Some weird little feelings, bubbling up to the surface, ah?
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Most notably, they're bubbling up some more computer vision smarts.
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Read More Butter is back, bubbling up with golden demand
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A guttural chuckle, bubbling up from somewhere deep inside him!
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Mr. Kranz: This had been bubbling up for literally years.
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And perhaps some fears of negative macro trends bubbling up?
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So many emotions are bubbling up to the surface for you.
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I felt an uncontrollable, stressed-out kind of laugh bubbling up.
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High-quality fakes are bubbling up as AI is increasingly democratized.
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Despite the per-capita decline, overall soda volumes are bubbling up.
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Bubbling up the best content could also propel Slinger's business model.
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But there was anger that was bubbling up resistant- Underneath. Underneath.
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Especially as some very strange reports start bubbling up in Hawkins.
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Clinton might run for mayor has been bubbling up for weeks.
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"Things feel like they've been bubbling up," one person told us.
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But you can't evade the suspicion that something rotten is bubbling up.
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Issues from the past are bubbling up for you to deal with.
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I talked to numerous experts about the ideas bubbling up in Washington.
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Such concerns have also started bubbling up in the currency derivatives market.
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Like this is bubbling up in the culture, this is interesting. Yeah.
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But a lot of this stuff is bubbling up from the Twittersphere.
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Plastics bans have a long tradition of bubbling up from the grassroots.
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In late 2016, Bogoslof began bubbling up magma from the sea floor.
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Memories kept bubbling up, an abundance compared to the thinning years ahead.
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She was trying to hold back the bile bubbling up her throat.
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That could be tricky, given the amount of disagreement already bubbling up.
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There's a new place bubbling up on Fifteenth Street between Harrison and Webster.
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And so it was that the #boycottNFL hashtag began bubbling up on Twitter.
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HADDISH: Well, I got blisters bubbling up on the bottom of my foot.
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In Privacyland right now, the "data as property" argument is bubbling up frequently.
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This material had been bubbling up in my system for a long time.
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"It was just passion; it was just bubbling up inside me," he says.
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All of that waiting had apparently been bubbling up, as Boucher took full advantage.
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One oil bull sees a "big, looming" risk bubbling up in the energy market.
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This means that water moves everywhere through the ground, bubbling up in unexpected places.
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Global trade war fears are bubbling up again, pushing the VIX up to 15.2.
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There's a new hair trend bubbling up among young Hollywood's hottest stars: buzz cuts.
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" He added that "bubbling up the stuff people actually want to watch is super important.
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Sanders's allies see evidence for this thesis bubbling up at every corner of the campaign.
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Methane gas bubbling up out of cold seeps on the Atlantic Ocean floor offshore Virginia.
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Bubbling up the funny reactions from people you probably don't follow shows the network's depth.
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The chemicals were already bubbling up before the catalyst, a "soul-crushing breakup" in 2011.
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Mostly, though, the show is about ideas collectively developed or bubbling up from the bottom.
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Drillers sealed the well, but soon hot, steaming mud began bubbling up around the site.
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Lava began bubbling up through a new crack in the Kilauea volcano on Thursday evening.
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So, whenever we're not doing what we were created to do, anxiety starts bubbling up.
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"When those emotions start bubbling up, they try to self-soothe by shopping," Rattle says.
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The water, bubbling up weakly, seemed to appear out of nowhere, to have no beginning.
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I am determined to single-handedly outweigh the hate that is bubbling up in this country.
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In a lot of cases they will, but there will be some bubbling up of challenges.
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It didn't take long for conspiracies about Colonel Vindman to start bubbling up in conservative media.
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Sure, some players called it earlier than others, with frustrations bubbling up just weeks after launch.
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Anger about the state of health care and other issues is bubbling up across the country.
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Can any other combination of words elicit a greater or more diverse bubbling-up of feeling?
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Rumors have been bubbling up on the company's VR hardware ambitions over the last few weeks.
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Other cases are bubbling up through the courts, and the recently decided case of Janus v.
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Witte said he noticed CBD "bubbling up on the periphery" about a year before starting Recess.
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All that bile, all that exaggeration and stuff not grounded in fact, started bubbling up, surfacing.
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What she's also seeing bubbling up from this is the beginning of all language – the alphabet.
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INGRAHAM: LEE, lots of things are bubbling up to the surface, this leak that came up yesterday.
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The issues that started bubbling up with the Famous video reach a fever pitch after the ESPYS.
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READ: Marco Rubio, Chris Christie battle for the middle The tension had been bubbling up for weeks.
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Walking toward her, he felt something bubbling up inside him, a well of anger about to erupt.
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But it may also reflect tensions between drivers, pedestrians and cyclists that are bubbling up throughout Canada.
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I have these conversations and worries that I feel like are slowly bubbling up to the surface.
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Many of the candidates are bubbling up, 'We need the black vote; we need the black vote.
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Sex education in U.S. schools is lacking, but new efforts to broaden its scope are bubbling up.
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Rumors of hardware announcements have been bubbling up for some time, as well, over the last few weeks.
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Conservative bias is yet another instance of deep right-wing conspiracies bubbling up into the mainstream political discourse.
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But with the Democratic race dragging on into the spring, fresh tensions are bubbling up to the surface.
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Tenants also complained of cracks in the walls of the parking garage and floors bubbling up from moisture.
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Concept missions specifically designed for the Titan seas are already bubbling up, like the Titan Mare Explorer (TiME).
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They have all of these things bubbling up, and they want to make them available to other people.
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Innovative business ideas are bubbling up in this emerging start-up mecca that is now rivaling Silicon Valley.
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Since they left, the ugliness that's been bubbling up all over the country has come to Plano, too.
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Anti-Muslim sentiment has been bubbling up elsewhere in mostly Buddhist Myanmar since the conflict erupted in Rakhine.
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Sinkholes were forming around the dam, and pools of water had begun bubbling up on the banks downstream.
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The real Yiannopoulos kept bubbling up through the fake-sorry Yiannapoulos, who didn't even pretend all that hard.
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The answer could help her understand the needs that her perfectionism was bubbling up to try and meet.
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And there's a number of them bubbling up right now, we're actually gonna be supporting some of them.
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Sterling has tumbled this month after strengthening for two months straight and jitters are bubbling up on derivative markets.
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As we near the end of President Obama's final term in office, all kinds of emotions are bubbling up.
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But it's really more a synthesis of multiple contemporary design trends, bubbling up from the counterculture to the mainstream.
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But Price's image as a budget hawk took a hit when reports of his official travel started bubbling up.
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MACCALLUM: You know, I mean, as you pointed out, he was bubbling up in little ways on the radar.
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But as more details about zika, microcephaly, and Guillain-Barré Syndrome emerge, more questions are bubbling up with them.
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Edgette also acknowledged the theories bubbling up online that he may have been part of a PR stunt. Huh.
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" Identity politics is typically a creation of the left, "but, unfortunately these days, it's bubbling up on the right.
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Details: NPR has a close look at this trend, which first started bubbling up on Twitter late last month.
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That new regulation fear is bubbling up right now and has become a subject of a furious bull vs.
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There, after the first cases in December, reports of a strange new virus started bubbling up in early January.
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When he heard the new music bubbling up from the nascent Rastafari movement, he felt naturally drawn to it.
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It could have been magma bubbling up from below Venus's surface, releasing tons of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere.
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Details: NPR has a close look at this trend, which first started bubbling up on Twitter late last month.
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But to keep up with the times, new efforts to broaden the scope of sex ed are bubbling up.
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Today, Kiernan is willing to say "#IWasWrong," joining in on a new movement that's bubbling up in the military community.
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The study blogging community has been bubbling up since 2014, drawing attention from a handful of educators but few others.
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Think about it: All this stuff is bubbling up while iOS 11 — and thus ARKit — is still in preview mode.
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This has led, obviously, to some strange new behaviors and discussions bubbling up on fan spaces like Tumblr and Reddit.
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To address problems bubbling up from communities, some local governments are putting money directly into the hands of their citizens.
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So I was not surprised to learn that conspiracies are already bubbling up out of the ground around Marfa, Texas.
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For a company hosting a big event next week, Apple's sure got a lot of news bubbling up these days.
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But now figures of both major parties say the unhappiness with the companies is also bubbling up from the bottom.
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"It was all bubbling up then, with the Scottish referendum and various acts of separatism around the world," Pegg explains.
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The conversation is also bubbling up now around sugar, as we're seeing the impact of sugary beverages and processed foods.
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It suggested that water was not only leaching in from the shorelines but was bubbling up from underneath Tangier too.
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Like a golden-hued fountain bubbling up through boulders at a natural hot spring, the piece evokes a mountain spa.
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White supremacist recruiters have recognized this feeling of resentment bubbling up and pounced, seeking out gamers who fit the stereotype.
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But it's certainly drawing more attention to the censorship issues that have been bubbling up in the media for months.
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Today, a question is bubbling up of whether or not we've reached a new wave, a new era in feminism.
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In the G.O.P., crank doctrines in economics and elsewhere aren't bubbling up from below, they're being imposed from the top down.
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Wireless charging is basically the unicorn of iPhone rumors, bubbling up just about every year but never actually coming to fruition.
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A movement to boycott the Super Bowl is bubbling up among Uber drivers in online forums and on social media threads.
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There's so much gas bubbling up that it easily catches on fire and sustains the flames for a very long time.
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"It's not about 5,000 alerts being sent out, but about bubbling up the five that are the most important," said Sharma.
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Furor over family separation is still bubbling up, despite a Trump executive order designed to end the practice by his administration.
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It felt like my pace of processing my own experiences was marching right alongside many stories bubbling up in the media.
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The upshot is that no matter what OPEC does, prices may keep bubbling up ahead of two major events: Trump's Nov.
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The potential troubles are not bubbling up from the economy or from the market itself, but from the world of politics.
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Start-ups — professional, non-shady ones with interesting business models — are bubbling up, eagerly raising funding from people like Mr. Birnbaum.
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Concerns about the party's ability to successfully steer its midterm ship are also bubbling up in connection with the California gubernatorial race.
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You'll know the pan is hot enough as long as the oil is gently bubbling up the sides of the kuku. 123.
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But now, following a trend bubbling up from college campuses, theaters across the country are offering increasingly comprehensive and specific trigger warnings.
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Think of a man's swinging dumbbells for his health, when those springs are bubbling up in far-off pastures unsought by him!
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The Times weighed in on Thursday, noting that speculation about a Clinton candidacy had been "bubbling up for weeks" and was intensifying.
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"A whole vocabulary has come bubbling up that would not have been used five years ago," Mr. Nunberg said in an interview.
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People are rightfully pissed, and the conversation of deleting or deactivation has been bubbling up, complete with how-to guides and think pieces.
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That was the question bubbling up this week, as a Chinese photo-editing app called Meitu began to catch on with stateside users.
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Anxiety begins bubbling up as the years go by, and the prospect of having a child within a firm relationship becomes more remote.
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I could feel the deep, dark vortex of depression bubbling up in my throat and nestling into a familiar corner of my brain.
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As if these cookies weren't already a conversation starter, a pretty wild Twitter discussion began bubbling up once people actually started eating them.
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Banking or airline apps do a superb job of bubbling up personal, secure information rapidly, a sort of micro-portal to what matters.
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Some exciting, creatively inspired plans are bubbling up, especially at work—however, it's important you stay down-to-earth and take your time.
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It was about a year after Trayvon Martin, and a lot of anxieties were bubbling up, and then it became a powder keg.
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There seems to be a trend bubbling up for better tech to test a guy's sperm in the privacy of his own home.
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What we might now think of as esports started bubbling up out of online multiplayer scenes in the late 1.63s and early 2000.
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They suspected, according to the Siberian Times, methane bubbling up from melting permafrost—and subsequent stories were quick to connect it to climate change.
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That's why the rumors keep bubbling up and why they carry so much weight with those who are familiar with how the promotion operates.
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There might be a homesickness bubbling up inside of you—let it come to the surface: Explore it, honor it, and share your truth.
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Any heightened market awareness Slack gained from advertising in the Times is overshadowed by the anxiety bubbling up from every word in its letter.
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If you listen closely, you can hear a new chant bubbling up across the country, an almost populist protest aimed at our new overlords.
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That was my abrupt introduction to the debate over homework that is bubbling up as students across the United States head back to school.
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They're like little pockets of fluid buildup, buried deep under the skin and bubbling up around the joint between the bones of the wrist.
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Anxiety prone to begin with, she now finds herself in a constant battle with worst-case scenarios that keep bubbling up in her head.
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First, one should be sure that the subject matter is, when considered against whatever else is bubbling up in the news, a worthy priority.
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Yet while he might have been able to contain anger on the streets, Najib had underestimated the frustrations bubbling up within the Malaysian state.
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Digital newsrooms churn out coverage of flat Earth truthers using tools that make it easy to find stories bubbling up from the depths of Reddit.
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One big question is how Diaz-Canel will respond to forces of change bubbling up in Cuba, such as the influence of technology on communication.
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After the scandal began bubbling up again in late 2014, Ruehli once again came forward, this time allowing her name and photograph to be used.
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Any accusations of Trump engaging in sexual assault bubbling up just before November can be seen as political weapons intended to smear his presidential race.
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"I definitely wouldn't describe this as an escalation, it's just a bubbling up, which has happened several times over the last 15 months," Prior said.
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The anti-glare laminate began bubbling up some time ago, spreading across the screen like an untreatable rash, fogging up the webcam in the process.
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Some promising answers are bubbling up, although there may not be a single plan that all the people who study these issues can agree upon.
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Whether such a stop-gap funding bill could pass is unclear; opposition to a short-term deal is bubbling up from conservatives and liberals alike.
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Here was a golden opportunity for an American president to carry a torch for the independence movements bubbling up from Ukraine to Georgia to Kyrgyzstan.
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"These practices bubbling up are more like best efforts," says Nicol Turner-Lee, a fellow in the Center for Technology Innovation at the Brookings Institution.
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Support for this bill is bubbling up throughout the nation with more than 2628,28503 endorsements from prominent individuals, local governments, businesses, faith groups and nonprofits.
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A few bodegas and a fried chicken spot were open, supported by gaggles of hungry young people bubbling up from the subway every few minutes.
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Resentment started bubbling up late last year at additional public meetings requested by Ms. Zimmer to elicit the opinions of a cross section of her constituents.
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That they didn&apost recognize, just even a week ago, as we started seeing this bubbling up, that they needed to get in front of it.
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However, its synthetic presence feels at odds with the black tar bubbling up from the ground nearby, like an alien spacecraft crash landed in the Pleistocene.
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Why do you predict that when Mars moves to a certain position in the sky, for instance, people's lives will start bubbling up with irrepressible anger?
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When you're a guest at the wedding, all you see is the ceremony and the reception, not the drama that's been bubbling up since the engagement.
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Kalanick wasn't the first here in the U.S. to spy the trend bubbling up, but he seems to be taking it as seriously as any entrepreneur.
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When you start to feel stress bubbling up inside you, Seppälä recommends calming down by recognizing and naming your stress and then taking a deep breath.
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These are offshoots of the skin positivity movement that has been bubbling up online over the last few years, though the message is a little muddy.
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Everything about him was magnetic — his sarcasm, his bubbling-up laughter like a geyser ready to explode at the most inappropriate times, his spontaneous arrhythmic dancing.
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But the public controversies around marketing like this are sure to keep bubbling up: The internet has changed companies' abilities to control their own message by region.
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"The fact that this is now bubbling up at the state level is a good sign," said Evan Greer, deputy director of Fight for the Future, said.
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That decision came as more GOP opposition was bubbling up and a CBO score estimated 22 million people would lose health insurance by 2026 under the plan.
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That is one of the questions bubbling up as the royal family makes plans for the transition that will take place when he ascends to the throne.
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The moon in Aquarius illuminates the financial sector of your chart, and while money is on your mind, deeper issues like self-worth are also bubbling up.
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And there may be an upside for natural gas producers, because a reduction in oil production will mean less gas bubbling up from oil wells, bolstering prices.
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My brother-in-law happens to be very good at spotting criticism of our coverage that is bubbling up on Twitter and probably will deserve our attention.
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His citizens turned out to have a revolution of their own in mind — one that, like so many in France's past, is bubbling up from the streets.
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Big Tech is threatened by a yearlong groundswell of bans and proposed restrictions on facial recognition bubbling up in cities like San Francisco and states like Massachusetts.
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After the Duchess of Sussex was not seen at Chopra's elaborate many-day wedding to Nick Jonas, rumors of a feud starting bubbling up as they always do.
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It is why anger is bubbling up in most Western democracies, regardless of the voting system or safety net — we are all dealing with the same monopoly institutions.
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To quell those feelings of panic that may be bubbling up as you walk through the salon doors, we went ahead and asked those awkward questions for you.
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Our sources say their altercation stemmed from some past beef with Angelina bubbling up, and though producers tried to calm the situation for a while ... Snooki ultimately bolted.
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But as producers extract more and more resources from the region, which stretches across Texas and New Mexico, an unusual problem is bubbling up: a surplus of water.
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Critic's Notebook In recent years, New York City Ballet's corps has been a wellspring of talent, bubbling up to refresh and replenish a company already in fine fettle.
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Disagreements between the ruling League party and its 5-Star Movement partner have been bubbling up over a series of issues, including the construction of an Alpine tunnel.
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I tried my best not to get angry with them, or myself, while not being sure who deserved the brunt of the frustration that was bubbling up anyway.
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Yet on the streets and in the metros, many people were wearing face masks, reflecting the widespread public unease about the virus that was bubbling up on social media.
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It has Jepsen in the same vein as she was on 2015's masterful Emotion, bubbling up over irresistible synths, goading you into snorting an entire bag of glitter.
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If so, it may need to tread carefully to avoid bubbling up radically hateful points of view, as it agrees its recommendation engines on YouTube currently can, for example.
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Is Richard just the product of all the Horne "emotional problems" genes bubbling up, or is he the child of an evil spirit incarnate who raped an unconscious girl?
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Pai claimed that they'd been attacked, but he never really released any evidence of this attack, and then everyone noticed that all of these fake comments were bubbling up.
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The backlash started bubbling up in 2014, when the Obama administration tried to deter asylum seekers by detaining families and trying to swiftly process their cases before potential deportation.
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And he's giving voice to concerns from moderates that have been bubbling up for several weeks now as Ms. Warren and Mr. Sanders have shown resilience in the polls.
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It also involves identifying what new ideas are bubbling up that can be adapted to strengthen liberalism, pinpointing the raw materials for generating enthusiastic new liberal movements and visions.
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His first tweet about the suspension has more than 200 retweets as of this writing, and a hashtag, #freemeakoopa, shows the issue bubbling up throughout Twitter's LGBTQ and literary communities.
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Just about a mile down the road from the visitors center sits "Science City," where civilian and military telescopes curl around the road, their domes bubbling up toward the sky.
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You've got to make mention of their big fat math rock crush, of course, as well as their penchant for dark, spidery pop, and the urgent grooves bubbling up underneath.
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If he's unable to lift France out of its economic malaise, all those festering anxieties will come bubbling up five years from now when the next presidential election is held.
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I surprised them and said, 'I love that Austrian style—beautiful, bubbly in a tall glass that looks like a golden volcano bubbling up from the middle of the Earth.
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These linkages, flowing through our communities, under our highways, bubbling up in the livestock allotments of our public lands or pulsing within renewable energy development zones, are not easily replaced.
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The negotiations are the first high-level talks in two months and come as other issues have been bubbling up in the increasingly tense relations between the U.S. and China.
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We're no longer in an era when hot new social media apps are bubbling up every few months, and if they are, I've aged out of the early-adopter demographic.
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There were as many as five different phone or phone-related projects — from tiny research endeavors to full-blown corporate partnerships — bubbling up at Apple by the middle of the 2000s.
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Working a similar type of critical analysis, NYU Abu Dhabi Art Gallery's (NYUAD) fall exhibition, Invisible Threads: Technology and its Discontents, examines how tensions are bubbling up in ever increasing frequency.
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Internally, multiple tags including "#StandingWithStandingRock" started bubbling up in the emerging category of Facebook Signal earlier in the day, but nothing crossed the threshold as an actual trend until hours later.
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When Ariana Grande's Twitter feed first started bubbling up with cryptic phrases, fans wondered if she was subtweeting her ex Pete Davidson, or if a new single was on the way.
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And while it's not clear what has prompted Vero's sudden surge, it appears to be at least partly due to frustration's with Instagram's algorithm, which has been bubbling up for months.
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U.S. crude fell to a two-month low Monday on signs that supply is bubbling up once again just as the market was beginning to look balanced and even moderately undersupplied.
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Nigeria and Libya were exempt from cutting production as they sought to restore exports that had been hampered by domestic conflicts, but their output has been bubbling up in recent months.
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It is against that backdrop of drama that various proposals are bubbling up to reorganize USCO, including modernizing its technology infrastructure and establishing a "small claims court" for minor copyright disputes.
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The New York Times has been covering the outbreak — from when it started bubbling up in towns around the United States years ago to now, as it decimates communities and families.
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What they're saying: "Over the past year we have seen liquidity risks bubbling up," Bank of America Merrill Lynch equity and quant strategist Savita Subramanian said in a note to clients.
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Her grandparents owned a small spa in the village of Zizin, where alleys in the shade of pine trees led to wooden pavilions with mineral water bubbling up from the earth.
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Trump has lately expressed frustration at oil and gas prices, blaming OPEC on Twitter and demanding that the 15-member producer group hike output to stop crude costs from bubbling up.
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It's also an accusation that has taken off on the internet, where anger about the Democratic senator's resignation hasn't stopped bubbling up — much of it directed squarely, and seemingly relentlessly, at Gillibrand.
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"The fact that this is now bubbling up at the state level is a good sign," Evan Greer, deputy director of pro-net neutrality group Fight for the Future, told KUT News.
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Those moves can prevent videos from bubbling up at the top of search results or appearing in YouTube's trending section, but that doesn't necessarily stop them from being uploaded to the site.
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All three studies seem to validate an idea that has been bubbling up through the wider community of neurologists for several years: Molecularly targeted therapeutics may be the future of dementia care.
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Tensions between liberal Democrats and President Obama are bubbling up as the president heads to Capitol Hill on Tuesday to deliver his final State of the Union address to a restless Congress.
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I think, also, one of the things about the pro-Trump media and the way this world works is there tends to be bubbling up and it ends up on higher platforms.
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Washington (CNN)It hadn't even been one week since a gunman murdered 17 people at a high school in Parkland, Florida, before the conspiracy theories about the surviving students began bubbling up.
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Some of the adjectives used to describe Hillary Clinton during her 2016 presidential campaign are now bubbling up in uncharted territory: a presidential race featuring six women running for the Democratic nomination.
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It's not a coincidence that some of these adjectives are now bubbling up in discussions of Senators Elizabeth Warren, Kirsten Gillibrand and Kamala Harris as they campaign for the 20183 Democratic nomination.
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Tumblr meme and fandom expert Amanda Brennan noticed something weird on the site yesterday — a sudden bubbling up of posts reviewing derivations of popular emoji as they appear on various platforms and apps.
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We were holding those two ways of working hand in hand, so that we'd have things bubbling up and evolving, and we tried to feel when the right moment was to do them.
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The best friends and homeboys stayed close but not too close, trading whispers before leaving the scene on clouds of three or four people at a time, vengeance bubbling up in their minds.
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For instance, he's clearly interested in the idea of letting users tell the world that they're actively on the service, in real time, a notion he has noticed bubbling up from Black Twitter.
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And tensions between the two tech juggernauts are bubbling up after Microsoft announced it would increase costs for customers using its tech on non-Azure servers — an aggressive move seemingly directed at Amazon.
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There's long been dissatisfaction bubbling up among some factions, both with Pelosi's style of leadership and with the outside perception that Democratic leaders are not responding to the will of their progressive base.
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The California fight reflects a renters' rights movement that is bubbling up in churches and community centers across the country, a semi-coordinated stand of low-income tenants against the gentrifying American city.
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"Blue Pill Blues" has an instrumental intro that lasts more than a minute, with its riffs bubbling up out of what might be a late-1960s Jefferson Airplane jam, before James starts singing.
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And the third reaction that I saw sort of bubbling up on Twitter yesterday was that Sondland during the campaign put out a statement saying his values don't align with Donald Trump's values.
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"I thought maybe it'd be a little bit tacky to have theater masks on my neck," he added, a laugh bubbling up, and it's true: His dragon would have eaten them for lunch.
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But with tentative signs of social discontent bubbling up — foreign currency mortgages holders, truckers and pensioners have all protested in recent months — a headline-grabbing Russia-assisted victory in Syria could cheer downcast voters.
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As a member of a power couple central to our pop culture news cycle — Kanye's creativity is chaotic, and a new feud always seems to be bubbling up — she's become the calm, approachable one.
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Professions that were once the backbone of the middle class have been vanishing, and similar professions have not been bubbling up to take their place, report the WP's Andrew Van Dam and Heather Long.
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Campus activism has been bubbling up in the form of #MeToo campaigning against sexual harassment and an attempt by self-described Marxists to help factory workers in southern China establish a free trade union.
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Malka and NeoGAF's apparent new policy of "the only truth is our truth" is a heavy-handed metaphor for the U.S. under Trump, and the concurrent bubbling up of hateful ideologies in our culture.
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A fourth, the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, is situated next to the La Brea Tar Pits, a dinosaur graveyard where the fossils keep fossil fuels bubbling up from the murky, viscous depths.
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Two mirrored and ever mirroring vats of cowardice thus bubbling up against and alongside one another while man explored the cosmos and lonely cosmonauts were set off to drift amid the sky and starline.
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It's been about 13 years since HBO canceled David Milch's fantastic, slow-burning western, and rumors about a film version have been bubbling up ever since, but even Olyphant wasn't sure it'd actually happen.
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The hashtag has floated around social media since before the Sandy Hook massacre in late 2012, usually bubbling up after high-profile mass shootings only to quickly fade after failing to inspire much action.
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Lead concerns in the Steel City have been bubbling up for years now, culminating with a major lawsuit brought against the city by Pittsburgh United and the NRDC that was settled earlier this year.
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Embarrassment of the sort that's bubbling up today is tied to national pride and patriotism, which the right often accuses the left of lacking and which cosmopolitan liberals sometimes fail to notice in themselves.
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"Throughout the development of the show, national events started bubbling up around this project," said Dana Walden, a co-chief executive of Fox Television Group, who also heads one of the studios behind the show.
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It's a big deal that she made such a statement publicly because the beauty world is at a tipping point, with the push and pull of more versus less makeup bubbling up in pop culture.
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Piercing your vagina (to be clear, the most accurate term is 'vulva,' but 'vagina' is what the industry uses most) isn't necessarily a trend sweeping Hollywood or bubbling up in underground parlors across New York.
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Hudak: "It's something that has been bubbling up for years now, but 2016 was the most influential year for board games ... There were more than 5,000 board games introduced into the U.S. market last year."
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China has, in other words, reached a level of development where it needs a more sophisticated financial system, one that is better at allocating capital and better suited to the market pressures now bubbling up.
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Other crazy volcanic words like 'vog' and 'laze' worth knowing Normal everyday cumulus clouds that you see bubbling up in the sky on a warm summer's afternoon form as the sun's rays heat the ground.
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The long-held belief is that trends tend to start on the coast, bubbling up in influential epicenters like New York City or Los Angeles before making their way to major metropolises across the nation.
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It wasn't anywhere near the powerhouse genre it has become but rather an underground sound bubbling up inside Panama and Puerto Rico, as sonically and spiritually connected to American hip-hop as to Jamaican dancehall.
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A 2015 New York Times expose detailed the grueling expectations placed on Amazon's white collar workers, and story after story after story keeps bubbling up that details the inhumane conditions faced by Amazon's warehouse employees.
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Beginning with a star turn at a CNN-sponsored town hall at South by Southwest in Austin, Texas, earlier this month, praise for Mayor Pete has been bubbling up from every corner of the party.
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The fact that Amber mentions reading up on the noble families of Aldovia within the first two minutes of Royal Baby also adds credence to the likelihood that age-old blood feuds are bubbling up.
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But the trade off for Barr could well be that his actions will serve to placate the president, whose anger at DOJ has been bubbling up for several months, both in private and in public.
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But it also peeled back a curtain on a bigger question that's long been bubbling up among NBA fans: Why do so many of the league's other marquee stars seem to harbor a grudge against Curry?
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They feel emboldened by new poll numbers showing the health care law's popularity on the rise and are seizing on the unrest bubbling up at GOP town halls across the country over the weeklong congressional recess.
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And there are new mysteries bubbling up in Buckhorn, too: Why is the body with Major Briggs's prints that of a man in his late 40s, when Briggs should have been in his 70s by now?
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I play both and don't stop smiling for three days; every reminder of my face-offs with another journalist brings a feeling of warm happiness bubbling up from the pit of my otherwise blackly cynical soul.
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All this convective bubbling up and recycling between crust and mantle, this creative destruction and reconstruction of parts — "tectonic" comes from the Greek word for build — is Earth's way of following the second law of thermodynamics.
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As these personal networks pull together pieces of innovation bubbling up around the world and more investors jump into the pool, the pace of change in seafood has moved from a simmer to a rolling boil.
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It's also kind of hard—but checkpoints are plentiful, so clearing each screen becomes something of a puzzle: hit this bat first, avoid the ghoul bubbling up from the lava, and bop that zombie just so.
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The eruption has also been providing us with some stunning and terrifying photos and videos of bright orange lava bubbling up from cracks in the ground and shooting up to 330 feet (100 meters) into the air.
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The thousands of refugees who continue to arrive in Europe each day face barriers: not only physical barriers — walls, fences, barbed wire — but an even deeper resistance, in the nationalism and xenophobia bubbling up across the Continent.
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But it looks like he might have gone too far this week: Rumors are bubbling up that some Republicans are considering a mass defection from Trump, or even trying to get him out of the race entirely.
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I think we&aposre going to see a major wave, a big bubbling up of a whole lot of deal, and not just in the media area, across all sectors, by the way, cross-country deals too.
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To give Americans the chance to stand up to the forces of bigotry, intolerance, and selfishness that not only gave rise to Trump, but that have been bubbling up among Tea Party House Republicans for years now.
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The Moon in Gemini is encouraging you to complete the tasks on your to-do list today, Scorpio, which is great because staying focused won't feel easy, since so much psychic information is bubbling up for you.
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Those issues, which were already bubbling up throughout the primary, were escalated by DeSantis when he went on Fox News a day after the primary to warn Florida voters not to "monkey this up" by electing Gillum.
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Many of the economic issues at the heart of his campaign have been bubbling up for years, finding expression in the protests of the Occupy movement and in the speeches of Senator Elizabeth Warren, Democrat of Massachusetts.
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All those years I was pouring my heart into 140-character snippets, eagerly retweeting the wisdom I saw bubbling up all around me, engaging in conversations with interesting strangers — but how did you repay so much goodwill?
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As the U.S. and China continue to battle their way to a trade deal, some old fears are bubbling up again that China will flood into the U.S. market, buying up U.S. assets in a frenzied fire sale.
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Given his robust production credits for Top 40 artists, it's no surprise that the ten-track album features just about everyone who's established and bubbling up, including Frank Ocean, Migos, Future, Ariana Grande, Kehlani, Khalid, and Lil Yachty.
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Bipartisan anger started bubbling up again after Trump declined to adhere to a congressionally mandated deadline Friday to report on whether Saudi leadership, including Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, is responsible for Khashoggi's killing and should be sanctioned.
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Those issues, which were already bubbling up throughout the primary, were escalated by DeSantis when he went on Fox News a day after becoming the nominee to warn Florida voters not to "monkey this up" by electing Gillum.
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The building sense of desperation and frustration and rage that's bubbling up closer and closer to the surface feels as if it might erupt at any moment — something that would be hard to imagine in, say, season two.
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Homeowners said the chemicals appeared to have caused tumors and birth defects after bubbling up into the basements of houses that had been built on the site, a 22004-acre former landfill that featured an unfinished 103th-century canal.
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With anxiety about the economy bubbling up on Wall Street and at campaign rallies around the country, the government reported on Friday that employers added 0003,2000 workers in February, a hefty increase that highlighted the labor market's steady gains.
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Popular revolutions were bubbling up in countries behind the Iron Curtain, and East Germany was no exceptionFerdinand Protzman, The New York Times' economic reporter covering Germany in 1989: I began working in late 1987 on stories in East Germany.
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It's impossible to imagine Facebook actively supporting Oversight Board members being selected from among the pool of content moderation contractors it already pays to stop humanity shutting its business down in sheer horror at what's bubbling up the pipe.
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I know you're not going to tell me plot details, but as you head into season six, what are the conversations you're having in the writers' room, or the themes that keep bubbling up as you talk about ending this story?
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"Bearing in mind that particularly in Asia there are always different viruses bubbling up — no region is really safe from fresh contamination, particularly from migrating wild birds," Monique Eloit, director general of the World Organisation for Animal Health (OIE), told Reuters.
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"There have been a few developments that have been pretty risk averse that seem to be bubbling up," said Gene Tannuzzo, portfolio manager at Columbia Threadneedle Investments, including the rising dollar, concerns over the Chinese housing market and central bank tightening.
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Greer said that a complete federal ban would go even further and "impact the types of partnerships that have been bubbling up, like Amazon collaborating with local police departments to market facial recognition surveillance as part of their Ring doorbells."
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But it's taken an art selfie feature to generate a bit of viral interest in the app — with a steady stream of delighted/outraged tweets bubbling up over the weekend as users assessed the results of their fine art doppelgänger.
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Editors are also entrusted to spot potentially large news stories bubbling up outside Facebook by using an algorithm that trawls more than a thousand automated feeds, up to and including competitors like YouTube and Reddit, along with traditional news sites.
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Lee takes pride in the wide variety of stories he's crafted over the years, but he always seems to return to the theme of repressed emotions bubbling up to the surface, and Billy Lynn looks like it has emotion to spare.
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It's hard to sort out what is directly attributable to his leadership, what comes the management team around him, and what is the product of ideas bubbling up from the rank and file, but Games Workshop has become a company transformed.
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Peter Barry, postdoctoral research associate at the University of Oxford, was excited when he was invited to join prospectors from resource extraction company Helium One in 2015 to investigate seeping helium bubbling up in the southwest of the African country.
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"My mother died, and a lot of family history emerged out of that," Mr. Hsu recalled, adding that there was "blocked trauma" bubbling up because of what his relatives endured during the Cultural Revolution and other upheavals in Chinese history.
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The party seems meant to highlight of the gay underground that's been bubbling up across the country over the last few years and it'll showcase the importance of these events in fostering safe and musically fine-tuned queer spaces nationwide.
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The rest is supposed to look organic, bubbling up from candidates and the people they are trying to win over — an approach that Democrats say is essential to courting Trump voters, who view them as the party of coastal elites.
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Meyrou's now slightly re-edited documentary is replete with arty touches — it toggles between black and white and color, and uses electronic noise bubbling up on the soundtrack to heighten tension — but it's nevertheless a searching, sensitive and revealing portrait.
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On the other hand, if the buzz around a Day-Lewis project is strong enough that it's bubbling up in the Hollywood trade press, there's a better than average chance that this will all go down sometime in the coming year or three.
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Over the course of speaking to 18 financially independent millennials between the ages of 22 and 225 who are still on their parents' phone plan, it became clear that even though people's individual reasonings differed somewhat, the same themes kept bubbling up.
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"Fact is, a rollcall of crises appear to be bubbling up — from Italian politics to Brexit to US-China conflict — threatening to blow out rather than blow over," Vishnu Varathan, head of economics and strategy at Mizuho Bank, wrote in a morning note.
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BURGER KING GOES AFTER BULLYING IN STRANGE NEW AD The furor over Google's burger emoji began bubbling up on Saturday after author and media analyst Thomas Baekdal took to Twitter with a simple observation about Google and Apple's different takes on the emojis.
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Some in blockchain world see a blockchain-based identity management system as a bad idea, potentially making sensitive data more vulnerable to breaches and impostors, but those criticisms have not stopped the topic from bubbling up in Q&A sessions throughout the week.
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The summery color (which was huge among last year's top summer releases), is here to stay according to beauty looks bubbling up on IG. Artists have been using pumpkin-colored shadow to create bold and gradient sunset looks on celebrities and influencers.
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The League and 5-Star alliance in Rome has appeared increasingly fractured in recent weeks, with disagreements bubbling up over a series of issues, including on the construction of an Alpine tunnel and even on who to support in the Venezuelan political crisis.
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I'm curious if you guys think that queer nightlife is facing the same decline, or if it's thriving and bubbling up—and if it is, what's driving that momentum, and why is it different from what's going on in the gay scene?
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But rather than rally around him, the GOP is openly revolting, and after months of struggling to fight Trump's candidacy in a coordinated way, there is now a last-ditch movement bubbling up to deny the real estate developer the GOP nomination.
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Once, the idea was, there existed a "marketplace of ideas," wherein people from across the political spectrum — generally the highly educated, but with some room for notions bubbling up from the grassroots — would introduce ideas for initiatives, actions, programs, and/or laws.
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The national coalition in Rome has appeared increasingly fractured in recent weeks, with disagreements between the League and 5-Star bubbling up over a series of issues, including the construction of an Alpine tunnel and which side to support in Venezuela's political crisis.
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Image Source: Cage303In the most recent case of financial intrigue bubbling up following the leak of the Paradise Papers, an investigation by the CBC and the Toronto Star uncovered evidence of a multi-million dollar ticket scalping operation that StubHub not only permits but incentivizes.
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Those quiet concerns were bubbling up even before Trump's Monday night tweets, which focused on the island's broken infrastructure and debt to Wall Street, promising food and water but falling short of offering to restore the power grid and inject money into the hurting island.
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By morning, there was definitely something happening under there in terms of moisture — there looked to be condensation bubbling up beneath the patch — but when I peeled it off, my forehead looked and felt as though I'd applied one of those blurring, mattifying primers.
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"The volatility we saw in the first quarter was actually a pretty healthy thing for the entire market, it kind of reset expectations, it kept excess valuations from bubbling up," said Eric Marshall, portfolio manager and Director of Research, Hodges Capital Management in Dallas, Texas.
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Our thought bubble: Axios' Steve LeVine joins me in saying that after decades of shearing off layers of workers at the bottom of the pyramid, automation is bubbling up into management, threatening middle-ranking jobs and, eventually, officers on top of the corporate ladder.
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Still, skeptics might take comfort in knowing that behind the scenes, cities and tech startups are finding more ways, including via this event, to work together, discuss their challenges and, in the best cases, solve some of the problems bubbling up in urban centers together.
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"It was in part a situation of her being under incredible stresses in her life where things from the past were bubbling up, and seeing herself as a younger woman reflected all around her," a staff member who was there at the time says.
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Where some saw a "refreshing" honesty in Trump's remarks, others said the concern bubbling up from allies about his rhetoric and policies on Iran, North Korea, climate change and even domestic issues suggests there's a danger the US will grow isolated on the international stage.
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In Chicago, the issue has been around for decades, bubbling up in recent years in cases involving a drunk-driving officer, an off-duty officer's beating of a bartender and a lawsuit by two police officers who said they faced retaliation after breaking the code.
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What is often overheard here in public might be seen as first-generation rumination, original thinking or grumbling discontent; rude and unfinished half-thought, bubbling up in the mountains until it finds public form and fashion in the world below maybe a generation later.
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The same feelings of quiet, constant panic in the face of an inevitable future that come through in this fiction are also bubbling up in our lives, and in these subcultures whose affiliations and actions may be beyond the pale, but whose desperation feels very familiar. ●
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That sentiment was echoed by Washington County State Senator Ann Cummings, who said that it was a good way to learn about issues that "were bubbling up in the community," and noted that it was another tool that she could use to stay engaged with her constituents.
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UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres sat down with former managing editor of TIME, Nancy Gibbs, at the Fortune and Time CEO Initiative Conference Monday and addressed the growing insecurity that is bubbling up in society, and how it has birthed the rising populist movement across the globe.
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I get the sense, reading what you guys do — and you guys are great, which is why I have you on here — is that a lot of this stuff is sort of bubbling up from the internet and there may not be anyone directing it very often.
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This idea never quite captured the full range of activity bubbling up during those years, but it did establish a vision of history as something full of motion and progress, in which "the people" would prod society out of its benighted state into a more enlightened future.
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" 25 Photos View Slide Show ' He ticked off the major brands that had come to London to show (Tommy Hilfiger, Emporio Armani) and the rising young guard that is bubbling up here, and pronounced, bullishly: "This season's London Fashion Week, I think, is the best ever.
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The gas sales to Mexico are an important source of revenue for American oil and pipeline companies, and they relieve a bulge of gas that is bubbling up with oil from the Permian Basin of West Texas and New Mexico, the nation's most prolific shale field.
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At the time the peace agreement was signed, however, a different movement was growing across the Irish Sea in England: a skepticism of the European Union, bubbling up among voters on both ends of the political spectrum but embraced in particular by the conservative hard right.
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"The personalities this time were so big and the drama was so big and so rapidly changing and consumed so many people's attention that it in some respects blinded them to this trend line that this has been bubbling up for many years," Mr. Walter said.
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But the coed notion in fashion has been bubbling up for a few seasons now: Gucci has been staging coed shows since Alessandro Michele became creative director in January 2015, and Miuccia Prada began mixing women's looks with her men's wear beginning with the spring 2014 season.
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Easily the world's best-known political artist, who taps the river of discontent bubbling up at any given time, Ai is now poised to unveil a massive connected series of shows spread across four of New York's toniest galleries: Lisson Gallery, two Mary Boone spaces, and Jeffrey Deitch.
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While no sitting senators have come out against his leadership (Arizona Democratic Senate candidate Kyrsten Sinema recently said she wouldn't vote for him), this deal marks the latest maneuver that's spurring murmurs about his efficacy in the role — concerns which have been bubbling up even among his constituents.
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There's also support bubbling up on the outskirts of the three MLS markets—just this month, prospective supporters' groups in Quebec City and Mississauga, Ontario, have made themselves known, while a rumoured CPL team in the Fraser Valley could draw support from erstwhile fans of the Vancouver Whitecaps.
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National Beverage, which bought the LaCroix brand in 1996, fills its cans with carbonated water in 12 plants nationwide — an unglamorous origin story compared to San Pellegrino flowing from an Alpine spring or Perrier bubbling up in the South of France, but a key factor in LaCroix's success.
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As more than 30,000 educators from the nation's second-largest school district canvassed the county's rain-soaked streets Wednesday for their third day of picketing, the video from the parking lot of South Gate Middle School started bubbling up in parent and teacher groups on Facebook and on Twitter.
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The company, which spent the year reeling from the Cambridge Analytica scandal and a general bubbling-up of public anger, also had to deal with animosity toward the company's founder, and gave the executive a lot of cash to handle a full security detail for himself and his family.
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There exists, in theory at least, some magic number for the unemployment rate that keeps those priorities in perfect balance, a bare minimum level of joblessness that makes room for people to move around yet ensures that nearly everyone who wants to can find work without inflation bubbling up.
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The miniskirts and Crayola colors of the 1960s, the power shoulders of the '80s, the minimalism of the '90s — all reached critical mass well into the midpoint of those eras, when whatever had been bubbling up in wardrobes and on sidewalks found its reflection in the wider world.
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Coming at a time when many see EDM's future as precarious—owing to the recent the fall of the SFX mega conglomerate, Las Vegas clubs no longer booking EDM stars, and an LA club banning laptops—her video addresses some of the conflicts recently bubbling up in the scene.
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"Something there is kind of bubbling up that has nothing to do with politics, but is more of a generational discontent," said Penny Collenette, a prominent Liberal who now teaches at the University of Ottawa, citing the anger expressed by the young women at the parliamentary event earlier this month.
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Dodgers salvage finale with 10-6 win over Rockies DENVER — Los Angeles Dodgers manager Dave Roberts addressed a major issue from 2016, one that was already bubbling up in this young season, before his team brushed aside the Colorado Rockies 23-6 to avoid being swept Sunday in a three-game series.
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Again, a tone of quiet, calm competence—even while the company was bubbling up inside with panic over a barrage of criticism over letting third parties like Cambridge Analytica take data on millions of voters—would have gone a long way toward helping Facebook cope thoughtfully with real problems and public relations problems.
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I won't say for certain when it will happen, but knowing that we've caught a glimpse of Jack and especially as he's wailing away on a bag trying to beat the demons that are bubbling up from underneath, his father's drinking, the things that are making him want to break bad — that's part of it.
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"The goals of this investigation are to determine why drug companies are increasing prices so dramatically, how drug companies are using the proceeds, and what steps can be taken to reduce prescription drug prices" — Cummings Among Democrats, internal frictions from the left are bubbling up over remarks and positions staked out by democratic socialist Rep.
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In his third outing since returning from a long DL stint due to nagging blister issues, Sanchez left Wednesday's game against the Red Sox after allowing five runs over four innings because of a small blister on his right middle finger—the exact same spot where similar lacerations have been bubbling up all season.
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In 2011 oil was again above $13 and the ECB raised rates not once but twice, just as the euro zone debt crisis was bubbling up: Greece and Ireland had already received bailout packages, and bond yields in Spain and Italy were ballooning to levels that would eventually prompt Draghi's "whatever it takes" intervention a year later.
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GOP concerns are bubbling up over the administration's plans to divert billions in military construction money as part of President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's national emergency declaration.
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Had the students and Weinstein understood and described what should have been the very constructive purpose of the event, all involved could have made a sophisticated statement in the struggle against racism at the very moment in time when, primed by the Trump victory, its vast reserves are bubbling up to the surface across the country.
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"We have a huge problem with young American men, and no one wants to deal with it," Carlson said... A deceptive talking point emerges in right-wing media Oliver Darcy emails: A talking point bubbling up in right-wing media is that the suspected terrorist in El Paso was not actually a member of the right.
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As my coauthors and I explore in a forthcoming research article, "Deconstructing the Deep State: Subordinate Bureaucratic Politics in U.S. National Security," in the journal Orbis, the staggering growth of the American national security apparatus over the past few decades has given rise to far greater influence bubbling up from subordinate bureaucratic levels than in times past.
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In street after street across Townsville, a coastal city in Australia's far north, the same story played out in the aftermath of what the authorities called a catastrophe of "unprecedented" rainfall, which brought flooding, crocodiles into the streets, sewage bubbling up out of toilets and, in one week, more water than the city normally receives in a year.
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Two years after Oh left Grey's Anatomy, she starred alongside Anne Heche in 2016's Catfight, an oddball indie from director Onur Tukel about two former college frenemies who keep running into each other, old resentments and repressed rage bubbling up until they engage in ridiculously violent brawls that leave first one and then the other in a two-year coma.
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Though the song by the rambunctious young rap duo Rae Sremmurd had been bubbling up steadily, it hit No. 1 on the Billboard singles chart this week in a most unexpected fashion after becoming the de facto soundtrack to the Mannequin Challenge, the online video craze of the moment, where subjects hold a pose as the camera pans across a comically eerie tableau.
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But the latest shocking claims from Blakely, the trickling departure of the Google Walkout organizers, new workplace-discussion rules that could prevent similar protests from bubbling up in the future, and the fact that women remain severely outnumbered in the highest echelons of the company — only two of its 10 board members are women — suggest cultural change has a long way to go.
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" As Giridharadas describes the ethos of MarketWorld, it's made up of people like former President Bill Clinton who saw the anger bubbling up but proved unable to "call out elites for their sins: or call for power's redistribution and fundamental systemic change; or suggest that plutocrats might have to surrender precious things for others to have a mere shot of transcending indecency.
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TUMULTY: But what you do have are a lot of issues that are bubbling up from the states that could challenge sort of the underpinnings of both Roe v Wade in the 1992 decision, the Casey decision on things like is viability of the fetus still the new standard or you know, what exactly is an undue burden on the right to an abortion.
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But before Trump became president and launched his attacks on the "deep state" he saw as opposed to his presidency, latching onto Obama's place of birth enabled him to tap into the resentment that was bubbling up on the right among groups like the tea party, according to Ron Formisano, a historian at the University of Kentucky and the author of a history of the tea party.
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" (Glenn Kessler, the Post's indomitable fact-checker, helpfully explained that, while this wasn't technically true, it was true in spirit because most of the anti-Sanders ad spending had been online, not on television.) The Monday morning following Clinton's Sunday show appearances, the narrative was bubbling up in the press: Times reporter Nate Cohn, taking on the puzzle of Sanders's popularity against Trump, echoed, "Sanders just hasn't faced any major attacks on his record.
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IF I'M CORRECT AND I'M GOING TO RECEIVE A SEVEN-POINT BUMP IN MY TAX RATE, WHICH IS ACTUALLY ABOUT A 15% TAX INCREASE, I HAVE A FEELING THAT I'M PROBABLY GOING TO BE LESS ABLE AND WILLING TO BUY RISKY ASSETS OR BUY ALL THE OTHER THINGS THAT ARE BUBBLING UP THESE DAYS, AND MAYBE THAT SIDE OF THE NARRATIVE WILL START SHOWING UP. WHILE WE'RE NOT PROBABLY GOING TO GET 3% REAL FOR THE YEAR, WE'VE HAD IT FOR TWO QUARTERS IN A ROW.
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Lava began bubbling up through a new crack in the Kilauea volcano on Thursday evening, but the lava flows, at least as of Friday morning in Hawaii, had been small, said Dr. Charles Mandeville, coordinator of the Volcano Hazards Program at the United States Geological Survey headquarters in Reston, Va. In all, the volcano had at least three new fissures as of Friday afternoon, but Dr. Mandeville cautioned that the detected increase in earthquakes, most of which had been small, meant more eruptions were likely.
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The actual details of the case started to recede from public memory shortly after Simpson's 1995 acquittal, bubbling up again only periodically: in 1997, when a civil case was decided against Simpson; in 2006, when his "hypothetical confession," a book called If I Did It, was announced by a publisher and then rejiggered after outcry; and in 2007 and 2008, when Simpson was arrested and later convicted of multiple felonies in a case involving a Las Vegas robbery, for which he was sentenced to 33 years in prison.
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You got Hispanic folks and you got Asian folks, this is not just the same old battles that — we've got this stew that's bubbling up from people everywhere and we're going to have to make sure that we in our own lives and our own families and work places do a better job of treating everybody with basic respect and understanding that not everybody starts off in the same situation and imaging what would it be like if you were born in an inner city and had no job prospects anywhere within a 20 mile radius or how does it feel being born in some rural county where there's no job opportunities within in a 20 mile radius and seeing those two things as connected as opposed to separate.
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