Is there anything you always bring home from your travels?
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Heredia grounded into a fielder's choice to bring home Cruz.
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Will Tom Brady bring home the Vince Lombardi trophy once again?
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My fiancé pays and we bring home leftover bacon and toast.
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Galvis lined a single into right field to bring home Rupp.
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Anything I'd bring home, he'd be like, 'Oh, Mom, that's cool.
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In addition, Trump's repatriation incentives will bring home trillions of dollars.
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The Eagles won't just bring home the coveted Vince Lombardi trophy.
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But, if they perform well, they can bring home some cash.
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Looking to bring home the gold for your kid's bake sale?
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One out later, Goodrum doubled to center to bring home Castellanos.
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It, too, uses a video game to bring home the message.
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One day they bring home a dog, whom they name Todd.
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I buy half a pound of the paste to bring home.
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Seager flied out to the warning track to bring home Utley.
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Yet most families can't forgo the income that moms bring home.
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"Certain props you always want to bring home," Mr. Theroux said.
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Rob Davidson: It's a stressor that we bring home as well.
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He broke the bank, but he couldn't bring home the bacon.
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A United States military aircraft flown in to bring home Col.
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Now, he's lucky if he can bring home $10 a day.
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Greiner ripped an opposite-field double to bring home two runs.
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"They won't think he can bring home a deal," he said.
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After factoring in bonuses and endorsements, he'll bring home even more.
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I would bring home a tuna sandwich from the craft services table.
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After a walk, Victor Robles ripped a single to bring home Dozier.
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US visitors can now bring home Cuban cigars and rum without hassle.
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She always tries to bring home food from work when she can.
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Cats and dogs can also bring home fleas that carry the plague.
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Sanchez ripped a single to center to bring home the first run.
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You might have to bring home a dongle with your new purchase.
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FREE FOOD FOR LIFE if they bring home the title this Sunday!!
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Can we expect a Sausage Party brand of sausages to bring home?
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This time of year I'll bring home tomatoes and squash and eggplant.
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Choi then singled up the middle to bring home d'Arnaud and Adames.
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Alternatively, you could meet someone good enough to bring home to mama.
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The day you bring home your new cat is full of joy.
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You don't have to bring home a hefty paycheck to be rich.
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Peter Jackson will tell me the news and you bring home the bacon.
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He can bring home another huge victory for conservatives with success being certain.
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And if you're lucky, you get something delicious to bring home for dinner.
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She would bring Home Office control and discipline to the post-Brexit chaos.
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I really like the company, and Olive loves when I bring home chocolates.
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We grab lunch next door to bring home — chicken tenders and fries ($45.36).
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"If you're the LeBron and you don't bring home that ring," he said.
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Vegans don't allow my family to bring home the bacon, so to speak.
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"Enjoy your day and bring home some of that money hunni," NeNe added.
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Pinch hitter Ji-Man Choi walked to bring home the go-ahead run.
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You find wonderful treasures on your travels that you want to bring home.
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Castro then bounced a single up the middle to bring home both runners.
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Escobar delivered a two-out double to left field to bring home Merrifield.
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Locals sometimes opt to buy onsen water to bring home for cooking, too.
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Finally, I thought, I can bring home a Muslim man to my mother.
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His grandfather's food-salvaging habits included picking up unsellable leftovers to bring home.
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Will Christian Bale's transformation into Dick Cheney for "Vice" bring home the gold?
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"Many have told us to just bring home the sheep," Mr. Tamasi said.
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I was wondering if I'm allowed to bring home seashells from foreign beaches.
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France, Japan, Spain and Sri Lanka also said they would bring home nationals.
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Valued at $79.99, PDF Expert is another reason to bring home this bundle.
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His chest heaved, and he told the Warriors to bring home the trophy.
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"I myself hope that we can rescue and bring home one Russian soul."
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Coached by Didier Deschamps, France is hoping to bring home its second World Cup.
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It feels great to be able to join them and bring home a clock.
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" "We heard teachers were helping students bring home food when they didn't have enough.
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Inciarte grounded out to second on a 1-2 pitch to bring home Peterson.
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Asked if they expected to bring home an Olympic medal, all three chimed in.
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I see that I spend more money on groceries than what I bring home.
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You know ... the same gig where he predicted LBJ would bring home a championship.
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Granderson, Travis d'Arnaud and Matt Reynolds hit consecutive singles to bring home the run.
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Tenants were required to bring home slips proving they had gone to support groups.
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Even if you bring home a big paycheck, it doesn't mean you're building wealth.
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Here's what you'll need when you bring home a baby for the first time:
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And Khloe Kardashian might want Tristan Thompson to bring home that Jheri curl wig.
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I used to do it every day, but I couldn't bring home the smell.
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"I told her to bring home the gold," President Obama said after meeting her.
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These tools help you travel comfortably and securely, and bring home great pictures, too.
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What does it cost you to bring home just 0.01% interest compared to 2%?
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He often responds to critics by touting his ability to bring home federal bacon.
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AMBER Alerts have helped bring home nearly 1,000 children since their inception in 1996.
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This will give you an idea of how much you bring home each month.
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When you bring home a new baby, time is a rare and beautiful commodity.
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Unfortunately what they seem to bring home most often is every seasonal infectious disease.
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German authorities are organising an even bigger operation to bring home some 300,000 nationals.
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In all, the Foreign Office helped bring home 82 survivors over 2016 and 2017.
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This means you could bring home a new best friend for free on Aug. 17.
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Eric Thames followed with another double to bring home Cain and make it 2-0.
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My Airbnb host had recommended the bakery, Lakaghuset, for good bread to bring home ($12.17).
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Cardinals starter Jack Flaherty then walked Domingo Santana to bring home the go-ahead run.
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She volunteers to drive there, and E. and I will pick up and bring home.
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Even if you make six figures, the amount of money you bring home each month .
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Presley was not a boy you would date, bring home to your parents, or marry.
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Either way, the delays bring home the importance of the Chinese authorities to international deals.
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He declined to disclose how much money he plans to bring home and from where.
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Iglesias then drilled a double down the left-field line to bring home both runners.
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Not to mention I had to save space for all the souvenirs I'd bring home.
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Every day, I'd line up with hundreds of people and get porridge to bring home.
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Some buy food to bring home, while others plan to start over across the border.
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Which one has the best walk-in to steal leftovers out of to bring home?
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Here are 14 things that will help you prepare to bring home your second baby:
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In San Francisco, for instance, young people bring home an average of $3,540 a month.
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Is this what he spent more than two decades in the military to bring home?
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This will show you how much income you typically bring home in a given month.
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Pick up a few bags (23,7831359151848613 Colombian pesos) to bring home while you're at it.
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To bring home 150,000 combat troops from Iraq, including my son who spent a year there.
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Spring and summer are also excellent times to bring home a few new plants and planters.
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TOKYO — As every Japanese knows, when you travel abroad, you must bring home some "omiyage" — souvenirs.
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Together, they were about to bring home a baffling new addition to the human family tree.
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President Trump's tariffs are inflating poultry prices while making it cheaper to bring home the bacon.
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So let's get him to the ground and do our homework to bring home another win.
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Two years ago the limit was eased, but travelers could still bring home only $100 worth.
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But Alexa is already being used by little kids after parents bring home an Echo device.
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BUT SOMETHING THAT THEY CAN BRING HOME AND USE FOR THEIR OWN PERSONAL NEEDS AS WELL.
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The pizza chain sells premade pies that customers purchase in-store and bring home to cook.
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You made it to Wimbledon — but did it really happen if you didn't bring home proof?
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If you claim zero allowances, you may overpay the IRS, but you'll bring home less pay.
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Another was about the ideas she hoped to bring home to help the kids of Arkansas.
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The Royals moved in front when Nicky Lopez followed with another single to bring home Soler.
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Montgomery then walked pinch hitter Jesus Aguilar to bring home Bandy for a 29.43-3 lead.
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Iannetta hit a single off a diving Escobar's glove at third base to bring home Cruz.
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Gabby Douglas is a decorated Olympic gymnast who will bring home a gold medal from Rio.
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Another was about that ideas she helped to bring home to help the kids of Arkansas.
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As a result, hardworking people bring home less and ultimately put less back into the economy.
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Mr. Duterte said the government would bring home any workers in Kuwait who wanted to leave.
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Their job was to go out and kill very dangerous wild animals and bring home dinner.
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The country will expend similar efforts to bring home other fallen soldiers held in enemy hands.
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In Charlotte, N.C., and Los Angeles Postmates is most likely to bring home the bacon (cheeseburger).
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In that case, it could be Hannah who Peter's mom is begging him to bring home.
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Seager followed with a run-scoring single to bring home Kershaw for a 3-1 edge.
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Iraq is preparing to bring home its citizens from al-Hol, who number more than 30,000.
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The Tories have a deserved reputation for being ruthless with leaders who fail to bring home victory.
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But his record is dimmed by the Bavarian club's failure to bring home Europe's top club prize.
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Each country has a contestant who sings an original song and attempts to bring home the glory.
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That's a lot less than the $90,000 to $130,000 Costco says farmers will bring home in pay.
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Bring home this powerful vacuum on sale today for $89.99 — 35% off the usual cost of $139.99.
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Unfortunately we didn't get the gold but they bring home a medal and that's something really special.
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Even a rookie who gets no game time at all will bring home A$22014,50003 a week.
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Luckily for the coaches, they'll each have a star-studded team to (hopefully) bring home a win.
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Hailey's clearly not letting that stop her from continuing to grind ... someone's gotta bring home the bacon.
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A groundout advanced both runners, and Contreras delivered a two-out double to bring home both baserunners.
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Imagine the disappointment on your wife's face when you bring home a full-sized locker room door.
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On a normal day, he'll bring home about $250 after 9-63 hours of work, he said.
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Jo Loves by Jo Malone: Bring home a limited-edition holiday candle with prices starting at $85.
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We have a big family and I'm the one who is supposed to bring home the money.
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Perhaps you will pick a couple of flowers to bring home and blend in a raspberry smoothie.
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Figure out how much income you bring home each month, and where that money is currently going.
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It didn't — and I actually bring home more bacon today than I ever did being gainfully employed.
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President Trump said in April he'd like to bring home US troops supporting the SDF very soon.
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Only rocket scientists know how to launch, land and safely bring home an astronaut from the moon.
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Curriculum developers or instructional coordinators bring home $60,050 per year on average, according to 2012 BLS data.
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Visit the Mashable Shop within the next few days and bring home a kit for just $69.
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Occasionally, he'd bring home young animals, whose mothers were dead or injured, for us to care for.
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It also encouraged members to cut deals to bring home earmarks that would help them get elected.
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Last October, the Obama administration removed limits on the amount of cigars American travelers could bring home.
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It turns out that they might also bring home a tall TALE of the fish they caught.
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"I'd bring home the venison and my wife and daughters didn't really care for it," he said.
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Some of the bugs kids bring home are the kinds that parents don't develop lasting immunity to.
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One day he starts to bring home body parts, left in the streets from the day's explosions.
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Does it bring home the devastation of this fire in a more immediate way than words can?
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The bar does not serve food, but people often bring home-cooked meals to celebrate special occasions.
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Such a deal would give Mr. Sisi something to bring home to his backers in the military.
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Companies took major advantage of last year's tax cuts to bring home profits they had stored overseas.
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Johnson retired the next batter before Iglesias ripped a double to left to bring home both runners.
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And a Chinese mission, Chang'e 5, is also planned to bring home a sample from the moon.
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And a Chinese mission, Chang'e 5, is also planned to bring home a sample from the moon.
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Still have a migraine, so I really don't feel like working, but mama's gotta bring home the bacon.
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Bank Indonesia has previously said the tax amnesty could bring home $42 billion of Indonesian money stashed offshore.
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Then on a 2-2 pitch, Mookie Betts hit a single to right field to bring home Bradley.
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Whenever I bring home flowers, I'm obsessed and I can't wait to get my camera on their face.
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I get another tofu rice bowl at Num Pang to bring home and share with B. 9 p.m.
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You two have created an unfortunate atmosphere where it will now feel awkward to bring home a date.
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She's the first Frenchwoman to win in over 60 years Mittenaere was thrilled to bring home the crown.
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The rider who earns the coveted yellow jersey at the Champs-Élysées will bring home more than glory.
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And to heighten that rush, to bring home the sense of power, someone else needs to be disempowered.
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In fact, the trends at work in Europe are wildly contradictory, as two recent news reports bring home.
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"My sister was a flight attendant, and she would bring home blue cheese, Camembert, the works," she says.
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These sectors also employed nearly 5 million workers, who bring home an average salary of more than $104,85033.
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Together, they bring home an average of $11,500 a month and their budget gives every dollar a job.
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They used to have a vested interest in passing these bills because they could bring home the bacon.
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Both also support legislation to bring home hundreds of billions of dollars in corporate profits now parked overseas.
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" As Gunn put it, "The only thing she couldn't do at my apartment was bring home a girlfriend.
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On a good trip, Teall and his deckhand Taylor bring home over 100 pounds of red kelp crabs.
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And cultivating a relationship is not just the money that you bring home or gifts for Valentine's Day.
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Together, they bring home an average of $33,500 a month and their budget gives every dollar a job.
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Take a look below for 10 tech-industry jobs that can help you bring home a hefty paycheck:
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The company has allowed at least some people to bring home office PCs, monitors and even ergonomic chairs.
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It's really good, but I can't stomach a ton of food right now, so I bring home leftovers.
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It is the roughly 2,000 American troops there that Mr. Trump has said he wants to bring home.
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Her sons, after a day's work of laying bricks, pool their $2 to buy food to bring home.
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The book doesn't shy away from Carter's failings, particularly his inability to bring home American hostages from Iran.
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Someone who discovers the same level of risk in iOS would reportedly bring home $500,000 less in profits.
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One of the biggest questions of the night was how many trophies "Game of Thrones" would bring home.
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This week's caller has a lot of privilege: She and her husband bring home close to $280,000 a year.
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A dog who has over one million followers can bring home the big bucks: $10,000 for a single post.
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The new moon on July 4 could reveal a match for you — the type you bring home to mama.
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Nguyen Thi Phong said she is now dependent on the British and Vietnamese authorities to bring home their daughter.
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Malaysian exporters have been asked to bring home their earnings and foreigners are allowed to hedge all their exposures.
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And the extra large, expandable capacity meant I still had room to bring home the holiday purchases I made.
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While you can't control who wins the actual trophies, you can bring home the award for best Oscar party.
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The rules of the house were simple enough: Bring home decent grades, stay out of trouble, clean your room.
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One of the best ways to re-live a vacation is through the tokens we bring home with us.
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I eat a handful of chocolate chips to celebrate (and make up for the doughnuts he didn't bring home).
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The survey results, published on the exchange's website, fit with regulators' desire to bring home overseas-listed tech giants.
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There will be way more room for snacks, books to read on the plane, or souvenirs to bring home.
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Teacher salaries vary widely by state, but nationwide the average public school teacher can expect to bring home $60,483.
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Madison could be the one who Peter's mom begged him to "bring home" in numerous promos for the season.
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Sanders decided to bring home two puppies, she knew she would have to get creative to keep Nadia comfortable.
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Sadly, most of the avocados I bring home fall short in all kinds of fibrous, mushy, black-speckled ways.
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As a kid, I'd bring home stacks of books from the library … any fantasy world was worth escaping toward.
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Domingo Santana doubled off the glove of shortstop Orlando Arcia to bring home Crawford with the go-ahead run.
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Google parent company Alphabet could bring home $47 billion in cash if President Donald Trump's tax plan goes through.
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Opinion Columnist Israel stood still for a moment this week so it could bring home the remains of Sgt.
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The US continues our work to bring home all those wrongfully held captive in Iran and elsewhere. pic.twitter.com/9UJqnQkmLF
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Incredibly, I actually won the spelling bee, helping my team, the Arabian Sea, bring home the Sea Olympics championship.
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Tommy Pham followed with a single to left to bring home Weaver for a 2-1 St. Louis lead.
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It's normally $59.99, but you can bring home this Harry Potter-style magic for just $39.99 with code BFSAVE20.
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According to the docs, Joe wants to go back to the motherland in order to bring home the pancetta.
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How much money American companies keep in China — and how much they would want to bring home — is unclear.
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A man like Miguel working a basic job in Cuba can expect to bring home about $30 a month.
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She was, however, pleased that the defense minister promised to bring home Sudanese troops who are fighting in other countries.
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For fans hoping to bring home memorabilia, the retail storefront will debut five different merchandise collections exclusive to the exhibit.
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It will also allow firms to bring home their stash of profits at a rate well below the statutory 35%.
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THE DAILY NEWSLETTER A reporter spends time with families fighting to bring home the wives and children of ISIS fighters.
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I only eat about half of the chicken so we bring home; I'll give it to the kids as leftovers.
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We know CEOs of public companies bring home the big bucks; regulatory filing requirements make executive compensation tough to hide.
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Justin Turner followed with a two-run double to the wall in right center to bring home Maeda and Seager.
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Reds reliever Blake Wood then loaded the bases and walked Happ to bring home Schwarber for a 7-23 advantage.
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Manager Torey Lovullo patched together just enough pitching to bring home the Diamondbacks' eighth win in their last nine games.
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A less discerning buyer might hope to bring home a scrawny animal for around $200, still exorbitant for many Senegalese.
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America's governors are poised and eager to work together and bring home solutions that make a difference in people's lives.
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Don't forget to hit up the attached gift shop for some high-end Moroccan product to bring home with you.
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Let's face it, politicians are elected locally and they believe it's their job to bring home the goodies in return.
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When asked if that meant London would have to bring home exactly 50 diplomats, she said: "A little over 50."
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They also lift limits on the amount of Cuban rum and cigars U.S. travelers can bring home for personal use.
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Tech Tip Q. My kids are growing up fast and they bring home tons of paperwork and memories from school.
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But the last time Diaz and Feltham visited family in Mexico, they took the opportunity to bring home five sacks.
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When I travel to Ireland, I can't resist picking up a piece of local pottery to bring home with me.
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We split a chocolate-dipped stroopwafel and I get a bag of mini ones to bring home for a friend.
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All the public health warnings in the world can't always stand up against the need to bring home a paycheck.
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The Philippines' labor minister said on Sunday that the country was working to bring home more than 500 crew members.
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Most bring home less than $50,000 a year, Aaron estimates, while a top producer will make between $200,000 and $303,000.
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To truly travel comfortably, bring home with you -- and also seek out your home in the world, wherever you are.
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That puts her in the predicament of having to find someone to bring home to meet them in 24 days.
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Yours truly went to Iceland for eight days with two soft-sided bags and had room to bring home souvenirs.
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If you spend enough to bring home the $2,000 or 200,000-mile bonus, either of these cards becomes a no-brainer.
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Before I know it, he has about five bottles stacked up at the counter he wants to buy to bring home.
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When you were nine, you told us you were going to stay with the first girl you would bring home forever.
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I was on pins and needles to see if the blue team or the white team would bring home the win.
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"It is my first visit to Kerbala," said Shabnam, a young Iranian woman, buying prayer stones to bring home as gifts.
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I also stock up on souvenirs to bring home, which is a crap-ton of Danish grocery store chocolate and candy.
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The piles of uninvested cash stashed unpatriotically abroad, which Mr Trump now wants to bring home, belong chiefly to technology firms.
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American firms have an estimated $2.5trn of cash parked abroad—money that the president wants them to bring home and invest.
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Tyler Flowers banged a run-scoring triple off the right field wall to bring home Josh Donaldson with the first run.
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By reducing the cost of repatriation, Congress hoped multinationals would bring home their locked-out foreign cash and invest it domestically.
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If your family is used to only meeting people you're serious about, then don't bring home someone you just started seeing.
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The left-hander issued two walks to load the bases and a third to Max Muncy to bring home a run.
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Usually by this point, I have a clear list of contenders I want to see bring home the little gold man.
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The floral note, according to the release, reminds her of the flowers her late father would bring home from business trips.
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Pinch hitter Albert Almora Jr. greeted Mets reliever Paul Sewald with a two-out double to bring home Jay and Bryant.
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Their dream is for blind baseball to be included in the 2020 Paralympics, and to bring home the trophy for Cuba.
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Some athletes at the Olympics bring home the gold, some are able to snag the silver, but someone's gotta finish last.
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The kind of guy you can take out with your friends, bring home to your parents, and introduce to your boss.
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If you've got the skills to help others save and invest their money you could bring home some serious cash yourself.
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GE made news in 2015 when it paid $6 billion to bring home $36 billion from its sale of GE Capital.
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Salma faces the wrath of her parents after getting caught with her new girlfriend Dunia, whom she dares to bring home.
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She's that funny, dorky, smart girl you can bring home to your mom, but who's also probably really hot in bed.
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And he isn't a break-up-the-big-banks liberal who will bring home the left wing of the party. Mrs.
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She recalled how, back in the movie-theater days, he would bring home books and Tootsie Rolls from his business trips.
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She urged both of her boys to focus on a field of study that was guaranteed to bring home a paycheck.
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While working at the butcher shop, he'd bring home meat for his family and have the cost deducted from his pay.
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Another featured a family from Green Bay, whose daughter Johnson had helped bring home from the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
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What will it take to bring home our men and women and to stop squandering billions of dollars on this quagmire?
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NAYPYITAW (Reuters) - Myanmar's leaders are promising to bring home hundreds of thousands of Rohingya Muslims who fled a brutal military crackdown.
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You can buy whole bean coffee, too; I picked up a couple of 500-gram bags to bring home (138 birr).
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Now, he and his son and daughter sometimes bring home some sort of dead animal from a walk or a run.
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When the N.H.L. announced it wouldn't participate, K.H.L. officials said they would work to bring home Russian players from North America.
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Get the best interest rates out there and bring home the cash you deserve by opening a high-yield savings account.
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Students looking to bring home the best pay throughout their careers may want to consider careers in law, medicine or engineering.
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Why it matters: Democratic lawmakers need something to bring home to their constituents ahead of 2020 — especially those in vulnerable districts.
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When his father, Mike, a high school coach, would bring home film to study, Beasley would sit there watching, listening, processing.
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Reliever Josh Hader struck out Gregory Polanco, but Mercer lined a double down the line in left to bring home Cervelli.
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These peace activists also established links to get care packages to American prisoners, and even helped bring home some captured pilots.
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Laws that work for alcohol, like not allowing patrons to bring home extra product, don't make sense when applied to weed.
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"Trump needs something to bring home from the trip, and if they came with a hammer, that wouldn't happen," Kennedy added.
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He would bring home special jams for the regular hotel clients, including the actors Jeremy Irons, Ian McKellen and Robert Redford.
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On average, teachers in public middle schools in OECD countries earn roughly 85 percent of what similarly educated workers bring home.
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And how many championships did the area's 22014 teams — including the New York Liberty and the New Jersey Devils — bring home?
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Nick Markakis dropped an opposite-field single into left field to bring home two runs, and scored on an Albies single.
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You bring home a "haul" of new, enviable (usually expensive) goods and display them for the internet to comment on and admire.
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He ripped a line drive over the wall in left field to also bring home Kyle Schwarber, Anthony Rizzo and Javier Baez.
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After the cake I hit the tourist shops and buy some t-shirts with dragons to bring home to my friends' kids.
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Pinch hitter Ji-Man Choi got the count to 3-2 before drawing a walk to bring home the go-ahead run.
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If they were a species he hadn't seen before, Dr. Araújo photographed them and pried off the tiny bodies to bring home.
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The winner of the 100th Championship will bring home more than the massive, 27-pound Wanamaker Trophy: He'll earn nearly $2 million.
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The data most recently collected by Wall's team shows governors bring home anywhere from $21999 (some forego their stated salary) to $22014,250.
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However, they have a common purpose: to bring home the ubiquity, and the social character, of religion to a mainly secular public.
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" Asked about Wang's case, a State Department spokeswoman said: "This administration is redoubling efforts to bring home all Americans unjustly detained abroad.
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The country was expected to bring home anywhere between 10 and 14 medals, according to the head of the government's sports authority.
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N. has a short late shift tonight, so I decide to surprise him and bring home donuts from our favorite local shop.
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She was playing Naomi Osaka, a 20-year-old breakout star trying to bring home the first Grand Slam title for Japan.
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EVERY year in Singapore 1% of pupils in the third year of primary school bring home an envelope headed "On government service".
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Both mother and daughter are doing well and in a few days the parents will be able to bring home their 'miracle.
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Shields was still in the game when Adduci smashed a double to right to bring home two more runs in the seventh.
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Davis then cracked a line drive off the glove of diving first baseman Ehire Adrianza to bring home the game-winning runs.
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Yasmani Grandal drove a run home with a sharp single to right, and Moustakas doubled to right field to bring home another.
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The ability of female breadwinners to "bring home the bacon and fry it up in a pan" should be a confidence-booster.
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Robles then intentionally walked Freddy Galvis to re-load the bases before plunking Peter Bourjos with a pitch to bring home Paredes.
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I'll bring home samples or fabrics and look at them in that environment, which I think makes things a lot more personal.
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Team USA's star figure skater, 18-year-old Nathan Chen, was a favorite to help bring home gold coming into the event.
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Their jobs, union jobs in factories where they could bring home a salary to support a family and pay for a home.
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And look for Mike Trout (Los Angeles Angels) and Cody Bellinger (Los Angeles Dodgers) to bring home the MVP awards on Thursday.
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While 99% of my fishing is #catchandrelease every once an a while you have to bring home dinner... and it was delicious.
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Most reasonable people would agree that our tax code should give preferential treatment to those who work for what they bring home.
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Garcetti calls Amy -- who he describes as his love, his partner and his "No person" -- to ask what he can bring home.
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Russia's government is sending an aircraft to bring home the 35 Russian officials the U.S. is expelling, the Daily Mail reported Friday.
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Do we want to bring home good neighbors or double down on punitive policies that only lead to more crime and violence?
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"When you go to the Olympic Games and represent Team U.S.A., you're going there to bring home a gold medal," Moses said.
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And the real-life people who receive the money have to rely on a designated celebrity representative to bring home the bacon.
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Either you work well with the majority party or you have no say over policy, nothing to bring home to your constituents.
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He's on track to earn a minimum of $1.6 million this year, but could bring home closer to $2 million, he estimates.
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He was unable to achieve that either, but after leaving office, went to North Korea to bring home two Americans held prisoner.
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That's why they're trying to bring home the message that authenticity is key, and that all experiences — and all bodies — are welcome.
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This chapter of their lives seems far from over, so perhaps she's the one that Peter's mom wants him to bring home?
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You can bring home a bag of fresh, locally-grown vegetables and fruit from the traditional market for just $1 or $27.
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Kylie Jenner still loves Beanie Babies ... because she just dropped a fat stack of cash to bring home a blinged-out bear!!!
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Cabrera scored on a sacrifice fly by Victor Robles, and Difo followed with a single to right center to bring home Gomes.
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Plans to bring down the hunt and bring home the anoa bacon change; our hopes of getting it done will never alter.
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Add on a boost from short-term stimulus, and the Land of the Rising Sun is set to bring home host gold.
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He also vowed as a candidate to bring home Robert Levinson, an American who has been missing in Iran for 10 years.
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You can bring home a ProForm 905 CST Treadmill for $250 off at Walmart right now — bringing the total price down to $699.
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As chief of Police, I want to bring closure to this case and bring home an answer to the Fox family and community.
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Despite Monday's actions, Trump has defended his decision and shown little evidence he's second-guessing his instinct with bring home American troops abroad.
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The men all used the website Efficient Pickup, which claims to teach men to "meet, seduce and bring home" women, according to NBC.
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See a few of the essentials we'd scoop up in the free haul ahead, and finger's crossed that YOU bring home the win.
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ITALY'S PM CONTE SAYS WILL WORK WITH ECONOMY MINISTER TRIA IN OSAKA TO SEEK "TO BRING HOME GOOD RESULT" OVER EU DISCIPLINARY PROCEDURE
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Yet other attempts to bring home this power—such as when another co-worker describes watching drone hits kill innocent parties—fall flat.
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The kids bring home so many projects from school so I'm constantly having to choose between what to keep and what to toss.
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In addition, the analyst noted the Republican tax repatriation holiday proposals, where corporations can bring home overseas earnings at a lower tax rate.
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For Malaysia, the top priority is securing the freedom to bring home three diplomats and their six family members who remain in Pyongyang.
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A statement released by the White House Friday said the Trump administration is "redoubling" its efforts to bring home Americans "unjustly detained" abroad.
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They bring home a median salary of $50,200 at age 22 while their female counterparts earn $39,800 per year, a difference of $10,400.
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Victoria Moreno: I think my favorite reaction is when I see my dad and my mom eat the bread that I bring home.
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The lawmakers have also proposed another break, permitting multinationals to bring home more than $22020 trillion stowed offshore at sharply reduced tax rates.
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Jones hit an RBI double with two pouts to bring home Escobar, and then Walker hit his ninth home run of the season.
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But Garten knew what she knew, like what types of foods people wanted to bring home and how to make them taste great.
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On Sunday nights, he would bring home twisted, drenched spinnakers to hang-dry all over the house, forming silky red or blue labyrinths.
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The experience inspired her to start a non-profit, Special Delivery San Diego, to bring home-cooked meals to people living with AIDS.
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Nunez lined the next pitch over Walker's head at third to bring home Kinsler, and the Red Sox had a 3-0 lead.
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But there are no sufficient ones to guarantee you'll bring home that golden statuette at the end of long, weary months of campaigning.
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Those perches gave him enormous authority to allocate funds and to bring home special projects for his state, often called pork-barrel spending.
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The neighbor would sometimes bring home cubs and baby monkeys to bottle feed, and Exotic was invited over to spend time with them.
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I've assumed this means my daughters might someday bring home grades or make life choices that my father would have regarded as failures.
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Tech giant SAP is working with the German government to help bring home tens of thousands of stranded Germans amid the coronavirus crisis.
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The lawmakers have also proposed another break, permitting multinationals to bring home more than $22014 trillion stowed offshore at sharply reduced tax rates.
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Conveniently located "in the part of New York state that has Confederate flags," visitors can bring home $10 worth of apples for $45.
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The authorities said they would work to bring home 30 Mongolian nationals from Wuhan, and its citizens in China would have until Feb.
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Amazon CEO and Washington Post owner Jeff Bezos used his private jet to bring home recently freed reporter Jason Rezaian, according to CNN.
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He learns that his mother has gone to the hospital to bring home his ailing father, for whom Hally clearly has little affection.
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They, along with their three children, were supposed to be traveling to China to bring home a girl they plan to name Lottie.
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They bring home a median salary of $50,200 at age 22, while their female counterparts earn $39,203 per year, a difference of $10,400.
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Bring home a few bunches of basil, parsley, and fresh oregano to add to salads, pasta dishes, roasted vegetables, and marinades, she said.
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Kids can get pretty excited when their parents bring home a new toy from the store, and so can our wonderful birb friends.
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" Next, bring home your point with a simple request: "Can we carve out time on the weekends to make sure we prioritize it?
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She works with her husband, Lee Hickey, who was also part of the pool, so they'll bring home two shares of the winnings.
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They bring home a median salary of $239,290 at age 235, while their female counterparts earn $274,103 per year, a difference of $210,220.
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After Reyes struck out, Gonzalez doubled to the corner in left to bring home Osuna and went to third on the throw home.
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They bring home a median salary of $50,200 at age 22, while their female counterparts earn $39,800 per year, a difference of $10,400.
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Audeze Mobius Gaming Headphones Experience all your favorite games with high-quality cinematic sound when you bring home these Audeze Mobius Gaming Headphones.
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Venus Williams couldn't bring home another Wimbledon title ... but she drew a star-studded crowd to watch her go down to Spain's Margine Guburuza.
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"We are in the final stretch of my pregnancy and are getting sooo excited to bring home our new little girl!" shares Duff, 33.
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Graduates are given a gun to bring home, potentially allowing them to form an irregular home guard in the case of a Russian invasion.
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An A&R at OutKast's Aquemini Records—and later for Janelle Monae—Mitch would regularly bring home unreleased OutKast music for his little brother.
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She later joined the United States women's national softball team, helping to bring home a gold medal in Athens and later silver in Beijing.
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My family loved it, though, because after work I got to bring home extra chicken and they would put it all in the freezer.
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If your router doesn't support Wi-Fi 6, you won't see any benefits, no matter how many Wi-Fi 6 devices you bring home.
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All three publications reportedly decided to sit on the story, because press leaks might have undermined U.S. efforts to bring home the imprisoned Americans.
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Hitting the 1 billion user milestone could put pressure on Instagram to carry its weight in the Facebook family and bring home more cash.
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And Democrats believe there is no surrogate more capable of helping bring home two critical demographic groups for Clinton: African-Americans and young people.
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If bond markets dried up, Apple might struggle to issue so much debt and have to bring home funds, incurring a big tax bill.
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These can be anything that a child can bring home and enjoy, said Gregory, such as glow sticks, bubbles, stickers, markers and mini notebooks.
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Smokes recalls how a nine- or 12-year-old kid working as a lookout for a street dealer could bring home $500 a week.
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Could Joe Woolford and Jake Shakeshaft finally bring home the Eurovision glory that has eluded the UK since Katrina and the Waves in 23?
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Washington (CNN)The deal to bring home four Americans held in Iran almost never happened, the United States' top negotiator told CNN on Tuesday.
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Their ability to speak fluent English signaled that they could represent the modern face of their nation and bring home the benefits of globalization.
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After the three astronauts returned to Earth, they were quarantined for 21 days to make sure they did not bring home any lunar contagions.
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There were often leftovers, which I was happy to bring home to avoid food waste and help keep our family's overall food bill low.
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Expats working in India's largest city can typically expect to bring home a sizable $217,563 salary, more than twice the global average of $99,903.
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"I grew up in a Japanese home and my parents would always bring home Japanese food," Hoshi told Insider's Joe Avella and Sydney Kramer.
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Here's how much millennials — normally defined as those between 18 and 34 years old — bring home every month (after taxes) across 11 U.S. cities.
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The UK is chartering planes to bring home the British nationals who were among the 22,22 people thought to be stranded among the world.
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" Plus, no matter how much you bring home, it's important to keep your spending in check, he adds: "You have to budget your expenses.
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But red notices have also been abused by authoritarian governments that want to bring home critics who have fled abroad, human rights groups say.
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The United States Fish and Wildlife Service last month moved to allow hunters to bring home trophies from elephants killed in Zimbabwe and Zambia.
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It is, for the moment, unclear how much money American companies actually keep in China, or how much they would seek to bring home.
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In overruling his generals and civilian advisers, Mr. Trump fulfilled his frequently expressed desire to bring home American forces from a messy foreign entanglement.
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Most important, it took Canada until 1982 to bring home its founding constitution from Westminster, so that it can be amended without British approval.
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Following a fielder's choice and another intentional pass, Puig ripped a single off the right field wall to bring home pinch runner Bradley Zimmer.
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To tax the untaxed sums, Democrats should give up their opposition to granting corporations a discounted tax rate for the profits they bring home.
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A peace deal would allow the U.S. to bring home its troops from Afghanistan and end its 18-year military engagement there, America's longest.
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In the past, Trump has called Syria "sand and death" and repeatedly said that it's time to bring home US troops in the region.
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Sen. Dianne Feinstein says talks in Congress about a tax break to encourage U.S. companies to bring home more foreign cash have little momentum.
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These judges debate and decide the final winner of the competition and the startup that gets to bring home $50,000 and the Disrupt Cup.
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Matt Carpenter, who came in 11-for-24 with three home runs in his career off DeSclafani, singled to right to bring home Bader.
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But here's the part where we shamelessly ask for you, dear reader, to help us bring home all of those shiny, glorious little springs.
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A walk, single and walk loaded the bases for Wolters, who walked on five pitches to bring home a run for a 1-0 lead.
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" And gives a pep talk to Erik's fishing lure: "Get down there, boy, and bring home a big fish for your old father to eat.
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Brees, who will turn 40 just two days after the game, is hoping to bring home another win in his 18th season with the league.
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In The Netherlands, France and Germany, the numbers are much smoother (the bottom 40 percent bring home 20163 percent, top 10 percent around 23 percent).
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Pregnant Kylie Jenner finally showed her face for the first time in nearly 5 months ... 'cause mama-to-be's still gotta bring home the bacon.
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Rumors surfaced last month that pointed to Amazon and Google's plans to bring home phone functionality to their smart hub assistants, the Echo and Home.
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Her mother would bring home books that had been discarded at houses where she was cleaning, and she made frequent trips to her local library.
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Growlers are the best way to bring home one-off craft beers from the brewery, but the typical glass bottles tend to warm up quickly.
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She has yet to bring home the coveted trophy, but is considered a frontrunner after winning a Golden Globe for the role earlier this month.
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I'm in the process of looking for a pup friend to bring home with me, but I quickly found that it's not an easy process.
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Used auto marketplace site CarGurus came from under the radar to bring home a big payday for investors in its initial public offering on Thursday.
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It would require U.S. companies to bring home more than $2 trillion in foreign profits held offshore as part of an international tax reform package.
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He said Kazim had befriended many families and encouraged or helped them to try to bring home children who had gone to join Islamic State.
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I would have had to sell $1 million more worth of FUBU product to bring home the $200,000, but I didn't have to do that.
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Leo was nominated, but he couldn't bring home the gold in his fifth collaboration with Scorsese — despite the awesome physicality of his big Quaalude scene.
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ET. Tonight's favorite, Justify, is racing out of post position seven, and is looking to become the sixth consecutive favorite to bring home the roses.
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As long as you eat a reasonable amount of the portions you order, you can continue to order more, then bring home all the leftovers.
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This meant that a couple with three children could bring home the equivalent of more than twenty-five pounds a week—a lot of bread.
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The guy kept talking about boys he wanted to bring home, but took it for granted that any gender-nonconforming femme was just a friend.
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Those people were forced to buy bottled water and bring home buckets of it from car washes in order to continue living in their homes.
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After I had been selling their toys for a few months, I decided to bring home an inexpensive Tenga sleeve for my penis-equipped roommate.
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Once those bacteria develop antibiotic resistance, they can make their way into your system via meat you bring home from the store (among other ways).
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Attracted to a bottle of lavender scent that he wants to bring home for Claire, he found himself cornered in a bedroom by Jack Randall.
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In "Continuity," a German couple drives some distance to an unknown train station to ostensibly bring home their son, who's returning from serving in Afghanistan.
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If HUSBAND has remembered to bring home the 8.5-by-11-inch dividers but the dividers fail to have the color-coded adhesive tabs Mrs.
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Another option is to haul your tree to a MulchFest event, where you can watch it get chipped and bring home a bag of mulch.
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In the case of Syria, Mr. Trump overruled his generals and civilian advisers in favor of fulfilling a promise to bring home 2,000 American troops.
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That didn't take long ... DJ Khaled's clearly a believer in carrying your own weight, 'cause he's already making his newborn son bring home the bacon.
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Instead of adding those last-minute maybe items, leave that extra room for a potential souvenir that you'll maybe want to bring home with you.
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"Our dilemma was hence to bring home a child with his mother, or risk that a sick 5-year-old child might die," she said.
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Still, there's immense pressure to bring home that final win, and with a total of 68 schools partaking in the tournament, the competition is stiff.
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Ruiz intentionally walked pinch-hitter Dee Gordon to load the bases and Murphy walked on a 3-2 count to bring home the winning run.
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Patriots quarterback Tom Brady may be bringing home another Vince Lombardi Trophy next Sunday, but his former backup, Jimmy Garoppolo, will bring home more cash.
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This allows the community to bring home the benefits of broadband without assuming the extraordinary financial risks and ongoing technical maintenance of these complex networks.
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The government would arrange flights to bring home those stuck abroad, he said, urging Lebanese abroad to register with embassies to provide them with help.
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Nor can I bring home the feeling of driving by beautiful Palestinian houses from before 1948 that are now lived in primarily by Jewish Israelis.
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A hopeful scenario would be for the economy to one day make use of the resources these graduates bring home as experienced returnees, Huh said.
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I like to buy jewelry when I travel because it's easy to bring home, and every time I wear it it's a reminder of my trip.
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Sprinkles, Garrett Popcorn, Baked by Melissa, Barney Butter, Cake Bams, Olly bars, barkTHINS and Dang Foods were also readily available for the stars to bring home.
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Conte, speaking in televised remarks from Japan, said he would work with Economy Minister Giovanni Tria this week to seek "to bring home a good result".
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Just before Springer delivered his two-run blast, the Astros made it 21993-27 when starting pitcher Lance McCullers grounded out to bring home a run.
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That means this year's winners will bring home $4 million compared to the $2 million that Rapinoe and the U.S Women's National team won in 2015.
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This year, Pixar's Coco is basically guaranteed to bring home the prize, but two of the smaller films, The Breadwinner and Loving Vincent deserve more recognition.
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The victory concluded an exciting contest, one not without controversy, as the Nats dominated the favored Astros to bring home their first-ever World Series win.
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Jay doubled off the wall with none out in the fourth to bring home Alex Avila, who entered to catch in the top of the inning.
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During his remarks, Trump harkened back to the themes of his original campaign for president, when he promised to bring home U.S. troops from conflicts abroad.
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To find that perfect piece to bring home, the spacecraft is equipped with an instrument that will analyze areas of the asteroid and determine their composition.
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But even the most genetically blessed amongst us still have to show up to their day jobs every now and then to bring home the bacon.
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Bourdain's hit CNN show was nominated in five categories—and though he didn't bring home a win, the night was still a success in his eyes.
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Logan: Well, I'm vegan, so I have a lot of that kind of stuff, but Lex is really nice in that she doesn't bring home meat.
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But something that's also possible — and not much discussed — is that companies could bring home the cash, spruce up their balance sheets and pay down debt.
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"When February rolled around, I literally woke up one day and said I want to get back in the sled and bring home gold," Langton said.
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So I'll take home wear tests and then on top of wear tests, I always want to bring home my favorite new pieces in the collection.
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Consumers enjoy the shopping experience without actually shopping: in many cases, they won't bring home a purchase but instead buy online after enjoying the shopping experience.
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" The boricua beauty, who will soon be traveling to Puerto Rico to bring home the prize, is planning her big next move: "I'm moving to Miami.
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Part of President Donald Trump's tax plan calls for a "holiday" that would lower the U.S. rate to incentivize companies to repatriate — bring home — that money.
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And as a handful of everyday people have shown us, you don't need to win the lottery or bring home a massive paycheck to do it.
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While the singer was staying active in the cold, his new wife Hailey Baldwin was out getting some holiday treats to bring home to her man.
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Adam Duvall, who went 2151-for-2150, sliced a double to center on a 2800-2822 pitch to bring home Votto for a 22012-1993 lead.
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The savvy (and very cost-effective) way to shop for home goods that are more expensive in your local store and more cumbersome to bring home.
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The Saudi government has in recent years been pressing wealthy individuals to invest more in the kingdom and bring home some of their wealth from overseas.
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The change in finance ministers comes just after Indonesia launched a tax amnesty it hopes will bring home billions of dollars that Indonesians have parked overseas.
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Nature's Miracle Stain & Odor Remover Spray, available at Petco for $11.29Accidents happen, and they're going to happen a lot when you bring home a new puppy.
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I have to bring home a girl who can go on a long walk with my sister and my mom and talk while I'm playing golf.
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This is also the perfect day to meet the parents or give the nice type — the one you could bring home to mom — a genuine shot.
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Members of the F.B.I.-led team and their counterparts at the State Department are still trying to bring home more than a dozen people, officials said.
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Terrence Howard isn't so sure Denzel Washington will bring home the Oscar, because he says he deserved it back in the day but went home empty.
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Likewise, many Trump supporters have grown weary of overseas military ventures that never seem to end and therefore applaud his moves to bring home American troops.
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It took him two trips to bring home the useless pile of letters, which he believes cost the company thousands of dollars to send, he said.
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Ronald Torreyes hit a grounder to bring home Headley, but the Yankees did nothing else to trouble Rays starter Chris Archer over the next five innings.
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Interested candidates have until the end of the month to submit their resume and cover letter for a chance to bring home that Oscar Mayer bacon.
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The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act required U.S. companies to bring home those foreign profits, but at a one-time rate ranging from 8% to 20203%.
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Your life's savings are tied into your business and your family's well-being is reliant on the money you bring home from that business to survive.
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Telegraph expects Mayweather could bring home around $230 million, closer to what he made for his fight in 2015 against former seven-division champion Manny Pacquiao.
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Simone Biles will be hoping to bring home a medal for the U.S. It's also worth checking in on the Greco Roman wrestling starting at 10 a.m.
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Pillar's two-run single came with two outs before Dickerson went the opposite way to bring home two more with a triple off the wall in left.
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First, to bring home unhappy voters who voted Republican in previous presidential contests but who loathe him: a group that notably includes educated white women in suburbia.
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Perhaps there is some truth in a story about Serbian politics which is meant to bring home that country's authoritarian, patriarchal streak, especially seen in rural areas.
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He once threatened to bring home the 28,000-odd American troops that have been stationed in South Korea for decades to guard against a North Korean attack.
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As you replace your phone, laptop, and game consoles over the next five years, you'll bring home new ones that include the latest version of Wi-Fi.
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During a Monday meeting with Jordan's King Abdullah II, Trump reiterated his long-held desire to bring home roughly 2,000 US troops in Syria, according to CNN.
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Companies pay top dollar to big data pros well-versed in the framework, and these experts bring home a whopping average salary of around $110,000 a year.
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Many women know what it's like to bring home a new child and be expected back at work just a few weeks later, or forfeit vital paychecks.
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I am proud of you and ALL OF OUR GREAT athletes and my only hope for you and all of #TeamUSA is to bring home the gold.
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But in general, unless you're forced to get out there and bring home some money, working has more pros than it does cons in your later years.
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Also worth catching: The wrestling, where Kyle Snyder is hoping to bring home a medal for the U.S. A day of action begins at 8:30 a.m.
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Last week, I attended the trial of the group of Austrian students who hung the "Erdogan, bring home your Turks" banner across the Turkish Embassy in Vienna.
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Indonesia's president Joko Widodo sounded an alarm on the country's reserves on Tuesday, less then a week after he pleaded with exporters to bring home offshore earnings.
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The British government has asked the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) to charter more than 2119 aircraft to bring home about 2159,0003 Monarch customers overseas, the CAA said.
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President Trump swept into office as a populist promising to "make America great again," and one of his signature promises was to bring home millions of jobs.
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So far it's the only ring in the family, and will remain so unless Verlander's Tigers are able to finally bring home that elusive World Series title.
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By pursuing decertification, there is the opportunity to build an organization that privileges the safety of children and adult competitors over the medals they can bring home.
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The minimum take-home of a black salesman was $2120 per week, while estimates suggested his white counterpart could bring home up to $210 every seven days.
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Hoover then walked Matt Szczur on four pitches to bring home Jorge Soler, and Fowler added a two-run single to right to make it 259-231.
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But if they continue to play this well, they are likely to compete in June for something that last season's Warriors failed to bring home: a championship.
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The Pentagon's effort to find and bring home the long-lost American servicemen has been continually stymied by political tensions over North Korea's nuclear and missile programs.
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It's rather like the way 19th-century Europeansviewed the Amazon itself, a playground in which to work out inner selves and bring home hard-won life lessons.
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His policies have spurred consumption, and have incentivized companies to buy back more of their stock and bring home some of the money they had stashed overseas.
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After an intentional walk to Danny Santana to load the bases, Kiner-Falefa lined a 1-0 pitch into center field to bring home the winning run.
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And it's the desire to bring home the impact of this seemingly far-away crisis that has inspired Zughaib to spend three years on this particular series.
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It's safe to say that if Trump fails to deliver again, and does not bring home the big trophy on Tuesday, his prospects will be seriously damaged.
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"My father would always bring home a perfectly formed big root for the Seder, with prepared horseradish hot off the production line to eat," Mr. Gold said.
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Heightened concerns about the rapid spread of COVID-19 are prompting Canadian officials to openly question whether the travelers may bring home more than memories and souvenirs.
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Mr. Trump has cut some foreign aid in Syria and said he wants to bring home the roughly 2,000 American troops deployed there fighting the Islamic State.
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Mr. Kim agreed on Tuesday to help the United States find and bring home the remains of Americans from major Korean War battle sites in the North.
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While you may bring home twice as many rolls of toilet paper in a pack, for example, you&aposll pay less per roll with the bulk price.
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I think a big reason is simply that men are happy for their partner to bring home another paycheck, but aren't as happy to do more chores.
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The U.S. Open champions, to be decided this weekend, will bring home a much heftier check than the winners in 23.7, the start of tennis' professional era.
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That's why she's a crusader against corporate greed except when it comes to the medical device manufacturers who bring home the bacon in her own home state.
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When adopting a dog, it&aposs important to make sure your lifestyle and living situation is compatible with the type of pet you decide to bring home.
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The Trump administration wants to cut the U.S. corporate income tax rate to 20 percent from 35 percent and encourage multinationals to bring home profits held overseas.
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Because in business, it goes without saying that the boss wants you to bring home profits, while politics is nothing but an endless series of trade-offs.
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Mets closer Edwin Diaz walked leadoff batter Marcell Ozuna and retired the next two batters before Wong singled off the left field fence to bring home Ozuna.
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For businesses that spend around $8,000 per month or more, you should be able to easily bring home a bonus worth $2,000 in cash back or 200,000 miles.
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In the US, the poorest 40 percent of earners bring home just 16 percent of the national income, while the richest 10 percent earn a whopping 29 percent.
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For comparison, Verizon will only bring home $1.41 billion in digital ad revenue or 0.7 percent of the digital ad market in 2016, even with AOL factored in.
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At Thursday's meeting, there was a PowerPoint presentation and members were supposed to get paper versions to bring home, but they weren't ready in time for the meeting.
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Nor are there plans to reinstate limits that Obama lifted on the amount of the island's coveted rum and cigars that Americans can bring home for personal use.
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Men who were perfectly nice — the type of men who you'd want to bring home to mom — but who I 100% did not want to have sex with.
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It might not make you a better at balancing the two, but it could be a great game to bring home for the holidays and play with family.
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From what to pair with slices to recipes to use up the bushels you bring home, know before you go with our guide to picking the perfect apple.
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As if stuck in an Archie Bunker time warp, he promised to bring home jobs from China and Mexico and restore America's old dominance in steel and autos.
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A romantic guy at heart, Chris is ready to ditch the apps and find the perfect girl he can spoil regularly and bring home to meet his mom.
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My dad is a professor, and, on a trip to the US for a conference, he stopped at an art store to get a gift to bring home.
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China's foreign exchange regulator in January let domestic companies bring home cash raised through offshore bonds secured by onshore guarantees, in a potential game-changer for domestic borrowers.
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President Donald Trump's administration wants to cut the U.S. corporate income tax rate to 20 percent from 35 percent and encourage multinationals to bring home profits held overseas.
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On the way out of the country, Chinese tourists gravitate to duty free "and buy a ton of alcohol, smokes and gifts" to bring home, Ho tells Axios.
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Nor does Trump plan to reinstate limits that Obama lifted on the amount of the island's coveted rum and cigars that Americans can bring home for personal use.
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Between the lines: The GOP law made it easier to bring home money that was parked abroad, which many pharmaceutical and medical device companies did in late 2017.
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He returned to the Olympics in 1960, in Rome, to win the bronze as a superheavyweight, and then in 1964, in Tokyo, to bring home the bronze again.
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For example, Twitter user NickMillerr_'s cat, Nala, decided it would be a great idea to bring home a live bat and casually drop it in the house.
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Today, the top bracket is 39.6 percent for single Americans who bring home $418,401 or more annually and for married individuals filing jointly who make $470,701 or more.
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If you want to bring home serious money — and you can withstand years of training and long, sometimes unpredictable hours — you may want to consider a medical career.
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His wife works with the homeless and people in the prison system, so there's a much higher risk that she could bring home an illness such as coronavirus.
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My grandmother working two jobs, only to bring home a hundred dollars a week, while my sister and I rolled pennies and lived on peanut butter and spaghetti.
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President Trump's decision to bring home the 25,218 American troops in Syria clears the way for Iran to expand its influence in the region and leaves Israel isolated.
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Prisoner-swap negotiations, to bring home Americans imprisoned or missing in Iran, could create an important channel of communication, and the leadership in Tehran is open to this.
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Monarch Airlines, a British budget airline and tour operator, collapsed this month, leading the British government to step in to bring home more than 100,000 travelers stranded abroad.
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Bartenders expecting to make over $200 for the night would be lucky to bring home $80, Mr. McLeod said — which meant they, too, would rein in their spending.
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The Hong Kong government also announced Sunday that it was arranging a chartered flight to bring home residents free of charge as soon they were permitted to disembark.
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If you've been looking to upgrade your luggage, now's the perfect time to do it — especially if you're planning to travel for the holidays and bring home gifts.
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Will the Russians who aren't Russians — the 168 who have been invited as "Olympic Athletes from Russia, " competing in neutral uniforms under the Olympic flag — bring home gold?
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"There is a growing sense of desperation to bring home those we love," said Judy Turner, the mayor of Whakatane, a coastal community close to the volcanic island.
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Bank of America Merrill Lynch currency strategists expect to see other companies follow the lead of and announce plans to bring home cash they have been hoarding overseas.
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The chicken chain's family meals are reminiscent of KFC's Bucket meals, which are also designed to be a convenient way to bring home food for the whole family.
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In theory, this would buttress domestic manufacturing, make American products more competitive with foreign goods and encourage American companies to bring home cash they have been parking overseas.
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Mazie Hirono says she will donate the pay she receives during the shutdown to Hawaii's federally qualified community health centers: Just how much do members of Congress bring home?
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When Uber reached out to Levandowski, it was no different from the Warriors pursuing Kevin Durant to bring home a championship, Uber's outside counsel Bill Carmody told the jury.
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In America Mr Trump could succeed in persuading companies to bring home billions of dollars that sit abroad by means of a tax holiday and a lower tax rate.
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AND IF HE WANTS TO DO IT HIS WAY, AS LONG AS YOU BRING HOME THE BACON, AS LONG AS YOU MAKE THIS COMPANY PRODUCTIVE, I'M WITH YOU 280%.
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Two flights expected to arrive on Wednesday in the United States will bring home 350 passengers from Wuhan who face 14 days in quarantine, a Defense Department spokesman said.
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And every summer, I bring home all the gel moisturizers that land on my desk, while secretly hoping they're as thick, rich, and hydrating as my favorite winter creams.
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"The study is interesting because it suggests that males are still expected to bring home the bacon to some extent," says Shaw, who is unaffiliated with the new research.
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Right-hander Juan Minaya struck out Yandy Diaz before Melky Cabrera fouled off four two-strike pitches before walking on a full count to bring home the tying run.
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Kripps tops the world driver rankings and is bidding to bring home Canada's second gold medal in the two-man competition after Pierre Lueders' victory at Nagano in 1998.
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The question will be then whether he can bring home a set of agreements that do things in a different way, but actually accomplish our objectives as a country.
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The move was a step towards launching a bid to bring home Mallya, who is the subject of a non-bailable warrant issued by a special judge in Mumbai.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNGeorge Lopez Has A Strong Message For Donald TrumpJay Z: No Deal On Prince MusicRob Kardashian & Blac Chyna Bring Home Baby Dream'The Young & The Restless' Actor Arrested!
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Here are a few devices that make it easier to bring home-like comforts with you while you travel, saving you time, frustration, and maybe even a little money.
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So while we'll miss seeing Cersei and Sansa and Tyrion and the rest of the cast onstage this Sunday, HBO is sure to bring home a few statuetts again.
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Team USA athletes have made their way across the world to South Korea, and they're all geared up to hit the ice and snow ... to bring home some hardware!
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The only consistently stated objective is to create or "bring home" jobs for Americans, but the present administration has offered scant details on how they plan to accomplish that.
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Rather, the interviews show that people's satisfaction with their standard of living, and their subsequent political choices, depends on more than how many dollars they bring home each week.
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My dad and I were two of those hopefuls this fall, trekking upstate with my uncle and cousins one October weekend to bring home a fish of our own.
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"I think closing on doom and gloom and scaring people over immigration, that is not going to bring home undecided voters in swing districts," Costello told CNN's Lauren Fox.
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His father, Representative Bill Lipinski, was an old-style Daley machine Democrat—socially conservative but willing to bring home the bacon for his constituents in a safely Democratic seat.
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"It's hard to believe that you go get the kids something to eat and you bring home a lethal toy," Michael Jones, the boy's grandfather, told the Chicago Tribune.
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The agency was able to bring home more than 1,000 Americans in Morocco five days after the country also abruptly closed its border on March 15, The Hill reported.
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Just when you thought it was time to bring home the troops from the great chicken sandwich war between Popeyes and Chick-fil-A, KFC introduces a new sandwich.
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On a recent evening, after buying a few bags to bring home, my friends and I asked how much inventory Ms. Liang had left in the large chest freezer.
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Through my father's research, we had learned that my great-great-grandfather Judge Walter Irving McCoy campaigned to bring home the bodies of his son and other fallen Americans.
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China in turn is trying to bring home its tourists stranded abroad, with the state-run People's Daily saying two flights were sent on Thursday, to Thailand and Malaysia.
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Previews make it seem like Madison leaves the show after he has sex with someone else, and that it's Madison that Peter's mom is urging him to bring home.
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He drove a 2145-212 pitch from reliever Tayron Guerrero into the left field corner to bring home Tyler Flowers and Kurt Suzuki with the tying and winning runs.
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But in early 2016, he flew his personal jet to Germany to pick up and bring home Jason Rezaian, the Washington Post reporter who had been detained by Iran.
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PhRMA declined to comment for this story, but earlier this year it urged US trade negotiators to bring home a deal that would boost exports to the United Kingdom.
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Corporations would be freed to build plants and create jobs in the United States instead of in foreign countries, and would bring home money that currently is sheltered overseas.
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A unionized hourly worker at vehicle assembly plant in the US can bring home a mid-five-figure yearly total, and with seniority and overtime, get close to $100,000.
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Quotable: "There is a growing sense of desperation to bring home those we love," said Judy Turner, the mayor of Whakatane, a coastal community close to the volcanic island.
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The Dodgers didn't collect a hit until the fourth inning, when Taylor singled, and didn't need a hit at all to bring home any of their first four runs.
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I bring home casebooks on weekends To the very block where I happen to live Ensconced in this life, here in a gray-green house With dark-brown trim.
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Philadelphia Eagles fans are ecstatic to see their team in the big dance, and quarterback Tom Brady is preparing to bring home another win for the New England Patriots.
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The employee didn't bring home $1 million a year for life but did receive a check for $100,000, the amount Buffett awards the person with the longest surviving bracket.
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After repatriating the initial eight Moroccan prisoners in March, security officials said they were investigating how to bring home 100 more who were still being held by the SDF.
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She said her goal for the two-and-a-half-week residency was to design molds of Canadian scenes that she could bring home to make sculptures for sale.
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To give our 12-year old son a buddy, my husband and I agreed to bring home a puppy in the new year, a ridiculously fluffy, boisterous little Havanese.
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They will also be scaled and gutted, so you don't have to pretend you just spent a day on the high seas to bring home a properly cleaned fish.
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The silver lining for Apple (and other cash-rich tech companies) is that they may finally get to bring home billions of dollars in profits recorded and stored overseas.
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Sen. Marco RubioMarco Antonio RubioLessons from the front line — Florida's fight with sea level rise SNAP, airlines among final hurdles to coronavirus stimulus deal Senior State Department official headed to Peru to bring home stranded Americans, Rubio says MORE (R-Fla.) on Tuesday said a senior State Department official is heading to Peru to take charge of efforts to bring home thousands of Americans stuck in the country amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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Earlier in 2018, it finally got a huge tax break that cleared the way for it to bring home an estimated $252 billion it was hiding from Uncle Sam overseas.
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Part of the reason they have money to invest in far-out science in the first place is because they know how to bring home a particular kind of bacon.
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Just when we were 99% certain that the Atlanta Falcons would bring home a win during Sunday night's Super Bowl, the New England Patriots swooped in to win it all.
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It's a brand I can get in the U.S., but they have fun flavors like popcorn surprise and white chocolate raspberry, so I end up buying some to bring home.
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Others are sceptical about the theory, arguing that the benefits of remittances from exiles and the new skills which returning migrants bring home far outweigh the damage of their leaving.
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"She would bring home strays she'd find walking along the road, put them in our backyard and call the number on their collars until their owners showed up," Diaz recalls.
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U.S. Soldier Timothy Boyd will head back home to Dallas, Georgia soon — and he hopes he'll be able to bring home a puppy he rescued during his tour in Afghanistan.
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It has been about the stories that we tell and the people we talk about and the mysteries we try to solve and the children we try to bring home.
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One study found that congresswomen bring home 9% more funding from federal discretionary programs to their districts than their male counterparts, money that can go directly to helping all constituents.
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If this happens, however, there is bound to be a thriving secondary market of middle-aged men looking to annoy their wives with yet another new toy to bring home.
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So making it a little bit easier to bring home healthy food to your family, and just take the edge off a little bit, in terms of these cumulative stressors.
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Reliever Spencer Patton walked Keon Broxton to load the bases and issued a base on balls to Jonathan Villar to bring home Carter and cut Milwaukee's deficit to 7-5.
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And mixing with international indie devs will absolutely bring home for him the differences between working on a game in Cuba compared to how that same process might happen overseas.
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"Clive's favorite things in the world are suitcases and boxes and bags, if you bring home a pair of sneakers or take out bag, he's immediately inside it," she says.
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He says he's craving Cuban food, so we drive to a little Cuban cafe tucked away in a shopping center and order sandwiches, congri, and guava pastries to bring home.
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Companies also are likely to bring home a chunk of the $3.5 trillion or so they have stored overseas that can be repatriated for just a one-time tax hit.
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Bob Harper, president of the local chapter of the United Steelworkers representing Timken workers, says when those employees bring home 25% less than they used to, the area economy suffers.
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A few Democrats might want to make a deal with Trump on infrastructure, in the hopes of having a concrete accomplishment to bring home to constituents before the midterm elections.
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Trade on his terms, a coalition united in robustly enforced sanctions against North Korea and a bagful of business contracts and the promise of jobs to bring home to America?
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Hedge fund associates with undergraduate degrees bring home bigger paychecks than their peers with advanced business degrees, according to a survey conducted by SumZero, an online community of fund professionals.
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China's widely-publicised "Sky Net" operations to bring home overseas fugitives suspected of corruption and economic crimes are a key plank of President Xi Jinping's sweeping campaign to eradicate graft.
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Anzia found that women bring home, on average, 9 percent more federal funding to their districts, and that they sponsor and co-sponsor significantly more bills than their male colleagues.
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When our luggage finally turned up, the bottle of very dodgy Egyptian wine we had packed to bring home as a souvenir had cracked and soaked everything in the suitcase!
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There's still a bottle of mezcal floating around, and nearly everyone has a couple bottles in their bags to bring home and further spread the gospel of real Oaxacan agave.
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In line with low payment rates in a law passed in June, the government hopes that by March 2017, Indonesians will bring home billions of dollars parked outside the country.
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But through it all, they have kept coming to work, even after some expressed worries about risks to their own health, and what they might bring home to their families.
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Before the strikes, Mr. Trump froze $200 million in stabilization aid for Syria and said that he wanted to bring home the roughly 2,000 American troops now in eastern Syria.
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The move follows the Trump administration's announcement on January 24 to bring home all dependents of US diplomats in Venezuela and leave behind only a small presence in the embassy.
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Malaysia is scrambling to bring home billions of dollars allegedly siphoned off from 21MDB, a state fund founded by ex-premier Najib Razak, who lost a general election last month.
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On a separate note, the Trump administration paused a decision related to Zimbabwe that set off an international uproar: allowing U.S. hunters to bring home trophies from elephant hunts there.
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Even as Pentagon officials consider extending the deployment into January, they are also looking at ways to bring home the troops before Christmas — underscoring how the mission remains loosely defined.
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While markets are full of trinkets to buy and bring home, crafting these items with your kids will help teach them about the local culture and customs of your destination.
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While they were growing up in Hell's Kitchen, their Italian immigrant father, a waiter at Danny's Hideaway — another forgotten city gem — would bring home autographs of the rich and famous.
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And that makes a certain sense — the House is a super-partisan place where generally the most individuals can do is bring home some pork and maybe torture their leadership.
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In making his warning, the president was threatening sanctions on a country for forcing out American troops whom he himself had pledged to bring home during his 2016 presidential campaign.
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After the Obama administration scrambled to bring home two American health workers who had become infected with the disease in Liberia, Trump went on a monthslong Twitter tirade about Ebola.
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Under my tax proposal, companies could bring home this $2.2 trillion pie, invest this money in new factories and businesses, and the U.S. Treasury would reap a $300-billion bonus.
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How dare we bring home a cauliflower from the supermarket, turn on the air-conditioner and the nightly news, and start preparing cavolfiore colla salsa virgiliana (cauliflower with Virgil's sauce)?
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As the number of confirmed cases soared and commercial carriers suspended flights out of the city, the United States began chartering planes to bring home citizens who were stranded there.
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At Qesem, though, it looks like people were choosing to bring home marrow-rich bones like the metapodials rather than cracking them open and eating the marrow in the field.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Switzerland will not help bring home adult citizens who joined up with jihadist fighters in Syria and Iraq, the government said on Friday, insisting national security was paramount.
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One can only hope that a further widening of the trade deficit will bring home to the president the futility of engaging in trade wars to reduce the trade deficit.
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Most advanced economies have adopted a "territorial" system, and the U.S. should do the same so that American companies are not double taxed when they bring home money earned overseas.
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"Freeing Americans held captive is of vital importance to my administration, and we will continue to work hard to bring home all our citizens wrongfully held captive overseas," Trump said.
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That's why Wall Street strategists and analysts love the idea of a tax repatriation holiday, which will bring home a surge of cash to boost share prices and capital investment.
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But they bring home, in a way mere numbers cannot, the horror being inflicted on a population living in fear that death can strike anyone, at any moment, with impunity.
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Pete Alonso doubled in a run in the third inning and was hit by a Juan Nicasio pitch with the bases loaded in the seventh to bring home another run.
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They looked like a caravan of refugees streaming across the border, their cars and trucks bulging with cargo as they tried to bring home as many finished goods as they could.
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Chicago right-handed reliever Pedro Strop was greeted by Eugenio Suarez's two-out double down the left field line to bring home Joey Votto and Duvall and make it 7-5.
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" And while Philipps cherishes the homemade gifts her daughters Birdie Leigh, 9, and Cricket Pearl, 4, bring home, for obvious sentimental reasons, she doesn't want to guess about the "other stuff.
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On Friday, the White House announced new measures to further ease trade, travel and financial restrictions, including allowing American travelers to bring home more of the country's coveted cigars and rum.
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For TV buffs with deeper pockets, there's an opportunity to bring home some historic "Star Trek" memorabilia ... because the costumes from American TV's first interracial kiss are also heading to auction.
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"We want something that is a comprehensive solution that works across the different types of devices that people bring home," says uSens market strategist Raj Rao, hence the combination of features.
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Perhaps Lochte and company could take a cue from the actual kids on the U.S. Olympic team, such as the teenagers who helped bring home a whole pile of gymnastics medals.
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But everyone knows that it takes more than just one band or singer to really bring home this kind of over-the-top extravaganza — and no one else wants the job.
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Ramirez led off with a single and Lonnie Chisenhall walked before Crisp bunted the runners over and Naquin got a low breaking pitch and singled to right to bring home two.
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N'DJAMENA (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - In a dusty alleyway in Chad's capital, veiled women sell peanuts laid out on handkerchiefs and children bring home firewood on donkeys, as if from another era.
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And those with means can contribute to bail funds, collections of money compiled by community groups used to help bring home our brothers and sisters who are too poor to pay.
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An example can best bring home this reality: Assuming a 20 percent rate – business owner Jane has $6900,000,000 of qualified research expenditures (QREs) under Section 41 of the Internal Revenue Code.
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The winner of the 148th Open will bring home more than the Claret Jug: He'll earn $1.935 million, a slight increase from last year, when Italy's Francesco Molinari won $1.89 million.
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Here's how the top eight finishers will fare: The top 70 players, including ties, who made the cut on Friday, bring home five-figure paychecks for their four rounds of play.
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Although the series' Marion Ross (who played Marion Cunningham) and Henry Winkler (Arthur "The Fonz" Fonzarelli) were nominated for best acting several times, they never managed to bring home the award.
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Joycelyn also goes on to describe other women R. Kelly would allegedly bring home that stayed there "just like me, and they were definitely younger then me" ... per the Sun-Times.
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That 8-7 win over the White Sox ended in the tenth, when Bogaerts reached for a low pitch and served it into shallow center to bring home the winning run.
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"Our consular officers at home and abroad are working around the clock to bring home as many Americans as possible" from places such as Dhaka, Bangladesh and Tegucigalpa, Honduras, Browlee said.
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To the Editor: Numerous Times articles on the resignations of Senator Al Franken and Representative John Conyers bring home once again how conspicuously smarter the Republicans always are than the Democrats.
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But spending an hour watching a horse whisperer bond with and gain the cooperation of a wild, 1,000-pound horse can bring home important leadership lessons in an immediate, profound way.
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His mother worked as a seamstress, and as a child in southeast London, he would help her fix the stitching on the garments she would bring home from work after school.
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On its own initiative, the United States can proudly bring home many of its soldiers currently serving in 800 bases ringing the globe, leaving small forces to protect commercial sea lanes.
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There was good reason to wait: Back in 2004, for example, Congress had passed a tax holiday that allowed multinationals to bring home foreign profits at a tax rate of 5.25%.
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He drove a 9213-9203 pitch from reliever Tayron Guerrero (216-212) into the left field corner to bring home Tyler Flowers and Kurt Suzuki with the tying and winning runs.
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Here's how it works: for each of the bundles below, pick any price to take home a single course, or beat the average price to bring home all the included courses.
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Last year Brazilians elected far-right leader Jair Bolsonaro as president, a man who once said he would rather his son die in an accident than bring home a male partner.
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President Joko Widodo on Thursday pleaded with exporters to bring home earnings they currently keep offshore to help manage the rupiah from falling further, Finance Minister Sri Mulyani Indrawati said on Friday.
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With a few of these dresses stacked in your suitcase, you'll still have enough room to bring home souvenirs from your travels without having to worry about those pesky weight limits, too.
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Eight years ago, when Ferguson led NASA's last space shuttle mission, he left an American flag aboard the space station for the next crew of U.S. astronauts to collect and bring home.
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Mr Trump also wants to make it possible for companies to bring home the $2trn or so of accumulated profits they have stashed abroad, without triggering a huge tax bill in America.
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According to an October 14 update to Treasury's FAQ on Cuba, Americans visitors can now bring home as many as 100 cigars and several bottles of rum from their trip to Cuba.
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If you're ready to get started, we suggest you beat the average price ASAP (the deal just launched so it's as low as it will be) to bring home the entire bundle.
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As great as Cleveland's pitching has been overall, the Cubs have still managed to get men on base, and even in to scoring position, but they've failed to bring home more runs.
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The Cubs then loaded the bases with one out in the last of the first for Candelario, who lined a single to left to bring home Bryant for a 1-1 tie.
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Unfortunately, Succession is not nominated for an Emmy this year due to its release date (hello, 2019 Emmys!) but a ton of other impressive shows are up to bring home a W.
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Corbin loaded the bases in the first, and Albert Almora Jr. lined a single up the middle to bring home Zobrist and Kris Bryant for a 210-27 lead with one out.
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Graham, who was a harsh critic of Trump's plans to bring home US troops from Syria when the decision was announced earlier in December, said he departed his meal Sunday feeling cheered.
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The White House last week released a one-page summary of tax cuts it wants to implement, plus a proposal to allow companies to bring home overseas profits at a reduced rate.
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It's something new we're trying, and hopefully it helps bring home the stories we cover here at TechCrunch, giving you additional context that can be hard to convey outside of good conversation.
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Doctors and nurses in the capital New Delhi told CNN that they have been ostracized and discriminated against by their communities over fears that they could bring home the virus after work.
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They'll open bottles for impromptu tastings or give you a glass of cordisco to drink as you wander around the shops, returning to pick up a few choice bottles to bring home.
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He's proven to be the stand-out Latino candidate in this field and BOLD PAC is proud to put our full support behind his campaign to bring home a victory next November.
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They'll go to his home studio to hear some Afro-Cuban music, learn about the genre's roots, and even visit a local vinyl shop to pick up some records to bring home.
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After Ms. Warren made her case to bring home American troops stationed in the Middle East, Mr. Bloomberg said a military presence is necessary to ward off attacks against the United States.
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Some families say the delay is part of their stories Noah and Ivy Cleveland of McDonough, Georgia, were supposed to leave for China last Friday to bring home their adoptive daughter, Ruby.
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And to congressional lawmakers who have struggled to advance Republican priorities despite the party's control of both chambers, it offers a rare accomplishment to bring home to constituents over the summer recess.
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I write about surveillance and privacy perils for a living, a consistently depressing beat with a requisite sense of quasi paranoia that I've started to bring home with me out of necessity.
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"It's all great fun, and quite rousing as well — a large-scale genre movie that is at once unpretentious and unafraid to bring home a message," Mr. Scott wrote in The Times.
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It did not, however, say how much of the plan was new or how much of its $252.3 billion in cash abroad - the largest of any U.S. corporation - it would bring home.
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She told VICE News the group's presence in Hong Kong suggested they were likely seeking to learn lessons from the six-month anti-government protests to bring home to their own movement.
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In "Holiday Date," Brooke&aposs boyfriend breaks up with her right before the holidays, and friends convince her to bring home an actor named Joel to pretend to be her boyfriend, instead.
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Male college graduates earn more from the get-go: They bring home a median salary of $50,2800 at age 222, while their female counterparts earn $267,260 per year, for a difference of $2972,2788.
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Jon Jay was hit by a pitch to load the bases, and Schwarber punched a grounder down the right field line to bring home Russell and Miguel Montero for a 21-2000 lead.
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"You marry this person's family at the end of the day and I just know there's no way I'm going to bring home a girl who has issues out the wazoo," he explains.
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It is almost time to start carving those Jack-o'-lanterns ... and these famous faces are ready to hit up the pumpkin patch and bring home the perfect pump' to start hacking up!
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The winner of the 101st Championship will bring home more than the massive, 27-pound Wanamaker Trophy: He'll earn nearly $2 million, the same amount that defending champion Brooks Koepka earned last year.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Indonesia's tax amnesty program, which the government is counting on to bring home billions of dollars citizens have parked overseas, could be a win-win situation for Indonesian bonds, analysts say.
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"It's all great fun, and quite rousing as well — a large-scale genre movie that is at once unpretentious and unafraid to bring home a message," A. O. Scott wrote in The Times.
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While the U.S. brings home more Olympic gold than any other country, many, if not most, American school kids wouldn't even bring home a tin, if there were such a low-ranking medal.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - Indonesian President Joko Widodo has pleaded with exporters to bring home earnings they currently keep offshore to help manage the rupiah from falling further, the country's finance minister said on Friday.
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Because Americans bring home more trophies of protected species than hunters from any other country, some conservationists believe that the United States government has the responsibility and the leverage to force a change.
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Now that he and his wife both have to work at Wal-Mart — and still bring home less money combined than he once did alone — they're out of luck when that baby arrives.
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If that's all a bit too complicated for you, feel free to hit your favorite drive-thru and bring home a couple of large cartons of the pre-made guys for your base.
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On Thursday, he capitalized on his rapport with President Vladimir V. Putin by drawing on Russia's help to bring home the remains of an Israeli soldier killed in Lebanon nearly 37 years ago.
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Later, my father would bring home a prize cut, her tail, and my mother would tell me that she had felt no pain, because the man slaughtering her had said the right prayers.
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A deaf man back from the war, unable to find a job to bring home food, Shura danced at strangers' weddings, surprising his child and wife at night with plates of wedding cake.
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These became both "objects of nostalgic consumption" and prized souvenirs for travelers to bring home, as the cultural anthropologist Merry White, the author of a book on the coffee culture of Japan, recounts.
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In the docs, Oltz claims she's made several attempts to bring home Pickles ... but says Tarzann, who fancies himself an animal educator to his 500k YouTube subscribers, is giving her the cold shoulder.
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The State Department is facing the unprecedented challenge of trying to bring home thousands of Americans stranded around the world, as countries shutter their borders to stop the rapid spread of the coronavirus.
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Democrats' decision to back it — despite unveiling articles of impeachment against the president only an hour prior — highlights how they want something to bring home to their constituents ahead of 2020 as well.
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But, Scott doesn't think LBJ's stint with L.A. will resemble that of Malone's, Steve Nash's or Gary Payton's -- he thinks James will be able to bring home multiple titles back to the Lakers.
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The Bachelor In Paradise filming schedule is even shorter than The Bachelor or The Bachelorette, so man, do you really have to be sure of who you want to bring home or not.
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The stock could reach that level more quickly if Apple could bring home its $2189 billion overseas cash hoard (presumably with minimal tax consequences) and the multiple on the stock improved, he said.
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The show sometimes relies too much on the power of its actors to bring home the reality of its horror, and this doesn't always work — but when it does, it works very well.
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Dealers were also analysing the impact of Finance Minister Ravi Karunanayake's move after he asked exporters last week to bring home their earnings, received on or after April 1, to improve foreign exchange inflows.
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Here's how the top eight finishers will fare: The top 70 players, including ties, who make the cut from the 156-man field, bring home five-figure paychecks for their four rounds of play.
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Here's how the top eight finishers will fare: The top 70 players, including ties, who made the cut from the 156-man field, bring home five-figure paychecks for their four rounds of play.
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They held up a pile of Trump campaign signs they hoped to bring home from the rally that night; each one had been ripped out of their hands, shredded by protesters who reviled Trump.
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Earlier this week, the families of four Americans killed by Islamic State urged Obama to do everything possible to bring home Tice, the only U.S. journalist known to be held in war-torn Syria.
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" The young Olympian, who hopes to bring home gold for her team and in the individual all-around in Rio, says her relationship with her siblings – as seen on the show – is incredibly "supportive.
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Adeiny Hechavarria and Peter Bourjos reached base and Archer helped his own cause — still with none out — with his first major league hit to bring home Hechavarria from second for a 25-5.5 lead.
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But Garvey didn't stop there ... the Dodgers legend says his former squad will ultimately bring home the World Series hardware -- and he even predicts how many games it'll take to get the job done.
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But the time it takes to bring home a baby is, on average, similar and the total cost lower under such a regimen, some studies suggest (you simply try the cheaper intervention more often).
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Clintonon Wednesday also called for the U.S. to "hold Iran to its promise" to help locate and bring home Robert Levinson, a retired FBI agent who disappeared in that country nine years ago Wednesday.
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A human mission to the moon would also allow astronauts to bring home hundreds of pounds of moon rocks, as opposed to robotic sample return, which has historically only resulted in grams of material.
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This whole meeting started off kind of how you might imagine it would be if you engineered a guy in a lab to create the ideal specimen to bring home to Mom and Dad.
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As an environmentalist and a meat eater, I discovered that hunting was a fascinating and firsthand way to learn about wildlife and the ecosystem around me, and to sometimes bring home healthy, tasty food.
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The defense secretary was also upset about Mr. Trump's decision to bring home half of the 14,000 American troops stationed in Afghanistan and his order to deploy American troops to the border with Mexico.
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The person familiar with the matter told Business Insider that Shopify employees are also allowed to bring home whatever equipment they need to take from the office in order to do their jobs remotely.
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Still, Apple employees who want to bring home these unreleased products are said to be highly scrutinized — approval is reportedly granted by the company's senior vp group, which is overseen by CEO Tim Cook.
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He hit Brian McCann with a pitch, walked George Springer and then lost the game when Alex Bregman lined a single to left that was deep enough to bring home pinch-runner Derek Fisher.
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Passage of the Securing America's Future Act would represent a win for the American people, for 690,000 DACA beneficiaries, and a legislative body that could use some positive achievements to bring home to voters.
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"Following discussions with Iraq and with members of the international coalition, the Australian government has determined that we will bring home our six Super Hornet strike aircraft from the Middle East," Payne told reporters.
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San Franciscans have to bring home $9553,666 in bacon to buy their own digs, while just a few miles south, San Jose residents catch a relative $33,000 break by only need a measly $131,503.
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But between an in-depth sit-down interview with the (once) elusive owners and a detailed look at how the brand makes its cult lipstick, we didn't forget to bring home some pure eye candy.
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"I don't want him to see me as someone who needs help, and because I am disabled I get to bring home some cool equipment for him to play with," he told the news outlet.
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Looking to allay doubts about China's legal processes, Liu Jianchao, who leads efforts to bring home corruption suspects, said details of 105 repatriation cases had been released, according to a transcript on the watchdog's website.
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"It's all great fun, and quite rousing as well — a large-scale genre movie that is at once unpretentious and unafraid to bring home a message," A. O. Scott wrote in The New York Times.
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In order to reap their seasonal benefits, Hanekamp says you can use rose petals or oils in your next bath, or simply bring home a basket of strawberries from the farmer's market and snack away.
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For months, Kamalle had been quietly trying to convince the Australian government to bring home his daughter and three grandchildren from the Al-Hol camp in Syria, where the families of ISIS fighters are detained.
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Trump offered no specifics about when he would bring home the 14,000 U.S. troops in Afghanistan but said progress in negotiations with the Taliban would enable a troop reduction and a "focus on counter-terrorism".
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But no one cares for them, because they aren't White-House-friendly activists like Kendrick Lamar or bring-home-to-mama clean cut like Kid Cudi, and ultimately, they themselves chose that life to live.
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Kander has undercut Blunt's most important asset—his undisputed ability to bring resources back to Missouri—by suggesting that Blunt can only bring home the bacon because he has ingratiated himself in a corrupt system.
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Des Moines, Iowa (CNN)Hillary Clinton is losing big in New Hampshire, a fact that has made it even more critical for her to try and bring home a win in Iowa on February 1.
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It was fast enough to win the women's race portion of the annual competition, making the 36-year-old runner from Portland, Oregon the first American woman to bring home a victory in 40 years.
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There are also no plans to reinstate the limits that Obama lifted on the amount of the island's coveted rum and cigars that American can bring home for personal use, one White House official said.
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The move involves tens of millions in annual funding, about 1,000 top jobs with many more indirectly linked, prestige around the world and plenty of bragging rights for whichever leader can bring home the agencies.
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Market participants and observers say that the yen could get a lift from seasonal repatriation flows as Japanese corporations bring home profits ahead of the close of Japan's fiscal year at the end of March.
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U.S. companies in line to bring home trillions in cash stored overseas would use the windfall primarily to pay down debt, return cash to shareholders and do deals, according to a survey released this week.
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Foreign Affairs Minister François-Philippe Champagne, always animated, told war stories to other MPs about negotiating by phone with foreign governments to bring home Canadians stranded abroad as more and more countries close their airspace.
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Shop bedding at Parachute hereWhy you'll like it: If you still dream about the hotel linens you slept on during your European vacation, shop at Parachute to bring home the same comfortable and luxurious experience.
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"While the data [is] surely not going to come as a surprise, [it] may still shock and bring home the economic implications of what is happening," Societe Generale strategist Kit Juckes told clients on Thursday.
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"He wants to bring home a message that Russia is not America's enemy, not a diabolical power," just as President Ronald Reagan did after his meetings in the 1980s with Mr. Gorbachev, Mr. Kurilla said.
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Now a new generation of young people comes to his Washington studio to learn the finer points of a dance style that has evolved into a sport, hoping one day to bring home Olympic gold.
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Now a new generation of young people comes to his Washington studio to learn the finer points of a dance style that has evolved into a sport, hoping one day to bring home Olympic gold.
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The onslaught of imports in the period since 2000 delivered an unprecedented attack on the ability of semi-skilled and unskilled men to find a job and bring home a good paycheck in manufacturing areas.
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The only actor who out-earned Johnson was George Clooney, who sold his tequila company to Diageo for as much as $1 billion in 2017, which helped him bring home a total of $239 million.
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Nasima's husband left home early one morning in late May, 123, in search of work so that he could afford to bring home "iftar", an evening meal served during the Muslim holy month of Ramadan.
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"Freeing Americans held captive is of vital importance to my Administration, and we will continue to work hard to bring home all our citizens wrongfully held captive overseas," President Donald Trump said in a statement.
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We're taking you on a journey to help you understand how bees, while hunting for pollen, use all of their senses — taste, touch, smell and more — to decide what to pick up and bring home.
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Bolsonaro, who once said he would rather his son "died in an accident" than bring home a boyfriend, swiftly removed LGBT+ issues from the human rights ministry's mandate when he came to power in January.
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In 275, Glow would remind women who were trying to become pregnant and entering a fertile window to wear nice underwear that day, and it would also remind their partners to bring home some flowers.
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Trump has offered no specifics about when he would bring home U.S. troops from Afghanistan but has said progress in negotiations with the Taliban would enable a troop reduction and a "focus on counter-terrorism".
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U.S. presidential candidates Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton have both promised to take steps that would encourage major companies to bring home more of the estimated $22011 trillion in as-yet-untaxed income they hold offshore.
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Campaign manager Roger Lau said he's happy that Wall Street bankers are "scowling into their catered breakfast," but investment managers have been left wondering how they'll bring home the bacon if Warren comes out on top.
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The man, who Javier learned was named Dennis, said the urn held the ashes of his late wife, Becky, who followed her hometown Eagles and would've loved to see them finally bring home the Lombardi Trophy.
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My friend and I go for a walk so we can get time outside before it starts to rain, and pick up a breakfast sandwich and a salad at a café to bring home and share.
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If we slash corporate taxes, many more companies will want to locate here, and the ones domiciled here will have the incentive to bring home foreign profits and plow them into research and new business lines.
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Companies including construction firms PT Adhi Karya Tbk and PT Waskita Karya Tbk are planning to issue bonds to capture a slice of the billions of dollars the government expects to bring home by March 21.
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But if Mr Trump cuts the tax rate firms have to pay if they bring home earnings kept abroad, that would especially benefit tech giants, who sit on much of the more than $2.5trn stashed overseas.
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Temple knocks off Navy to win AAC title ANNAPOLIS, Md. — Before even walking onto Temple's practice field as a freshman, Phillip Walker told Owls coach Matt Rhule that he was going to bring home a championship.
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Usually this research is pretty heteronormative and focuses on the idea that straight women end up with husbands who look kind of like their fathers or straight men bring home women who look just like mom.
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RIO DE JANEIRO, Aug 21 (Reuters) - Spain beat Australia 89-88 in a thrilling clash to take bronze in the Olympic men's basketball tournament on Sunday and bring home a medal from a third straight Games.
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He&aposs a young man with his whole future ahead of him who according to them you know took some piece of propaganda to bring home as a souvenir and then saw his entire life end.
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Alexander Shprygin said the All-Russian Supporters Association was looking at how to bring home three supporters who were jailed in France for taking part in violence in Marseille on June 11 as England played Russia.
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To survive, financially and otherwise, institutions have become dependent on central director and head curator figures to bring home the bacon on every front, while the "staff" keeps the place running on the day to day.
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GANGNEUNG, South Korea (Reuters) - With the exception of Canada's ice hockey teams no athletes at the Pyeongchang Olympics are under more pressure to bring home gold than the country's curlers and they say - bring it on.
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Unlike a drunk one night stand you bring home from a party or a late night "u up?" text, a dick appointment is often premeditated — which gives the appointee some time to actually prepare for it.
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In a bid to boost Mexico's paltry tax take and attract fresh capital, Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto unveiled plans in January to offer an 8 percent tax on earnings from investments that Mexicans bring home.
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Now, we've made the decision for him not to seek paying work for a year or two, so he can bring a big creative project to fruition — and also cook the bacon that I bring home.
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It's easy to inflate your standard of living when you bring home more money, whether it's traveling more, moving into a nicer neighborhood, or bumping up your self-imposed weekly Postmates quota (we've all been there).
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The median weekly earning for male financial advisors is $103,662, while female financial advisors make a weekly median of only $979, meaning women bring home 58.9 percent of what their male counterparts in this role do.
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Another day, another NFL stud dying to be on "Dancing with the Stars" ... this time it's Panthers RB Jonathan Stewart who says his two-step skills are dope enough to bring home the mirror ball trophy.
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The third pitcher of the inning, Michael Lorenzen, gave up a sacrifice fly to right by Starling Marte, tying it, and Moran followed with another sacrifice fly to bring home Harrison for a 3-2 lead.
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LONDON — Monarch Airlines, a struggling British low-cost carrier and tour operator, collapsed into bankruptcy early Monday, ceasing its flights and forcing the government to step in and bring home more than 100,0003 passengers stranded abroad.
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Like if you don't work at home a lot and your company gives you a laptop, you may just, when you do work at home, just bring home your laptop and just type on your laptop.
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"We're working on taking care of that with the military," President Trump tells @jonkarl when asked if the U.S. will help bring home Americans stuck abroad due to travel bans amid the coronavirus pandemic. https://t.
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Mr. Love said he had worried that he might not be able to bring home his father, Richard, who is disabled, but a couple that he befriended at the shelter volunteered their pickup truck to help.
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Either way, when you bring home Grammys for Album of the Year, Record of the Year, Song of the Year, Best New Artist and Pop Vocal Album of the Year ... wear whatever the hell ya want!!!
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The discovery of Demafelis' body in February led to a fiery outburst from Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte, who vowed to "sell his soul to the devil" to bring home workers who were being abused in Kuwait.
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Heretical as it may sound, I skipped the poems and went straight to the stories — about the people, crazed cows, hooch-making, and more — which so vividly and viscerally bring home what's been lost to modernity.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Chartered flights out of Wuhan to bring home Japanese nationals will not operate on Tuesday as originally planned due to ongoing arrangements with Chinese authorities, a person with direct knowledge of the situation said.
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For years, corporate chieftains have spoken wistfully of wanting to bring home the more than $113 trillion in cash American companies have socked away overseas — if it weren't for tax rates of close to 211 percent.
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The discovery of Demafelis' body last week led to a fiery outburst from Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte, who vowed to "sell his soul to the devil" to bring home workers who were being abused in Kuwait.
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"My father used to bring home the promotional packages from King Features and other comics syndicates and have Tom and Dan and me read the new comics," Whit Spurgeon, Tom's eldest brother, said in an email.
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Buried somewhere amid all the other unsuitable anecdotes that her son and daughter bring home, Shay suspects, is a distorted account of the Leandro story, but she is certainly not going to bring it to light.
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While most stocks continue to rely on traditional valuations — that is, fundamentals and estimates — others can rally on subjectivity, Cramer said, going on to bring home his argument by contrasting the stocks of Caterpillar and Tesla.
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But I can't bring home a bag of the feeling one has turning the corner and seeing the thick stone walls of the Old City, with the magnificent golden Dome of the Rock shining above them.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Conservation groups sued the U.S. government on Monday over a plan to allow hunters to bring home elephant and lion trophies from Zimbabwe, following changing statements about the possible move by President Donald Trump's administration.
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Jesse Williams is firing back at his estranged wife's claim he's not involved enough as a parent -- saying, essentially, she only gets to be at home with the kids because HE has to bring home the bacon.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The families of four Americans killed by Islamic State on Wednesday urged U.S. President Barack Obama to do everything possible to bring home the only U.S. journalist known to be held in war-torn Syria.
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I'm leaving the final call up to him, because he's been looking forward to getting a puppy for as long as I've known him and I want him to be happy with whichever pup we bring home.
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Liriano's troubles continued in the fourth when he loaded the bases with two outs and walked Steven Souza Jr. on a nine-pitch battle to bring home Tim Beckham and give the Rays a 3-0 lead.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - Indonesian legal activists filed a request for judicial review on the country's tax amnesty law on Wednesday, saying the government's plan to bring home billions of dollars stashed overseas protects money launderers and tax evaders.
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A large amount of that cash to buy the shares was made available after President Trump signed the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act which allowed U.S. companies to freely bring home cash that had been held overseas.
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That is mainly because the president and House GOP members have trumpeted an idea to incentivize multinationals to bring home some $2.5 trillion in cash they have stashed offshore, and their CEOs have enthusiastically joined the chorus.
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The stock run has been encouraged by a stable currency, expectations the tax amnesty will bring home billions of dollars, appointment of a reformist finance minister and a delay in the U.S. Federal Reserve's possible rate rises.
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The U.S. government has made "individual efforts" to bring home about 3,000 Americans since the outbreak began affecting flight service, Vice President Mike Pence said at a Saturday afternoon White House press briefing on the coronavirus pandemic.
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It helps bring home something I try to teach my kids anyway -- turning inward makes things worse and more overwhelming; but focusing on helping someone, even a bearded dragon, outside of yourself puts things back into perspective.
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It is undoubtedly about to produce another collection of Nordic skiing legends, but no matter how many gold medals Norway's finest bring home, none will achieve the level of veneration Bra has experienced the past 36 years.
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Investors, of course, are inclined to predict high valuations for the companies they invest in (and that bring home cash for their firms), but that doesn't wholly explain the change in sentiment here versus six months ago.
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Along with other teenagers, she'd give extemporaneous speeches about the meaning and importance of various amendments to the Constitution and participate in debates — and, hopefully, bring home some prize money, which is how she paid for college.
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The change offered a powerful incentive to bring home some of the $3 trillion U.S. firms were believed to hold in jurisdictions ranging from Ireland to Switzerland, either in cash or in securities such as U.S. Treasuries.
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Arrieta struck out Giancarlo Stanton, but Gleyber Torres lined a two-run single past a diving Franco and Greg Bird followed with a single to left to bring home another run, only his sixth run batted in.
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A State Department official pointed to efforts the agency undertook to bring home hundreds of Americans from Wuhan, China, where the virus was first detected, as well as efforts to fly home around 28503,22020 Americans from Morocco.
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A cease-fire, which had been demanded by Washington before any peace agreement could be signed, would allow the U.S. to bring home its troops from Afghanistan and end its 18-year military engagement there, America's longest.
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A small gesture like that really means the world to a person — Ani, Glenbard West High School I have little experience with cooking, so it's not likely for me to bring home-made food to a gathering.
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"It's such an ingrained part of American culture that we wanted to bring home, but to my parents, it was still completely foreign to them," said Andrew Shiue, the Chinese-American writer behind the blog Beyond Chinatown.
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We also see glimpses of black male vulnerability, like when Starr brings home Chris, who's white, which makes him question whether he's set a good enough example for her to want to bring home a black man.
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BEIRUT, March 28 (Reuters) - Lebanese Parliament Speaker Nabih Berri threatened on Saturday to suspend his support for Prime Minister Hassan Diab's government if it did not act to bring home expatriates stranded abroad during the coronavirus pandemic.
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To promote its passage, Mr. Trump and his congressional allies promised Americans that drastically lowered corporate tax rates would bring home large sums of capital that had been stashed overseas and finance a surge of domestic investment.
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"I tried to bring home that, at the end of the day, we're all human and we all need to use the bathroom because that's what people do," 18-year old Thomas Lewis said of the meeting.
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U.S.-backed fighters appear poised to capture Islamic State's last enclave in Syria and Trump on Saturday pressed France, Britain and Germany to bring home more than 800 captured Islamic State fighters and put them on trial.
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To encourage U.S. companies to bring home the more than $2.6 trillion now held overseas, the law sets a one-time tax repatriation rate of 15.5 percent for cash and cash-equivalents and 8 percent for illiquid assets.
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Why I Tried It: I can bring home all the flowers, chocolates and Champagne in the world, but at the end of the day, nobody wants to cuddle up with someone who smells like their subway ride home.
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British tour operator Thomas Cook said it would bring home 985 vacationers in Gambia on a package deal within 48 hours and fly back another 2,500 people who only booked flights through the firm as soon as possible.
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When my best friend and I hunted for tiny, pale green orchids to bring home to our gardens, the sounds of birds were so much a part of the fabric of our lives that we barely heard them.
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From teaming over complex science projects like building a real electrical transformer to giving him his first experience programming computers, Don had been the one to bring home early computers for his tech-curious son to fiddle with.
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The comments from Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu are the latest to highlight the deep divide between the two NATO allies over the implementation of President Donald Trump's plan to bring home about 2,000 U.S. troops stationed in Syria.
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And some select bars carry unusual or rare spirits so that the masses might get a shot of something they could never bring home in full — that is, if you're willing to shell out $1,123 for a shot.
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Born in a one-room shack with no running water, Viola Davis has journeyed beyond the "trauma" of her impoverished upbringing to finally bring home Oscar gold Sunday night thanks to her Best Supporting Actress win for Fences.
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Try on the sheet masks and serums you already love from this renowned line and discover new Seoul-exclusive concealers and radiance elixirs to bring home to your favorite K-beauty collector — even if that person is you.
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But the process of Alstom dismantling itself was being buffeted by an investigation dating from 219 by America's Department of Justice (DOJ) into exactly how it had managed to bring home billions of dollars in contracts outside America.
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The incident highlights a problem that other media companies will no doubt face as they work to establish their own streaming services: navigating a patchwork landscape of IP ownership to bring home the programming that they're known for.
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"It seems like a small thing, but when America's Olympians and Paralympians bring home the gold, our nation should congratulate them — not send the IRS to claim a share of their medal," Brady said in a news release.
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Mia Love on Monday hit President Donald Trump over his "transactional" approach to political relationships, including her work with him to bring home Joshua Holt, an American who had been held as a prisoner in Venezuela since 2016.
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MOSCOW — Ukraine's president, Petro O. Poroshenko, said Tuesday that he and President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia "seemed" to have agreed on a high-profile prisoner exchange that would bring home a Ukrainian officer now in Russian custody.
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Mr. Johnson, free of mayoral duties, said that Mr. Cameron had failed to bring home significant overhauls of the European Union, which is "ratchet-hauling us ever further into a federal structure" that is more centralized and unitary.
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The only difference is whether we take advantage of our majority now and build the border wall, stop illegal immigration, bring home our jobs from China and Mexico, rebuild our defense, and of course repeal and replace ObamaCare.
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Opponents of the tax cuts warned we would see a repeat of 2004, when the U.S. gave companies a similar chance to bring home money earned overseas and the bulk of the repatriated funds went into stock buybacks.
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"In what was a particularly fraught weekend for the team, it would have been important for us to bring home the win and our car had shown it was up to the job," said team principal Maurizio Arrivabene.
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Bring home the 75-inch Samsung QLED 4K TV and save $504 when you get it at Walmart — and while you're at it, check out the rest of the crisp Samsung QLEDs that Walmart has on sale, too.
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The elderly Indian couple who made headlines earlier this month after becoming the world's oldest parents, got to bring home their twin girls earlier this week, after both the septuagenarians and the babies spent time in the ICU.
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Mr. Abdulaziz has said he was also targeted by some of the operatives close to Prince Mohammed who have been linked to the Khashoggi killing as part of a campaign to bring home or silence Saudi dissidents abroad.
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TOKYO, Jan 28 (Reuters) - Chartered flights out of Wuhan to bring home Japanese nationals will not operate on Tuesday as originally planned due to ongoing arrangements with Chinese authorities, a person with direct knowledge of the situation said.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's aviation authority has approved chartered flights to bring home from overseas trips some residents of the central city of Wuhan, the site of an epidemic caused by a new virus, state television said on Thursday.
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A three-year-old might not be able to cook dinner, chauffeur the grandparents, or bring home an income, but she can eat everything on her plate, clean up after herself, and not bother mom when she's resting.
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Recently, I attended the launch of Willems's most recent book, "Nanette's Baguette," which is about a frog named Nanette, who tries to bring home a baguette; when she fails, she wonders if she should run away to Tibet.
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Neil Walker, playing in his first game since June 15 when he went on the disabled list with a partial tear of his left hamstring, singled down the left-field line to bring home the go-ahead run.
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Few experiences bring home that fact as acutely as performances of his Symphony No. 8, nicknamed "Unfinished," which forms the centerpiece of a three-part concert series by the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra that opens on Friday, Feb. 24.
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House Democrats' decision to back it earlier this month highlights how they want something concrete to bring home to their constituents ahead of the new year as well, even after voting to impeach the president on Wednesday night.
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"These chicken boxes will bring home to thousands of young people the tragic consequences of carrying a knife and challenge the idea that it makes you safer," Kit Malthouse, the policing minister, said in a statement on Wednesday.
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"These chicken boxes will bring home to thousands of young people the tragic consequences of carrying a knife and challenge the idea that it makes you safer," Kit Malthouse, the policing minister, said in a statement on Wednesday.
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"Finally I could put two good runs together and bring home the victory," said Holdener, who was fifth fastest in the downhill — shortened due to poor visibility and bad weather — before making up time on the technical slope.
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"Also doing that in a different way, you've got a distinguished military officer, which helps bring home that there have been more than 220,000 Puerto Ricans who have served in the military to protect American democracy," he added.
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There, his formerly incarcerated employees are free to grow other produce (much of which they bring home to their families in Newark and Jersey City), maintain the land, watch over the bees—whatever the farm needs to run smoothly.
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Ronaldo's hat-trick in the 3-3 draw against Spain gave Portugal a vital point while an early headed strike, which made him Europe's all-time top international goal scorer, against Morocco proved enough to bring home three points.
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Young urbanites have grown used to being able to order a meal to be delivered to their home for Sunday lunch, or to rent someone to accompany them to IKEA, a furniture giant, and help bring home a sofa.
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Solid putting by Horschel helped bring home the second crown as he and Piercy posted a bogey-free final round of five-under-par 65 in the alternate shot format to finish at 22-under 266 at TPC Louisiana.
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Members of both parties in Congress pointed to the stunning decision as evidence that the U.S. tax code should be rewritten to give American companies an incentive to bring home some $2.1 trillion in U.S. corporate profits held abroad.
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The median income for male financial managers is $100,575, while female financial managers make $65,237, meaning women bring home 65 percent of what their male counterparts in this role do — and lose out on roughly $19.6 billion a year.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump said on Monday he would work with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe to bring home Japanese citizens kidnapped by North Korean agents decades ago, but family members warned him not to be duped.
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TESANJ, Bosnia (Reuters) - A quarter of a century after their own country was devastated by war, three Bosnian women are struggling to bring home loved ones caught up in Syria's ruinous conflict and the collapse of Islamic State rule.
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"My father used to bring home all this stuff," he says, as we watch one such memory play out: His father hands a pair of boots to his mother, and she begins to wash off the caked-on mud.
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Graham, who was a harsh critic of Trump's plans to bring home US troops from Syria when the decision was announced last month, interrupted the confirmation hearing for Attorney General nominee William Barr to weigh in on the attack.
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While he did not clear the fence with his fly ball to left-center in the bottom of the sixth Thursday, it was driven far enough to bring home J.D. Davis on a sacrifice for a 2-1 lead.
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I'm a big fan of their products and always bring home the Sea Salt shower gel infused with Vitamin E.When I booked the room, I was under the impression we would have a standard view, meaning, nothing of note.
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OSLO, Jan 20 (Reuters) - Norway's Finance Minister Siv Jensen and her right-wing Progress Party will resign from the government over a decision to bring home from Syria a woman suspected of Islamic State affiliation, Jensen said on Monday.
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His rise from the poverty of a township in the Eastern Cape province to bring home the cup as captain is a rags-to-riches story many South Africans would love to repeat, as they still grapple with inequalities.
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But with earmarks banned -- making it nearly impossible to bring home pet projects or use the promise of them as leverage in negotiations -- and spending bills mired in the legislative mud, the committee has lost some of its luster.
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President Donald Trump on Monday offered a confusing description of his foreign policy priorities as commander in chief — insisting that he is working to bring home American soldiers, while warning the U.S. may soon enter into new military conflicts.
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ABUJA (Reuters) - Nigeria's President Muhammadu Buhari on Wednesday told a group of 21 girls released by Islamist militants last week that he will "redouble" efforts to bring home about 200 still missing after the kidnapping in Chibok in 2014.
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The Yankees had spotted Tanaka a 2-0 lead in the first inning when Blue Jays starter Marcus Stroman hit Chase Headley with the bases loaded, bringing in Judge, and followed by walking Jacoby Ellsbury to bring home Sanchez.
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The temple's chief monk, the Venerable Wonwoo, hailed the ruling as a milestone that should inspire South Koreans to try to bring home what he claimed were 70,000 ancient Korean artifacts that had been looted and brought to Japan.
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Without her phone, Joana Delacruz, 45, said, she wouldn't be able to see job postings from nursing employers, or check whether she should bring home some food for her 18-year-old son after finishing her 3-11 p.m.
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Finland is one of a number of European Union member states facing a decision over whether to bring home citizens with IS links who are trapped at the al-Hol camp displacement camp controlled by Kurds in northeastern Syria.
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It took a visit in November 2014 by U.S. spy chief James Clapper to bring home Matthew Miller, who had ripped up his visa when entering the country, and Korean-American missionary Kenneth Bae, who had been incarcerated since November 2012.
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The premise and structure are simple enough: A crew of six astronauts must bring home samples from Mars, which contain microscopic organisms that provide the first "incontrovertible proof" that, to use another familiar space-related tag line, we are not alone.
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The AfD has nominated Peter Boehringer, a critic of euro zone rescues and the European Central Bank who made his name campaigning for Germany to bring home its gold reserves, for the role that traditionally falls to the largest opposition party.
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China is closely following President Donald Trump's plans to create more domestic jobs by encouraging U.S. companies to bring home or "reshore" their overseas production, but the government will not change its overall strategy, Industry Minister Miao Wei said on Friday.
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Both the Eagles and Patriots already have earned $79,000 in the postseason for their first two playoff wins ($28,373 for the divisional round and $51,000 for the conference championship), meaning both had the chance to bring home a total of $191,000.
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Burgess hopes that if humans get to the moon, they can bring home some samples from areas that have not been exposed to as much space radiation so she can see a more pristine example of an unweathered space rock.
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As I wasn't close enough with my host mother to bring home a strange man—we had been feuding ever since she walked into my bedroom and found actual smears of Nutella on the walls—I suggested we faire une promenade.
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Heidi Heilig recently asked her husband, Bret, to bring home a leaf blower after she noticed her 3-year-old son, nicknamed "Riot," was talking more and more about the tool as he saw people using them in his Brooklyn neighborhood.
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While you can go to the store and buy any phone or laptop and be sure it'll connect to your Wi-Fi network, you can't bring home a smart home gadget before making sure it works with your existing systems.
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Afghan forces backed by U.S. air strikes have been targeting Taliban commanders, but questions have been raised over the future of U.S. involvement by reports that President Donald Trump wants to bring home almost half of the 14,000 U.S. troops.
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"We are helping to orient families with any paperwork they have to go through to bring home the bodies of the victims to the island," Rolando Padua, deputy secretary of state for the Puerto Rican government, told Reuters by telephone.
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And abiding fears about how Afghan government forces would withstand the Taliban threat without U.S. military support have been heightened by reports that U.S. President Donald Trump wants to bring home almost half of the 14,000 U.S. troops deployed in Afghanistan.
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But many said that with the job market improving and pay for younger people eventually rising, it is only a matter of time before the young begin supporting the market again and bring home ownership up from multi-generational lows.
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JAKARTA, July 18 (Reuters) - The Indonesian government will start the implementation of its tax amnesty programme on Monday, more than two weeks after parliament passed the law in an effort to bring home funds stashed abroad, a tax official said.
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Moving to a territorial tax system that only taxes U.S.-based earnings would cause U.S. multinational companies to bring home their estimated $2.4 trillion of stranded foreign earnings — eliminating the treasure chest that EU regulators are targeting with their tax decisions.
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During the week, it has more than enough space to hold all of my commuting essentials, and when I need to bring home a new product to test, I can fit it in and simply adjust the top to accommodate it.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - It was back in 2003 that Serena Williams first stamped her name on Australian Open history, the then 21-year-old taking down sister Venus to bring home her first title on the blue courts of Melbourne Park.
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Ben Zobrist walked to bring home Baez to tie the game and Ramos' two-out wild pitch sailed past Miami catcher Jeff Mathis and allowed Szczur to score the game-winner to the delight of another full house at Wrigley Field.
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Today the only "c'iyaals hoches" (salmon runs) are enacted by the Klamath Tribes, whose members carry carved cedar salmon on a 300-mile symbolic journey from the ocean to the traditional spawning grounds to bring home the spirit of the fish.
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Still, she sat there supportively as Ms. Amadou rattled off complaints: Her husband didn't bring home food; he didn't care about her when she was pregnant; he didn't even visit her at the health center when she was in labor.
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Mr. Tshisekedi, for his part, said that one of his first actions would be to bring home the remains of his father, Etienne Tshisekedi, whose body has been languishing in a morgue in Belgium since his death two years ago.
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HARARE (Reuters) - A plane has left Zimbabwe for Singapore carrying government officials and relatives to bring home the body of Robert Mugabe, but it was still not clear where the former leader would be buried, a family spokesman said on Monday.
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" Iger didn't just bring home a crisp Benjamin Franklin — everyone who worked the concert received a gold cigarette lighter, inscribed Thanks, Sinatra, Iger remembered: "I spent the 100 dollar bill in like five seconds, and I kept the cigarette lighter.
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The hosts, though, were able to celebrate two triumphs with Duncan Scott unexpectedly taking the 200 meters freestyle title before 17-year-old Freya Anderson swam a nerveless anchor leg to bring home gold in the women's 4x200m freestyle for Britain.
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Among them: whether, and how, to incentivize American companies to bring home the trillions of dollars in accumulated profits that they have kept parked overseas to avoid the 35 percent federal tax they would have to pay by repatriating the money.
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BEIJING, Jan 30 (Reuters) - China's aviation authority has approved chartered flights to bring home from overseas trips some residents of the central city of Wuhan, the site of an epidemic caused by a new virus, state television said on Thursday.
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Among them: Whether, and how, to incentivize American companies to bring home the trillions of dollars in accumulated profits that they have kept parked overseas to avoid the 35 percent federal tax they would have to pay by repatriating the money.
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They were introduced in 1973 by the dictator Park Chung-hee, who was pushing for South Koreans to bring home medals in major sports — to distract the population from its dissatisfaction over his rule, in the view of some historians.
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Motherboard's sources say that a low-level employee with ties to the jailbreaking community was working at the company's headquarters in Cupertino, California in 2016 when he decided to bring home the code and share it with a small number of other people.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - The bullet-riddled, bombed-out buildings of Aleppo may bear little resemblance to London's gleaming skyscrapers but the two cities once had much in common, something German artist Hans Hack has seized on to bring home the reality of war.
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The document signals that the administration may try to push the limits of what is acceptable under WTO rules in its quest to make good on campaign promises to slash U.S. trade deficits with China and Mexico, and bring home manufacturing jobs.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - When it was confirmed in 2009 that rugby sevens would be making an Olympics debut in Rio, it would have been reasonable to assume that New Zealand were likely to bring home a couple more gold medals from Brazil.
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Three dirtbags concoct the perfect formula for a night of partying: hit up the nearest watering hole, bring home the most suggestible bimbo in the joint, and surreptitiously shoot a little amateur porno using a camera concealed in a pair of glasses.
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He has essentially two tasks now: to bring home queasy Republicans who voted for Mr Romney in 2012 but who dislike his demagogic ways, and to demoralise Democrats who dislike Mrs Clinton to the point that they stay home and do not vote.
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It can be spiritually satisfying to bring elements of nature into your home whenever the seasons change (think about all those decorative gourds you bring home during autumn or the evergreen boughs we associate with December), and the summer solstice is no exception.
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"I will try my best to bring home the medal despite the fact that the course does not suit my game," she added of the brand new layout built on a nature reserve to the west of Rio de Janeiro for the Aug.
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Her series House Beautiful: Bringing the War Home and particularly the collage Red Stripe Kitchen bring home the connection between the domestic and the political; they were created with images taken from a decoration magazine and photographic archives of the Vietnam War.
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Though the white rose symbol was dreamt up by a group called Voices in Entertainment to bring home the message of hope, peace, sympathy, and resistance, this is not the first time Monáe has stood in solidarity of women within the industry.
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But you definitely know what he did in the past, which was to bring home a sackload of Emmys for his portrayal of Walter White in Breaking Bad – a meek, terminally ill high school chemistry teacher who became a brutal meth overlord.
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Activities at the bash included an "Adopt-a-Dino" yard where Austin's pals could choose a dinosaur friend to bring home with them, as well as lots of play on MegaFun Dinosaur Bouncers, with dino-themed instruments, and with educational shape sorters.
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Most parents aren't very happy when their children bring home a report card with anything less than a C-. They'll be even less encouraged by the near-failing grade awarded to the nation's school facilities Thursday by the American Society of Civil Engineers.
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The winner not only wins bragging rights as the first private company to shuttle astronauts to the International Space Station, but gets to bring home a piece of history: a small American flag that flew on both the first and last shuttle missions.
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Another cancer drug company that could attract takeover interest following a cash repatriation is Incyte Corp, as it could make an attractive target for Gilead Sciences Inc if it was able to bring home its nearly $25 billion in overseas cash, bankers said.
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And it really, to me, sheds light on the need for the American public to understand how important it is that the leaders of this country respect our troops and what they go through and what they bring home from the battlefield.
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A kind of black market efficiency has resulted from this supply-and-demand matchup: Dealers from Massachusetts are driving north to Vermont with loads of heroin to exchange for guns, which they then bring home to sell in Boston, according to officials.
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While the deal to free the 21 girls was seen as a huge boost for the government's assertions that it would soon bring home the others, a lack of progress since then has seen public hopes dwindle and frustrations arise, academics said.
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"I'm looking forward to doing my part for my team to bring home another gold medal," says Roman, who helped win gold against the Russians at the 2014 Paralympics, and will be leading the charge against Italy in the semifinals on Friday.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Family members of Japanese abducted by North Korea met U.S. President Donald Trump on Monday and welcomed his sympathy for their "very sad" plight, but said it meant nothing unless it led to action to bring home their loved ones.
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To meet the demands of backpackers—who are often criticized for participating only to bring home some dumb selfies rather than finding true religious significance—many tour operators have now included the morning almsgiving as a special option in their vacation packages.
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He knows he was saved from ever seeing me bring home a girl named Boots with screws in her ears for one reason and one reason only: Because I got married when I was 21 to a man I met in cyberspace.
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Lindsey Graham, who was a harsh critic of Trump's plans to bring home US troops from Syria when the decision was announced earlier in December, said Wednesday that he is concerned that the President's statements about withdrawing from Syria have emboldened the enemy.
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Their exclusion from services is both cruel and absurd in cases where the mental and physical scars they bring home from combat, in the form of PTSD or traumatic brain injury (TBI), caused the behaviors that got them discharged less than honorably.
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The "American Dream" appears fictitious when full-time, minimum-wage workers bring home slightly more than $15,85033 in some parts of the nation — hardly enough money to rent a studio apartment in the gentrified neighborhoods of New York's Harlem or Chicago's South Side.
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Perhaps a constant reminder that a vote for Mr. Trump is a vote for the worst side of the American psyche will help bring home to decent people everywhere how vital it is to defeat Mr. Trump and his hordes promoting hatred.
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Redoubling our efforts to bring home our citizens held hostage in the Afghanistan-Pakistan region must be part of a broader recommitment to unite all such Americans, including Austin Tice, who was taken captive in Syria nearly five years ago, with their families.
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Roem's message was two-fold: Marshall is so focused on social issues that he neglects local issues affecting constituents such as congestion and jobs and he has become such a gadfly that he lacks clout to bring home bacon for the district.
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The team vanquished the Las Vegas Golden Knights on Thursday night in Game 85033 of the Stanley Cup Final, marking the first time the franchise will bring home one of the most sought-after trophies in sports in its nearly 45-year history.
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Over the next five days, the State Department will charter 16 flights around the world to bring home another 1,600 people, said one of the officials, who spoke to reporters on condition of anonymity because of department protocols on briefing the news media.
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Wheels Consider some of the goodies an American visitor to Europe can bring home: rare cognac and (certain) cheese from France, fresh cream truffles from Switzerland, a hard-to-find Irish whiskey from Dublin, a one-off Yves Saint Laurent gown from Paris.
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Va.) and Marco RubioMarco Antonio RubioLessons from the front line — Florida's fight with sea level rise SNAP, airlines among final hurdles to coronavirus stimulus deal Senior State Department official headed to Peru to bring home stranded Americans, Rubio says MORE (R-Fla.).
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They would also enjoy a special, one-time opportunity to bring home cash that they are parking overseas, though administration officials would not say how low that rate would be or how they would ensure that the money would be invested productively.
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Senator Ron Wyden of Oregon, the ranking Democrat on the Finance Committee, said he would be open to working with Republicans on a plan that would bring home corporate profits parked overseas and use some of the funds to pay for infrastructure.
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House Democratic leadership brushed off the timing when they announced the changes to the USMCA last week, but Democrats, particularly those representing swing districts, wanted a legislative accomplishment to bring home if some might be at risk by voting in favor of impeachment.
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And to really bring home the "just superimpose your face over Kate Winslet's" angle, a tool called "In This With Idris" lets you … superimpose your face over Kate Winslet's in a still from the movie, nestled beneath the strong shoulder of Idris Elba.
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The assets North Korea vowed to freeze in Kaesong included $852 million worth of investments South Korea poured into factories, roads and other facilities there, as well as millions of dollars' worth of finished goods that the South Korean factory managers now cannot bring home.
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Today, if you visit any thrift store in an East or Southeast Asian country with a recent history of Western occupation, you'll likely find tons of these jackets lining the racks (they've actually become a popular souvenir for modern-day tourists to bring home).
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The 65-minute conference covered ending the long-standing arrangement of joint military exercises with South Korea, attempting to bring home the thousands of US troops stationed in the country, and suggesting that North Korea should build condos on beaches currently used for military exercises.
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Since tonight's the night (we're gonna make it happen…) when some of music's best and brightest stars will bring home golden gramophones for their work, we're taking a moment to harken back to some of our favorite artists' very first time at the Grammys.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak called for unity on Friday as he tried to bring home nine Malaysians stuck in North Korea amid a growing row over the murder of Kim Jong Nam, while warning Pyongyang not to abuse Malaysia's "hospitality".
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In line with tax cuts already embraced by Republicans in the House of Representatives, the lobbyists said they are telling the White House and Treasury Department that if companies are forced to bring home, or repatriate, foreign earnings, they want a sharply reduced tax rate.
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It went into the night with 10 nominations, tying "The Favourite" for the most nods, so it seemed well-positioned to bring home the first Best Picture award for a streaming film (it would also have been the first for a foreign language film).
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Facebook's suggestions for when instant video might come in handy — asking a friend's opinion about a pair of shoes you're considering buying, or "what ice cream flavor to bring home," or watching a friend's reaction to your messages — don't strike me as everyday uses.
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In particular, it's important to reach out to women in Congress since data indicate that women elected officials "bring home the bacon" to a greater extent than do men in Congress and pass more than twice as many bills as their male counterparts, on average.
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Net-metering allows energy producers to bring home some extra money while lowering their own energy bills; and because it allows for investors to make money back, it further incentivizes the use of renewable energy through the marketplace rather than mandates, subsidies or regulations.
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GLASGOW (Reuters) - Britain's Laura Kenny felt guilty when she had to leave baby son Albie and go to work at the Sir Chris Hoy velodrome on Sunday — but she felt much happier when she could bring home a second European Championship gold to show him.
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It has been almost 18 years since 9/11 and yet, even though deaths from terrorism by right-wing white American men long ago outstripped deaths by Muslim extremists, the United States is still pushing to bring home technology from its failed War on Terror.
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Yet for all of their history of tolerance and agitation for the Union's side in the war, their heritage as a stop on the Underground Railroad, the town of Gilead is not going to be ready for Jack Boughton to bring home his black family.
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But Mr. Trump has sought to bring home troops from the Middle East even at the cost of losing his original defense secretary, Jim Mattis, who resigned in protest after the president abruptly ordered a force withdrawal from Syria last winter without first consulting allies.
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Whether you were betting on the Kansas City Chiefs to bring home their first Super Bowl trophy in 50 years or counting down the seconds to Jennifer Lopez and Shakira's halftime show, it was a historic night for fans of both music and football yesterday.
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Here's a roundup of the latest efforts to hem in China's giant, acquisitive conglomerates: • The Chinese government has asked Anbang Insurance, the owner of the Waldorf Astoria hotel, to sell its overseas assets and bring home the proceeds, Bloomberg News reported, citing unnamed sources.
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WELLINGTON (Reuters) - A court in New Zealand has told the government to reconsider a decision to send back to China a man accused of murder, his lawyer said on Monday, spotlighting the hurdles the Asian giant faces in its quest to bring home alleged criminals.
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Apple said on Wednesday it would make about $27 billion in one-time tax payments on its overseas cash, and investors want to know how much of the $252 billion held abroad Apple will bring home and potentially spend on dividends, share buybacks or acquisitions.
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Of course, as the value of the dollar rises, fortunes tend to fall for companies that sell a great deal of goods overseas, as they must either force foreign customers to pay more, or must bring home the same amount of now-less-valuable foreign currency.
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It was an admirable move toward sustainability, but the truth remains: The meal-kit industry is one of many e-commerce sectors that still rely on (a frankly astonishing amount of) plastic packaging — way more pieces than you would ever bring home from the grocery store.
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Ms. Zulgayeva is on the front line of a different kind of struggle: an effort by the Russian government to bring home and care for Russian children like her three grandchildren, who were raised by Islamist militants in the Islamic State, also known as ISIS or ISIL.
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To bring home the action, the Browns used Electric Football, a game where electricity, magnetism, vibration, and imagination coalesce; the game was invented by Norman Sas in 1947, which coincidentally is also where and when the NFL's head is at in terms of rationing its internet highlights.
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Boost in infrastructure spending: Many members of Congress on both sides of the aisle are attracted to the idea of financing a boost in infrastructure spending, letting companies bring home some cash that they have currently stashed abroad for tax avoidance purposes at a discounted tax rate.
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This game was the farthest the team had made it in the international tournament in almost 30 years, and the entire country had waited on bated breath to see if they would finally bring home their second victory ever, and their first since beating West Germany in 1966.
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In that location, in the space of a few minutes, Mr Putin was able to bring home to his guest the kind of state he aspires to lead: a worthy legatee of the self-sacrifice and military prowess of every previous Russian polity, from the tsars to the commissars.
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Midway through December, just after the huge opening weekend for Rogue One, the House of Mouse announced it had become the first movie studio in history to bring home more than $7 billion in a single calendar year, a number that has continued to grow in recent weeks.
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