The Gulf state's hunger for big guns is hardly exceptional.
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These four awards are the big guns of the Grammys.
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In fact, Twitter went out and hired the big guns.
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I even brought out the big guns: Terms of Endearment.
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His next book, Big Guns, will be released in April.
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His next book, "Big Guns," will be released in April.
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Meanwhile, the governor's office is bringing in the big guns.
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To do that, Uber has brought in the big guns.
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Fearing an economic crisis, the government fired its big guns.
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His next novel, "Big Guns," will be published this month.
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His next novel, "Big Guns," will be published in April.
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But it's not just the big guns she's going after.
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Big guns like Facebook, and, increasingly, Amazon, are on its tail.
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So this year, we decided to bring out the big guns.
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The big guns are taking on autonomous driving with serious intent.
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Let's begin with a trio of the big guns for 2016.
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Apple was ready to bring out its big guns on Tuesday.
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That's when celebrities have to bring out the big guns — a.k.a.
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So they called in sort of the big guns that search.
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It was time to bring in the big guns: the filters.
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His next novel, "Big Guns," will be published in April 2018.
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It's time to bring in the big guns: Adobe Creative Cloud.
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Planned Parenthood is bringing out the big guns for the 2000 election.
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Paul Ryan is breaking out the big guns: a PowerPoint presentation pic.twitter.
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His latest novel, "Big Guns," was published this spring by Simon & Schuster.
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His latest novel, "Big Guns," was published by Simon & Schuster in April.
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Isn't it a little early to be bringing out the big guns?
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His latest novel is "Big Guns," a satire of the gun industry.
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It's time to break out the big guns—as in actual magic.
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The American fashion industry calls in the big guns to celebrate itself.
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The economy will depend on other policymakers bringing out their big guns.
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"Caution should be used before pulling out the big guns," he said.
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Kylie Jenner literally brought out the big guns to celebrate Tyga's birthday.
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Rather than big guns, battles were won using intelligent tactics and good positioning.
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The campaign wisely brought out the big guns: retired four-star Marine Gen.
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You could even bring out the big guns (dildos) and penetrate each other.
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Student Chloe Lyman knew it was time to bring in the big guns.
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As our time together neared its end, the big guns were rolled out.
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Enemies as big as the ones we've got don't just need big guns.
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Facebook is pulling out the big guns it deploys against fast-growing upstarts.
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If things get dicey for Alpha, I can call in the big guns.
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Meanwhile, here in Georgia, the gubernatorial candidates are bringing in the big guns.
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"I think the tactical teams with the big guns are striking," she said.
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His most recent book, "Big Guns," was published this month by Simon & Schuster.
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For the big guns in India, Twitter is no longer a safe place.
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I mean, it's OK, but we need to go with the big guns.
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He was a respected pal of the big guns of Dada and Surrealism.
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In this case, the "big guns" literally referred to the weapons attached to Bayonetta.
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Yup, even the big guns get stumped by a dress code now and then.
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So they call in the big guns and ask the Foo Fighters for help.
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Jetstream is bringing out the big guns with the AC1900 Dual Band Gigabit router.
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The GOP pulled out the big guns to back Bevin, sending Trump and Sen.
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"And the big guns are the same guns," the GOP's presumptive presidential nominee added.
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Then they pulled out the big guns—skyr—and hurled it at the Parliament.
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David Brooks Now, at long last, the big guns are being brought to bear.
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So I got out the big guns in clitoral stimulation sex toys: the Womanizer.
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After opening the season 14-0, U.S.C. struggled against the big guns in conference.
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It is not only the big guns who can boast of a hyphenated heritage.
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Yet, while the justices have largely avoided big guns cases, the lower courts cannot.
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Jimmy Kimmel is bringing in the big guns to his ongoing feud with Matt Damon.
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She needs to win some hearts and minds before she pulls out the big guns.
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"Shoot the big guns as quickly as possible," was USA's main strategy, according to Oehrlein.
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All of the money saved would instead go to buying big guns and cool tanks.
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These medicines are the big guns that dermatologists turn to when nothing else has worked.
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"We're going to have to rely on the big guns: the fiscal bazooka," Brusuelas said.
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The fear that losing the Big Guns would hurt the bottom line hasn't come true.
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"The role called for holding big guns, and I had bony arms," Ms. McLeod said.
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Awake-Faking Eye CreamRestorsea Pro Line Blur Eye CreamThis is the big guns for crow's feet.
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It's a much larger mobile show, and all parties know that everyone's bringing the big guns.
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Ellen DeGeneres is calling in the big guns to settle a friendly debate with Reese Witherspoon.
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Using big guns, chickens have been fired at aircraft engines in safety tests since the 1950s.
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But that has been said of the big guns in England against Leicester all season long.
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If all else fails, I will pull out the big guns — lederhosen and Darth Vader impressions.
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Spanish big guns Garcia (64) and Jon Rahm (68) are three and four strokes behind respectively.
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Then Moscow smuggled its big guns into Ukraine, including a Buk surface-to-air missile system.
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Big guns like Ralph Lauren and Tommy Hilfiger no longer show men's wear in New York.
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Zoetrope is busting out the big guns for the project, offering backers props from the original film.
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When the skin around the nails starts to crack, it's time to pull out the big guns.
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The big guns came out when the US penalized some Russian oil and gas companies and banks.
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LONDON — To mark the 400th anniversary of William Shakespeare's death, Lego has broken out the big guns.
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Instead focus on the big guns in your arsenal like saving more, spending less and working longer.
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"Whatever it is, it's clearly serious enough that CMS is bringing out the big guns," Master says.
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So great for indie developers, but more challenging commercially for the big guns in terms of scale.
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"Isn't it a little early to be bringing out the big guns?" she wrote of Palin's tweet.
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China brings out the big guns of winter spirit every year in the northern city of Harbin.
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There will be blood and guts and big guns going boom and limbs and gore flying everywhere.
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Once mold and mildew have taken hold, you're going to need to bust out the big guns.
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Eventually the big guns came out when the US penalized some Russian oil and gas companies and banks.
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A second area in which tabletop experiments may beat the big guns is the search for dark matter.
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So the four teenagers who front Black Leaves of Envy stopped practicing and called in the big guns.
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Democratic convention Operation Make Hillary Likable -- otherwise known as the DNC -- brought out the big guns last night.
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So, Gad has gone back to the well one more time, and now he's unloading the big guns.
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Only time will tell what this will mean for small businesses that can't out-advertise the big guns.
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But maybe, just maybe, these two teams turn the big guns loose and we get some real fireworks.
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We called in the big guns — that is, some of the most in-demand makeup artists working today.
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Plus, the big guns in home networking are likely to adopt at least parts of the Eero approach.
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Which isn't to knock the Big Guns—but even the best of them get deafening after a while.
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Japan aren't the only supposedly second-rate team to upset the sport's big guns at a World Cup.
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But around back is where Samsung is pulling out the big guns, and this time, they are double barreled.
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To the surprise of many, it was the two big guns who went out while the Nordic sides progressed.
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Most of those violations were explosions from tanks and mortars, so the big guns are still in place. 4.
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Ubisoft brought out the big guns — quite literally and fantastically, at times — to start their E3 2017 press conference.
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Hillary Clinton pulled out the big guns ... from the Prez on down ... for the final night before the election.
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The three categories left -- categories one through three -- cover firearms, big guns such as cannons and howitzers, and munitions.
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"Complete team effort, but our big guns led the charge," Avalanche coach Jared Bednar told reporters after the win.
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The arsenal's big guns were used in every conflict from the Spanish American War through the Persian Gulf War.
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But there is a real sense that Mayweather is biding his time and hasn't fired his big guns yet.
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After I spent half an hour sewing the horn, I needed to call in the big guns: my wife.
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Back against the wall, Colbert decided to call in the big-guns: former Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi.
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Then, Gad brought in the big guns: Dame Judi Dench, who is also starring in Murder on the Orient Express.
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Bianca decides to pull out the big guns to make another play at Drewski, his relationship with Sky be damned.
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And he was "getting ready to drag up the big guns" to end the affair, Kick reported at the time.
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I called in the big guns for rehab — Olaplex, masks, pre-shampoo treatments — and they all made a major difference.
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While all that was happening, while Europe's big guns began to show their light, the Copa América faded into darkness.
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This year, ScHoolboy Q is releasing his second major label album, and already he's been bringing out the big guns.
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New York (CNN Business)The New York Federal Reserve is taking out the big guns to calm panicky financial markets.
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Brace yourselves, because North Korea is pulling out the big guns: They might start calling President Trump a "dotard" again.
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Arguably the most popular computer company in the US short of Apple, Dell always brings the big guns to CES.
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There are the usual big guns in there, too—For Honor, just recently, and that one with all the blood.
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Jeb Bush is bringing out the big guns in his push through South Carolina on the way to the state's primary.
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Sam's Club is pulling out the big guns for Mickey Mouse's 90th anniversary celebration with a new 3-tier buttercream cake!
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The exercise gives the forces a chance to practice working together, and for some Marines that means firing their big guns.
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And overall, the studio really pulled out the big guns when it came to casting the voice actors behind the characters.
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They calculated the firing ranges of big guns, controlled the distribution of magazines, kept accounts for corporations and automated banking transactions.
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Those are the moments you'll need to pull out the big guns, but it doesn't mean you have to dread getting dressed.
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The syndrome is now under investigation by the big guns in biomedicine, federal health agencies, and the US National Academies of Science.
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We all know the classic formula: doll + age + disrepair = nightmare juice, but the History Center has really brought out the big guns.
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" He said there are a lot of people who are very angry now, "with big guns, and more want to come in.
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Slack kickstarted the reboot of Yammer and Chatter a couple of years ago, and now the big guns are back and swinging.
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This time around, Hisense is bringing out the big guns, with a massive 100-inch Laser 4K TV as its flagship device.
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For the most part, the big guns — Google, Apple, Facebook — will win every time when it comes to attracting top Valley engineers.
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By Wednesday it was time for the big guns, and a non-stop set from eight hours in the presence of J.E.S.u.
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That's when you pull out the big guns and turn that stuffing into breaded and fried balls of cubed bread and sausage.
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But it's not necessary to wait all the way until Trump is crowned in Cleveland to start rolling out the big guns.
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Hoppert: He won the Lexington Stakes in April with a furious rally, but nothing suggests he can hang with the big guns.
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Internet experts say that you should not under any circumstances engage with them, because that's when they get out the big guns.
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The Mondo art house always brings out the big guns for annual San Diego Comic Con gatherings, and 2019 is no exception.
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The language of politics has always been aggressive, often drawing on military metaphors and analogies -- big guns, battles, victories and so on.
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Smaller companies such as Bragi, Kanoa, Earin, and Erato have already introduced such designs, but now the big guns are entering the fray.
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Democrats also made robo-calls using two of their party's own big guns - former President Barack Obama and former Vice President Joe Biden.
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"We wanted — the American women wanted — that win so bad, and they brought in all the big guns to train," she tells Refinery29.
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They'll have to hold out against the Belgian big guns, but don't rule out a historic semi-final against either Portugal or Poland.
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So it's bringing in the big guns, or rather, one big gun: the greatest to ever play the game of basketball -- Michael Jordan.
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And while those are the moments you'll need to pull out the big guns, it doesn't mean you have to dread getting dressed.
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If you're wondering ... Michigan's an open-carry state, and this isn't the first time we've seen the big guns out in clubs there.
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A worried Remain camp pressed Labour's big guns to push hard to convince its supporters of the merits of staying in the union.
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The games on demo, too, were fairly rudimentary, though the company does have a few months to roll out the big guns there.
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The Bachelor is hoping to be considered for an Emmy nomination and it's pulling out the big guns to curry favor with voters.
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Above all, I have a particular weakness for the big guns: the BFGs, the fusion cannons, the nukes, the Queens, the King Tigers.
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The Fed has pulled out its big guns, slashing interest rate targets to zero and announcing $700 billion worth of new quantitative easing.
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"All the big guns in the same power play, I kind of knew right away that it was going to work," Laine said.
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That is why smaller-scale narratives, from Jessica Jones to Ant-Man and the Wasp, selectively forget that the big guns are out there.
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That's a clump of immune proteins inside cells that activate one of the immune system's big guns, called interleukin 1 beta or IL-1B.
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CLIVE RAINBOWSpeen, Buckinghamshire "Bringing out the big guns" (March 2nd) correctly reported that "great power competition" has become the basis for American defence policy.
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To celebrate three decades of big guns (and even bigger shoulderpads), the company is releasing a gorgeous model of the original Space Marine design.
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But back when she was a teenager, she needed to bring in the big guns in order to learn how to master her look.
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Jillian Michaels has a real issue with her neighbor's pooches ... and it's gotten so bad she's called in the big guns to fix it.
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Nothing of similar magnitude came from White House big guns like Chief of Staff HR Haldeman or White House Domestic Affairs Adviser John Ehrlichman.
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Rubio's former Florida politics mentor has brought out the big guns, using George W. Bush and his mother, Barbara Bush, on the campaign trail.
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Cristiano Ronaldo has called in the big guns to increase his already blazing speed -- a guy nicknamed "King Feet" ... and the video is insane.
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Kris Jenner had some star power at one of her weekend birthday parties Friday night, but the big guns were nowhere to be seen.
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Kim Kardashian is pulling out even more big guns for her new security detail ... as if Pascal Duvier wasn't enough mountain of a man.
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She liked to fire the big guns, and her later pieces on writers like Melville and James lack the nimbleness of her earlier takes.
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"I cannot live off the crumbs left by the big guns, it's just not possible anymore," she added, referring to Australia's expanding supermarket giants.
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"Those are the big guns, and with increased use of them the worry is that that's leading to the bacteria that's broadly resistant," Mehrotra said.
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Jersey boys They've brought out the big guns in the search for Tom Brady's stolen Super Bowl jersey -- the Texas Rangers are on the case.
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With their help pioneers such as Arizona State University have been followed by big guns like Berkeley, Yale and Harvard, which focus on graduate education.
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And a lot of people—both customers and retailers—are saving up their big guns for Amazon Prime Day, our real national summer shopping holiday.
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There's this totally infuriating poster that drives me super-insane, and it's a picture of all the big guys in Montreal, all the big guns.
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Some days we need just a little light coverage (or can even go without), but other days we need to bring out the big guns.
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If your legs and arms are looking more grey than flesh-toned these days, then it's time to pull out the big guns: cocoa butter.
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The manufacturer immediately called in the big guns, Charles Henderson, global head of X-Force Red, a professional hacking team at IBM Security, for answers.
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And that means it's time to bring out the big guns, because only one movie franchise's memes can travel at point five past light speed.
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Chrissy Teigen, unofficial queen of social media, has a massive pimple on her chin and she's ready to bring in the big guns to help.
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Liam Hemsworth's busting out the big guns ... in wake of his ex, Miley Cyrus, publicly flaunting her new man, Cody Simpson, and his glorious abs.
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A day after the first rest day, the big guns were in no mood to take risks ahead of two more stages in the Alps.
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"You don't bring in the big guns unless you think the stakes are very high," said Matthew Stiegler, an appellate lawyer and the author of ThirdCircuitBlog.com.
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Microsoft is tired of getting beat in the education market, so it's pulling out the big guns: A custom version of Windows 10 streamlined for students.
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Yes, 58 people are dead and scores more injured because a sniper with enough big guns to arm an infantry squad unloaded on an outdoor concert.
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As you've undoubtedly heard by now, Kim whipped out the big guns this weekend, posting a Snapchat Story of a phone call between Kanye and Taylor.
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But while it differed in size and strategy from the big guns, Timurlengia helped lay down the evolutionary groundwork for the tyrannosaur family's exceptional sensory intelligence.
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Scared of losing Kelly to a successful doctor, Ryan pulls out the big guns and declares his love with the help of poetry and a horse.
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" That's pretty vague, so when we asked him to describe the season in five words, Luke stuck with the big guns: "Fun. Emotional. Growth. Rosé. Tiring!
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"But when you have people in an intimidating vehicle with bullet-proof vests and big guns, it can … serve to disrupt crime," another SafeParks speaker noted.
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Political power met economic power in a tag-team display of mutual appreciation as the big guns came out for the first day of Milan Fashion Week.
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Characters like Colt and Bull are typical gunslingers, with big guns and bigger hair, but from there things get strange, and move well beyond the Wild West.
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"Then, Cruz brought out the big guns, asking, "As CEO have you ever made hiring or firing decisions based on political positions or what candidates they supported?
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Heughan broke out the big guns, including all-caps, exclamation points, and big smile emojis galore, and Balfe was flattered by the praise, responding back: These two!
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They're perfect for the transitional season, from spring into summer, then all the way through 'til you start to bring the big guns out again next fall.
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"The exemption for ZTE is a good example that if the EU were to bring out the big guns...then it can negotiate exemptions," Mr Vaez says.
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With a new Camaro comes new versions of the Camaro — and now that all the base models are in place, Chevy is pulling out the big guns.
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Over the last few months, the Trump campaign has quietly brought out the big guns for winning over the public opinion: the women of the Trump family.
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And while he's picked up a lot of Democratic endorsements, he hasn't been backed by any big guns like Barack Obama — or any Clinton, for that matter.
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The tricky part of gathering your big guns behind the ramparts of "international rules-based order" is that no single set of rules was ever agreed upon.
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Porte was the best of the big guns in Wednesday's grueling mountain stage, dropping all the favorites but Froome with an attack inside the last two kilometers.
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Indeed, by fattening up CBS with Viacom she may even have manufactured a firm that will prove an irresistible prey for one of the industry's big guns.■
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The real villains aren't the terrorists or even the Obama administration; they're the egghead "intellectuals" who get in the way of the beefy dudes with big guns.
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They're an essential part of any routine year-round, but not all are made alike, and it's best to bring out the big guns this time of year.
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And while these stars aren't necessarily nominated for an award, they're taking their Grammys opportunity to catch our attention (before the big guns, like Beyoncé and Adele, arrive).
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Ideal for comic enthusiasts, it features the work of Andy Smith, a veteran artist who has worked for the big guns like Marvel, DC Comics, Disney, and more.
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One of the most powerful men in Texas is calling in the big guns to bring back Tom Brady's allegedly stolen Super Bowl jersey ... with the Lt. Gov.
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"They patrol the streets on foot and on vehicles, which they spray with black paint and have mounted big guns," said Norodin Garangan, 44, who escaped on Wednesday.
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It's developing a flu shot that prompts a person's immune system to bring out its big guns, like killer T-cells, rather than antibodies to fight the flu.
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In other racing, the big guns used experience and brawn in tough seas to recover from mistakes in the often mystifying puffs of early races in Guanabara Bay.
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Mr. Wang loves a bash and tends to call out the big guns to perform: Nicki Minaj, Foxy Brown and Lil Wayne have all played past Wang parties.
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With City leading 4-3 in the shootout, Leicester's two big guns, second-half substitutes Vardy and Riyad Mahrez, who both helped change the game's momentum, surprisingly misfired.
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He had to steel himself again on Christmas Eve for the arrival of the "big guns": two days of conditioning chemotherapy, headlined by a derivative of mustard gas.
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The second day again saw all the teams pile on the mileage, with big guns Ferrari and Mercedes focusing more on working through their programmes than outright speed.
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But given how the Mouse House has historically dominated the best animated feature category, it is a shock when one of its big guns doesn't get a nomination.
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It took all the elements of the old games — demons, big guns, heavy metal, and the iconic main character, "Doomguy" (seriously!) — and gave them a massive visual update.
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After starting with the words, "Listen, Wayne Rooney, he's finished mate" and getting an audible sigh of disdain in response, Rob decides to bring out the big guns.
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I have to admit, my hair was feeling drier than usual, so when my first wash day as a blonde baddie came around, I pulled out the big guns.
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The big guns WhatsApp and Facebook Messenger have in excess of one billion monthly users each, while Line has been stuck around the 200 million mark for some time.
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So they made the hard decision to pull out the big guns: A chainsaw, which was used to saw open the car, irredeemably damaging it, but saving the kitten.
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To treat visible flakes, however, Pullan recommends bringing in the big guns: "selenium sulfide, zinc pyrithione, [coal] tar, or anti-fungal agents such as fluconazole or ketoconazole," he says.
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It's convenient to use for medium-sized tasks — like cutting sandwiches — that are too big for a paring knife but don't need the big guns of a chef's knife.
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Following a fairly disappointing showing from Square Enix, Ubisoft brought out the big guns, including Assassin's Creed and Tom Clancy titles and a cameo by a beaming Shigeru Miyamoto.
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Then, all of that excitement was wrapped up in pulpy, pastiche aesthetics—a big hero with big guns who hates demons and wants to tear out their big guts.
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It's worth noting that a lot of the major TikTokers do just fine with the in-app features, while others pull out the big guns like Adobe Creative Suite.
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"You need to show up ... get all your big guns out because it's such a big opportunity," said a fourth banking source, who also did not want to be named.
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Baucus emphasized that China's decision to devalue its currency marks a significant turning point for China, which he said is "bringing out the big guns" and could presage further decreases.
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But the guys from deep in the heart aren't slacking either, bringing out the big guns -- Kate Upton -- and the WAGS of OF Jake Marisnick, Tony Kemp and Carlos Correa.
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Are we really to believe the Taliban have not learned any lessons from that experience; that coddling terrorists is a great way to attract America's big guns on your movement?
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To find out, we called in the big guns: S. Manjula Jegasothy, MD, a Miami-based dermatologist, and Randy Schueller, a cosmetic chemist and co-founder of The Beauty Brains.
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While many debate their right to carry big guns or their complicity in the gun epidemic, Mr. Brownell is, it seems, the only one who does not need to answer.
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Its hard-working, unaffected dancers have been presenting repertory gems and worthwhile curios overlooked by major troupes, alongside new works by choreographers sometimes also unjustly neglected by the big guns.
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In a PSA for Draw the Line, a campaign for protecting reproductive rights, Streep was brought in as the "big guns" to encourage people to spread the word about the campaign.
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To the contrary, the market right now resembles a baseball team hanging onto a few aging stars: The rest of the starters may be shining, but the big guns depress performance.
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Lena Headey has pulled out the big guns in her custody war -- passing a letter to the judge from the "Game of Thrones" Executive Producer demanding her presence on the set.
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Britain's Andy Murray is the exception amongst the big guns, shouldering an enormous burden for his country in recent years, including winning the trophy almost single handedly last year in Belgium.
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We're talking the big guns — CNBC, Bloomberg, Forbes, Financial Times — alongside TechCrunch writers, scouring the floor looking for stories about fascinating founders, emerging tech trends or maybe even a future unicorn.
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US officers in fatigues holding big guns escorted Palma over the foot bridge linking Brownsville in Texas to the Mexican city of Matamoros in the state of Tamaulipas on Wednesday afternoon.
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As trolls become the internet norm, the media world is pulling out the big guns to overthrow them, arming AI with contextual understanding and advanced intelligence, and empowering communities to fight back.
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What sets these images apart are the smiling tourists in their running sneakers and fanny packs, cameras in hand to capture the action and, in some images, shooting the big guns themselves.
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To signal its investment in this business, Google brought out the big guns: SVP of Google Cloud Diane Greene spoke, of course, alongside CEO Sundar Pichai and Alphabet's executive chairman Eric Schmidt.
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LHP Jon Lester (1-1) compensated for a tight strike zone to finally get his first victory while the bottom and top of the Cubs order provided the big guns on Tuesday.
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Perhaps the most remarked-upon feature of Super Bowl City, aside from its boundaries and fences and checkpoints, was all the security, police, and military personnel, and all their great big guns.
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Is making do enough, or is there an honest way to prosper in a country with law, but no justice, where the corrupt police have jaunty berets, big guns and slippery loyalties?
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I can certainly count back to certain tweets that just blew up and seemed to gain me a big jump after being retweeted by celebrities or the big guns of joke Twitter.
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Republicans called in the big guns to Kansas this week, hoping to ensure they win the first congressional race of the Trump era on Tuesday — a race that has become surprisingly close. Sen.
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As the trolls become the internet norm, the media world is pulling out the big guns to overthrow them, arming AI with contextual understanding and advanced intelligence and empowering communities to fight back.
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"They came in with big guns and balaclavas," said the woman, who is one of the 726 victims and who spoke on the condition that her name not be published for safety reasons.
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So if you're struggling with a barely-there set of arches, consider this a reminder to do your due diligence and find yourself a qualified technician before bringing in the big guns (literally).
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Nintendo came out with the big guns for its pre-recorded E3 conference this morning, delivering updates on a couple of veteran franchises while also bringing some new titles to its Switch console.
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Uber is looking for a chief operating officer to work alongside embattled CEO Travis Kalanick and the ride-hailing start-up has called in the big guns — Silicon Valley recruiting powerhouse Heidrick & Struggles.
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The families of Jenni Rivera's entourage members killed in her plane crash are tired of waiting for the multimillion dollar judgment they were awarded, so they've called in the big guns to collect.
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Any attempt to wipe out the merger made by the state would likely be challenged in court by Charter, but the state appears to be pulling out the big guns by making the threat.
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The Hamilton memes that everyone came up with in response were embarrassingly repetitive riffs on an already played-out cultural object, but who needs to pull out the comedy big guns when they're celebrating?
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So she whipped out the big guns, telling the cops she was a "very clean, thoroughbred, white girl"—because a little bit of implicit racism is a surefire get-out-of-jail-free card.
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At first glance, we see typical war imagery: explosions, big guns, tons of ammunition shells, armed services members in the midst of military operations, and local civilians trying to stay clear of the fighting.
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Facebook is also signaling its seriousness by sending in the big guns to make its case: Chief Operating Officer Sheryl Sandberg is in Los Angeles this week, chatting up talent agencies about her plans.
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He is one of the big guns who will be hoping to fare well in the 37.5-km undulating time-trial in the 13th stage where he can gain time on Contador and Quintana.
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I spent my points on stealth and melee abilities while my partner focused on big guns and strength based powers that let him smash through doors and crush Nazis from above for massive damage.
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M.H.: This speedy colt has been going toe to toe with the big guns in California, and his fourth-place Santa Anita effort in the slop is not the best indicator of his ability.
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New York's big guns are the nation's most profitable law firms — the economic engine of the industry — but they are hardly driving progress when it comes to including women and minorities in their ranks.
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Bilzerian -- famous Instagram lover of hot chicks, big guns and fast cars -- was leaving The Nice Guy with Chris Brown Monday night when we asked about Clinton leasing his jet for her press corps.
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Days after President Trump launched 59 Tomahawk missiles at Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's airbase, the administration sent the big guns out to the Sunday morning talk shows to defend and explain the action.
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Bring out the breakout-zapping big guns with these best-in-class masks — now, if only they'd been around when you were 14 and relying on an expired tube of cream your mom gave you.
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This season, when holding two metal spoons to your face just isn't cutting it (and those three glasses of Merlot are showing), you have to call in the big guns: a heavy-duty eye cream.
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With the 76ers up 3 games to 1 ... Joel Embiid is calling in the big guns for help -- making a surprise appearance at a Philly-area church Sunday night in his team warm-up pants.
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In a game that was otherwise meaningless for the Spurs, coach Gregg Popovich elected to leave most of his big guns home as Kawhi Leonard, LaMarcus Aldridge and Pau Gasol were given the night off.
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And then Roxy Music's "More Than This" kicks in, and it feels like we're right back in season one, when The Americans had enough of a pop music budget to pull out the big guns.
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But when you need to phone a friend to zap a pesky pimple and can't make it to a dermatologist to pull out the big guns (hello, cortisone shot), acne patches are the real MVP.
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If you don't get those guys out then, the outs in the latter innings don't mean nearly as much, so what's the point in saving the big guns for a situation that may never come?
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Up front, the prime real estate belonged to the big guns in health data: The booths of Optum, IBM Watson Health and LexisNexis stretched toward the ceiling, with flat screen monitors and some comfy seating.
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Future-world settings, big guns, bigger robots: it'd be easy for someone like, say, my dad, or even my wife to check out a screenshot from each and assume them to be the same game.
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The question came up after Rihanna dared Paulson to ask a really "fucked up" question — and the American Horror Story star brought the big guns and started probing about her Ocean's 8 co-star's love life.
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Getty (2) Rooney Mara, the current queen of intricate updos, brought out the big guns with her knotted braids, designed by the star's mane man, celebrity hairstylist Adir Abergel, to the Critics' Choice Awards Sunday night.
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The 10-year-old and his friends were hanging at Mar-a-Lago over the Thanksgiving weekend, and the lawn was fully covered by several badasses with BIG guns -- by sea, ground and, we're guessing, air.
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Jamie rang in the big 5-0 Wednesday night at Paramount Pictures Studios with a straight-up concert, and he brought out the big guns with guys like Ice Cube, Snoop Dogg, Ludacris and Too Short.
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Well, you might want to sit down for this one because for day 15, Love is pulling out the big guns, enlisting not only Ciara, but also a unicorn, and a very special cameo from Keyboard Cat.
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But this week's armed standoff at a federal wildlife sanctuary in eastern Oregon is showing how far a small, determined band of antigovernment zealots with lots of big guns will go to make their potentially deadly point.
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Hong Kong (CNN)The Chinese air force saved the big guns for last at its biennial Zhuhai air show, flying its new stealth fighters with full missile loads Sunday for the first time in a public display.
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Palin also accused the production team of "purposefully" dropping herself and her daughter off at the wrong airport, and causing them to miss their flights back to Alaska from D.C. Finally, Palin brought out the big guns.
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Some White House big guns on tax reform appeared at events on Capitol Hill, happy for now to push to keep the process moving and careful not to quibble about the particulars of the legislation just yet.
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To celebrate the start of another summer's worth of events at the Prince of Wales in Brixton, they're bringing over two seriously big guns: the legendary NYC disco king Danny Krivit and Local Talk boss Mad Mats.
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I've got to take note of their band photos, too; whereas most bands are content to shuffle over in front of a wall and take a few blurry snaps, Uada's pulled out the visual big guns here.
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Laquan Parrish (also known as Maddog and Quanzaa), Andre Bent (also known as Dula), and Aaron Rodriguez (also known as Gunz and Cita) were the gang's "Big Guns," and they recruited new members, according to the indictment.
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At the same time, those entering the streaming wars appear equally determined to bring their big guns to bear to help launch these services, or in Netflix and Amazon's cases, build, sustain them and protect their turf.
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But of course, since this is the most fashionable event on the style social calendar, it might be the perfect time to bring out the big guns: the most over-the-top couture wedding gowns on the runways.
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Wales, who put in an encouraging performance in their 39-21 defeat in the first test against the All Blacks last weekend, brought on big guns Toby Faletau and Jamie Roberts to try and turn the match around.
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To face the unpredictable toggle between stinging winds and skin-stripping dry indoor heat, one must bring in the big guns: a formula that packs enough hydration to stand up to the elements, without leaving a greasy sheen.
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Meantime, the USS Zumwalt warship is expected to arrive in San Diego by the end of the year and a decision on new ammunition for the ship's big guns is likely to be made by the Trump administration.
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That meant that he could have been a danger for the big guns in the final week of the Tour providing he had been able to hang on with the best in the opening part of the race.
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Two of the most significant contributors were frontmen Johnny Gioeli of Hardline and Ted Poley of Danger Danger, who both enjoyed cult success and spins on MTV, but never upheld the consistent stardom of the genre's big guns.
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Getting 213 saves from goaltender Pekka Rinne and clutch play from most of their big guns, Nashville earned their first win in the best-of-seven Western Conference semi-finals with a 25-143 verdict at Bridgestone Arena.
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In his early career Murray came to realize that he was physically unable to compete and set about a fitness regime that eventually meant he could stand toe to toe with the big guns through tough five-setters.
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BRIGHT SPOTS It is not just the big guns suffering, with pain also being felt among niche players such as British greeting card retailer Card Factory, which said it expected lower annual earnings, sending its shares down 17%.
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Since then the titan has devised various marketing gimmicks — including its annual Black Friday campaign — to lure shoppers, but the business was never able to establish a commanding position in China, where big guns like Alibaba and JD.com dominate.
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And earlier today Vice President Mike Pence became the latest administration official, when the number two comes into the defense you know they&aposre bringing the big guns, to draw a line in the sand against the onslaught, listen.
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Having already wound the populace up to fever pitch with a barrage of nationalist propaganda, China was expected to pull out the rhetorical big guns when it reacted to The Hague's decision on rights to the South China Sea.
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Fans voiced criticism on social media, unhappy at the lack of desire to maintain momentum, but when they look at the wall charts, and those big guns that have been potentially avoided, any discontent will likely be short-lived.
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"Our two big guns showed up like they should," Georgia coach Mark Fox told reporters afterward in referring to Maten (who is averaging 21.7 points and 9.3 rebounds per game) and Frazier (who is scoring 383 points per contest).
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After an early own goal by Mario Mandzukic France's big guns delivered on the biggest stage of all as Antoine Griezmann - with a penalty awarded after a VAR review - Paul Pogba and teenage tyro Kylian Mbappe hit the target.
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Some of the biggest stars are spending their downtime getting pumped up and are happy to show off what they've been working out -- and when it comes to social media ... these jacked stars are bringing out the big guns!
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Early on the morning of May 28, a gray car pulled up on Walnut Street, several teenage witnesses told a Times reporter, and men with big guns got out and started firing at other young men on a porch.
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Long-shot Homa silenced a battalion of big guns, proving remarkably steady under pressure as he shot a four-under-par 67 at Quail Hollow to clinch his first victory on the PGA Tour in his 69th career start.
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The move turned out to be part a wave of hires by outsized tech companies to bring in financial big guns, ushering in a different wave of thinking as these businesses increasingly interfaced with the finance world as large, multinational businesses.
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The 33-year-old, who is vying to become the first Muslim governor in the history of the United States, has brought the big guns to the Wolverine State in recent days — packing up events with the likes of Vermont Sen.
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Don't get it twisted ... Tity Boi is a LEGIT athlete -- he played college basketball at Alabama State -- but after spending months in a wheelchair with a broken leg, he's called in the big guns to make sure he's ready for Snoop.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Big guns Bradley Wiggins and Mark Cavendish will bolster the British team for next month's Olympic track cycling program but the powerhouse nation will have its work cut out repeating the supremacy of four years ago in London.
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It's an all-new beginning for Superman, Batman, and DC's other big guns in this budget (80 pages for $2.99) special issue that sets in motion a relaunch for all of the publisher's superhero comics over the next few months.
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In response, Airbnb quickly brought in some big guns from the civil rights world, such as former U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder and ex-ACLU Washington chiefLaura Murphy, and convened a task force to get to work on the issue.
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In response, Airbnb quickly brought in some big guns from the civil rights world, such as former U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder and ex-ACLU Washington chief Laura Murphy, and convened a task force to get to work on the issue.
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The Washington Nationals' big guns were electric on the mound in the first two games of their series against the visiting San Diego Padres, and youngster Joe Ross will attempt to follow suit in the finale of the set Sunday afternoon.
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Lacking the same arsenal of big guns as some other entertainment companies launching streaming services, CBS has been very shrewd about leveraging the genre-friendly titles that it controls, from "Star Trek: Discovery" to this, the granddaddy of all anthology series.
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Why it matters: The Republican nerves are showing; Kansas' 4th should be safe for the GOP — it's home to Koch Industries and party mega-donor Charles Koch — but they're still pulling in the big guns, including Mike Pence, Ted Cruz and now Trump.
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ERIN, Wisconsin (Reuters) - American Rickie Fowler tamed Erin Hills to claim the first-round lead at the U.S. Open on Thursday, making the so-called toughest test in golf look easy with a record-equalling display while the big guns failed to fire.
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Why it matters: The IRGC is likely warning the protests must stop and "if they don't, the big guns will come out," Mara Karlin a Brookings fellow who has served in national security roles for five U.S. secretaries of defense, tells Axios.
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So with prices of VR headsets now plummeting and big guns like the Oculus Rift and HTC Vive finally up for public consumption, might these therapies one day evolve into a mass-market method of treatment, to pick up from Superdrug, or Boots?
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"Well, the big guns, first of all, are the same guns the enemy has, and that people that can break into your home or do what this maniac did over the weekend," he said, referencing last week's mass shooting in Orlando, Fla.
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FONTENAY-LE-COMTE, France (Reuters) - It was supposed to be a relatively quiet day for the overall contenders on the Tour de France, but defending champion Chris Froome and other big guns lost significant ground in a nervy finale to Saturday's opening stage.
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If you're a luxury-handbag hound on the hunt for one of the big guns (Gucci, Bottega Veneta, et al) at a sweet secondhand price, you may have found yourself scrolling through the Authenticate section of the vast resale marketplace that is eBay.
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But if you want to bring out the big guns, Dr. Zeichner says that resurfacing lasers like Fraxel are extremely effective in improving the tone and texture of damaged skin — and they may even reduce your chances of developing skin cancers in the future.
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On Thursday night, he pulled out the big guns, releasing secret tapes of pre-interview conversations with Kelly in which she stated, "I'm not looking to portray you as some kind of bogeyman" and promised to run the clips past Jones before airing them.
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A rushed process Electronic tracking is one of the big guns in the ISA arsenal, allowing it to monitor the movement of terrorists in Israel and the West Bank, giving the secretive agency a picture of someone's daily activity, personal contacts, movement, and more.
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SOUTHAMPTON, England (Reuters) - England underlined their attacking flair with another five-goal salvo on Tuesday but the way 120th-ranked Kosovo sliced through their defence will not have gone unnoticed by the big guns they are likely to face in next year's European Championship.
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CreditCreditIllustration by Louise Pomeroy Ten days removed from the still-fresh shock of Donald Trump's election, around lunchtime on a Friday, I navigated the jagged lines of steel barriers, police officers and Secret Service battalions with big dogs and big guns surrounding Trump Tower.
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No, not because we'll finally find out who Ben Higgins chooses (#TeamJoJo for the record), but because this is when the two remaining contestants pull out the fashion big guns — usually in the form of a floor-length strapless or sweetheart gown — for the final rose ceremony.
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We made a quick guide to get you ready for these busy next couple of days: (Tip: We'll also be streaming the big events.) Friday: Big guns at the National Rifle Association As far as guest speakers go, you can't get much bigger than the POTUS.
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But if Sonic seriously wants to pull out all the stops and go all-in on the "hip to be a square" thing, they'll really do Coachella attendees a favor and bust out the big guns to book Huey Lewis and The News as a surprise guest.
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As the blackness slithers out from Jackie, strangling and stabbing and consuming the hearts of so many fallen foes, so Patton croaks and belches, arming the game with a greater, skin-prickling menace than all of its bad guys with big guns combined could never add up to.
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The Fourth of July weekend is a veritable gold mine for Instagram content, but let's be real for a sec: Everyone and their brother is going to post an ~aRtSy~ picture of some pyrotechnics, so unless you bring out the big guns, yours will just get lost in people's feeds.
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VALLOIRE, France (Reuters) - Frenchman Julian Alaphilippe cracked at the top of the ascent to the Col du Galibier on Thursday, but a high-speed final descent in the 18th stage helped him regain contact with most of the big guns and retain the overall lead in the Tour de France.
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If the Great Recession taught us nothing else, it taught us that an economy with taxing power big enough to save its financial sector and a government willing to use the big guns of its central bank was the sine qua non for saving those banks and their foolish commitments.
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FROM NON-ENTITY TO SERIOUS PLAYER At a figure getting fairly close to 1.63,000 bpd, the United States would likely become China's seventh largest supplier of crude, something that becomes much more than just a nuisance as far as the big guns of Saudi Arabia, Russia, Angola, Iran and Iraq are concerned.
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That means Amazon will have to play ball with the big guns that often create favorable contracts for themselves, or "Amazon needs to buy a PBM (which is possible) to have a meaningful impact on market share," Ann Hynes of investment bank Mizuho Securities USA wrote in a note to Wall Street.
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That description would seem to apply to the president's sons, who are really fond of showing off photos of themselves posing alongside dead exotic wildlife, but hey—surely that or Zinke's attachment to a vision of conservation that puts its fetish for big guns first couldn't have played a role in this decision, right?
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Because as much as the show tried to remind us that Eugene (also irredeemable; despite helping Gabriel and Dr. What's-His-Face escape) made the Saviors' improbable escape happen, it's undeniable that Daryl, Tara, and Morgan should have stuck around the Sanctuary with really big guns to make sure this exact thing didn't happen.
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All were fresh from the first stage of Joint Sea 2017, a Russian-Chinese naval exercise that Chinese media boasted included live-firing of big guns in the Baltic Sea, which borders five of America's NATO allies, and was designed at least in part to showcase the cream of both nations' seaborne military might.
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Q2 is in full swing and the big guns are coming all the way out, a trend continuing with the announcement that Lykke Li, high priestess of Cool Pop™, will release her next full-length record, so sad so sexy (what else was it ever really going to be called?) on June 8.
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But those who want to pull out the big guns to address the issue may also benefit from undergoing a combination of in-office treatments, like radio frequency, laser (such as Fraxel), or skin tightening (like Ulthera), which Dr. Jegasothy says has successfully tightened eyelid skin in as many as 80% of her patients who were treated with it.
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In this course, you'll get expert advice on how to score a meeting with anyone, learn the secret to navigating corporate politics and interacting with the big guns, gain tips on how to lead with confidence, and explore a litany of the best management and sales practices, all from a man who's raised over $1 billion during his career.
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" Noticing the large feline was undeterred by her escalating tactics she decided to go for the big guns: playing Metallica's 1991 track "Don't Tread On Me." She tells the publication, "I thought it was the noisiest thing on my phone that would probably scare it, that was also the message I wanted to convey to the cougar.
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The DNC isn't even trying to win a surprisingly competitive Congressional race in Kansas The DNC isn't even trying to win a surprisingly competitive Congressional race in Kansas Republicans called in the big guns to Kansas this week, hoping to ensure they win the first congressional race of the Trump era on Tuesday — a race that has become surprisingly close. Sen.
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Getting North Korea to agree to move at least some of its big guns away from the border will likely be a key topic of negotiations in the months ahead, particularly now that the U.S. and South Korea have agreed to halt their next set of annual war games, which never fail to outrage the North and heighten tensions on the peninsula.
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Read more: The destroyer Zumwalt's big guns don't have any ammo, and the Navy may ditch them entirely because they don't even work rightThe Zumwalt's warfighting mission, given its gun problems, has since changed from naval surface fire support, a mission consistent with the battleships of naval warfare decades earlier, to surface strike, targeting enemy ships and some land targets with missiles.
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Russia election meddling The White House yesterday trotted out some big guns -- Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats, Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen, national security adviser John Bolton, FBI Director Chris Wray -- to relay a powerful message: The Russians are still interfering in the US election system and want to mess with the midterm elections, but we're going to stop them.
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Under the Roof To the Editor: Having just finished reading Gay Talese's little black comedy, "The Voyeur's Motel," I am glad the Book Review saw fit to pull in the big guns of the media detective Jack Shafer to review it (July 17), providing his valiant attempt to stop the oozing slime of noxious human conduct from leaking back into the very society whence it came.
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What did we really know of plastic spirals in the sea bigger than whole countries, we had never swirled in one ourselves, as a fish might do, a sea urchin, a whole family of eels, did we wish to be invincible, using what we wanted, discarding what we didn't, as in wars, whole cities and nations crumpled after our tanks and big guns pull out?
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A recent Washington Post Magazine feature about Instagram's tactical community spent significant time with Black Rifle Coffee company owner Mat Best, who has established his brand not just by brewing coffee and firing big guns but by writing himself into YouTube sketches that paint a picture of an affable but hapless husband, engaged in a goofy domestic tug-of-war over whether and when he can get some.
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After the first wave of battle, Gabriel is (presumably) still stuck in a trailer with Negan, Hilltop is overloaded with Saviors, Morgan is nuts, Ezekiel, Carol, and their soldiers are being sprayed with gunfire in the woods, and Rick and Daryl will probably keep looking for the Saviors' big guns, since they found a rogue Savior in the woods who informed them that they'd been moved the day before the fight.
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When New Jersey's Warren Township Communications received a call about the stuck dog, according to a press release, fire chief Mark Russo quickly responded and decided to call out the big guns: the Warren Township Fire Department, along with the rescue truck and manpower from Mount Bethel Fire Company, as well as the all-terrain brush unit and manpower from Mt. Horeb Fire Company, plus personnel from the Community Fire Company were needed on the scene — STAT!
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There's Quentin Tarantino's Once Upon A Time In Hollywood, about a Western star past his prime (Leonardo DiCaprio) and his gruff stuntman sidekick (Brad Pitt); The Irishman, Martin Scorsese's gangster elegy starring big guns Robert DeNiro, Al Pacino, and Joe Pesci; Ad Astra, James Gray's space epic about sad astronaut Roy McBride's (also Pitt) search for his father; Joker, Todd Phillips' origin story starring Joaquin Phoenix as failed wannabe comedian Arthur Fleck; James Mangold's Ford vs.
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Which congressional leaders are involved -- the big guns: Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.), Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellPelosi, Schumer press for gun screenings as Trump inches away The malware election: Returning to paper ballots only way to prevent hacking First House Republican backs bill banning assault weapons MORE (R-Ky.), Senate Minority Leader Charles SchumerCharles (Chuck) Ellis SchumerJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Lewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Appropriators warn White House against clawing back foreign aid MORE (D-N.
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