It's now officially gone global, blanketing NASA's rovers in dust.
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The smoke drifted nearly 703 miles southeast, blanketing New Delhi.
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We really want to expand aggressively, blanketing the country with Instacart.
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Others lit red flares, blanketing sections of the parade with smoke.
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Officials warn that thick smoke blanketing neighborhoods is creating unhealthy conditions.
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But now you envision bacteria and pesticides blanketing his carrot snacks.
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Blanketing all are stagnant or declining wages and vanishing job benefits.
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Despite thick snow blanketing the city, there was a full house.
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Outside your window, a small spring snowstorm is busy blanketing our region.
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Heavy charcoal-like ash rained down on towns and villages, blanketing everything.
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With these key partnerships, we truly are blanketing the world with smart location.
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Illusive's technology lures hackers by blanketing a company's network with booby-trapped data.
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What they discovered was a lot of frozen water blanketing little Pluto's surface.
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I can imagine that transgender people endure similar struggles, blanketing their true persona.
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In total, AAN has spent $11 million blanketing the airwaves in 30 districts.
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Instead of blanketing those areas with pesticides, Oxitec's mosquitoes could tamp down local populations.
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Ice sheets blanketing roads and driveways have allowed residents to skate in the streets.
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Thile Kreider posted an Instagram video of the snow blanketing her yard in Manheim.
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Mr. Bloomberg is blanketing airwaves with an advertisement on his own health care record.
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Its aim of blanketing the world in hail-able cars remains complex and daunting.
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Japanese convenience stores are a unique institution, with several ubiquitous chains blanketing the country.
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"He's blanketing the airwaves," said Patrick Murray, director of the Monmouth University Polling Institute.
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It's everywhere — on our lawns, peaking around the side of streets, blanketing golf courses.
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Christie—who were blanketing television with vicious attack ads in the months before the primary.
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The short version: augmented reality blanketing a digital layer over everything you see and touch.
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The management company then sent someone to fumigate the apartment, blanketing it in white powder.
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That should provide some comfort to those alarmed by the extreme calm blanketing today's market.
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Several influential African-Americans are blanketing Alabama for Jones in the final weekend of campaigning.
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Presidential hopefuls are already blanketing television airwaves, and campaign mailers are arriving by the dozens.
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Bloomberg is blanketing the airwaves with slick ads and glamouring liberals into amnesia and acquiescence.
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So, he wants everyone else occupied with the smoke and ash blanketing the Golden State.
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From rising titans blanketing your screens with ads to a failed combination, what went wrong?
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But with similarly negative ads blanketing the airwaves, voters appear to have tuned this one out.
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Last year was particularly bad, with more than 20 million tons of Sargassum blanketing the Atlantic.
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Those figures, and the images of children blanketing cable news, triggered a fury beginning last week.
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You look up and see a brilliant bed of stars above you, blanketing totally foreign sky.
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"This massive campaign of blanketing the Hill, that is the wrong way to go," he said.
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Now sprinkle your salt over your note, and picture the salt glowing softly, blanketing the paper.
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Everything — and everyone — is cold and isolated, the snow blanketing the evil just beneath the surface.
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The lake has been unusually balmy and cloudy, with thick mats of algae blanketing the shoreline.
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Buttigieg's campaign, meanwhile, announced a flurry of events with the candidate blanketing the state next week.
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It was particularly memorable since along with a heavy blanketing of snow, there was thunder, too.
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With snow blanketing Colorado, a number of local and state government offices there also shut down.
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On the other, the essential work of discrimination is lost in a blanketing cloud of nostalgia.
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But since this summer, she's been frustrated by the constant stream of political ads blanketing the airwaves.
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Since then, it's grown to an estimated 239 square miles, blanketing roughly a third of the lake.
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Image via AMAM for the Lexus Design AwardAs a civilization we are blanketing our planet with plastic.
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They point to the thick layer of polluting oil sludge blanketing the shoreline of evidence of neglect.
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This means dozens of Democrats will likely see attack ads and mailers blanketing their districts this October.
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There was just one-half inch blanketing New York's LaGuardia Airport and John F. Kennedy International Airport.
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Blanketing countries from China to Mexico with import duties would be a tall order without congressional approval.
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TV showed thick, dark smoke blanketing the area, with ash falling kilometers away, blown by strong winds.
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The Conservatives spent huge amounts on blanketing Facebook with under-the-radar anti-Corbyn videos and posters.
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On Friday, Venus floats on to Cancer, blanketing the world in cozy, intimate vibes until July 12.
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And heavy ash could fall, blanketing areas up to five feet deep even miles from Mount Agung.
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The major fires now blanketing Sydney in smoke started early, within days of the last California blazes.
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As the scene stretched on, one dot after another appeared, blanketing one of the world's most populous cities.
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Snow walloped Seattle overnight, with two inches of it blanketing parts of the city by 3:30 a.m.
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But while they will emerge in biblical numbers, they'll be blanketing only a small slice of the country.
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Aquila will fly for 90 days at a time, blanketing a 60-mile wide area with internet access.
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Video footage from the village of Aitoliko shows a 300-meter-long (1,000 feet) web blanketing the shoreline.
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That is the mirror opposite of carpet bombing, which is an indiscriminate attack blanketing an area with explosives.
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And as you get closer, the black funnels become a ceiling, blanketing Qayyarah's homes and businesses like night.
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"Thick smoke suddenly emerged, blanketing the cabin," said survivor Ardi who was being treated in a Jakarta hospital.
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All trades were performed on slips of paper that would end up blanketing the floor by mid-morning.
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It's harvested from bees that pollinate the lavender plants blanketing the mountainsides in Spain and Portugal in May.
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The blanketing sweetness that covered up the spices in several dishes caused me to write the place off.
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High School Students Are Blanketing My Block in Litter Getting teenagers to clean up after themselves isn't easy.
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Bloomberg will make his debut on the ballot Tuesday after blanketing the country with high-dollar ad buys.
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Often, Kay will find herself shrouded in shadows or subject to dark clouds blanketing the city with rain.
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Colin Allred of Texas, who has endorsed Biden, said he had "absolutely" seen Bloomberg's ads blanketing his state.
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Mr. Bloomberg has been preparing for it by blanketing the country with ads on an extraordinary scale. 4.
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Of that, $12.4 million has already been spent blanketing the airwaves with television ads, hiring consultants and sending mailers.
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Tens of thousands of acres of seagrass wilted and died, blanketing the estuary in a plume of yellow sulfide.
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And as such, the company is more interested in delivering a premium product than it is blanketing the market.
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Both candidates are blanketing the state in the closing days of the first-in-the-nation caucus -- that's obvious.
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Page has been blanketing the airwaves to say he's the subject of a witch hunt and a smear campaign.
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The campaign cut an ad promoting Haley's endorsement within hours of her decision, blanketing the state with her endorsement.
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The National Weather Service reported heavy vog, or volcanic smog, blanketing the inner and southern parts of the island.
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In television ads blanketing the airwaves, Democrats paint Coffman in grainy black and white footage as a Trump puppet.
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Dozens swam out to sea despite rough weather to escape the intense heat and choking smoke blanketing the area.
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I fought against what was blanketing me like a huge sleep, but my body just got heavier and heavier.
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A bevy of conservative groups have also sunk millions into blanketing the district with advertising leading up to the race.
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The carrier's map would have you believe it's done an impressive job of blanketing sections of New York with 210G.
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I had visions of him blanketing his pumpkin soup, his ribeye, his egg and bacon roll, with heaps of sodium.
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In many wrecks around Florida, for instance, seagrass functions as an anchor, holding sediment in place and blanketing fragile timbers.
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Massive storms like the one blanketing much of the East Coast can be make or break for a politician's career.
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Incandescent shards of glassy lava blast in all directions, blanketing the surroundings in translucent, sharp fragments of newly forged Earth.
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Unusually frigid conditions swept parts of Japan in January, with snow blanketing Tokyo at one point later in the month.
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The Pacers ramped up their defense in the second half, blanketing the perimeter and forcing Brooklyn to attack the paint.
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Officials warned that Agung could project hot gases, lava fragments and blanketing ash up to six miles away in minutes.
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Her father beamed at the bright green shoots blanketing the flooded fields and credited his luck to the auspicious timing.
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A blizzard that started Saturday evening descended on Iran, blanketing large parts of the country and taking everyone by surprise.
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Blanketing the airwaves and the internet with propaganda may foster the appearance of conformity, but it also hides public disenchantment.
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On December 26 and 27, a blizzard rocked New York, blanketing the city in up to 29 inches of snow.
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Tursunay Ziyawudun was free — but the beauty of the soft snowfall blanketing the farmland only made her empty and sad.
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Blanketing every open job that you're remotely qualified for with the same resume isn't likely to be a successful strategy.
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Let&aposs talk sweet, sweet buttered brioche bun blanketing a sizzling, sauced-up core of the things I mentioned before.
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The complete set includes 120 grams of 14-karat rose gold and 40 carats of VVS diamonds blanketing the pendant.
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The Volcan de Fuego exploded in hail of ash and molten rock blanketing nearby villages with heavy ash at around noon.
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Is the big one about to blow, blanketing the U.S. with ash and sending the Earth into a volcanic ice age?
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Uncontrolled wildfires are raging through the drought-stricken South, blanketing multiple states in haze as firefighters race to temper the flames.
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Kelp forests are a bastion of marine biodiversity, blanketing roughly a quarter of our planet's coastlines at temperate and polar latitudes.
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SpaceX has a green light from the FCC to launch a network of thousands of satellites blanketing the globe with broadband.
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Smog from the fires is blanketing much of Siberia, from Kazakhstan to the Bering Sea, with carbon monoxide and other nasties.
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With the CDT, he formed a coalition to eradicate the spyware that was blanketing people's computer screens with pop-up ads.
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I craved the wide-open vistas of the blue bays of home; the clean, white swaths of snow blanketing expansive fields.
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Bloomberg ignored those states entirely and is blanketing the bigger, more expensive states that vote later in the primary with ads.
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The mayor has also spent millions on television, too, blanketing the airwaves with ads looking to introduce himself to the electorate.
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Travelers were encouraged to stay off the roads, with as much as a foot of snow blanketing Northern California and Oregon.
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Joey Hansen, 29, left work early around noon on Monday due to weather conditions, as a winter storm was blanketing Manhattan.
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"I want the work to embody the franticness, the composure, the hysteria, and the resultant blanketing of it all," she says.
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As Nichols explained, the sphagnum mosses blanketing many northern peatlands host bacteria that convert methane into CO2 before it escapes the ground.
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I don't know about you guys, but I have missed David Attenborough's voice blanketing me with the wonders of the natural world.
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A hot, humid air mass is blanketing much of the mid-Atlantic and Southeast United States, according to the National Weather Service.
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But the sisters said they could not abide the idea of houses blanketing the 30 acres that would soon become state parkland.
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Trump has made China central to his strategy in dealing with North Korea, but Xi's admonition reflected the tensions blanketing the region.
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The facilities were clean, but it was colder than anything they had ever experienced, with snow blanketing the valley surrounding the base.
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That, to me, makes it clear that the western media is blanketing the current political climate with some sense of fear mongering.
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The Clinton campaign will have a small army of supporters blanketing the battleground states to push back against Trump's message going forward.
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Though it was noon and the sun was strong, mist clung to the headland, blanketing the beach like something from Emily Brontë.
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We have had a variety of air-quality advisories as smog is blanketing cities in the interior and within the lower mainland.
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The accusations of the movie producer's serial sexual misconduct had broken the day after I left, and were now blanketing Italian media.
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Bloomberg, the billionaire former mayor of New York, is mounting a late challenge for the Democratic nomination, blanketing airwaves with television ads.
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Bloomberg, the billionaire former mayor of New York, is mounting a late challenge for the Democratic nomination, blanketing airwaves with television ads.
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But for people who anticipate a pandemic—an expanding epidemic that rapidly crosses borders—the masks blanketing China have an unsettling second meaning.
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Blanketing the country with enough surveillance cameras — especially advanced ones equipped with facial recognition technology — will be a much bigger challenge, he believes.
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Sometimes, as in "Field in Hilly Landscape," a blanketing forest is enlivened by tiny bits of bare canvas that suggest light or movement.
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Cohen said that after blanketing the network with reruns of "Project Runway," the premiere for the show's new season saw boosted audience numbers.
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UK authorities have used the term thundersnow to refer to the mix of heavy snow and gale force (70mph) winds blanketing the area.
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While the bun will save you from essentially blanketing your neck and shoulders in a human-hair afghan, it doesn't actively cool you.
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So much so that they've taken to blanketing his Timeline with their own, lovingly crafted fan art—each Zuck creepier than the last.
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Such use against North Korea would be likely to result in the blanketing of Japan and possibly South Korea with deadly radioactive fallout.
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Sometimes, as in 'Field in Hilly Landscape,' a blanketing forest is enlivened by tiny bits of bare canvas that suggest light or movement.
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Ms. Mosher said she saw Mr. Rosenbrock arrive home from work earlier than usual on Thursday as a snowstorm was blanketing the region.
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While the individual artworks explore a variety of engaging topics, the exhibition ends up blanketing conceptually disparate ideas under the guise of blue.
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While Sanders' supporters in labor unions are campaigning for him in early states, the pro-Biden Fire Fighters are blanketing the same areas.
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Bloomberg has been blanketing the airwaves in those 85033 states, but his disastrous debate performance in Las Vegas may have slowed his rise.
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In the Philippines' Batangas province, the Taal volcano is spewing lava and blanketing the surrounding area with a thick layer of gray ash.
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The majority of fires have occurred in New South Wales state, blanketing Sydney, the continent's largest city, in smoke for much of December.
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"We don't know for sure who was behind it," he said, bundled up against an unseasonable spring snowfall that was blanketing the country.
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Using an instrument-bearing airplane, his team has been generating the most detailed understanding of the amount of snow blanketing the Sierra Nevada.
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And Hillary Clinton's strategy neglected President Obama's on-the-ground campaigning vigilance, blanketing states and counties, large and small, with visits and events.
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ROKiT will install WiFi nodes on every lamppost in these cities, blanketing the area in WiFi that will cost three dollars for unlimited data.
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The fence's transmitters beamed up radio waves that spread into a fan shape, blanketing the continental US in a kind of radio force-field.
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Climate-related natural disasters, like floods, can mean stagnant water blanketing millions of acres, which are ideal places for mosquitoes to lay their eggs.
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My childhood can be measured easily, in pools of light spilling onto pages and books blanketing the surfaces of our house in Aba, Nigeria.
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But the company eventually plans to follow-up with larger base station units that are capable of blanketing an entire home with wireless power.
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Like Google, Amazon certainly expects to make up for the lost money later by blanketing people's homes with devices that connect to its store.
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Router companies have increasingly added more products and multiunit systems to their range that help with blanketing larger properties with more robust Wi-Fi.
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People seek a supernatural peace for those afflicted, urging God to provide blanketing and comfort to people in their most desperate times of need.
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At the back of each Crop Progress report, NASS states the survey procedure, which includes feedback from approximately 4,000 respondents blanketing the entire country.
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Acres of white puffs blanketing the landscape like powder, the memory of brown-skinned men, women, and children bent over in the suffocating humidity.
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Definitely. The blinding snowstorm that finishes the show, blanketing the aisles with tiny strips of white tissue paper, can't be as intense up there.
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Instead of blanketing a geographical area with a single flavor profile, it's personalizing its product selection based on store, ZIP code, and household data.
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If not for the ditch, you'd assume the two cities were one, a single urban sprawl blanketing a valley between two desolate mountain ranges.
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He's so far outspent his Democratic opponent four-to-one this cycle, blanketing the state's airwaves with ads going after the three-term incumbent.
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So your farming district may begin life with small farms on tiny plots of land, but soon you'll have factory farms blanketing the countryside.
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Washington's Crab Team will be blanketing traps over the area where the critter was found, to root out as many more as they can.
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He tried to increase his percentage of the black vote by blanketing Facebook with ads that highlighted his long-standing commitment to civil rights.
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With its mound of brown sugar nuggets blanketing a moist, sour cream-enriched cake, crumb cake often walks the line between luxury and overkill.
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All of the ash from the volcano scattered the blue-violet wavelengths of light, just as the smoke blanketing the West is doing now.
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There is still plenty of snow blanketing a wide swath of the nation's neighborhoods, but the spring housing market is just around the corner.
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The Democratic presidential race has shifted to New Hampshire, with the full field of 2020 contenders blanketing the state ahead of its Tuesday primary.
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Americans for Prosperity is blanketing the state with two mailers that blast Bayh for backing ObamaCare during his time in the Senate in 2010.
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The field still existed, but the area was no longer so rural, and John didn't want to end up blanketing a local parking lot.
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After the first bomb threat, the Rochester center had opened its doors to those who lost power in a winter storm blanketing the Northeast. Sen.
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Blanketing some 3.5 million square miles between California and Hawaii, the seafloor of the CCZ is one of the most poorly understood ecosystems on Earth.
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These platforms are inescapable; you may opt out of one or two of them, but together, they form a gilded mesh blanketing the entire economy.
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But their subtle presence is only further proof of Barwick's style: her music has a blanketing quality, fully absorbing anything that comes into its fold.
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Companies like Freddy's and Peleton targeted more than 40 different markets last year — blanketing across the Middle East and Japan — to branch outside of America.
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I found out Goop had a podcast, likely around the time that Gwyneth Paltrow's impending marriage was blanketing every facet of the media I consume.
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He scored 18 points in the first half, but Florida State clamped down, blanketing the other four Racers to keep Morant from dishing to them.
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Several hundred meters behind the government column, participants held banners saying "God, Honour, Homeland" and launched red flares, blanketing sections of the march with smoke.
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With extreme cold blanketing parts of the East Coast this winter, the slick allure of ice has been too tempting to pass up for some.
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As a result of Harvey's blanketing the airwaves with "the ratings board is totally out of touch," we did an in-depth survey through Nielsen.
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Briefing • Up to 14 inches of snow fell across the New York area, with nine inches blanketing Central Park, the biggest snowfall of the winter.
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NEW DELHI — A brutal cold wave has swept northern India, blanketing streets in freezing fog, intensifying pollution, disrupting hundreds of flights and prompting school closures.
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Citizens for a Better Illinois, which favors Newman, has spent more than $1.1 million against Lipinski, blanketing the district with television and digital ad buys.
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Cable news carried a distinct 113 vibe this week, with Bush administration officials blanketing the airwaves to make the case for an attack in Iraq.
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An estimated 25 million acres of Australia&aposs brush have burned, forcing hundreds of thousands of people to evacuate and blanketing cities in dangerous smoke.
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The hot, dry conditions sparked the biggest wildfires in the country's modern history, burning homes and forests and blanketing the entire region in thick smoke.
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It was taken Monday by photographer Jeremy Gilchrist, who used a drone to snap aerial pictures of the yellowish green haze blanketing Durham, North Carolina.
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"They are blanketing the state of California," said Mike Roth, the spokesman for the Yes on 56 campaign, a group that supports the new taxes.
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The Texas senator is also blanketing the airwaves with television and radio advertisements, including a new television spot unveiled today that further touts Pence's endorsement.
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The online ads help drive small dollar figure donations, but they are general not seen in and of themselves as important as blanketing the television airwaves.
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By the time Io is in full shadow, the atmosphere is like a punctured balloon, blanketing the moon's surface in a thin coating of SO2 frost.
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The complex, expressive shadows blanketing the heroes and their environments augment the constant sense that something can go horribly wrong for our protagonists at any moment.
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Sure, maybe we could use fertilizer more carefully, only plots only where we wanted to raise you, rather than blanketing all of the soil with it.
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Intense price swings in cryptocurrencies are luring the highest-volume traders on Wall Street as they search for relief from the low volatility blanketing financial markets.
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Sanders supporters are furious and have been blanketing Facebook, Twitter and Reddit with claims that Clinton is responsible for the voting problems, and stole the election.
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They are blanketing the deal with legal process to try to smooth over the conflict of interest stemming from Elon Musk's ownership interest in both companies.
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The Volcan de Fuego, or "Volcano of Fire," exploded in a hail of ash and molten rock shortly before noon, blanketing nearby villages in heavy ash.
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Wilson posted a video of himself dancing on Sunday while Harvey was blanketing his area with rain — and he even incorporating the water into his moves.
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Open water in the fall and winter forms clouds, which warm the surface, which leads to more open water in future seasons and more blanketing clouds.
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Michael Bloomberg and Tom Steyer are running a political science experiment of sorts, blanketing the country with TV spots—and seeing their poll numbers rise accordingly.
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The smoke that is blanketing Washington, Oregon and California is smoke coming from the wildfires burning in British Columbia, according to the National Weather Service Seattle.
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These companies are using millimeter-wave technology, which offers blistering-fast download speeds but poses significant challenges when it comes to blanketing cities with 5G signal.
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"Amazon built an app for [requesting footage], making it exponentially easier for police to collect footage from exponentially more surveillance cameras blanketing our cities," Greer said.
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The key, Lodes said, was blanketing people with information — from television ads and email and text message reminders to working with community-based groups and churches.
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Heavy wet snow once again blanketing New England, just days after the biggest storm of the season dumped up to 19 inches of snow on the region.
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It lay strewn across a seabed at a depth of 28 meters (92 feet), blanketing the rocky bottom and crushing sponges, anemones and other delicate sea life.
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The Volcan de Fuego, or "volcano of fire," exploded in a hail of ash and molten rock shortly before noon Sunday, blanketing nearby villages in heavy ash.
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Precision agriculture, aided by lots of sensors and computation, lets farmers selectively apply small amounts of water, fertilizer, and pesticide where needed instead of blanketing entire fields.
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That ash will just blow downwind, Stovall told VICE News, rather than blanketing the region, as Washington state's Mt. St. Helen's did after its eruption in 1980.
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The heat wave blanketing about a third of the U.S. population brought thunderstorms along with cooling rain when it burst on Monday, the National Weather Service said.
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But in 2015, amid a strong El Niño and severe dry spell, the country had its worst fire season in decades, blanketing Southeast Asia in deadly smoke.
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The billionaire has already poured hundreds of millions of dollars into the race, blanketing the country with more than $400 million on television, radio and digital advertisements.
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Bloomberg is operating on an unprecedented strategy of ignoring the first four voting states and blanketing later states on the calendar with television advertising and paid staff.
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Yet here, in the nation's oldest park, some people worry that this city is closing in around its open spaces, with skyscrapers blanketing its parks in shadow.
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But what about the reams of white paper blanketing the water's surface, sheets covered in ink dissolved into illegibility, forming a 10-meter-wide circle around them?
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So, there is of course that tension and that problem that is very real and deserves attention, but what they were doing was just blanketing the channels.
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According to the Idaho Statesman, Cindy and Darwin Cameron spent three months in the area searching for Mo, blanketing the terrain with photos of their beloved old girl.
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These lights have the outward appearance of conventional auroras, but instead of vast sheets blanketing the night sky, these lights are narrow in scope, appearing as colorful ribbons.
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This multipoint approach distributes the Wi-Fi more efficiently, blanketing your entire home in data packets—and the plug-and-play setup requires almost zero networking know-how.
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We're still several years away from 5G blanketing the US in coverage and delivering on all the promises of breakneck speeds and low latency we've been hearing about.
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For example, companies like Veniam are looking to turn a fleet of connected vehicles into a mesh network with the capability of blanketing a city with internet access.
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He went on to say that when Ochoa went outside to check on the noises, a number of police officers had just arrived and were blanketing the area.
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The ongoing fire at a petrochemicals storage terminal in Deer Park, Texas, intensified overnight, blanketing parts of the Houston area in dramatic clouds of black smoke on Tuesday.
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Until the #MeToo movement leaves behind blanketing genders as either guilty or innocent based purely off gender and purely off political affiliation, they are needlessly antagonizing potential allies.
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Dining | New Jersey Al Natali stood among the long rows of white and green chardonnay grapes blanketing parts of his vineyard in Cape May County and grew excited.
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To boost his profile against well-known competitors, including former news anchor Kathleen Matthews, Trone has been blanketing the Maryland airwaves, dispatching glossy mailers and hiring expensive consultants.
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Dozens were killed after a fiery volcanic eruption in south-central Guatemala sent lava flowing into rural communities, blanketing homes and roads with ash that dogged rescue efforts.
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Cubans have been preparing for the Obama visit, with plainclothes officers reportedly blanketing the capital of Havana and public works crews laying down asphalt in pothole-laden streets.
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"House Republican candidates are blanketing the airwaves with TV ads embracing a hard line on immigration — a dramatic shift from the midterm elections in 2014," USA Today reports.
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The Indian government has responded by closing schools, handing out millions of masks, and instigating an odd-even rule for driving, but smog is still blanketing the city.
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Upwards of a million pilgrims sit on the mountain, blanketing the site in white, while umbrellas used to shield the worshippers from the sun provide flashes of color.
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All art fairs aren't the same, but they can have a comparable blanketing effect: after hours of walking around a sales floor, the works start to blend together.
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Officials warned that the eruption could move into a more violent phase that could project hot gases, lava fragments and blanketing ash up to six miles in minutes.
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The Abrams team has been blanketing the state's airwaves with ads exhorting voters who cast provisional ballots to do what is required to make sure they are counted.
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His strategy so far has been to spend -- and spend some more -- blanketing the media landscape with the message that he's the best candidate to take on Trump.
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THE AMAZON is not the world's only smouldering rainforest, alas: fires are also raging in the jungles of Indonesia, blanketing much of South-East Asia in thick smoke.
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In the same month, cities across South Korea, China and India reported major spikes in air pollution, as winter fuel burning contributed to the smog blanketing the region.
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Part performance space, part treasure trove of memorabilia, this modest shop could be mistaken for an old living room, with dust blanketing the used hardcovers lining the shelves.
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Wifi Dabba has partnered with the local regulator TRAI to roll out more broadly, and it hopes to become the default Wi-Fi option blanketing cities throughout the country.
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Meteorologists said the storm should die down by early Monday morning, but not before blanketing a large swath of the eastern US in several inches of havoc-wreaking snow.
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Both Trump and Rubio are squeezing Cruz in the Lone Star State, cutting into his lead by blanketing the airwaves and working side by side to engineer an upset.
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It was a pretty casual affair—not big or showy—but this didn't mean that production value wasn't taken into consideration with a pleasantly sleazy red light blanketing proceedings.
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The smaller city of Palembang generally has cleaner air than Jakarta, but can suffer the ravages of forest and land fires, sometimes blanketing the area in a thick haze.
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The New Hampshire primary though is the last and best chance to resuscitate the campaigns of a number of Republican candidates, who are all blanketing the state with events.
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Hollywood and Madison Avenue embraced the historic #MeToo movement on Sunday, blanketing the 90th Academy Awards with ads, speeches and tributes around women's rights, racial equality and social good.
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Though rarely successful on the radio, her distinctive music has acted, more powerfully, as a blanketing atmosphere—summertime plus sadness—anticipating the mood-based playlisting of the streaming era.
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Confidence: Medium-High Tonight: Skies become mostly cloudy, but the clouds have a blanketing effect, and lows only sink to about 21 downtown, with mid- to upper 210s elsewhere.
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Among the surrogates blanketing Iowa are former Secretary of State John KerryJohn Forbes KerryBiden lines up high-profile surrogates to campaign in Iowa The Iowa Democratic caucuses, mapped Hill.
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More than 100,000 people have been evacuated after Taal, one of the Philippines' most active volcanoes, erupted more than a week ago, blanketing homes, schools and farms with ash.
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Large hailstones have rained down on Sydney, Melbourne and Canberra over the past two days, destroying vehicles, punching holes in roofs and blanketing the lawn in front of Parliament.
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It could help him cut through the din of a TV advertising barrage blanketing many of the state's 10 media markets not the governor's race and other competitive campaigns.
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Tens of thousands fled towns in the Philippines when the Taal volcano erupted Sunday, blanketing the region in ash and raising worries that a more dangerous eruption could come.
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The police responded by blanketing the streets with tear gas, spraying arcs of blue-dyed water from cannons and deploying riot police officers to chase protesters from the area.
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Surreal footage of a smoky red-orange haze blanketing parts of Indonesia went viral over the weekend, as the nation grapples with its worst forest fire season in years.
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The anti-tax Club for Growth has been blanketing the airwaves with television ads in an effort to boost Pounds, spending more than $2202,2628 to batter Gooden on raising taxes.
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Mr. Klein, who led the Independent Democratic Conference, now defunct, is blanketing his primary race with money, turning the contest into New York's most expensive state legislative race this cycle.
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The result was the blanketing of minority neighborhoods with criminal summonses that forced hundreds of thousands of people to live with a constant threat of jail time for minor infractions.
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Aubergine's executive chef, Justin Cogley, later told me that he is a triathlete and trains for races with bike rides and runs along the farm fields blanketing the Salinas Valley.
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On Sunday, a giant plume of ash was sent up by the volcano, blanketing nearby areas and leading to all flights in and out of Manila airport to be suspended.
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It "raises the stakes enormously," however, for Bloomberg, who is blanketing states with advertisements but has yet to show he can engage directly with voters and the media, Devine said.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Strong winds stoked more than 100 fires across Australia's east coast on Tuesday, blanketing Sydney in hazardous smoke and prompting health warnings for the country's most populous city.
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Like the Echo Dot, the Home Mini is small enough and cheap enough to put in any room of your house, blanketing your home with an always-listening voice-controlled computer.
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Recent models have shown that it probably threw 300 gigatons of sulfur and 420 gigatons of carbon dioxide into the air, blanketing the planet and causing a sort-of nuclear winter.
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Yet because the physical world is so big, blanketing it in AR experiences may necessitate leaning on an army of outside developers — whom Facebook has historically embraced, but Snapchat has shunned.
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The development, which will span two-thirds of a mile along the Liujiang River, involves blanketing offices, apartments, hotels, and schools with more than a million plants and about 10,000 trees.
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While these government meteorologists aren't getting paid for their work, they are vigilantly observing the freezing mass of polar air as it spreads southward, blanketing the U.S. in an extreme chill.
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Supporters of Chicago's list say that it allows the police to focus on a small fraction of people creating chaos in the city rather than unfairly and ineffectively blanketing whole neighborhoods.
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Tony Evers and a slew of state lawmakers have been outspoken in their opposition to the Republican-backed bills, blanketing local and national airwaves with interviews, in contrast to Michigan Democrats.
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She's likely not made her last visits to Florida or North Carolina, states that her campaign is blanketing with high-profile surrogates, including President Barack Obama and former President Bill Clinton.
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The figures suggest that the billionaire businessman's strategy of blanketing the airwaves and internet with ads is paying off as candidates compete for support before the first nominating contests next month.
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A confluence of factors has sparked one of the U.S.'s most active wildfire seasons in recent memory, upheaving thousands of residents, and generating so much smoke it's blanketing the Midwest.
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She's motivated to leave for New York, but in the sections set in the present, her grief has generated a numbness so blanketing it renders even the city flat and generic.
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Mostly taken on wintry afternoons, the pale light of Atlantic City's photographs suggests a pervasive melancholy blanketing the concrete landscape, lacking even the artificial flash of neon to brighten its torpor.
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Buttigieg closed out his 8-day sprint across New Hampshire the same way he did in Iowa: blanketing the TV airwaves with interviews and churning through as many town halls as possible.
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In agriculture, for example, sensors could let farmers know when and where pests are emerging—allowing them to target small patches with pesticides, rather than blanketing an entire farm with toxic chemicals.
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Legislation that would allow the blanketing of our communities with several thousand new 28500-foot tall antennas installed every hundred paces is being pushed forward overriding objections from property owners or schools.
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"What the use of 'states' rights' is doing is essentially blanketing, or skirting, the real foundational issue, which is slavery," Democratic board member Marisa Perez-Diaz said at a Tuesday board meeting.
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There are about a dozen of these monsters worldwide, and the last one went off 26,500 years ago in New Zealand, blanketing most of its island in a layer of thick ash.
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But Sanders has closed the gap among black voters, and Steyer's strategy of blanketing the airwaves with ads appears to have earned him some pockets of support, at least in the polls.
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An estimated 25 million acres of Australia&aposs brush have burned since September, killing at least 28 people, forcing hundreds of thousands of others to evacuate, and blanketing cities in dangerous smoke.
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An estimated 25 million acres of Australia&aposs brush have burned since September, killing at least 28 people, forcing hundreds of thousands of others to evacuate, and blanketing cities in dangerous smoke.
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Abdul El-Sayed, a Detroit doctor and Democrat running to be the state's first Muslim-American governor, has gotten a lot of recent media attention and has also been blanketing the state.
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Dozens of drivers were stranded on the Pennsylvania Turnpike overnight on Friday into Saturday evening after getting caught in a potentially historic snow storm blanketing the East Coast from Washington to New York.
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She thickened the pot with a serious amount of peanut butter, and when the sauce cooked to a blanketing gravy, I marveled at the deep, nutty flavor of the dish called chicken mafe.
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Residents on the ground in the states of Rondonia and Amazonas states said while there are fires every year they have never seen it this bad, with clouds of smoke blanketing the region.
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Denver's hope of blanketing Cousins with big men was dashed rather early when 6-foot-10 Nikola Jokic and 7-foot Jusuf Nurkic each had two fouls eight-plus minutes into the game.
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The Mexican state of Quintana Roo—home to popular vacation destinations like Cancún and Tulum—declared a state of emergency last month in response to the wave of Sargassum seaweed blanketing their beaches.
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CLF has been blanketing the airwaves, and the group's busy month was underscored by what it deemed an "August surprise" — an almost $2628 million rollout of ads targeting Democrats in 28503 congressional districts.
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That's a flawed way of thinking in fantasy, but the Panthers did allow Chris Godwin to go off for nine catches, 120 yards, and a touchdown in Week 2 while blanketing Mike Evans.
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"National Democrats are itching for a fight that will embarrass President Trump," said Steven Law, who runs the main group backing Mr. Strange, the Senate Leadership Fund, which has been blanketing Alabama's airwaves.
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With public and private polls showing the race nearly tied, Democrats and Republicans are pouring millions of dollars and their most powerful resources into the contest, blanketing the airwaves with negative television advertising.
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Moore continues to lead in all public polling, but Strange has a much larger war chest and allies like the Senate Leadership Fund that have been blanketing the airwaves with ads blasting Moore.
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I think of the sheet blanketing our bodies in "Divisor," and how it literally highlighted our movements — illuminating the connections, divisions, and stories we make every day by just walking on the streets.
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The first arctic blast of the season has hit — blanketing parts of the Rockies and Plains with subzero temperatures early Thursday and heralding a bitter freeze that will affect more than 200 million people.
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Erdoğan spent months lobbying the public to vote "Yes" in the referendum, blanketing the airwaves and covering Turkey in billboards and giant banners featuring his face alongside simple appeals to patriotism and national unity.
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In just days, the group of teenage survivors have made themselves impossible to ignore, headlining rallies, penning op-eds, and blanketing cable news coverage over the Presidents Day weekend with their calls for action.
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The volcano first exploded around noon on Sunday, blanketing nearby areas in ash and producing lava that began flowing down the mountain, where it destroyed several homes and cut off access to several areas.
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Images of hairy panic blanketing parts of Wangaratta were picked up by international news outlets, including the BBC and CNN, bringing an unusual amount of attention to the town with a population of 17,000.
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And though you can see the warm glow of the city life emanating from the ground and the lights of the buildings starting to flicker on, you still feel the blue blanketing the city.
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Photos: Alex Cranz/GizmodoOnce upon a time you could squeak by in life with a $60 router, which would do the simple job of blanketing your house in a respectable cloud of wi-fi.
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New technologies will also be needed to let mobile devices keep track of 5G signals, which may need to be steered and aimed, rather than blanketing an area the way traditional wireless technologies have.
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Erie, Pennsylvania, experienced the latter on Monday, when a total of 34 inches of snow fell on Christmas Day, blanketing the city and shattering the city's previous records for snowfall in a single day.
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Steele usually offers a few kinds: a sweet but balanced rust-colored rojo , blanketing pork cheek; a negro that cooks twice as long, served over grass-fed short rib; a smoky mole chocolate cake.
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The moon whittled down the sun to one final sliver then slipped quietly into place, aligning itself as gently as Eli had aligned himself alongside me, one body blanketing another so perfectly, so completely.
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He added that shopping was relatively evenly spread all across the country Thanksgiving Day and Black Friday, with no one geography seeing a stronger spike in traffic, despite cold weather blanketing much of the Northeast.
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MANCHESTER, N.H. — The Democratic presidential candidates are fanning out across New Hampshire in force on Saturday, blanketing the state in late campaign activity to go along with a layer of snow that fell this week.
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Several government agencies in seven different countries bought RCS at some point in the last few years, and the company negotiated the sale of its spyware in six other countries, practically blanketing the whole continent.
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Gears of War 4 tells a story set 25 years after the events of Gears 3, long after some as-yet-unexplained event changed the face of the planet Sera, blanketing it in devastating windstorms.
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In January, the Chinese government canceled plans to build more than 221 coal-fired power plants, in an effort to both reduce greenhouse gas emissions and eliminate the dangerous, dirty smog blanketing its biggest cities.
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Wearing an untucked pink polo shirt and jeans, he expounded on his career last fall in the interview in his corner office, where a computer screen rose above mounds of papers blanketing a conference table.
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Regular episodes of smog blanketing northern China this year stem from a combination of local emissions, unfavorable weather and pollutants wafted in from elsewhere, Bai Qiuyong, head of China's Environmental Monitoring Center, told the paper.
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The national mood has also been darkened by massive bushfires sweeping the states of Victoria and New South Wales, blanketing Sydney with smoke and squeezing the tourist trade at the peak of the summer season.
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"Even relatively minor volcanic eruptions can be potentially devastating to the ecology at locations far from the eruption source," the study authors note, because ash blanketing the region could disrupt both nesting and foraging for food.
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Once the steel and coal center of Germany, Essen's economic success in the early 20th century was evident in the dust blanketing the city and sulfur filling the air with the constant stench of rotten eggs.
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Carl Paladino, the campaign's co-chair in New York and the 2010 gubernatorial nominee, said they will also rely on conventional get-out-the-vote efforts and blanketing the upstate region with signs and bumper stickers.
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But by the time he had gotten the John Deere planter loaded on the flatbed and brought over from the seed corn fields, a line of spring storms had rolled in, blanketing the sky for days.
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For some reason, at 11,100 feet, I got the urge to stop the car right on the narrow mountain road to take a nightscape panorama of the volcano, Mauna Loa, and the clouds blanketing the saddle.
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The team developed climate models of the temperature, precipitation, and vegetation changes that would result from blanketing the full 9 million square kilometers (3,500,000 square miles) of the Sahara's surface area, in solar and wind farms.
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In response, the Brazilian government has deployed some 224,000 troops to help fight the fires that have resulted in huge plumes of smoke blanketing the region, turning day into night in the Western Hemisphere's biggest city.
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Bloomberg launched a late, unconventional campaign for the Democratic nomination -- pumping more than $400 million into television ads blanketing the country and a behemoth of a campaign operation with more than 19803,400 staff in 43 states.
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SpaceX is intent on building out an extensive network of these satellites — eventually launching as many as 10,000 or more — with the goal of blanketing the Earth in affordable, reliable and easy to access broadband internet.
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Evidence of this tourist boom is everywhere, from the fluorescent waterproof parkas blanketing the streets of downtown Reykjavik to the inexperienced drivers swerving all over the rural roads en route to the increasingly crowded tourist sites.
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Blanketing daily newspapers with advertisements, it argued, successfully it turned out, that since obesity was caused by excess consumption of calories — a calorie was a calorie, dogma at the time — all foods should be restricted equally.
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As Iraqi and Kurdish forces join US allies taking back Mosul, retreating Islamic State forces are setting fire to oil fields and other chemical facilities, burning some 5,000 barrels daily and blanketing the region in acrid smoke.
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SHANGHAI/BEIJING (Reuters) - A plane carrying the chief executive of the world's biggest oil exporter was prevented from landing in the Chinese capital of Beijing on Tuesday because of thick smog blanketing large swathes of northern China.
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After video footage of a campus police officer casually blanketing Occupy Wall Street student protestors with pepper-spray went viral, the episode prompted mass outrage, sparked conversations about the militarization of police, and launched a thousand memes.
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New York (CNN)Hillary Clinton and her many surrogates who will be blanketing TV tonight will not call on Bernie Sanders to get out of the race, according to aides and talking points distributed by the campaign.
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And, as the weather becomes increasingly erratic in California—extreme heat south, extreme cold north, wildfire smoke blanketing everywhere for what may be a longer stretch every year—more emergency shelter is definitely needed, according to advocates.
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The President was moved by the appearances of shooting survivors that were blanketing cable news, and even more so after meeting with several survivors at the White House this week, a source familiar with his thinking said.
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The storm that started on the West Coast ahead of Thanksgiving, the busiest U.S. travel holiday, slowly rolled across the entire country, drenching some areas with rain, blanketing others with snow and blasting still others with winds.
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That optimism was evident by the parade of White House officials blanketing morning television to proclaim Kavanaugh's name all but cleared from sexual assault allegations, which were levied in vivid detail by his accuser Christine Blasey Ford.
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With extreme temperatures blanketing towns in New Jersey, Connecticut and New York this week, schools in dozens of districts across the region where air conditioning is not always the norm closed early or canceled after-school activities.
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Paille spent five years hauling his lights into the wilds of Canada for his ongoing project Alternative Landscapes I and II. The idea came to him while gazing at the holiday lights blanketing his hometown of Trois-Rivières.
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But critics say T-Mobile and Sprint's promises of blanketing 97 percent of the US with 5G within three years (and covering 99 percent of Americans with it in six years) are meaningless and hard to accurately measure.
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As the world got weird last year—personally, politically—I often turned to music like this, sinking into Huerco S. and Dedekind Cut's down-comforter-heavy synthesizers as a way of blanketing myself from things that felt difficult.
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Fires were particularly bad in 2015 because of a prolonged dry season caused by the El Nino weather pattern, with smoke blanketing neighboring Singapore and Malaysia for weeks and drifting as far north as the Thai capital, Bangkok.
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The Illinois Republican Party has sought to distance itself from Mr. Jones in recent weeks, blanketing the district with campaign fliers and robocalls urging voters to "stop Illinois Nazis," according to a robocall script provided by the party.
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Instead of blanketing an entire city with a costly TV spot, the so-called microtargeting of political ads has become controversial because it allows advertisers to seek out specific voters and perhaps avoid broader scrutiny of their messages.
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Blanchard thinks Whitmer can win if she does what the Democratic Party's 2016 nominee, Hillary Clinton, failed to do, namely blanketing the state and promoting what her party has done for workers, including the 22018 auto rescue package.
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To put it simply, this latest Eero is just as easy to use and as good at blanketing your home in a strong Wi-Fi signal as the prior models, but it's not the fastest option you can get.
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Whatever you call it, the end result is a single Wi-Fi network that's supposed to be capable of blanketing 1503,000 square feet of space and providing a strong and fast Wi-Fi signal to every corner of it.
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The fires and pollution were particularly bad last year because of dry weather caused by the El Nino weather phenomenon with smoke blanketing neighboring Singapore and Malaysia for weeks and drifting as far north as the Thai capital, Bangkok.
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Palm plantation are also often blamed for forest fires that regularly take place on Sumatra and Kalimantan in Indonesia, blanketing large areas of Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore in a choking haze that can hang in the air for weeks.
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Both campaigns describe themselves as unabashedly progressive, and, rather than blanketing the airwaves with ads, have taken their message directly to tens of thousands of voters, meeting them on the streets of Detroit or a New York subway station.
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In addition to blanketing trains, billboards and more with Google slogans, slides and gumball machines, the company's name and Assistant were brought up in connection with most of the event's biggest hardware and software splashes, by way of integrations.
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"The data show that there are competitive facilities blanketing the country, fighting for business customers nearly everywhere customers buy these services," AT&T's vice president for federal regulatory affairs, Caroline Van Wie, wrote in a blog post this week.
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But with heavy snow blanketing the mountains of Kashmir and the disputed border, an attack on targets inside Pakistan may be logistically impossible at the moment, said Rahul Bedi, a defense analyst with the London-based Jane's Information Group.
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President Obama is making the case for his legacy, congressional Republicans are making the case against it, the candidates are puffing themselves up and tearing one another down, and the hired opinion mongers are blanketing us with spin of their own.
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His team is pouring money — and time — into the state, blanketing the airwaves with $22012 million in ads since the start of the year and sending his message into rural markets that have rarely seen so many presidential campaign ads.
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Blanketing an entire ski resort in snow at the peak of summer using the Snowfactory is most likely an incredibly expensive venture since it would have to be kept running all day and night to stay ahead of it all melting.
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Trapped in D.C. this week at the Senate impeachment trial of President Donald Trump, the senators who are competing the hardest in Iowa — Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren and Amy Klobuchar — are here for the weekend and will be blanketing the state.
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Anchors and reporters at the cable news giants are directly attacking one another on the air, sniping over Twitter, blanketing the airwaves with coverage of each other's controversies and counting the hours until their rival personalities are driven to ruin.
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Cape Town, at the southern tip of Africa, may be better known for the clouds blanketing Table Mountain than for blistering heat, but it is now looking for ways to stay cool as climate change brings ever higher temperature peaks.
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The dry weather caused by the El Nino phenomenon in 2015 saw one of the worst outbreaks of haze in years, with smoke blanketing neighboring Singapore and Malaysia for weeks and drifting as far north as the Thai capital, Bangkok.
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The blazes destroyed more than 2158,2124 square miles of forests, blanketing large parts of Southeast Asia in a toxic haze for weeks, sickening hundreds of thousands of people and, according to the World Bank, causing $2288 billion in economic losses.
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In her last bout she found herself on the receiving end of Claudia Gadelha's blanketing wrestling for two rounds but Gadelha was unable to do anything with her takedowns and soon tired from the effort of keeping the strawweight champion down.
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A nonprofit called Ice911 offers a potential solution to this ominous feedback loop: The group has proposed blanketing key parts of the Arctic in millions of hollow, glass microspheres to form a protective layer that reflects sunlight and insulates melting ice.
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The result will be the nation's largest urban network of automated speed cameras, with a nearly 10-fold increase to more than 2,000 cameras deployed in 750 areas within a quarter-mile radius of a school, effectively blanketing the city.
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The former mayor dumped more than half a billion dollars into his campaign, investing in a vast ground game, blanketing the airwaves with ubiquitous ads and campaigning in Super Tuesday states while his rivals were focused on Iowa and New Hampshire.
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PEA-SOUP HAZE Players woke to a pea-soup haze blanketing Melbourne, prompting Ukraine's world number five Elina Svitolina to post a graphic of Melbourne's "very unhealthy" air measured by the World Air Quality Index, a global monitor, on Twitter.
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Bloomberg's investments in his campaign — which have so far gone to blanketing the country with advertisements and building out an expansive, 2,000-person campaign staff — propelled him to the top of recent polls over a period of less than three months.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Bushfires fanned by winds combined into a single giant blaze north of Sydney late on Friday, blanketing Australia's biggest city in hazardous smoke, causing weekend sports games to be canceled and prompting calls for outdoor workers to stay home.
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Police departments should be surgical in their approach, narrowly targeting proactive strategies to small groups of chronic offenders and specific street corners that are magnets for crime, rather than blanketing whole precincts or neighborhoods with a one-size-fits-all approach.
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Though we can likely expect a worsening of Australian bushfire conditions in future thanks to the effects of human-caused climate change, the smoke blanketing Sydney for the past two weeks may not be the new normal – for now, at least.
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On Monday, at 224:11 pm local time, New Zealand's White Island volcano unexpectedly erupted, blasting a superheated plume of ash, sulfur gas, and steam 12,000 feet in the air and blanketing the crater's floor in powdered rock and debris.
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Matt Kean, environment minister in the state of New South Wales, where Sydney is the capital, said Tuesday that "no one can deny" that climate change is to blame for the bushfires and historic levels of smoke blanketing the city.
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Carpenter utilizes intermittent spurts of atonality and noise as indicators of the amorphous evil's supernatural nature, with longer chords to echo the crawling, blanketing nature of fog—crushing reminders that in these sorts of movies, after time runs out, there's no escape.
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Speaking at a Stanford University conference on human-centered artificial intelligence, Smith said Microsoft had also declined a deal to install facial recognition on cameras blanketing the capital city of an unnamed country that the nonprofit Freedom House had deemed not free.
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NEW YORK/BOSTON, March 14 (Reuters) - Snow began blanketing northeastern United States on Tuesday as a winter storm packing blizzard conditions rolled into the region, prompting public officials to ask people to stay home while airlines grounded flights and schools canceled classes.
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BEIJING/SINGAPORE (Reuters) - China's demand for iron ore pellets and high-quality ore is expected to accelerate in 2020 as a result of Beijing's push to shift dozens of steel mills to coastal regions in its battle to stop smog blanketing industrial cities.
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The city's resilience plan includes measures to develop an early warning system to lower the risk of floods and wildfires - after a recent spate of devastating blazes reached the outskirts of the city, blanketing it with smoke – and to strengthen emergency relief efforts.
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"Our goal is to rightly shift the burden of trafficking to the supply chain and third party online marketplaces and intermediaries that right now are blanketing this country with dangerous products that cheat consumers out of billions of dollars a year," Navarro said.
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The partial collapse appeared to have crushed parts of a neighboring building's rear, blanketing it and at least two vehicles parked nearby with rubble, according to photographs posted online by the Connecticut Fire Photographers Association, which had a member at the scene.
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If Mexico were a wealthier country, scientists say, a detection network might be extended, with seismometers blanketing the long stretch of ocean bottom between the Middle American trench — where the edge of the Cocos plate dives beneath the North American — and the shore.
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One of the men was H.I.V.-positive, the other negative; they lived in the neighborhood locals call the Bottom, where every fifth or sixth home is abandoned, with broken windows, doors hanging off hinges, downed limbs and dry leaves blanketing front yards.
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This holiday season, shoppers should expect to see more retailers bringing experiences into stores, as so-called Instagram-worthy museums, where customers can pay money to take photos in glowing ball pits or rooms full of ice cream, are blanketing major metro areas.
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Yet Donnelly's connection to Stewart Superior has continued to dog him in the race as the GOP tries to undercut his efforts to campaign against outsourcing, in large part because of Braun's ads, which are blanketing the airwaves, attacking him on the issue.
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Bloomberg has been making inroads in the more than a dozen Super Tuesday states holding primaries on March 3, blanketing the airwaves with hundreds of millions of dollars in campaign advertising and seeking to establish himself as the moderate alternative to Sanders' candidacy.
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As advances in gene-therapy, alternative antibiotic treatments, and many aspects of public health progress in the United States, it appears we have little sway (without blanketing the land with toxic chemicals) over the innumerable disease-carrying insects that inhabit our neighborhoods, homes, and backyards.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Residents of China's capital were wearing face masks and using air purifiers to try to avoid heavy pollution blanketing the city for a fifth day on Wednesday, but others were giving up the fight and joining a rush of "smog avoidance" travel.
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Rony Abovitz, CEO of Magic LeapScreenshot: Magic LeapThis question of utility continued to plague me throughout the keynote the next day, when Abovitz and company described blanketing cities in something called the Magicverse that would utilize 5G networks to layer the city with—what, exactly?
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The roughly 1,300-square-foot store makes this the twelfth Amazon Go location to open in the U.S. It is, however, the first one to make it to New York, with most of the others blanketing the West Coast, including in Seattle and San Francisco.
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That reality is thickening the blizzard of attacks blanketing the Granite State because some candidates know that the primary could set the contours of the race for those who move on and snuff out the White House dreams of some Republicans who falter on Tuesday.
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Ever since the advertising executive Lester Wunderman coined the term "direct marketing" in 1961, the ability to target specific consumers with ads — rather than blanketing the airwaves with mass appeals and hoping the right people will hear them — has been the marketer's holy grail.
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Leaders of the far-right House Freedom Caucus have been blanketing the cable airwaves in recent weeks with their attacks on the Justice Department and FBI, which they claim have been biased and politically motivated in the investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election.
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For the Democratic candidates blanketing the state, the fact that Mr. Sand is only in his first year in office is not a drawback, but exactly the point: He is especially coveted because he is the latest Democrat to have cracked the code in Iowa.
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The other half, this time, is "Control Syntax Rio," a chilling presentation on the Centro de Operações Rio, or COR, a seven-year-old system of sensors and surveillance cameras blanketing the hilly Brazilian city famous for its inequality that hosted last summer's Olympic Games.
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It's less than three weeks before Election Day and Heitkamp is not talking about trade, health care or taxes, but instead is blanketing North Dakota media with emotional interviews taking responsibility and looking to redirect questions about how this will impact her political future.
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Las Vegas, Nevada (CNN)Democrats running for President in 2020 are racking up the miles in early nominating states, crisscrossing the plains of Iowa, blanketing New Hampshire's iconic small towns and rallying voters from the low country to the blue ridge mountains of South Carolina.
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The decomposing corpses are strewn among 7,000 pounds of propane tanks, tarps, car batteries, fertilizers, pesticides, banned rodenticides from Mexico, and other trash, plus 4,83 pounds of irrigation line blanketing an abandoned 20,000 plant illegal marijuana grow site in northeastern California's Lassen National Forest.
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This short heat wave, less than one week, caused by hot air coming from the Sahara Desert, was extreme if not as unrelenting as that of the heat wave blanketing Europe in 20193, when average temperatures were higher than normal during every month from April to December.
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But they offered convincing testimonies, and not just from the leadership suite: One employee had worked for a startup "industry disrupter" with ads currently blanketing the New York subway; the management and work-life balance was so toxic that Pattern's philosophy and policy still felt mildly shocking.
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Jon TesterJonathan (Jon) TesterNative American advocates question 2020 Democrats' commitment House Democrats targeting six more Trump districts for 2020 Budget deal sparks scramble to prevent shutdown MORE (D-Mont.), whose campaign is blanketing television and radio with ads touting him as an "independent" and a native Montanan.
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And he has spent far more on television and online advertising than anyone else in the race -- blanketing the airwaves with $417.7 million in ad purchases through February 16, 10 times more than any non-billionaire candidate, according to data from Kantar/Campaign Media Analysis Group.
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Klobuchar, with snow piling up around her and blanketing the thousands of people before her, cast herself as the product of working-class roots who can win bipartisan support and help Democrats win back the Midwestern cities and towns that drifted toward President Donald Trump in 22002.
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The polls also show that California billionaire Tom Steyer is creeping up in South Carolina, where he has spent at least $7.5 million on TV and radio, about $1 million on Facebook and hundreds of thousands of dollars more on digital advertising and mail blanketing the state.
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" GOP bears down on immigration ads while Dems prefer health care - USA Today : "House Republican candidates are blanketing the airwaves with TV ads embracing a hard line on immigration — a dramatic shift from the midterm elections in 2014, according to a USA TODAY analysis of data from Kantar Media.
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Daley had fought more of the best welterweights in the Bellator division than anyone—MacDonald, Lima, and most recently knocking out Larkin in his best victory in years—and yet the company chose to throw him in with a tedious, blanketing wrestler which has always been Daley's kryptonite.
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The photographs that emerged from western Mexico on Sunday looked more like scenes from a post-apocalyptic movie than an image of the last day of June: hills of white hailstones piled up on the streets, swallowing cars and blanketing the city in a jarring layer of ice.
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By focusing his efforts on specific instances of unfair trade practices, rather than blanketing our allies and others with punitive and comprehensive tariffs, President Trump could deliver a victory for the economy, score political points with a worried American public, and start to change headlines from migraine back to momentum.
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Cruz had pulled out a series of increasingly desperate tricks in recent weeks, including tapping Carly Fiorina as his running mate last week, blanketing the airwaves with a deluge of anti-Trump ads, referencing the film "Hoosiers" during campaign appearances and touting his endorsement by the state's conservative governor Mike Pence.
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According to Advertising Analytics, Mike Bloomberg has spent over $183 million on blanketing the airwaves in Super Tuesday states — en route to spending over half a billion dollars in total on advertising for his campaign so far — while Tom Steyer has spent over $35 million, more than double what Sanders dropped.
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Salvo recounts an attic card game played by a group of science enthusiasts and hobbyists that is broken up by a tabletop radio's alarming news: American atomic bomb testing has yielded radioactive dust that he and his friends believe to be blanketing the street — and killing neighbors — below the attic window.
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The former New York City mayor's strategy of blanketing the airwaves with hundreds of millions of dollars has boosted him into double-digits in some recent national surveys, even though he's not running in any of the early-voting states, and is therefore unlikely to accumulate any delegates in Iowa or New Hampshire.
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But some drivers find the handles and charging ports are getting stuck in the blast of dangerously cold weather that's blanketing much of the U.S. Tesla drivers took to Twitter and social media this week to gripe about frozen wipers, side mirrors and door handles that prevent them from getting into their cars.
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Even as the mystery blanketing the deadly attack remains unresolved, despite a trickle of new details on Monday, there is a growing sense among liberals that Niger is the GOP's just deserts; that a tit-for-tat response to their long string of often cynical allegations about Benghazi would be well within bounds.
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Dinosaurs could not have flourished without these dramatic events that reshaped the earth just over 250 million years ago — lava spewing from countless erupting volcanoes, smothering life wherever it flowed, greenhouse gases blanketing the planet, heating the ancient ocean and triggering a sweltering global warming that helped wipe out most living land animals.
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After blanketing Virginia's airwaves before the primary with an ad in which he savaged the president as "a narcissistic maniac," Mr. Northam struck a more sober-minded tone during the general election with another widely aired commercial in which he vowed to "work with" Mr. Trump when it is in the state's interest.
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Mr. Bloomberg, a billionaire who entered the race last month, has already poured an unprecedented sum of money into his 2020 bid, blanketing two dozen states with television and digital ads that, in a matter of weeks, cost more than $343 million and have made him the largest spender in the contest.
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In recent days, the President has complained about the negative coverage blanketing cable television and told confidantes he feels betrayed by the Saudis, who have presented shifting accounts about what happened to the journalist after he entered the Saudi consulate in Turkey three weeks ago to obtain a marriage document and never left.
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Former New York City Mayor Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergFormer HUD secretary criticizes Bloomberg on housing policy CNN announces Democratic town halls in Nevada Where 2020 candidates stand in Super Tuesday polls MORE, who has been blanketing the airwaves with more than $350 million in advertisements, will officially join the race for delegates on Super Tuesday.
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In the past, its bishops though officially bound not to endorse any candidate have lobbied for pro-life candidates: in 2004 a group of bishops pushed hard for the re-election of George W. Bush by blanketing churches with guides explaining that Catholics should vote on non-negotiable issues like abortion and gay marriage.
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Kim Jong Un and his nuclear program can now be tracked daily by private satellites Kim Jong Un and his nuclear program can now be tracked daily by private satellites New shoebox-sized private satellites are blanketing the globe, giving analysts the ability to see the entire surface of the Earth — including North Korea.
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In Rumble on the Rock, Jake Shields, Anderson Silva, and Yushin Okami fought in a welterweight grand prix, and B.J. Penn took on a young upstart named Takanori Gomi and taught him that he'd have to be more than a blanketing wrestler if he hoped to be the true number one lightweight in the world.
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The trio of senators running hard in Iowa — Amy Klobuchar, Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren — are all stuck in the Capitol for Trump's impeachment trial, but they have enlisted armies of surrogates to speak to voters for them, along with blanketing Iowa's airwaves with ads largely touting their ability to take on the president.
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Her music has a blanketing quality, fully absorbing anything that comes into its fold Will is entering a musical landscape where often the most talked-about albums are the ones that leave an impact on a listener, but Barwick doesn't need to break a streaming record or have a list of big-name guest spots.
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The company's vehicles still had a lot to learn in this specific realm as of late last year, and it's one of the most challenging road conditions any autonomous vehicle can face, because of the effects of deep cold and blanketing snow not only on traction and vehicle handling, but also on sensors and optics.
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The success of "Honey, I'm Good" underscores a fact that is often forgotten in the age of Spotify and YouTube: Radio remains popular and influential — according to Nielsen, 93 percent of adults tune in at least once a week — and music executives say that blanketing stations everywhere is still the most effective way to secure a hit.
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Only for a nanosecond of human history have men even slightly shared what was once exclusively a woman's burden: the relentless daily labor of caring for another person's body, the life-preserving work of cleaning feces and vomit, the constant cycle of cooking and feeding and blanketing and bathing, whether for the young, the ill or the old.
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A government attorney asked a federal court judge Friday to grant the State Department an additional month to complete its release of emails from former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, blaming the delay on a blizzard blanketing Washington, DC and an "oversight" in which the State Department forgot to deliver thousands of emails to reviewers from other government agencies.
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Steyer's campaign has invested heavily in South Carolina: Both campaign and candidate have gone deep into rural black communities to learn about the lives of black South Carolinians — all while blanketing the state with television ads and glossy mailers that have propelled the candidate who lost in Iowa, New Hampshire, and Nevada to third place in polls of South Carolinians and the second choice among black voters.
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Read more:&aposYou&aposre not welcome, you f-----&apos: Videos show Australia&aposs prime minister heckled and hounded out of a bushfire-ravaged town by furious locals8 ways you can donate money to Australia&aposs bushfire relief effortI spent New Year&aposs trapped by Australian bushfires that looked like a scene from a warzone Red skies are blanketing southeast Australia as hundreds of fires ravage the country
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It's a high-profile effort that finds Swalwell penning legislation, lobbying Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.), infuriating Trump loyalists and blanketing cable news shows in a bid to sell the public on the idea that Congress is too partisan to conduct a credible probe itself.
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The move comes as a major blow to Airbnb, which spent more than $2653 million blanketing Jersey City in television ads, handouts, and pro-Airbnb canvassers in a campaign to quash the restrictions, which will affect a popular destination for guests looking to visit Manhattan (which is just across the Hudson River and several minutes away on public transit) without running afoul of New York's tight rules on short-term rentals.
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Read more:A social-media influencer giving out nudes in exchange for donations to fight the Australian bushfires says she has raised $700,000Red skies are blanketing southeast Australia as hundreds of fires ravage the countryNicole Kidman and Keith Urban donated $500,000 to Australia&aposs fire services amid devastating bushfiresI spent New Year&aposs trapped by Australian bushfires that looked like a scene from a war zoneHere are eight ways you can donate to help fight the fires
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