballantine Bantam Dell, Delacorte Press and Spiegel & Grau.
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I wasn't convinced that we were making a big bet on something that maybe would become of less importance as we move forward, but the reality is that the broadcast audience is big and is an important piece of how we're distributing.
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Mr. Pompeo, please look in the mirror and ask yourself, What has become of me, an evangelical Christian, serving and covering for an amoral and lying president and screaming and cursing at a well-respected reporter who is simply doing her job?
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What will become of us without the zoo where they feed you, cure you, train you, polish you and gag you — and then realize that they don't know what to do with you, with everything you know, are and want to be?
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Just as challenging is imagining what will become of the mountains of images captured of people like Paris Warren, who walked eastward on Monday from 10th Avenue into a throng of professional shutterbugs and at least one reporter wielding his iPhone camera.
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"The history of conflict in Sri Lanka is characterized by the agony of individuals and families who are seeking closure to the pain of not knowing what has become of their relations and loved ones," the commission declared in its final report.
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As far as fans were concerned, we would never know what was to become of the titular private investigator Veronica (Kristen Bell), her loyal partner-in-crime-solving Wallace (Percy Daggs III), or her on-again, off-again bad boy bae Logan (Jason Dohring).
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Today, Stash has begun to roll out custodial accounts, where parents can invest on behalf of their children, with the intention to hand over the account to the child when they become of age to invest themselves – either 18 or 21, depending on the state.
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The electorates in the UK and the United States will emerge bitter, divided and likely thoroughly underwhelmed at what has become of social and political discourse in their countries, while leaders and electorates in emerging and wannabe democracies will be questioning their own judgment.
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Gleeful talking heads on MSNBC and CNN wondered dreamily what would become of the Republican president when Democrats took the gavel from Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanPaul Ryan moving family to Washington Embattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway MORE.
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I am enraged at the thought of a mother having to endure her child being forcibly taken from her and not knowing when and if she will see her child again, not knowing who is taking care of them, nor what will become of them.
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Only for a few shambolic days do we join the lives of these men, yet we feel that we know them, down to their underwear, and we ask ourselves what will become of them, and how the kid will survive his stretch in the slammer.
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All have hit their mid-30s at least, and are at that stage where their bodies are no longer tight and prim, where mortality is no longer romantic or abstract, where a person can't help wondering what has become of his or her promise.
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Barack Obama and James A. Baker III on Tuesday night embodied what has become of that consensus, the decades-long accord between the two parties in favor of free trade, democratic values and an internationalist foreign policy built on alliances with like-minded countries.
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When Jane Perham decided it was time to close Perham's Maine Mineral Store in 2207, the beloved institution her father founded in 2824, she worried about what would become of the collection of minerals and gems that her family had acquired over the decades.
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When we reached Mr. Diller on a business trip in Europe to talk about his failed bid for Paramount and what has become of the studio and the movie business, his first reaction was to ask why anyone would bother writing about the studio.
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Duff, 29, chatted with PEOPLE about what fans can expect from Kelsey this season — including what will become of the book-loving BFFs, how Kelsey's connection to Liza's ex Josh (Nico Tortorella) is growing and where she currently stands on Team Josh versus Team Charles (Peter Hermann).
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The narrative had always been there, in relatives' musings about what might have become of the family's wealth and influence if not for the killings so long ago of hundreds of Mexican-Americans by members of the vaunted Texas Rangers who took justice into their own hands.
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Hate crimes against Muslims have soared over the past year; Trump protesters have been attacked viciously, and with impunity, in public spaces; immigrants have spent the campaign in fear of what will become of their families and their safety in the event that Trump somehow wins.
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That leaves her middle sister, Lara Jean, our heroine, played by Lana Condor (of "X-Men: Apocalypse" and the coming "Alita: Battle Angel"), to ponder what will become of her relationship to Josh (Israel Broussard), her childhood best buddy who became Margot's boyfriend when adolescence kicked in.
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When I think of the talent and hard work that so many of these young women had to offer, and in return received sexual abuse and official silence and banishment, it is really hard, at least for me, to worry about what will become of the men.
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Roy Robertson, a Professor of Addiction Medicine at Edinburgh University and a GP in Muirhouse since 280, helped conduct a study that chased up around 290 heroin users who had received treatment at his Muirhouse clinic since 228, to find out what had become of them.
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A study by an international team of astronomers, published Monday in Nature, predicts that the Sun will become a cloud of luminous gas and dust known as a "planetary nebula," posing a potential answer to a 25-year debate around what will become of our Sun in its afterlife.
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The national-level gap is also a sort of perfect explanation of the political divisions illustrated in the last election: an older and whiter group wondering what has become of "their" America, while a younger and more diverse America confronts the presidency left by the generations before them.
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When Nora Helmer, the play's protagonist, shut the door on her husband, her children, and her bourgeois life, and went out into the world with no connections to her past and none to advance her future, it was left to the audience to wonder what would become of her.
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She credits feminists of generations past with giving her and her peers "the lavish gift of agency," the option of unconventionality, and the "belief that we could decide for ourselves how we would live, what would become of us," as she puts it in The Rules Do Not Apply.
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Nadia would never be able to determine what had become of her family, but she always hoped that they had found a way to depart unharmed, abandoning the city to the predations of warriors on both sides, who seemed content to flatten it in order to possess it.
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The new study noted that C-section should be universally accessible -- as it can be life-saving in some cases -- but a rise in C-section for non-medical emergencies has become of concern because the procedure can pose risks, such as risk of infection or postpartum heavy bleeding.
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But Madam Speaker will need a few fancy dance steps of her own to keep her exuberant freshmen and her socialist wing in line, so that the centrist Democrats in the country's middle are not alienated and President Trump does not become, of all things, a sympathetic figure.
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Perhaps no one has been as eager to see what would become of the film then Grahame-Smith, a friendly, laid-back guy who lives in LA and is a joy to interview because he gets what it's like to be a freelance writer pulling on sources for revealing answers.
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Belgian and French officials confirm that their intelligence agencies have sent agents to both Syria and Iraq to quiz hundreds of ISIS fighters now in captivity and the thousands of their family members housed in spartan refugee camps to determine what's become of those who went to fight with ISIS.
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" When Namilia launched in 7003, its politicized, feminist branding helped set the tone for what was to become of the fashion industry in 2016 and 2017: a hotbed of T-shirts reading "The Future is Female" and "Feminist as Fuck"—a trend that would later be criticized as "commodity feminism.
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Something of the same could be said of the men's shows this season, presentations that, even when they failed to produce clear guidelines for where men's wear is headed — or, for that matter, indications of what is to become of that cultural performance we call masculinity — made for a fun ride.
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So put it this way: Whatever else may become of them, the conservative "NeverTrumpers" are not going to lose their jobs no matter what happens in the general election, and beyond that, can and will continue to lay claim to the argument that they are true conservatives and Trump is not.
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And with $18 billion in net cash, Cramer is absolutely in love with Johnson & Johnson's triple-A rated balance sheet "JNJ has become of the few pharma companies that I think can withstand this election year and come out on the other side much higher than where it is now," Cramer said.
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Hundreds or possibly thousands of people, including close friends and professional colleagues, wrote or shared critiques of my piece; wondered in public what had become of me; lamented my decline (which had the strangely complimentary effect of suggesting that I had some status to lose, which few writers ever really feel they do).
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WASHINGTON — President Trump's near-simultaneous decisions this week to force a government shutdown over his demand to fund a border wall and withdraw American troops from Syria and Afghanistan have imperiled the fragile Republican coalition, exacerbating the party's fears about what may become of his presidency — and its own electoral prospects in 2020.
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News of Rosenstein's imminent departure has put Washington on edge, with many worrying about what will become of special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE's investigation into Russian meddling in the 85033 presidential election.
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Since Major Food Group took over the former Four Seasons space in Midtown, there has been much hand-wringing over what will become of the Grill Room and Pool Room, which have landmark status, but very little over the fate of the square bar that greeted patrons as they climbed the stairs to the restaurant.
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But the pact was really an agreement to start talking: The more troublesome issues between Hamas and Mr. Abbas's Fatah faction — including the merger of two separate work forces in Gaza, and what is to become of the estimated 25,000 Hamas fighters, their arsenal of rockets and network of tunnels — were left for later.
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In the hours after Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents raided several workplaces in Nebraska, including a hydroponic tomato plant, farms, and restaurants, more than a dozen children sat together in a public elementary school as teachers and administrators tried to distract them from the chaotic scenes outside and their fears over what had become of their parents.
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Season four launches with a case of magical amnesia that allows The Magicians to become — of all things — a very fun cop show for an episode, and the deeper it gets into the season, the more its storytelling about damaged 20-somethings trying (and usually failing) to make themselves whole by using magic becomes emotionally acute and bittersweet.
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Dunham has maintained some wonderful storylines for each of the show's core characters over its past four seasons, and questions like what'll become of Hannah and Adam and whether Marnie will realize that, seriously, she should not be marrying that musician arguably have viewers on edge way more than anything in the final season of Breaking Bad.
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"I recognize the role of the state and local tax deduction to reduce the tax burden on many Californians, but let's be clear: it has only become of such importance as a direct result of the tremendous weight that your misguided policies have put on California taxpayers," Issa wrote in a letter Friday responding to Brown.
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He, another officer and a sergeant face internal disciplinary charges pending an investigation, but Ms. Malcolm has not been able to find out what the charges against Officer Haste's colleagues are, nor what will become of other officers who were on hand at the time of her son's death, some of whom have not been publicly identified.
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Hard to say if that will change this season, but his return to the mainland means he'll get to verbally spar with brother Jaime again (it will also be interesting to see what has become of the polite respect the two have always held for each other in the aftermath of Tyrion's murder of their father).
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Pop singer Ariana Grande and Saturday Night Live cast member Pete Davidson called off their engagement over the weekend, leaving many, many people wondering who will get custody of their pet pig, what they will do about their matching tattoos, and, most pressingly, what will become of the $93,000 pear-shaped diamond ring that Davidson bought for Grande.
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During Reconstruction, in the decades-long aftermath of the American Civil War, Southern elites (my ancestors included) built gleaming monuments to glorify the heroes of what they referred to as the "lost cause" of the Confederacy; we still cannot decide what should become of these divisive works of public art, over a century since their creation.
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The activists questioning the motives and heart of El Museo del Barrio likely do feel betrayed, and they wonder what will become of "their" museum when it move more decisively toward questioning rather than affirming cultural identity, when it treats identity not as key constitutive part of one's being, but as a series of signs used to talk about abstracted meaning.
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"The one thing that I learned from my mom is that no matter what you're feeling and no matter what — when I see my friends talking s— about their ex-spouses in front of their kids, I get so upset because they don't recognize how much that affects their child and how resentful their child will become of them," she explained.
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According to the league press release the PFL will be open to all professional MMA fighters, but there's no word yet what will become of the more than 100 fighters currently under contract with the WSOF or what the new tournament format will mean for WSOF champions Blagoy Ivanov (heavyweight), Jon Fitch (welterweight), Justin Gaethje (lightweight), Andre Harrison (featherweight), and Bekbulat Magomedov (bantamweight).
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Incredible work by artists and photographers like Sheila Pree Bright and Devin Allen is making it into galleries and will help define the look and feel of protest and dissent in the Black Lives Matter era, but what will become of the critical cellphone pictures, tweets, and social media posts that provide real-time on the ground perspective of protests and demonstrations unfolding in America's streets?
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The Major is great at her job — snapping a guy's ankle in her bare hands, staying cool when there's nothing left of her but her head and torso — but wonders what would become of her "ghost" if she ever left her government job and had to give back her augmented brain and cyborg body (if, that is, it was not hers to begin with).
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Your Tamagotchi will beep at you until you press one, any, of its buttons (add to that a layer of tech mortality, your Tamagotchi will straight up die on you if you don't fulfil its wishes.) And having to pay attention to a pixelated blob stands in sharp contrast to how we think of our screens today, how aware we have become of the power they have over us.
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Calling the forum "one of the many cancerous growths that have infiltrated Reddit," /u/david-me lamented what had become of his creation, writing in a post that it was now "infested with racism and sexism" and that Reddit's admins were "the stewards of hate and divisiveness…" The toxic environment on the subreddit, and others, had become too popular, and too profitable for Reddit not to let it metastasize unchecked.
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Presidents Lincoln, Teddy Roosevelt and Reagan would be appalled by the behavior of McConnell and his Senate Republicans today and must be mourning in heaven what has become of the Republican Party, which is on the brink of nominating for president a Republican so bad that some prominent Republicans are seriously considering supporting Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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The essay is in part a rejection of the immigration policies his nephew supports and at the same time a plea for him to reconsider: I shudder at the thought of what would have become of the Glossers had the same policies Stephen so coolly espouses — the travel ban, the radical decrease in refugees, the separation of children from their parents, and even talk of limiting citizenship for legal immigrants — been in effect when Wolf-Leib made his desperate bid for freedom.
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