India is also carving out key investments in the region.
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Pioneers were carving out a life in the western territories.
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We can stop carving out legal loopholes for oil companies.
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Then they began carving out time for more ambitious travel.
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Though, Castro supports carving out some role from private insurance.
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Carving out narrow exemptions for specific sectors in AB5 isn't enough.
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Nor were its energies devoted solely to carving out special treatment.
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It has nothing to do with squeezing, more with carving out.
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There's freedom in carving out your own way of doing things.
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Employees increasingly began adapting to carving out workspaces in their homes.
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He proposed carving out time there to pursue discussions with Nissan.
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Western automakers have spent years carving out space in the market.
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The official said restructuring would be done in two phases, carving out non-essential units within three to six months "to attain a clean balance sheet," followed by the gradual carving out of other business units.
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Only the Nasdaq composite held its course, carving out a slight gain.
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Trump picked up votes by carving out a unique identity while Sen.
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I just don't like carving out time to go to the doctor.
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"We've been carving out our own approach to attracting readers," she said.
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Fifteen years later, another Northeastern populist is carving out a liberal niche.
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That was really helpful in starting and carving out my own place.
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That means carving out large provisions in budgets to pay for disasters.
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In Moscow, one proposal initially called for carving out tobacco from trade pacts.
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It's about carving out time for yourself, and accommodating your schedule and chronotype.
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The Shopkey app is carving out an interesting niche in the App Store.
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The fast pace of news is carving out fresh global lines of power.
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Salesforce is carving out a role organizing that data for marketing and sales.
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The materials and energy sectors, meanwhile, were among the sectors carving out gains.
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I'm still carving out space for light happy things but I want this.
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Carving out space and time to specifically address these experiences can be invaluable.
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You're not huge but are carving out a living doing what you love.
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Carving out a bite is like running a spoon through room-temperature butter.
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Instead, it's successfully carving out its own niche as a stress-free oasis.
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Either way ... it's clear Daymond thinks carving out a future rests on her hands.
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Twitch appears to be carving out 5 percent of its own cut for streamers.
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There's a wide disparity within the industry, each automaker carving out a unique strategy.
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Joy, 20, and Lydia, 19, are now carving out a new life in America.
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Hispanic evangelicals are carving out a necessary voice to help usher in bipartisan agreement.
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Start by carving out zones for various activities — sleeping, playing, reading, changing, chilling out.
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" He says the companies are currently in the process of "carving [out] the executive team.
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These characters, like their creator, are carving out a place for themselves amidst the chaos.
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On bad days, it's hard to imagine oneself carving out additional space to be vulnerable.
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I'm a happier mom when I'm also carving out time to pursue my personal passions.
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While newcomers like MGMT, Adele, and Lady Gaga were also carving out lanes for themselves.
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Consider carving out a reading nook in a corner with an armchair and an ottoman.
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Coordinate wisely and be flexible about carving out time before and after work when necessary.
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Step aside, millennials — older Americans are carving out their own corner of the gig economy.
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Amazon is carving out bigger parts of our social, economic, and political worlds for itself.
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Slowly but surely, we are carving out new shapes and spaces for our intimate lives.
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Indeed, the Marbl team is already carving out some partnerships that will do just that.
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Sectors across the board did well, with autos, tech and retail carving out significant gains.
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Turkey considers the Kurdish forces a terrorist body bent on carving out a separate nation.
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This move would require carefully carving out broad exemptions to cover security researchers and academics.
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This move would require carefully carving out broad exemptions to cover security researchers and academics.
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One analyst said Lincoln could benefit from carving out a new identity in the luxury market.
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"We wanted to be really intentional about carving out time to make a record," Haywood says.
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Investment pros are closely watching what effect carving out the new sector will have on financials.
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Carving out a niche before ever-cheaper smartphones make its compromises obsolete will not be easy.
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He's off to a good start, carving out a niche as the Democratic legal anti-Trump.
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Amazon has proposed carving out different layers of the sky for a variety of drone activity.
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Casper, Houzz, and Brandless are also carving out a winning formula by being creative, he said.
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Does he appreciate that we both succeeded in carving out roles in our ready-made family?
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Carving out her own approach to abstraction, Krasner tapped into hermetic languages outside of art history.
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And then there are rental sites that are going even deeper, and carving out particular niches.
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Not paying yourself leads to burnout, so carving out even a modest monthly payment is essential.
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Let's focus on his knees: I'd say they're carving out a circle of radius 0.5 meter.
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The off-brand Roomba is vacuuming the bedrock stone into itself, carving out more & more canyon.
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We hope you all circle back with us tomorrow, carving out 10 minutes again for CNN 10.
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Libra is the sign of balance—make sure you're carving out enough time for yourself to unwind!
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If you can, though, it's worth carving out half a day or so just to go wandering.
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Kendall Jenner has reached supermodel status, carving out a lane for herself outside of her family's shadow.
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He has spent the best part of the past decade carving out a reputation for the meticulous.
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Exporting terror A year ago, ISIS was focused almost exclusively on carving out its self-declared caliphate.
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In mid-2015 he started carving out Clariant's plastics and coatings business into a separately managed entity.
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The Turkish military pushed into Syria northwest in two offensives, carving out a de facto buffer zone.
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Plus, as you can see, a concealer brush and slanted shadow brush for carving out the crease.
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Instead, Forness suggested carving out the time to explore that part of yourself without such high expectations.
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It's carving out a path through the disk around the star, which is in the Centaurus constellation.
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Among Detroit's talented visual artists and creatives, Michelle Tanguay is carving out quite a niche for herself.
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However, carving out some extra time for the beginning of your days can be well worth it.
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A new cluster of slow food brand builders is carving out their own path to this durability.
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In his recent interview with Welch, the athlete reiterates the importance of carving out your own path.
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D.E. Shaw, best known as a quantitative hedge fund, started carving out an activist practice last year.
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Carving out this pragmatic path exposes Jordan to considerable risk from the retrograde voices in the region.
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To fully appreciate his impact, it's worth carving out a couple hours to watch the documentary in full.
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One of Hadfield's biggest successes in space was carving out time to beam photos and tweets to Earth.
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And then there are the ways candidates are carving out their own voice in the increasingly crowded space.
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Roosevelt swiftly wielded that power, carving out roughly a million acres of land to protect from private industrialization.
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Nugget, meanwhile, is carving out a niche that's focused more on the deals to be found on Amazon.
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Trump was "carving out more extreme positions to be able to then negotiate a compromise solution," Marczak said.
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John Legend and Chrissy Teigen are carving out some private couple time during their family getaway to Italy.
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But carving out some time for mindful check-ins really helps make for the most feel-good workout.
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After a not so pleasant run-in, nice to see Justin still carving out time for his fans.
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Meanwhile, the rest of the inmates start carving out places for themselves to hunker down during the riot.
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The Petanu River runs along one edge of the property, carving out a narrow gorge thick with trees.
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The rain never fell, and, soon enough, Hanindyojati was carving out a decent living as a rain shaman.
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In mid-20083 he started carving out Plastics and Coatings into a separately managed but wholly-owned entity.
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Carving out a week — or even two — for a winter sports getaway isn't entirely out of the question.
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The property sector turned positive as the session wore on, with large cap property stocks carving out gains.
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Both Democrats and Republicans in Congress are talking about carving out a similar exception for illegal opioid sales.
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This baby star is extremely active and is carving out space for itself within this cloud of interstellar dust.
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At the same time, these small brewers are carving out a market in preparation for an eventual economic rebound.
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But despite its lofty goals, a device like this will have challenges in carving out a niche for itself.
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With bolder aspirations, women are carving out roles for themselves beyond the traditional ones of wives, mothers and housekeepers.
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"Carving out sacred home time creates space to remember all the other reasons you love each other," he continues.
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Science fiction rarely centers on black characters, so this is me carving out my hopeful contribution to that conversation.
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To be fair, PartyWith isn't exactly carving out new territory in online networking — it's part of a growing trend.
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Carving out the 10 acres for the order made sense, given that all of the buildings were clustered there.
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She's carving out a Warren-esque role for herself that's included asking top officials do basic math under oath.
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The trapped carbon dioxide burst out through a fissure or vent, carving out channels and throwing dust and sand.
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The YPG, or People's Protection Units, has meanwhile prioritized carving out and safeguarding predominantly Kurdish regions of northern Syria.
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Carving out time to do something that means a lot to you is an achievement in and of itself.
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It hasn't premiered yet, but it fits snugly into the groove ABC Family spent the past decade carving out.
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She's consistently won reelection while carving out a reputation as one of the most conservative lawmakers in the body.
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Multiple streams flow across the land to the ocean, carving out forested valleys through rolling pastures grazed by cattle.
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Check out more videos from VICE: Native species have returned to area, carving out homes in the reclaimed land.
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The company began by carving out a niche market of expensive women's yoga pants before expanding into other areas.
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GOAT has been busy carving out a similar space focused on the app and online portals rather than retail.
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YouTube was just beginning at that time, and there were plenty of people who were carving out their niche.
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By carving out time to read each night, I found myself in the "good part" of a few books.
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Do what you need to lower your stress levels, whether it is carving out alone time or exercise time.
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It's about carving out dedicated time — even it's just a quick 15 minutes — to make the celebrant feel cherished.
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Carving out a new class for delivery robocars would be a step toward defining standards for future automated vehicles.
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Over the last six years she has impressed Wisconsin conservatives by carving out her niche as Wisconsin's jobs ambassador.
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These are the rewards for carving out a life in what has been called the scariest place on Earth.
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But here's the thing: Carving out time to unplug, re-center, and self-reflect has never been more important.
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EPH created EPIF by carving out its steadiest businesses that have long-term contracts and stable revenue and profits.
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Talk to your landlord about carving out space in the building for you and your guests to lock bikes.
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College — navigating financial aid, carving out the hours for class and homework — takes time and money and know-how.
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"The past is prophetic in that it asserts loudly that wars are poor chisels for carving out peaceful tomorrows."
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That has left the league carving out other rights in order to try out new kinds of content and partnerships.
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And carving out a wide gap within that disk are the two planets, PDS 70 b and PDS 70 c.
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With the three new products, Nestlé is carving out a space for itself in the rapidly expanding plant-based market.
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Prince William is now carving out his own path and we're getting a real sense of the direction he's taking.
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Tightly bundled trees congregate in matchbox-like alcoves, carving out moments of quick recession in these ambiguously sprawled out masses.
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Even as they decry the rise of liberal "safe spaces," conservatives have begun carving out safe spaces of their own.
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After carving out a niche as the first dating app by and for queer women, Her is broadening its mission.
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Others still, like Vivo and Huawei, are look at more elegant solutions than carving out a bit of the screen.
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Mature females prefer to be on their own, carving out a fairly large territory where they live and hunt solo.
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JASK is essentially carving out a unique niche in the security market today, and the company is currently in beta.
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Paris is carving out a niche for markets and trading operations of banks and attracting a broad spread of firms.
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Carving out the sickest from state health insurance pools would lower premiums for its healthier members, a very attractive notion.
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They engaged their children in projects like retiling bathrooms, teaching useful skills while also carving out quality father-child time.
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Carving out time to spend with family and loved ones is also important as more work lands on your plate.
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Flanked by a number of progressive competitors, however, Gillibrand has faltered when it comes to decisively carving out her niche.
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He was carving out a protective fire break line when his bulldozer rolled over and he plunged to his death.
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In a way, Current is carving out a new family banking category, but it's not the only company doing so.
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Parents, do what you need to lower your stress levels, whether it is carving out alone time or exercise time.
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Instead, ControlTek, like American manufacturers in other industries, has survived by carving out a niche based on quality and service.
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Another way that Miron-Shatz preserves mental reserves is by carving out Friday night as date night with her husband.
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We were, and remain, young people carving out life in this city, a life set to our particular summer soundtrack.
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In a time when you have infinite games to play, it's still worth carving out some time for this one.
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The firm is carving out the whole business, which operates in some 60 countries, but could sell it in pieces.
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Court documents reveal Amazon's long-standing and complex methods of carving out competitive tax positions, Newsweek's Simon Marks reported on Wednesday.
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Last week Reuters, citing sources familiar with the matter, reported that Siemens was considering carving out its Gas and Power unit.
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On her own after her painful split from Ben Affleck last year, Jennifer Garner is carving out a happy new life.
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She noted how these women achieved success by carving out space for themselves on platforms like Twitter, Instagram, YouTube, and SoundCloud.
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Whether it has a shot at carving out its own niche in the crowded social space, however, remains to be seen.
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You're carving out your own identity, testing out new friendships and romantic relationships, and making plenty of mistakes along the way.
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For the past few days, I've been focused almost entirely on carving out a small part of the cosmos for myself.
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And while you can hear the resemblance to her sis in her voice, she's definitely also carving out her own niche.
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But carving out time to do it takes discipline — which is why, as the World's Laziest Beauty Editor, I seldom do.
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That meant opening up Burrage's chest and carving out long pieces of the stuff from the right side of her ribcage.
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And she knows that the future of the Western alliance may rely on her carving out a workable relationship with Trump.
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This is a hugely important time for carving out some quiet time, going within, and mediating on your needs and desires.
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Pearson is perhaps a victim of his own success in carving out a flourishing career being a crisp yet fearsome striker.
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Trump dug in, carving out time in otherwise unrelated speeches to explain why he could not end the horrifying practice himself.
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Madrid, to be sure, was carving out its own openings: Statistics had Real having 37 shots on goal to Roma's 12.
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Venture capital firm Canaan Partners is carving out $20 million from its main fund for seed investments in consumer tech startups.
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It's carving out a slowish-growth, cash-flow steady business that doesn't have too many synergistic complications with its parent company.
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Canada encourages highly educated, technically skilled people to settle in the country, while also carving out a place for humanitarian refugees.
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Joaquin Cuahanha, drove an ax into the trunk of a fallen coconut tree, carving out new planks to rebuild his home.
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Carving out this niche took a combination of resourcefulness, luck, and personality—along with a lifelong dedication to painting sea creatures.
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The success of Jones Beach won him the credibility he needed to keep carving out state parks, many of them sandy.
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The new quotas ignore that, carving out one meager special program for local people who served the American military in Iraq.
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"The challenge with the policy of carving out menthol is Juul is likely to rename their mint [to] menthol," Gottlieb said.
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He's carving out moderate territory between Joe Biden, who may be yesterday's man, and liberal icons Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders.
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"Try actively carving out time by actually putting it on your calendar," says Sinikiwe Dhliwayo, founder of the yoga collective Naaya.
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Over the years, I've used my subway ride for prayer and meditation, carving out some inner space in this underground journey.
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I don't know much about psychology, but I figured I'd still be carving out neural pathways associating the shocks with booze.
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The Politico article, though, revealed a party uneasy with the socialist wunderkind and uninterested in carving out a space for her.
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She was scathing about Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan and his idea of carving out "a safe zone" in northeast Syria however.
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"Our goal was to be very respectful of the shop's history, while carving out our own niche within the industry," explains Maxx.
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"If you start carving out and narrowing the scope of federal civil rights protections, that's going to hurt you too," he said.
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The most obvious problem is whether my scheme violates Title IX by carving out football and men's basketball players for special treatment.
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But Via appears to be serious about carving out a niche of its own in Europe and with a major automaker ally.
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I procrastinate far more than I should, figuring that carving out time for myself is more important than whatever deadline is looming.
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It manages to be a spiritual successor to both Fallout and XCOM while carving out an identity that is wholly its own.
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It's not, as so many of these films are, about the notion of carving out a safe space in a dangerous world.
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He's just more comfortable with talking about an elevated probability than carving out exactly how much global warming enhanced a specific hurricane.
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The company, founded in 2010, predates Lyft, Grab, Didi, Careem and most everyone else carving out a piece of ride-hailing business.
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After carving out the industrial tyres business, it left Pirelli to focus on more upmarket tyres for brands such as Mercedes MERCBZ.
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Carving out thermal – along with less significant coking coal production - would burnish environmental credentials more than a February decision to cap output.
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Despite moving on to another, more popular series, Maher continued carving out a reputation for saying everything his contemporaries wouldn't dream of.
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And far from reducing partisan politics on the court, the proposal would permanently enshrine it by carving out Democratic and Republican seats.
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In a joking aside, her father, Dick, recently asked Franklin to imagine carving out time in her schedule to study for finals.
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But specifically carving out federal money for projects could spark accusations of "pork barrel spending" or "administrative earmarks," especially from fiscal conservatives.
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Universal quantum computers don't exist, but that hasn't stopped D-Wave from carving out its own place in the quantum computing market.
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That said, it's a good look at how Chelsea Clinton has been carving out her own health care identity in her career.
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Undoubtedly, learning its inner workings can prove to be useful if you're running a business or carving out a career in tech.
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In Istanbul, they are carving out new lives, carrying on the fight from afar and avoiding jail terms, or worse, back home.
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But he has also maintained the essence of what he wanted: more flexibility for individual firms in carving out agreements with workers.
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Imagine Amazon carving out a fifth of that space, with separate entrances, and creating boutiques with well-trained staff and dynamic merchandising.
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Spin-offs from funds like Citadel, D.E. Shaw, and Viking also made positive headlines, carving out names for themselves in the process.
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That means carving out a significant chunk of an emergency fund for potential out-of-pocket costs tied to using an HSA.
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After 215 years of planning, bulldozers were due to start carving out a bypass around this northern port city in late 2018.
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WeWork, however, and its fellow 'unicorn,' Uber, made it all the way to IPO without carving out a strategy of reaching profitability.
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"The key to time management is carving out time to think, as opposed to constantly reacting," he told the Wall Street Journal.
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For Darlene, Angela, and Dom, finding power is about carving out a place for themselves within the larger webs they're caught in.
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Even though it was my first time carving out of linoleum, it was extraordinary to be part of such a beautiful project.
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In a separate wooden panel, Jeyifous playfully recreates the display case of a typical barbershop, carving out the shapes of combs and hairdos.
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Ever since Jackson's first major appearance at the Golden Globes in January, she's been carving out her own style on the red carpet.
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As CBD and cannabidoil usage becomes more popular, Francis is carving out a market for them within edibles — with a health-conscious mindset.
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This will force cold air south into the U.S. by carving out a dip, or trough, in the jet stream across that region.
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The Hall is already carving out an identity for itself as a venue for artists no one else in the city will show.
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A wireless service provider called Ting, for instance, is carving out a new business to offer gigabit internet service in partnership with municipalities.
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Carving out space to explain myself in the midst of what feels like a never-ending media frenzy has seemed precarious at best.
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Flickr is also carving out an exception for nonprofits — aka 501(c)(3) charitable organizations — to offer them free storage, like SmugMug does.
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But though the official position was "settlements are bad," every US president since the Oslo process began basically carving out loopholes for Israel.
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Nestle sees its investments as future-proofing its business and carving out a competitive edge with food and drinks fortified by medical technology.
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I love to do lots of different kinds of things, and I don't see it as some special time that I'm carving out.
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Cousins is a load in the paint, great at carving out space near the rim whenever defenders leave him to provide help elsewhere.
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Being deliberate and specific about carving out laziness time in your schedule is a really important way to keep your sanity after graduation.
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They seem adamant on carving out a more insulated life with baby Archie, which involves splitting time between the UK and North America.
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Meet Paul and Millie Cao, who spent years carving out new lives in America and now celebrate their marriage on the dance floor.
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Carving out low-skill workers in Miami alone, that leaves an average of 21980 observations of workers per year, during the crucial years.
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Co-workers and friends happily observed that Mr. Arison, who routinely worked 15-hour days, was now carving out time for Dr. Luo.
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"Canada encourages highly educated, technically skilled people to settle in the country, while also carving out a place for humanitarian refugees," Lind writes.
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Like the Ionic, the Versa's got a tough road ahead of it, carving out a space in a smartwatch market currently dominated by Apple.
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However, founder and CEO Bastian Lehmann is still carving out some time from his schedule to join us at Disrupt San Francisco in October.
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But carving out this space for a library is an important acknowledgment that the best way to appreciate manga is simply to read it.
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The progeny of Will and Jada Pinkett-Smith is carving out a unique music career for herself, recently surprise releasing an album titled Ardipithecus.
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After the U.S. Census wraps up late next year, many state legislatures will start carving out new districts for their state and congressional representatives.
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Turkey's energies are focused on stopping Syria's Kurds from carving out a statelet along the border, and on weakening the Gulenists' extensive international ties.
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Instead, it depends on Pau Gasol: if he opts in to his contract, carving out $35 million of cap space will be almost impossible.
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Mayor Pete Buttigieg of South Bend, the surprising early season phenom and fundraising champion, has the most to gain by carving out that turf.
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Each offers a peak into the life of someone carving out new possibilities in a world that, this year, felt increasingly dark and predetermined.
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The male gaze has always dominated popular erotica, but these artists disrupt this long and troubled history by carving out their own erotic space.
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When making the album, the group took pains to stay in line with their musical heritage, while still carving out some space for innovation.
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The Justice Department's primary concern was carving out criminal cases involving foreign conduct from the court's recent push to limit extraterritorial application of laws.
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"Part of the key to time management is carving out time to think, as opposed to constantly reacting," Weiner tells The Wall Street Journal.
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She is our type of woman, carving out a space for herself and finding gender parity no matter which century she finds herself in.
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Together, David and Daphne built Tsavo, carving out 22,000 square kilometers of park from Kenya's wilderness, forging what is still Kenya's largest protected area.
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The transportation agency is considering carving out temporary bike lanes and taking away traffic lanes from cars by using orange cones or movable barriers.
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Fanatics is changing that and, in the process, carving out a lucrative niche in a fiercely competitive online-retail industry largely dominated by Amazon.
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The book was published in 1951, and soon enough gringos, mostly Californians, were carving out a dusty land of adventure south of the border.
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Both Gravity Rush games see Toyama carving out a distinct aesthetic space for himself, in the middle of the very crowded "action-adventure" marketplace.
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Petrobras is also carving out logistics assets, such as oil pipelines and terminals, to sell along with the refineries, one of the sources said.
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Even as more women add a law degree to their résumés, carving out a successful career at a law firm remains an uphill endeavor.
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However, this legislation does not treat all tobacco products equally, carving out an exemption for one flavored product, premium cigars preferred by white smokers.
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"I'll keep a priority on policy and on managing anything unexpected that comes up, while also carving out time for child care," he said.
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Kevin Hart's slowly but surely getting back on his grind, and that includes carving out time to hang with good friends like Jay-Z.
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Before he was born, my husband and I had each other, and our house, and a dog, and the life we were carving out.
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For instance, try designating one hour for exercise each morning or carving out a 30-minute window to respond to unread emails each afternoon.
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This is indisputably a new model for the art market—it is increasing transparency whilst also carving out a new avenue for art sales.
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Turkey has sent forces into the northwest to counter those same Kurdish groups, carving out a buffer zone where anti-Assad rebels have regrouped.
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Carving out your own piece of that gigantic marketing pie can seem daunting, particularly when everyone else seems to be so effortlessly good at it.
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Two years ago, Razer changed the game by carving out a specific niche in the mobile phone industry: an Android smartphone specifically made for gaming.
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Middle school, a time when adolescents are carving out their identities, may be when a student needs encouragement from a trustworthy authority figure the most.
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His Tumblr is full of writings about his favourite music, the longer ones all articulated, thoughtful and carving out a broader exploration of philosophical concepts.
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As water evaporated, it would have condensed around the volcanoes in the highlands south of the ocean, then rained down, carving out the river valleys.
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These close friends, and her many followers, will no doubt continue Evans's work carving out new spaces for progressive Christians in their writing and conferences.
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Hard partying, drugs, alcohol and dark tobacco played a part in carving out the husky voice and an increasingly craggy face that are his trademark.
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Right now, the jet stream has a sharp bend to it, carving out a low pressure area in the middle of the curve, or trough.
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"Trickiest thing with multiple kids is carving out one-on-one time with each of them … but it's SO important," wrote Van Der Beek, 40.
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Institutional stock trading has become a winner-take-all arena in which a few big players are carving out larger slices of a shrinking pie.
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Their hopes of carving out a future in big cities are being wrecked by high living costs, demographic change and the hostility of local governments.
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But that question gets trickier with the stock market carving out new highs, and an upcoming earnings season that is forecast to see profits decline.
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But while it's carving out more share in China, Russia's dominance in the shrinking European Union market for crude oil is being challenged by Iran.
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With her current role, she's facing the challenge of carving out space for herself on the national (and international) political stage without upsetting President Trump.
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The Islamic State has meanwhile emerged as a powerful regional force amid the warring factions, carving out a zone of control along Libya's southern coast.
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All of these people love each other, and they're trying to do right by each other while still carving out space for their own happiness.
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Like, last year I started taking up more water sports, because I found that if I did that, I was carving out time for myself.
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But analysts say Apple faces an uphill battle in carving out the same sort of position in services that it has achieved with its hardware.
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Success for an e-commerce businesses come in many shapes, from building a multi-billion business empire to carving out a small but lucrative niche.
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From defending the rights of the vulnerable to carving out a space for more women to enter the field, these women are leading the way.
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Clariant, which began carving out its plastics and coatings business for eventual disposal four years ago, and Deutsche Bank both declined to comment on Wednesday.
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If you want some help carving out your place in virtual reality game development, check out the hands-on Unity 3D class from Mammoth Interactive.
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In the long-run, carving out a niche as the original authentic quinoa producers is probably their only hope of propping up the quinoa price.
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It's carving out new territory for virtual technology, with potential for sex education, advances in automation, and has its own special kinds of legal battles.
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"One of the biggest challenges is carving out time to combat squatters in the middle of the violent crime epidemic we're facing," Lieutenant Farese said.
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However, Amazon-owned Whole Foods is carving out its own customer base by catering to Prime members, with a core focus on health-conscious buyers.
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Amazon Prime Video reportedly continues to have trouble carving out a strong position in Hollywood, as its broader content strategy remains vague, per The Information.
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Popeyes is more than a fresh-fried rebound, more than just a salt-of-the-earth Louisiana chain carving out a life in the North.
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But time being precious, as "Rent" repeatedly points out, there weren't nearly enough of them to make it worth carving out an evening to watch.
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It is now carving out a new range that some bond strategists say could peak at around 3.50 percent before the end of the year.
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"Holy Ghost," in its tempo and energy is a build on "Timmy Turner," one of Desiigner's most promising examples of carving out a signature sound.
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Luckily, Instagrammers posting about self-love and acceptance tend to use the same hashtags, in turn carving out a body-positive community for themselves online.
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On its recent earnings call, Jumia CEO Sacha Poignonnec flagged carving out the "Jumia logistics services as a standalone entity" as a future company priority.
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It asserted that it was imperative for Roederer to emphasize the sense of place in the wines, while carving out clearer identities for each cuvée.
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To do this, she recommended getting testimonials, creating case studies, and building a portfolio that reflects the brand and niche you're carving out for yourself.
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The company had boasted of carving out year-over-year sales gains every month since April 2010, for a 75-month streak through June 2016.
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Surfers like Mr. Harris are carving out a space for themselves in the Rockaways, and are challenging the notion that surfing belongs to white men.
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Experts said it's also worth carving out a few minutes every week to talk about your accomplishments with a co-worker, friend or family member.
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The treaty brought peace but, in doing so, effectively engraved ethnic and religious divisions by carving out turf for the Serbs, Croats and Bosnian Muslims.
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In the first six months of 2018, six states passed bills broadly carving out gig workers from employment laws and effectively classifying them as contractors.
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Rather than cut the deficit by $203 billion, the Senate version calls for carving out $1.5 trillion in increased deficits to fund the tax cuts.
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Long before Misty Copeland brought ballet's enduring lack of diversity into the public eye, this company was carving out a home for black ballet dancers.
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On messaging apps, young professionals trade translations of her self-help guides, while working mothers share her advice on carving out time for loved ones.
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Imposing steel and aluminum tariffs On this one, Trump ultimately prevailed -- imposing tariffs on steel and aluminum imports, albeit ultimately carving out a few exceptions.
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The group is essentially carving out a placeholder on the ballot in hopes that the spot is claimed by a candidate at some later date.
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Once I got a handle on what Darksiders Genesis was going for, I found myself carving out more and more time to dive back in.
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Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota participated in a CNN town hall in New Hampshire, carving out a space for herself as a moderate and pragmatic Democrat.
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Yates, Fang, Brady Ebert, and Franz Lyons formed Turnstile in Baltimore, in 2010, carving out time from their other bands to release singles and tour.
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I realized, because of the time that we came up, I never saw an option other than putting blinders on and carving out my own reality.
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The big picture: Apple is carving out a consistent niche for itself as the tech industry more broadly searches for ways into the health care market.
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" There are things, he recognizes, that productivity software doesn't optimize for, such as carving out quality family time and allowing children to "feel all the emotions.
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Looking for anything smaller can require walking door-to-door or calling individual warehouses to negotiate them carving out a spot for a short-term rental.
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Privacy advocates worry many of the other bills under consideration will hollow out the law, carving out loopholes for particular industries and forms of data collection.
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"It's a remarkable exception ... just carving out space in the heart of Hong Kong and placing it under mainland jurisdiction, even the train carriages," he said.
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Blue Ivy's parents may be megastars in the world of music, but she might already be carving out a path for a future career in comedy!
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The Jazz started strong on offense in the first quarter, carving out a 20-285 lead behind a trio of 277-pointers from Ingles and Mitchell.
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The Now Instant Image Hall is already carving out an identity for itself as a venue for artists no one else in the city will show.
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"Remember, Lucasfilm is quietly carving out the next chapter in its 'Star Wars' plans — they've kept much of that close to the vest," Fandango's Davis said.
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It is unclear how Syria's US-backed Kurdish militants, who have been carving out an autonomous region in the north, will react to the ceasefire plan.
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Bauermeister is an inventive and nimble bassist, often countering Schwarzenbach's melodies; carving out his own space in these songs and giving them a lumbering forward movement.
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The regulators took issue with the banks carving out more mature operations from the rest of the business, which had negative earnings, to calculate debt metrics.
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Moms and dads juggle many responsibilities on a day-to-day basis, but carving out the time for a special activity enhances the parent-child bond.
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Their proposed law prohibits things ISPs never had any real intent of doing (blocking websites), while carving out vast loopholes to numerous other anti-competitive behaviors.
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Lyft and rival Uber are carving out a niche in the nonemergency medical transportation market, attempting to address the need for adequate transportation to medical appointments.
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But even in recounting these tragedies, I know who to turn to: my fellow hoejabis, forever carving out spaces for themselves and laughing at everyone else.
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For me, there was no calling in sick to clear my head, getting some much needed rest or carving out study time before an upcoming exam.
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This skill set will be indispensable as he takes on the tough task of carving out consensus among 28 European Union leaders who are ideologically fragmented.
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Omar Pablo and I talked to Tim Herrera, editor of Smarter Living, about goal setting, habit building and the importance of carving out time for laziness.
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Mr. Bragg, who was born deaf to deaf parents, began carving out a performing career in the late 21973s after studying with the mime Marcel Marceau.
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That has given Sartori's international rivals an advantage, especially cheesemakers in the European Union, who are carving out protections for specific cheeses in their trade agreements.
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What we're invested in is putting Philippine design on the map, creating a platform for it, and carving out a space for that style of design.
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With limited opportunities, many highly capable Eastern Europeans are carving out careers in cybercrime, leading to the creation of what is effectively a criminal Silicon Valley.
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Leaving home in Italy as a teenager, she modeled for Vogue and other magazines before carving out a high-profile career as an executive and stylist.
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When it comes to at-home fitness, carving out a dedicated space for movement can make the difference between a workout completed and a workout skipped.
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After spending hours carving out windows, tires, and the trunk of the truck, Milano heated up his masterpiece, doused it in gravy, and munched it up.
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The South Bend mayor has also made gains in Iowa and New Hampshire polling, carving out a four-way race between him, Biden, Warren and Sen.
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Telekom would also consider carving out its German mobile towers business to realise value, Hoettges told the Morgan Stanley European Tech, Media & Telecoms Conference in Barcelona.
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Dance Long before Misty Copeland brought ballet's enduring lack of diversity into the public eye, this company was carving out a home for black ballet dancers.
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What I tell them is this: I gained my confidence by carving out ways for myself to speak in public in every area of my life.
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They added that with massive infrastructure needs coming down the pike, carving out municipal debt would make it that much harder to raise the funds needed.
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Since then, she has organized locally and nationally for environmental justice with a focus on carving out space for young people of color within the movement.
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Carving out a safe playroom would not only benefit the children and their weary parents; it would also benefit people living in apartments adjacent to youngsters.
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But Lara has recently started carving out a spot in politics and is emerging as one of the early leaders of the president's 2020 reelection campaign.
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There are endless things to do in NYC every weekend, but we've never regretted carving out time to walk around the many flea markets in the city.
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And they found novel ways to fuse structures with their surroundings, carving out new public spaces, inserting contemporary forms into historic fabrics, and merging buildings with landscapes.
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Especially if you're not the best at carving out time, it would mean a lot for you to give her an hour, maybe more, just to talk.
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We're adding new serums to our rotation to clear up acne scars, carving out more time for masking, and making smart investments to cut back on waste.
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For actress and entrepreneur Nikki Reed, actively carving out time to get out of the office is crucial to her career success — and being a working mom.
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The company has boasted for several years of carving out year-over-year sales gains every month since April 2010, for a 0.63-month streak through June.
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My work is concentrated on carving out forms that to define the Chthulucene, this new epoch we have entered, post-Anthropocene, tentacular, multi-optic, and multi-specied.
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"All of the major parties are going to be obsessed about carving out territory around affordability," said Tim Powers, vice-chairman of political strategy firm Summa Strategies.
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But major contributions are being made by a sometimes overlooked but equally critical group of horizontal suppliers, who are carving out highly specialized technical niches as suppliers.
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Overall, Google is trying to transform itself into an enterprise-friendly company by carving out a niche as being the most open and the most developer-friendly.
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The potential $26 billion Sprint and T-Mobile merger, which the U.S. Department of Justice approved last month, is carving out another bright spot for American Tower.
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Carving out time for online courses may seem like the last thing on your mind, but the more you know, the more you'll be able to do.
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This seems to be the role that President-elect Trump is carving out for America, and the role that Netanyahu is skirting perilously close to for Israel.
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The result reported on Wednesday halted a streak of five previous quarters of earnings beats as strategic contracts aimed at carving out market share cut into profits.
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We're analytic thinkers, meaning we see the world in a linear fashion, carving out separate events and peering at them through a lens of cause and effect.
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And he carried that refreshing candor into his interviews and profiles, carving out a reputation as one of the few heavyweights who dared to demystify the business.
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It's all reflective, they say, of the growing importance couples are placing on beverages as a way to personalize their days and even carving out specific budgets.
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It profiles Paul and Millie Cao, refugees from Vietnam, who spent years carving out new lives in America and now celebrate their marriage on the dance floor.
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When it comes to running the country or carving out time for a respite, there are perks and drawbacks to both Mar-a-Lago and Camp David.
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Embraced by celebrities like Tess Holliday and Lena Dunham, the body-positive movement is carving out a digital space where everyday people find affirmation for their appearance.
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India's founding leaders, Mohandas K. Gandhi and Jawaharlal Nehru, resisted this, insisting on keeping India a secular state and carving out special protections for minorities, including Muslims.
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Both Clinton and Trump have proposed carving out "safe zones" in the country, which means clearing out a chunk of its territory and protecting it from aggressors.
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Dwarfed by rising slopes on either side, they are carving out what will become an artificial lake — an irrigation reservoir for two new 18-hole golf courses.
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Mr. Khafra, 21, had been carving out hundreds of feet of passageways under Mr. Beckwitt's home in Bethesda, Md., northwest of Washington, when a fire broke out.
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The deal has the backing of fellow eurogroup members, with Luxembourg's finance minister telling CNBC the Greek government has "done its part" in carving out the bailout deal.
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For this, Benefit Cosmetics global brow expert Jared Bailey suggests a three-step method called brow mapping for the most flattering results when carving out your optimum shape.
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In particular, I think one-on-one time is critical: No matter how big a family is, carving out time for each kid individually can be really special.
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Some startups have found the answer to survival through carving out a niche and developing a strong following with aggressive community building and a solid social media presence.
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Depp's moniker may be famous, but she's carving out a name for herself that's all her own — and becoming the independent woman her parents raised her to be.
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In 2010, an archived profile of Jamil's style from Sky described her as an ex-model who was "carving out her own niche in feminine grunge glam outfits."
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Apex Legends just launched last week, but the game has already proved to be a huge hit, carving out its own space in the busy battle royale genre.
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And because they're likely being supplied in limited quantities — due to production complexities like carving out that notch — the price on these is going to be even higher.
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The Turkish government is determined to prevent the YPG and its political arm, the PYD, from carving out a contiguous Kurdish homeland across Turkey's southern border with Syria.
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The Islamic State cell has fought both the Taliban and the government in Nangarhar over the past year, carving out an ever-bigger area of control, officials say.
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As I interpreted the press conference, he was carving out a space for at least some of the protestors in Charlottesville on the neo-Nazi, neo-Confederate side.
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One night, she meets Arnold (John Turturro), another divorcee navigating the tough line between being there for his kids and carving out time to start a new life.
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At about this time, either coincidentally or (more probably) because of the flood, the river changed its course, carving out its vast loop across the north China plain.
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News Analysis VIENNA — One hundred years ago on Monday, Britain and France signed a secret agreement carving out "spheres of influence" that ultimately created the modern Middle East.
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The New York Times is reporting that former Trump advisors and campaign officials are carving out a lucrative niche as lobbyists to governments that want to avoid sanctions.
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Allies of President Hassan Rouhani made strong gains in parliamentary elections, controlling the entire 30-seat delegation representing the capital, Tehran, and carving out an influential minority bloc.
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Many platforms worry that carving out exceptions to Section 230 will hurt free speech online and burden smaller companies, while doing little to effectively combat online sex trafficking.
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In response, major retailers have begun carving out time for those more vulnerable to the virus to buy food and supplies without having to worry about large crowds.
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That and their relationship with the Kurdistan Workers' Party, or P.K.K., which the Turks consider a terrorist group bent on carving out a Kurdish homeland in eastern Turkey.
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RETIRING Fed up with the bro-heavy archetype of the FIRE trend ("financial independence, retire early"), women are carving out their own niche in the frugal-living movement.
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If you schedule your day well, you can actually increase your output while you're home with the kids by carving out two sets of time for deep work.
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Los Angeles is not exactly hurting for local television coverage, but Spectrum insists it is carving out a different space from local news networks like KTLA or KNBC.
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During Wednesday's hearing, Kennedy laid out another way to target CSAM and the liability shield without EARN IT — carving out exemptions to Section 230 for child sexual exploitation.
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It's also carving out a place for itself in a market where consumers are now being overrun with choice from streaming providers, which often comes at a cost.
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I have committed to carving out an hour each week with no meetings, no phone calls, no email, no Twitter, no Facebook, no mobile alerts and no podcasts.
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Many platforms worry that carving out exceptions to Section 85033 will hurt free speech online and burden smaller companies, while doing little to effectively combat online sex trafficking.
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President Donald Trump's administration is streamlining the permitting for offshore wind and carving out new areas off the coast for leasing to boost domestic energy production and jobs.
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J.) has been drowned out by potential 2020 Democratic rivals but is carving out a name for himself now by leading the opposition to Kavanaugh (The Hill) … Rep.
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He sees retailers carving out space for plant-based meat alternatives in the packaged meat section, next to bacon, sausages and ham, a placement aimed at adding sales.
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He could have been a contender but being a "blagger" (armed robber) and jail time had gotten in the way of carving out a career in the ring.
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Carving out small windows of time can help, too: The psychologist Robert Boice helped graduate students overcome writer's block by teaching them to write for 15 minutes a day.
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The tough, sinewy techno cut was the brainchild of Queens native Joey Beltram, rocketing the 19-year-old to clubland glory and carving out his place in rave history.
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Through these carefully placed peeks we get of Blue Ivy in the film or on social media, we can see that Blue Ivy is carving out her own path.
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In fact, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) set aside the 40MHz spectrum in 1974 for cellular technology, thereby carving out a specific lane for this type of wireless communications.
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In its new book, the military denies the allegations of abuses, blaming the violence on "Bengali terrorists" it says were intent on carving out a Rohingya state named "Arkistan".
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Every day, news trickles of advances by Turkish-backed troops in carving out a safe zone in northeastern Syria and opening the way for the refugees to return home.
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That Nadella is carving out time for companies like Vungle shows Microsoft's renewed effort to lure mobile developers and the CEO's refusal to concede defeat after years of underperformance.
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A decent pumpkin-carving knife isn't very expensive but it makes a world of difference when you're carving out intricate stenciled shapes or want to make nice clean lines.
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But where some are seeking answers in the past, others are grounding themselves in the present, and carving out new ways to frame what it means to be American.
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As Won suggested, Korean fashion is on the precipice of a global moment, and Suggesty isn't the only Korean fashion company carving out a space in American consumers' wallets.
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Google's realization here is that more and more people are doing planning and booking for travel on a smartphone, rather than carving out time on a computer at home.
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For now, however, it looks like pressure to become the next SoftBank has ebbed some, with unicorn-chasing giants carving out their niche and smaller funds eyeing other opportunities.
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Carving out truck operations would boost confidence among investors that structural changes could turn VW into a more attractive business in the wake of the automaker's "dieselgate" emissions scandal.
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Jawbone, for example, recently did a down round at roughly half its previous $3 billion financing, carving out additional common shares for employees to make up for their loss.
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Big Tech has snapped up more than 50 AI companies since 2010, carving out another front in the nonstop war among the giants for AI talent, data and ideas.
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In a world in which voice starts carving out pieces of online commerce, not only does that help Amazon, but it hurts Google even more so in product search.
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Kurdish fighters began carving out autonomous rule in Syria's northeast early in its eight-year-old war, benefiting from diversions of Assad's military to fight rebels and militants elsewhere.
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Siemens is considering carving out all or part of the business to prepare it for a potential stock market listing or a merger with a peer, the people said.
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It was already inhabited by native tribes, many of whom assiduously managed the land and were consummate trailmakers, carving out their walkways with moccasin-clad feet and dog sleds.
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State-based high-risk insurance pools try to mitigate adverse selection in private health insurance markets by carving out the sickest and placing them into publicly funded insurance pools.
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A San Francisco design firm invented the parklet, and New York City became a model for carving out small plazas from unused odds and ends on the city's streets.
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Other Chinese tech behemoths have also been carving out their territory in Southeast Asia, home to more than 600 million people and some of the world's fastest-growing economies.
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For the most part, the U.S. has backed that pledge with action, carving out a panoply of special exemptions for India and demonstrating flexibility when their interests have diverged.
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One critical difference between the two records is that Bowie is using his full lyrical prowess on Blackstar, carving out a symbolic world with themes of mortality and transcendence.
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To amass the kind of long-term power that allows you to shape politics and culture geologically, like a river carving out a canyon, you have to go elsewhere.
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But some experts say that the law's effectiveness stems from its simplicity, and that carving out exceptions for certain types of content, as the bill does, will cause concerns.
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Waking up this morning, you'll realize how much more efficiently you need to schedule your days, whether it's by carving out more down time or better managing your chores.
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In counties with big cities, where most North Carolina Democrats live, the new districts pack urban voters together while carving out separate suburban and rural districts favorable to Republicans.
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During a meeting on Tuesday to discuss firefighting policies with governors whose states include portions of the Amazon, Bolsonaro criticized previous governments for carving out territory for indigenous groups.
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If there is a bright spot in this oddly American extravaganza, you'd think it would be that the two parties' turmoil is carving out room for more political parties.
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I don&apost have that much cash in my emergency fund savings account yet, but I&aposve been carving out a portion of my monthly paycheck for that purpose.
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"The concept of carving out the clickbait headline and analyzing it in isolation fights with current law," he says — courts will typically consider the full context of a statement.
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I hope to do my part in carving out more space so that we can see women of color, trans and non-binary people on that floor someday too.
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The poll comes as Buttigieg continues to gain ground in a number of early states and national polls, carving out a four-way race within the crowded Democratic primary.
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From being more mindful to carving out time for themselves to working out a little less (if only we all had that problem), here are their resolutions for 2017.
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The model of carving out autonomous economic fiefs and twinning it with political protection to coax the military from power is not without problems, as Myanmar and Pakistan demonstrate.
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But amid all the physical pain and disappointment, Kranepool endures, much as he did in carving out a long career in New York as a player with modest abilities.
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Within lung cancer, Imfinzi on its own is also carving out a distinct market in treating patients with inoperable mid-stage disease that has not spread widely around the body.
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Powell on Wednesday sought to emphasize that the new guidance for bank directors will enhance their oversight ability, carving out a role that was separate from management rather than duplicative.
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It seems to me that success—career success, spiritual success, whatever you're into—is the only means of carving out some little corner of meaning in this giant godless universe.
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And now, it looks like Bryce — who LeBron has described as the best shooter in the James family — is well on his way to carving out his own basketball legacy.
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Media lawyers argued that Florida's public records law, which as a rule allows the release of most governmental records, would be violated by carving out an exception for Kraft's videos.
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"Bad Reputation" focuses as much on the symbolism of Ms Jett carving out her legend in the male-dominated world of rock as on any especial genius in her music.
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So she, and many others, are carving out a new market of matchmaking services for millennials, by millennials, much of which supplements online dating rather than seeking to replace it.
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Earlier that year, Matt Hughes—a talented freelance writer who had worked under both Pitts and Arendt and who'd begun carving out an impressive writing portfolio—took his own life.
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But carving out its own sporty niche could be tricky for Kia with Hyundai also expected to launch a sports sedan and a new sports coupe under the Genesis brand.
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In a world in which a voice starts carving out pieces of online commerce, not only does that help Amazon, but it hurts Google even more so in product search.
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This transit has found you taking risks you never imaged you'd take, creating change in the world, and carving out a life that's based on your rules — no one else's.
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The rooms, measuring 160 sq ft (15 sq meter) each, have been modified by families over the years, some carving out a kitchen and a toilet as their means improved.
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Rather, it undertakes a far more valuable project: questioning how this saturation might be embraced, how the radical path might actually involve carving out spaces to frolic amid the madness.
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But while the party's bench includes a handful of lawmakers already in Congress or governors' mansions, others are carving out spaces of their own despite not holding prominent elected positions.
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The €1.75bn floater priced at three-month Euribor plus 22bp and the €53bn fixed at mid-swaps plus 40bp, carving out much of RBS's £2bn to £4bn annual opco target.
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From business owners to cannabis yoga instructors to ganja rappers, these ladies are carving out a space for women of color in the overwhelming white and male-dominated cannabis industry.
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Over the last three decades, Ms. Minter has operated in the gap defined by feminism, painting and popular culture, carving out a place as one of contemporary art's bad girls.
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When we met in her office, she was prepping for yet another congressional hearing, carving out her own place in the history of a very specific kind of political theater.
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HARBIN - Designing and carving out elaborate pieces, artists from around the world are competing in an ice sculpture contest this week as part of China's annual Ice and Snow Festival.
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Ameya Pawar, a Chicago alderman, is carving out a position as a grassroots-powered underdog with his calls for aggressive tax reform, Medicare for All, and a $15 minimum wage.
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The scandal has sent ripples through Japan's banking industry where Suruga was a darling of investors and a role model for carving out a niche in a crowded banking market.
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What the Republicans created, Daley writes, was a firewall against the popular will of voters by carving out districts that systematically favor the GOP and neutralize support for Democratic candidates.
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And in order to do this he was relying on user feedback, sticking to hard-coded deadlines, carving out his unique differentiation and running the most agile show in town.
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Julián Castro is carving out a place for himself in the crowded race for the Democratic presidential nomination as the border crisis and immigration dominate news cycle after news cycle.
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The Trump administration is streamlining permitting and carving out new areas off the coast for leasing as part of its America First policy to boost domestic energy production and jobs.
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Only by selectively suspending sanctions — say, carving out exceptions for joint ventures — and gradually lifting them, can the United States tap Mr. Kim's economic ambitions to advance its own goals.
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It is not "the economy" that benefits from chaos and uncertainty, it's the polluters, the cheaters, the ones meeting with Trump officials behind closed doors and carving out special deals.
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The cabinet appointed a panel that prepared and sent to the Diet — as Japan's legislature is known — a bill carving out a onetime exception that would allow Akihito to abdicate.
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Jordan Spieth came into the week feeling uncomfortable at address, which was not exactly conducive to carving out the victory that he needed here to complete a career Grand Slam.
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In carving out the middle ground on Brexit — promising a second referendum, but refusing to commit to one side or the other — he has alienated both Leave and Remain voters.
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But he also pilloried the Supreme Court for carving out so-called sovereign immunity — a right-wing shibboleth — which empowered states to discriminate, pollute or otherwise conflict with congressional mandates.
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Some have been remarkably defiant, like Thursday's effort to alter a half-century-old law by decree, carving out a new category of infrastructure projects not subject to environmental review.
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The telecoms operator announced Wednesday that it plans to follow in the footsteps of rival companies by carving out its mobile towers in most European countries where it is present.
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Both take place in domineering architectural settings, columns and pilasters rhythmically carving out the illusionistic space where the ill-fated heroines appear again and again as their tragic stories unfold.
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The neighborhood outside his home was rough, and Soto was already carving out his place on the street — since age 8, he had been selling AA batteries on the curb.
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Over twenty years of carving out a name in the stoner rock/doom metal trenches later, Ward and his mates are still figuring things out and learning on the fly.
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"It's got a less complex Senate, in terms of carving out a majority, than was the case before the election," said Frank Bongiorno, a political historian at Australian National University.
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With the rise of social media, self-described blerds (black nerds) began carving out a space for themselves in geek communities where they'd previously been largely isolated from one another.
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The party set in motion legislation originally aimed at saving Amona, and at the same time legalizing more than 50 other West Bank outposts, carving out roughly 2,000 acres of land.
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Bannon, carving out an alternative view, said on Monday that the pressure brought to bear on Qatar amounted to one of the most successful foreign policy achievements of Trump's young presidency.
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The collective, started four years ago and based in Atlanta, is increasingly taking its concert series on the road, bringing together local diverse bands and carving out communities for POC rockers.
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The X5000s I listened to for the first time today are essentially carving out a new price range for Audio-Technica: the everyday audio company is stepping up in price range.
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The eight justices ruled that Texas, in carving out its state Senate districts, did not violate the legal principle of "one person, one vote" endorsed by the court in the 1960s.
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Pinterest's co-founder and CEO will explain how Pinterest grew to be a $12 billion visual discovery company while carving out a niche among the Snaps and Facebooks of the world.
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Thanks to Instagram, a bold brow is hot again, so emulate Berry's by carving out the shape of your brows and fill them in with this new NARS brow defining cream.
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Twitter will begin labeling political ads about issues such as immigration Twitter is adopting Facebook's rules requiring political advertisers to verify their identities, while carving out an exemption for news reports.
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Before she takes on her next big role as a royal mom, Meghan Markle is carving out a path for her royal work — and she's showing no signs of slowing down.
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The emails, "expressed surprise that 'there's nothing carving out a hostile deal with (Icahn) from the definition of a sale' and that this created a 'weird perverse incentive'" for the banks.
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New father of two Chad Michael Murray's son may only be turning 2 next month, but he might already be carving out a path to a future career in the NFL.
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The madness of carving out of stone pronounced veins and perfect muscles of extreme intricacy, of accepting a certain sense of betrayal embedded in reconciling what is with what we see.
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That's partially because she didn't want to join her mother, Debbie Reynolds, onstage — either as a form of adolescent rebellion or just a manner of carving out some space for herself.
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They have also conquered almost one-third of Syria's territory over the past six years of war, carving out an autonomous homeland in the resource-rich northeast region known as Jazira.
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The company, which plans to open its first three stores in China this month, began by carving out a niche market of expensive women's yoga pants before expanding into other areas.
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It's meaningful for both you and others to make time for acts of generosity, but carving out that time can feel stressful when it gets in the way of your work.
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To date, the SEC has responded to changes in the economy by introducing more and more amending regulations, carving out niches from the overall monolith of the Securities Act of 1933.
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But carving out a wealthy area of Baton Rouge as a new municipality would have drained tax revenues from the surrounding city and gutted the funding for Baton Rouge public schools.
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These Kurds were mostly uninvolved in the main civil war, as their chief objective was carving out a Kurdish state in majority-Kurdish areas rather than toppling Assad's regime in Damascus.
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On her liveliest, happiest, most exuberantly love-buzzed album, she's suddenly found music to match her voice, carving out an airy, cozy, summery flavor of electro-R&B all her own.
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President Emmanuel Macron of France, carving out a more assertive global role, called the American announcement a "dangerous threat to peace" as he met with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel.
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Biden forged his political career in the halls of the Senate, carving out a role for himself as a deal-making moderate, a law-and-order liberal and powerful committee chair.
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This shifting of practices is becoming more common as law firms seek to deepen their expertise with the aim of carving out a singular profile in the increasingly competitive legal market.
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They've avoided a full-scale showdown by carving out niches for themselves: Impossible joined forces with fast-food restaurants like Qdoba, Red Robin, White Castle, Subway, Burger King, and, soon, KFC.
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Many were afraid that carving out a safe space for illegal immigrants would mean that more would come, and that public-school classes would swell and teachers would be spread thin.
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As my discussion with Katsuyama reveals, IEX may have taken some punches in carving out a position for itself in this high-stakes war characterized by cutting-edge technology and size.
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QUICK: BUT IF WE'RE NOT THERE CARVING OUT THE RULES OF THE ROAD AND HOW IT GETS DONE, DO WE WORRY WE'RE NO LONGER SETTING THE RULES FOR OTHER NATIONS, TOO?
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And there were a few job offers for this season, after Lee surprised his detractors by carving out a role under the Spurs' Gregg Popovich, a famously demanding coach like Brown.
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But the 2013 debut of her River Island collection at London Fashion Week was perhaps the first concrete sign she was serious about carving out a name for herself in fashion.
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The diamond industry is facing a period of consolidation, but one upstart jeweler is steadily carving out a reputation for himself in a sector that's becoming less dominated by major jewelry producers.
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"Trickiest thing with multiple kids is carving out one-on-one time with each of them … but it's SO important," he captioned a photo gallery featuring himself, a pregnant Kimberly and Annabel.
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The case had been eagerly anticipated as, variously, a potentially strong statement about the rights of LGBT people or the court&aposs first ruling carving out exceptions to an anti-discrimination law.
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This can be good and bad, says Gracie, a 29-year-old only child who often finds herself seeking companionship, which means she has to be intentional about carving out alone time.
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As auto shows continue to evolve their own personalities (Geneva is all about supercars, Detroit does muscle, Paris is for French élan), Tokyo is carving out a niche for cool and cute.
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My Google Pixel, for example, is only a few months old and already its display looks like someone's been carving out a crosshatch pattern on it with a set of sharp keys.
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"The Trump administration needs to know that carving out certain flavors will largely only benefit one company and will not be effective at achieving any of the White House's goals," Conley said.
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While some of these things do impose costs on others, they're primarily about carving out a sphere of autonomy for the individual, and about preventing other people from having control over you.
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Instead, she hopes to start a clothing line of her own, one for all sizes (launch date TBD) that continues this conversation that's carving out space for women like her in fashion.
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From selecting the leather to stamping out the strap to shaving down the interior to dyeing the material to carving out the holes, the details are intense but a pleasure to watch.
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While SpaceX is the most widely-known rocket company in the industry, Rocket Lab is steadily carving out its place by launching small batches of satellites to specific orbits around the Earth.
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Some of my oldest memories include my mother, who was largely disinterested in anything connected to science fiction or horror, carving out time every Sunday to watch the latest episode of Buffy.
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So far, though, "Saul" has mastered that chemistry, holding up the legacy of its sire while carving out its own distinct footprint as the writers dole out story in tightly measured doses.
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Modern first ladies in America -- notably Hillary Clinton and Michelle Obama -- have brought high-level career experience to the White House and been publicly criticized for carving out areas of policy expertise.
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Key players: Son Heung-min: The dynamic forward has enjoyed a fine season in the Premier League with Tottenham Hotspur, carving out a place for himself in one of England's top sides.
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And with tough competition from entrenched incumbents and from upcoming services from SoundCloud and others, carving out a spot at the table is much harder than it would've been three years ago.
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After decades of lofty sci-fi-inspired promises, robots like iRobot's Roomba vacuums and the many iterations of the Sony Aibo robodog are slowly carving out their places in our domestic lives.
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"We're positive on the sector and think tech is carving out a base here ahead of what we think is going to be an extension of its longer-term rally," said Wald.
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From 1980-1985, she moved boldly and confidently in graffiti circles, carving out a niche identity for herself with her distinct lettering and visual style, within the testosterone-driven street art movement.
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Bopposov works as a building caretaker at the village school and began carving out of manure in 2008, and later began the tradition of erecting Chinese zodiac signs for his village's entertainment.
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We had the privilege of getting to know the experts in the Asian and medieval collections, while carving out a contemporary department that would respond to and interact with these established collections.
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Yeezus might be, at its best, a vanity project driven by his fashion industry frustrations, but there was a shared vindication in him carving out his own avant-garde space to rant.
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The Huffington Post and Buzzfeed flourished during the SEO and social media revolutions, and we're now seeing a second wave of New York startups carving out new niches and exploring new verticals.
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Nextdoor, the private neighborhood social network that has been carving out an audience despite Facebook's popular local groups features, has been testing out new tools for local publications to reach its users.
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Carving out the climate-control and elevator arms of United Technologies would be a logical step, though on Tuesday executives didn't sound as if they were in any hurry to do that.
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But judging by the standing ovation she received from the crowd on Monday night, Klobuchar demonstrated that she is well on her way to carving out her lane in the crowded field.
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In response, lawmakers in state after state -- particularly in the South -- are carving out space in teachers' classroom time to keep the graceful loops of cursive writing alive for the next generation.
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Carving out retail and commercial banks from the scope of EU rules might be less controversial, said one banker, but even for these institutions it is low down their list of priorities.
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In February, the makeup mogul was in attendance at the Create & Cultivate event in Los Angeles, where she dished to best friend Allison Statter about carving out time with her kids sans distractions.
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New books make carving out nightly reading time easy, and what better way to turn your kids into die-hard readers than by turning delivery day into their favorite day of the month?
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As I'm carving out my career 900 miles from my family in Ohio, it's comforting to walk down the street on a Friday night, and meet new people while bumping into familiar faces.
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Starting with SEOJohnston's first order of business after carving out her niche was optimizing her website for search engines — which meant taking every class and reading every article she could find on SEO.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Citigroup said investment banks will remain the main players in hedging energy products even though oil majors are carving out a role in the sector as some banks cut their exposure.
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On Saturday, the makeup mogul was in attendance at the Create & Cultivate event in Los Angeles, where she dished to best friend Allison Statter about carving out time with her kids sans distractions.
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A top priority, he said, would be to separate FIFA's revenue-generating activities from its management of the game of soccer, carving out separate bodies focused on managing money and developing the sport.
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Grown-ish, on the other hand, is carving out space to debate the burgeoning cultural essence of Generation Z, as anchored in the point of view of a young, soul-searching black girl.
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While Glass never earned more than mockery from the mainstream consumer, it appears to be carving out a niche for itself in the enterprise space, for things like warehousing inventory or security tasks.
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BASF is shedding construction chemicals and pigments businesses, is carving out its oil and gas business, and in June unveiled plans to cut 6,000 jobs as Brudermueller seeks to stem the earnings decline.
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The Justice Department argues that if these warrants don't cover overseas servers, the court will be carving out an awfully easy route to get away with crimes like drug trafficking and child pornography.
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In the months ahead, the duo will focus on getting the rest of the site up and running — an undertaking that involves carving out new roads, creating parking and gut-renovating the stables.
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Santana grounded to short in his other three at-bats, but he is carving out a spot in the everyday lineup with his ability to blast homers while reaching base consistently via walks.
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Constitutional law expert Ko Ni, 63, was instrumental in carving out the position of "state counselor" for Nobel laureate Suu Kyi, whose National League for Democracy (NLD) party came to power in April.
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A young guy was playing guitar, and he, too, was apparently taking a break from work: Next to him I saw some unfinished turtle sculptures that he had been carving out of stone.
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But nowhere was a message as elegantly and thoughtfully conveyed at it was at Pyer Moss, where Kerby Jean-Raymond is quietly carving out a career as the conscience of the fashion community.
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And by proxy, it signals that the themes of migration, race and displacement that Mr. Castillo's roster celebrates are also carving out space in the broader scope of Miami's cultural landscape and beyond.
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Work like Francena Ottley's "A Journey for She" (2017–18) installation described above depicts how visual histories can create the categories by which we identify, carving out spaces in which life is lived.
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"They're building this infrastructure, and working on carving out their own little network for people who subscribe to far-right ideologies," said Joshua Fisher-Birch, a research analyst at the Counter Extremism Project.
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While we don't have definitive answers to any of those questions, we do know that Meghan and Prince Harry have some interest in carving out a name for themselves in the entertainment industry.
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Themes: Mr. Franken takes stock of his improbable evolution from late-night comedy wit to distinguished gentleman from Minnesota, carving out a handful of notable exceptions to political memoir conventions: He swears frequently.
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The Democratic letter released Wednesday did not go so far as to call for Congress to take oversight power on tariffs, such as carving out a congressional veto on certain kinds of tariffs.
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Responding to the wave of closings, Portland food cart advocates are seeking to change regulations by carving out a permanent space downtown for some of the soon-to-be-displaced Alder Street carts.
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The final body of work bridges the ideas present in the conversation circle and gallery of protest signs, and notions of women carving out their own space within Black history and Black liberation.
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Global Trade Square, Wong Chuk Hang (2014) This 32-story office building's mirrored, cube-shaped volumes shift position and color, providing varied views, carving out roof spaces and unleashing a fiesta of reflections.
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It turns out, the secret to the Chrisley Knows Best star, 19, and her 21-year-old new beau's romance is carving out time for each other in the midst of their busy schedules.
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LONDON (Reuters) - After last month's Brexit vote, Britain faces the challenge of carving out trade deals with the rest of the world, but a key thing is missing: a strong team of trade negotiators.
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Most of us have trouble waking up at the same time each morning, so carving out time to connect with thoughts and feelings before you start the day is not necessarily on the agenda.
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"She's done an excellent job carving out a message and space for herself among the potential candidates," said political consultant and venture capitalist Bradley Tusk, who has advised former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg.
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But there's no escaping the fact that as a standalone film, Covenant is wanting, neither truly making its own thematic points nor carving out its own unique place in the legacy of the franchise.
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The challenge for BitTorrent Now is in carving out a niche for itself among when there are so many other avenues available for content discovery, including from the "indie" artists that BitTorrent is after.
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The prolific Snapchatter and tweeter is currently carving out his place as one of the first Facebook Live stars with a weekly series, Prattmopolitan for Cosmo, so we have that to look forward to.
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BASF is shedding its construction chemicals and pigments businesses, is carving out its oil and gas business, and in June unveiled plans to cut 6,000 jobs as Brudermueller seeks to stem an earnings decline.
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"We've seen that most people do not want the first lady to be involved in policy, so she is carving out a more private, less political role than we've ever seen," Andersen Brower said.
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Eastwood is carving out his place in Hollywood as the blandsome-white-guy-punching-bag who's trying and failing to be a leader (didn't we see him doing this very thing in Suicide Squad?).
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NEW YORK, Oct 12 (IFR) - Independent research firms are carving out a lucrative niche in the US bond market with hard-hitting analyses that bolster investor resolve when it comes to aggressive bond terms.
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The scandal has prompted major changes at the German group, which is reorganizing its multiple car brands and carving out truck operations while shouldering billions of investments in battery-powered and self-driving vehicles.
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Although no decision felt right, I ultimately chose to continue carving out the path I had been paving—to move to New York City, get my master's degree, and to not be a mother.
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You needed to download an app to find your way to there, communicating with fellow fans – last Tuesday, Robyn couldn't hide her delight that once-strangers were carving out new friendships along the way.
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Industry experts say that carving out Westinghouse's profitable nuclear fuel and reactor services business and selling parts to another nuclear group would be easier than trying to sell all of Westinghouse, including its liabilities.
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It doesn't strike you as viscerally as any of those three — its momentum is tidy, not tidal — but it is carving out an amalgamated identity, built on its associations, that sounds distinctly like today.
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In Afghanistan, the Islamic State's local branch has conducted a spate of high-profile attacks against civilian and government targets in Kabul while carving out a sanctuary in the country's east, Mr. Travers said.
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That goes hand-in-hand with the ability to provide clients with a level of expertise and service that they can't find anywhere else, carving out a niche that separates them from the pack.
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In essence, they have declared that merely removing penalties for the drug is not enough; expunging criminal records and carving out a place for people of color in the cannabis economy is considered essential.
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First, it concluded that a 29 amendment carving out government debt collection calls from liability was unconstitutional under the First Amendment, though it agreed with the 29th Circuit in a previous case, AAPC v.
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After carving out her own unique corner of the pop world, the six-time Grammy nominee has ascended to Hollywood stardom with memorable performances in two of the year's hottest films, Moonlight and Hidden Figures.
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"Identifying specific countries with Muslim majorities and carving out exceptions for minority religions flies in the face of the constitutional principle that bans the government from either favoring or discriminating against particular religions," he said.
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She may be busy balancing motherhood with her acting career and role as brand ambassador and creative consultant for Neutrogena since 2013, but Kerry Washington makes it a point of carving out me time, too!
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A clever workaround for the studio's fewer resources, it allows them to continue the legacy of Ghibli, while carving out its own unique focus on the smaller wonders we may take for granted every day.
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And even if the Court does not go that far, it would be difficult to rule against these plaintiffs without carving out a significant exception to the broad rule that sex stereotyping is not allowed.
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Most of the time, women end up as the last item on their own to-do list — carving out time for rituals (celebrity-endorsed or otherwise) give us permission be a just little bit selfish.
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While sisters Felicia Oreb and Diana Johnson of Base Body Babes fall into that category, what puts this fit duo ahead of the pack is their devotion to carving out more than just physical strength.
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It's clear that carving out growth in a saturated smartphone market is going to be an increasingly tricky business for all players, with the risk of fresh trade-offs and pitfalls looming especially for Apple.
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She spoke with Reuters for our "Life Lessons" series, talking about the challenges of carving out her own niche and career, beyond the shadow of her father, one of the wealthiest men in the world.
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Tim Cook will never be the product visionary Steve Jobs styled himself to be, but now he is carving out his own legacy as an even grander champion—protector of privacy, defender of the Constitution.
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They've closely watched the crack spread at a faster rate in recent years, ultimately stretching more than 120 miles and carving out a chunk of ice covering more than 10% of the ice shelf's area.
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Among others, China's Ningbo Jifeng Auto Parts has said it aims to buy German rival Grammer , Continental is discussing carving out its car engine components business and Knorr Bremse is considering a stock market listing.
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The move is another key win for Latch, which has been carving out a name for itself in the crowded smart lock space, through deals with retailers like Jet and a recent $70 million raise.
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Since the beginning, her legacy was built by carving out places for women in male-dominated spaces, giving girls and women the permission to become the people we didn't even dare to dream of becoming.
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In reality, Koumato and his team face huge obstacles to carving out a new digital culture in this landlocked, desert state beset by militant threats, economic woes, widespread poverty – and now a U.S. travel ban.
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This is followed the next night by a celebration of Brooklyn techno from the musicians carving out its sound including DUST, Aurora Halal, Ital, Via App, Umfang, Volvox, Max McFerren, and Bookworms on May 14.
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While MARTY is great at carving out loops on its test roads, it is fortunately not in danger of creating the kinds of messy causal loop paradoxes featured in the trilogy—at least, not yet.
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The simple behaviors recommended in the guidelines — like washing hands, managing air flow, protecting food and carving out private space in a home — show how federal health officials believe the virus could influence everyday life.
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Over the centuries, lawmakers have become ever more sophisticated in redrawing legislative maps after each decennial census, carving out oddly shaped districts for state legislatures and the House of Representatives that favor their parties' candidates.
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Schweppe's early approach — interacting with younger members of a family that long did business with her mother and father — reflects the strategy of carving out a niche that she thinks new advisers could benefit from.
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Southern Democrats in Congress did this by carving out occupational exclusions; empowering local officials who were hostile to black advancement to administer the policies; and preventing anti-discrimination language from appearing in social welfare programs.
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To squeeze in one more thing, use all your strength to push back the wall-to-wall shirts, dresses, pants, coats and everything else carving out a sliver of empty space on the closet bar.
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Whether Europe remains a secure and prosperous continent, or fractures along traditional east-west fault lines — with authoritarians in Russia and Turkey carving out zones of interest — will play out most vividly in the Balkans.
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To fight this, Kwik recommends carving out a weekly 30-minute, no-tech "white space" in your calendar, turning off all unnecessary notifications, and memorizing the phone number of one person you speak to regularly.
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Russian delegates at the OPEC meeting pressed for an exclusion of natural gas liquids from their cuts, potentially carving out a loophole that will allow them to pump more even while technically keeping their commitments.
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BERLIN, Sept 25 (Reuters) - Thomas Cook GmbH, the German unit of the insolvent British travel operator, on Wednesday filed for insolvency with a view to carving out its brands and businesses from their failed parent.
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Federal agencies should issue guidelines specifying legal measures and carving out a safe harbor for their use, and they should enable qualified private sector entities to deploy even more aggressive measures in collaboration with authorities.
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The plan will include making streets pedestrian-friendly, replacing water and sewer lines, carving out a new park and expanding broadband access — all in preparation for future development that, for now, exists only on paper.
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" That insight, provided by a couples therapist to Kellen Klein and his wife, "has helped us prioritize carving out time for ourselves (Sunday softball!) and each other (nine-day trip to Europe without the kid
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There is no easy way to moderate the internet—carving out a specific form of expression cannot be done, and certainly not with an algorithm that is programmed by people to behave like a person might.
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But Russia, like any country, plays to multiple constituencies in its public proclamations, and as the day wore on, officials also seemed to be carving out room to maneuver, by downplaying the significance of the attack.
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Last week Reuters, citing sources familiar with the matter, reported that Siemens was considering carving out the unit, whose 22023 profit fell by 213 percent to 215 million euros ($22023 million) as revenue dropped 17 percent.
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The numerous channels that created them have become sensations, raking in thousands of listeners and carving out a loyal fanbase who turn to the tracks and mixes for soothing background music as they work or study.
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Some legal analysts believe the fight for Article 13 is not over, and that European courts will have a key role in interpreting the law and carving out space for social media companies to do business.
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After its collapse under a mountain of bad, the South African government appointed external administrators to oversee a restructuring at African Bank that includes carving out a "good bank" from its healthy loan book and assets.
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Many in its aboriginal population are living roughly the same lifestyle as their ancestors did 150,000 years ago, and there are hardy farmers and small-town folk carving out their own space amid the unforgiving landscape.
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Additionally, this former ballet dancer folds in experiences with meditation and aforementioned plant psychedelics, heartbreak and struggles with anxiety, essentially her journey as a modern woman in this weird world, carving out her course through song.
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So Samsung's smartphone business is facing a dual squeeze from shrinking sales opportunities and rising competition from the likes of China's Huawei and Xiaomi — two rival Android device makers that have been carving out additional marketshare.
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By carving out a space for themselves in the booming digital ad market, they are taking on Alphabet Inc's Google and Facebook Inc and the $2200 billion they received last year in global online ad revenue.
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He still has a long way to go before he can be anointed another American Pharoah, who last year captured the first Triple Crown in 37 years, but he is certainly carving out an imposing path.
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Violence in the region has killed more than 30,000 people and displaced about 2 million since 2009, when Boko Haram first launched an uprising with the intention of carving out an Islamic caliphate in northeast Nigeria.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's upper house of parliament was completing renovations on Monday to improve access for two severely-disabled lawmakers set to arrive this week, carving out space for their wheelchairs and building a temporary ramp.
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To this day, we share the same goals for family togetherness: to meet almost daily for hikes and swims and big raucous dinners, while also carving out time for rest, work and our own individual families.
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Viard, who began in embroidery before going on to head Chanel's creative studio, faces the challenge of retaining the character and style that made the brand under Lagerfeld so distinctive while carving out her own niche.
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FanDuel noted that Indiana had passed a law allowing fantasy sports — in which participants draft athletes and compete based on how those athletes perform statistically — but carving out an exception barring such contests for college sports.
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Top internationals, however, can expect to earn a respectable A$130,000 a year, giving young girls hope of carving out a full-time professional career — aspirations that were until recently only the province of talented boys.
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Mexican officials insisted on Wednesday that the pact would offer their industry important protection from the threat of Mr. Trump's auto tariffs by carving out an exemption for a large volume of autos and car parts.
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Over the next two hours the resident and attending stayed focused on carving out the anterior temporal lobe, including the amygdala and the hippocampus, structures that work in concert to mediate and encode emotions and memory.
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In addition, it proposes a host of design and safety improvements to the streets leading to and from all 13 bridges, including adding new bike lanes and crosswalks, widening sidewalks and carving out more pedestrian areas.
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The Supreme Court on Monday said it would consider whether religious adoption agencies can turn away same-sex parents, potentially carving out a means for groups that rely on taxpayer funds to discriminate against LGBTQ people.
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Fellow 2020 presidential contender Jay Inslee, who is carving out a niche for himself as the climate candidate, said he was "concerned" about how Biden's campaign framed his upcoming proposal as a "middle ground" approach. Rep.
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As consumers become more discerning about what they eat and more are willing to pay for better-quality foods or those for special diets, many small food makers are carving out toeholds in this fast-growing marketplace.
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With $1.3 billion in assets under management and a $280 million early-stage fund that closed in 2018, Octopus Ventures is carving out a niche for itself in healthcare investments in the U.S., the U.K. and Asia.
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Some, especially on the left, argue that carving out a special category for ISAs could leave out consumer protections and carry additional dangers, because the schools control both the financial arrangements and the marketing of their programs.
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When Chee arrives at the Iowa Writers' Workshop, he announces that he's "taking this parade down the middle of the road," carving out space for himself as a gay Korean American writer amid the program's stifling whiteness.
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U.S. sanctions on Iran and Venezuela have cut oil exports from the two OPEC members but U.S. production has been rising, leading some Russian officials to accuse Washington of carving out market share for its energy exports.
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Announced this week, MakerBot Labs doesn't mark a full return to those roots, but it does find the company carving out a niche for the DIY community that was once a driving force in its rapid growth.
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Turkey fears the Syrian Kurds carving out a self-governing territory analogous to Iraq's autonomous Kurdish region, a move that might embolden Turkey's own large Kurdish minority to try to forge a similar territory inside its borders.
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The first season of Fear the Walking Dead was a welcome surprise, carving out its own unique identity with a diverse set of characters and dynamics that felt much more immediate than what the flagship series offers.
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In a sign of Netflix's high hopes, the service has departed from its day-date theatrical/streaming release strategy, carving out an exclusive theatrical window for "Roma," which premiered last week in New York and Los Angeles.
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"Confucius Institutes are far and away the best known vehicle by which the Chinese government is carving out a space in American education," Glenn Tiffert, visiting fellow at Stanford University's Hoover Institution, said at the CECC hearing.
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SETAUKET, N.Y. — When he took office in 2015, Lee M. Zeldin wasted no time in carving out a reputation as a conservative firebrand in Congress, taking caustic, hard-line positions against the Obama administration and for Israel.
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Several states already do what California has proposed, "carving out" some portion of their drug benefits and directly negotiating with manufacturers rather than allow their managed care plans to do so, according to the Kaiser Family Foundation.
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The administration has argued that domestic capacity to make iron and steel is essential for national defense and issued broad tariffs globally, before later carving out some exemptions for Argentina, Australia, Canada, Mexico, Brazil and South Korea.
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He often told me stories from his time as an interpreter in arms control negotiations during the Cold War, drawing the lesson that, when estranged, we could start cooperating again by carving out discrete areas for progress.
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By the time the pilot of KUWTK aired in 2007, it seemed like the Kardashians were just following an established playbook: carving out their niche and grasping for their 15 minutes on the already overcrowded D-list.
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Saudi Arabia, its Arab allies and regional powerhouse Israel accuse Iran of seeking to expand its influence in the Arab world with the goal of carving out a land route through Iraq and Syria to the Mediterranean.
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While the Chinese military is carving out a greater sphere of influence in the Western Pacific, the I.N.F. Treaty constrains the United States from placing short- and intermediate-range missiles on land near China as a deterrent.
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The boys were carving out a fort in a 10-foot bank of snow when a public works truck — its driver unaware that they were there — dumped a load of cleared snow on top of them, Bell said.
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In recent years Lincoln has been carving out a space for itself in the luxury market by emphasizing service and making spacious, plush vehicles that drive comfortably, rather than the sportier luxury cars European makers are known for.
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"There was some very volatile, algorithm driven price action today in the gold market, with the metal carving out an $20.5 range on moderate-to-good volume," Alex Thorndike, senior precious metals dealer with MKS PAMP Group said.
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The United States could find itself with few friends in the Middle East if Republicans pass a border tax without carving out loopholes for oil imports, Helima Croft, RBC Capital Markets global head of commodity strategy, said Thursday.
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It's a survival game first and foremost: you're gathering resources, managing daily needs, and carving out an ever-growing space for yourself and your clan in a world that gets more and more familiar as you explore it.
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It's carving out space in culture to recognize how much better our lives are because there are creative people with high standards who work hard to make great things, take risks and share their ideas with the world.
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And in an attempt to follow the agreement, the remaining district traced a boundary for the Navajo Nation, carving out an area whose population, at the time, was 20173% Navajo — a percentage that has since increased to 93%.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British sailor and double Olympic gold medalist Sarah Ayton is carving out a new career as a coach in the ultra-competitive, male-dominated world of high-performance sailing - a kind of Formula One on water.
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It is looking to sell the entire business to a single investor rather than breaking it up and carving out so-called "back books", which consist of existing contracts with no access to new clients, the sources said.
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Carving out a presence in the U.S. will likely give Samsung's program some important street cred, however, and will help to place it on the right path for development as the systems mature over the next few years.
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The success of Michael Phelps is outstanding, but there's another Olympian who has been carving out her own groundbreaking story: Simone Manuel became the first black woman to win gold in individual success in the 100 meter freestyle.
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Certainly, fashion labels have succeeded in parting ways with their founders and carving out distinct and independent identities in the marketplace: Kate Spade New York still exists without the founder who shares its name, as does Donna Karan.
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The Trump administration has sought to fire up development of the nascent offshore wind industry by streamlining permitting and carving out areas off the coast for leasing - part of its policy to boost domestic energy production and jobs.
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Lewis may be one of the "great men" of the movement, but his memoir is humble and generous, carving out much of its space for less well-known organizers, figures like Jim Lawson, Ella Baker and Diane Nash.
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Starting out dancing in the all-female Kaninas Squad, her drive to produce music and start a career edged her towards carving out a path for herself, mastering her craft around school hours on her laptop-turned-studio.
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Over the next two years he would sign on as a consultant to nearly two dozen companies, while carving out a niche as a sought-after author and speaker — and ultimately becoming a top adviser to President Trump.
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Hesitant about resuming the life she had left behind in the city (bartending to pay the bills and carving out time for artistic projects on the side), she remembered how taken she had been with the gallery space.
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Pennsylvania's top court on Monday unveiled a new map carving out the state's U.S. congressional voting districts, imposing a plan it said was based on "traditional criteria" after rejecting a proposal drawn up by Republican lawmakers as unconstitutional.
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Carving out more exceptions in Section 230 is one way lawmakers could increase accountability for issues like hate speech, but it could also cripple the way that such platforms — and the broader internet — operates, tech groups have argued.
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But this month, Congress passed a law called the Anti-Terrorism Clarification Act, which aid groups say has cut off funding to them for the foreseeable future unless an amendment is passed carving out an exemption for humanitarian causes.
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But the revenue bonanza is a footnote compared to the overlooked organizational insight that Amazon discovered: By carving out an operational piece of the company as a platform, they could future-proof the company against inefficiency and technological stagnation.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Artist Ray Johnson spent much of his career carving out an odd little niche as a counter-culture darling and sometimes unsung interlocutor within an epic and influential generation of New York artists.
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Superfans and Bloggers Inspire Insta-envy with their Finds Bloggers with an eye for style and design are carving out a niche on social media and captivating a huge audience with their perfectly manicured photos featuring pieces from HomeGoods.
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Sanctions on Iran and Venezuela imposed by Washington have cut oil exports from the two OPEC members but U.S. production has been rising, leading some Russian officials to accuse Washington of carving out market share for its energy exports.
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You pride yourself on being flexible, but this is a full moon in stubborn Taurus, so you can dig your heels in a little, especially when it comes to carving out more time for yourself to rest and relax.
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The Scout24 deal comes amid a broader shakeup in the European media landscape, as companies seek to realise value by carving out or merging their digital classifieds businesses that are faster growing and more profitable than their media titles.
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Turkey's aim was also to stop the YPG from crossing the Euphrates westwards and linking three mainly Kurdish cantons it holds in northern Syria, preventing it from carving out a self-governing territory analogous to Iraq's autonomous Kurdish region.
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The Scout24 deal comes amid a broader shakeup in the European media landscape, as companies seek to realize value by carving out or merging their digital classifieds businesses that are faster growing and more profitable than their media titles.
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Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, who wrote the former slogan, sat front row, prompting Grazia Chiuri to deliver her own type of female empowerment manifesto, carving out a new future not just for Dior, but for the women who wear it.
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These days, as well as acting, he runs his own software business and is carving out another side career as a YouTuber, voicing the character of a wheelchair-bound elderly yakuza boss, Shigewo Jhogashima, in an animated online show.
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Coal Minister Pralhad Joshi said in October the government was also looking to make investing in coal more attractive to bidders by carving out bigger blocks, and was readying a policy to attract foreign investors to its coal industry.
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In addition to carving out a niche for what he calls "small businesses in weird categories," Cobb has also made a point of helping his friends launch their own small businesses and showing them how to avoid common pitfalls.
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All three of these companies, as well as Amazon India, offer a wide range of products, but Shopclues is carving out a niche by focusing on price-conscious consumers in smaller cities that are often overlooked by online sellers.
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Aside from tapping into China's obsession with GIFs, the journey of Dongtu is as much about a foreign entrepreneur carving out his spot in the crowded Chinese market as it is about a budding startup surviving alongside the giants.
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"A new Cold War": Tyler Cowen of Bloomberg writes that the U.S. and China are "carving out separate economic and political orders," marked by a "collapse of trust" that could lead to a bidirectional blockade on travel and investment.
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Formal mindfulness practice, also known as mindfulness meditation, involves carving out one or more minutes to pay attention to the present moment on purpose, to strengthen awareness and our ability to recognize we have choices available in each moment.
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Like Sam, Adlon is a single mother raising three daughters alone while carving out a life in show business (her most notable role, prior to Louie, was the voice of 12-year-old Bobby on King of the Hill).
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And because Epic is tasked with the impossible — maintaining momentum on a game with such historic success it basically became a mainstream social network at its peak — carving out a deeper game under Fortnite's candy-colored shell can't hurt.
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The planned sale of Zentiva began in October after Sanofi spent more than a year carving out the division to create a stand-alone company that could be sold to one of its competitors or to an investment fund.
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Whether it's the lamb with squash and pork, shrimp, and chive dumplings at Tianjin Dumpling House or the freshly hand-pulled noodles from Xi'an Famous Foods, anticipate carving out a few hours to experience this place to the fullest.
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Salvini, say League insiders and analysts, has a two-pronged strategy: to appeal to more moderate and undecided voters while carving out a pivotal role for himself on the European stage after elections to the European parliament in May.
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The army advance has taken place to the south of an area where Turkey and its rebel allies are waging their own, rival campaign, carving out a buffer zone to keep Islamic State and Kurdish groups away from the Turkish border.
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The attack took place in Novoselitskoe, a village in Russia's Stavropol region close to the volatile North Caucasus area, where Islamist militants intent on carving out a breakaway caliphate have targeted policemen in a series of car bombings and shootings.
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It's also their main M&A activity these days, reports Kaveh Waddell: Big Tech has snapped up more than 50 AI companies since 2010, carving out another front in the nonstop war among the giants for AI talent, data and ideas.
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Last week Reuters, citing sources familiar with the matter, reported that Siemens was considering carving out its Gas and Power unit whose profit shrivelled by three quarters to 377 million euros ($421 million) in 2018 as revenue fell 19 percent.
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Feel the brutal, wild power of the sea by visiting Shete Boka National Park, where waves funnel into volcanic rock, carving out caves and bokas (inlets), and blasting up into the air in spouts that are both frightening and thrilling.
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But Thiel is a cut above even that, carving out a persona over the last two decades that has marched to a very different drummer than pretty much everyone else and one not in tune with anyone in power here now.
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STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - Volvo Car Group trebled earnings in 2015 on strong demand in Europe and the United States, and forecast record sales in 2016, taking it a step closer to carving out a long-term niche in the premium auto market.
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I had never experienced any of the situations around which The Mary Tyler Moore Show had been based—an independent woman carving out a career, finding her way in a strange city, making new friends, doing exactly what I wanted. ALONE!
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Yet, as a new photobook exemplifies, Japan's queer community has been strengthening its presence in recent decades, with many individuals increasingly taking on roles as LGBTQ activists or carving out safe spaces from HIV/AIDS awareness centers to cabaret bars.
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So rushed was the carving out of what was then known as East Pakistan in 3.33 that many enclaves, counter-enclaves and even one counter-counter-enclave got trapped on the "wrong" side of the frontier like bubbles in amber.
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Anadolu Efes scored 14 three-pointers and dominated the boards as they collected 41 rebounds to Fenerbahce's 21, carving out a 45-40 halftime lead after their rivals had nosed ahead 20-19 at the end of the first quarter.
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In the early the 90s, the producer, who's from the city of Bristol, championed a sample-based sound via a sting of coveted releases under the guise Nature Boy, carving out a niche that continues to influence younger artists today.
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With respect to the performance of gold bullion, during the past two-and-a-half years, staunch global physical demand has been carving out a durable price floor for gold in the general vicinity of $1,100 to $5003,200 per ounce.
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Brazil's rapidly growing evangelical churches, which are well funded by the tithes paid by millions of followers, are carving out an important part of the personal donation market with preachers telling the faithful to donate to specific politicians, often ultra-conservatives.
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Six minutes after takeoff, the plane dived into the earth at five hundred and seventy-five miles per hour, carving out a crater thirty-two feet deep and a hundred and thirty-one feet long, and killing everyone on board.
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But foreign governments could still retaliate by taking similar steps, like carving out sovereign immunity exceptions for specific incidents of importance to them — perhaps America's mistaken bombing of a Doctors Without Borders hospital in Afghanistan in 2015 that killed 42 people.
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Yet all of these arguments illustrate that many in Congress do not appear to understand how Section 230 works, what it protects, or the potential damage that carving out too many exemptions could do to innovation and free expression online.
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He took office in the shadow of Ms. Warren, but his fans and critics say — or complain — that he has proved to be every bit as fierce in carving out the agency's turf and using its regulatory and enforcement powers.
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But Thiel is a cut above even that, carving out a persona over the last two decades that has marched to a very different drummer from pretty much everyone else and one not in tune with anyone in power here now.
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Many families come together through different artistic practices; My Parade, based in Seattle, is a chosen family band comprised of five queer and trans punks of color, who are carving out a space for themselves in their majority-white punk scene.
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This collective aspect clearly builds on earlier feminist art initiatives such as the 1972 Womanhouse, but Assembly Room differentiates itself by focusing on carving out space for female curators rather than female artists (which is the wonderful mission of AIR Gallery).
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There is also a history of female artists carving out a seat at the table for other women through fictional and performative dinner parties: Judy Chicago's "The Dinner Party" and Elia Alba's ongoing "The Supper Club" are two prominent examples.
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By then he had filled his pockets and achieved a level of celebrity and was on his way to carving out a career in another arena of risk-laden wagering back in the United States — as a commodities futures trader.
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So after 216, Kerber said, she sought to step back and enjoy her triumphs while carving out more time for herself — hours spent reading books, relaxing in coffee shops, running on the beach and watching movies in her hotel room.
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In an ugly slugfest, it was Pirates catcher Elias Diaz who began carving out his own reputation, driving in six runs in just his 903th game in the majors as the Pirates handed the Mets their third straight loss, 12-7.
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This process, which has long been on the radar screen of heavyweight private equity funds, was initially expected to launch after the summer but it is being delayed because of difficulties in carving out a standalone IT platform, the source said.
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Japan is already carving out its own path, pushing ahead on the Trans Pacific Partnership without the United States and conducting negotiations on a free trade agreement with the European Union that will account for 40 percent of global trade.
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These cam boys (no matter how old they are, they're always called cam boys) are carving out a slice of the $1 billion industry, with little more than super-fast Wi-Fi and a bottle of baby oil in hand.
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Of her latest opportunity to embrace her Muslim background while carving out a place for herself and for modest fashion in the fashion industry, Aden told Good Morning America there were a lot of "moments where everyone was breaking down crying".
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The 2019 Lincoln Aviator is a smaller SUV than the Navigator, and it is the latest step Ford's luxury brand is taking in carving out a place for itself as a purveyor of spacious and comfortable SUVs that float over the pavement.
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For her, the task now is figuring out what to do with the gains women have won — it's no longer about carving out space for women in the workplace, for example, but about ensuring access to nurseries, places to breastfeed, and flexible schedules.
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At the beginning of the year, traders started carving out bullish positions in U.S. rates futures on views that the U.S. central bank may consider a stand-alone rate decrease late this year as an insurance move to prolong the current economic expansion.
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"It looks like the people at Aerosud and CSIR are on track and making very good progress toward carving out a slice of what is set to become a 3D printing market valued at tens of billions of dollars," he told Reuters.
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Smartphone sales in the quarter totaled 0.23 million units, with China's top three mobile makers, Huawei, Oppo and Vivo, collectively carving out almost a quarter (20.2 per cent) of those sales, according to the analyst, up seven percentage points year on year.
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The Elementary Particles (1998) specifically comes to mind: a novel in which Houellebecq dissects the relationship between two brothers by carving out their differences: one is the intellectual, the other is a sexually impotent, sex-hungry, misogynistic, quintessentially French middle-aged man.
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So after years of modeling and acting herself, in 1994 she founded IMAGE Management—the marketing and networking agency that pilots Mediability—to do just that, immediately signing 72 union actors, all disabled, and carving out a distinct corner of the entertainment business.
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Today's intellectuals fail to understand history's most important lesson, that government, far from being our friend, has been since its birth humanity's mortal enemy (carving out, of course, a narrow exception for the small, rich and powerful band that has always brandished it).
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Carving out W&G has already cost RBS, which is 225 percent owned by the UK state, more than 21 billion pounds ($20.6924 billion) and investors worry the process is harming the bank's recovery and delaying a return to full private ownership.
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The group only formed last year—opening for D Double E for their first gig—but P.E. and Riddimz have been quietly carving out a small but passionate fan base in the city with radio shows and mixtapes for nearly a decade.
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Even before NAFTA and the explosive growth of Mexican auto assembly operations over the past quarter century, Mexico was already carving out an automotive niche for itself by creating a special export zone called the maquiladoras, just south of the U.S. border.
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The app is the latest to enter the booming "self-care" market, which caters to a largely younger demographic who are better handling the pressures of modern-day life by carving out time for themselves to mediate, relax, and practice other mindfulness techniques.
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I met a 27-year-old P.K.K. activist in Turkey, who asked not to be named, fearing reprisals from the government, and who first went to Kobani in 223, when the Kurds began carving out a state for themselves in Syria called Rojava.
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"It's hard to run nationally, to be in Iowa, et cetera, without some base of dollars," said Alan Kessler, a longtime Democratic fundraiser and donor, who noted that carving out a niche in the political conversation is crucial to attracting campaign dollars.
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Read more: These are the 40 best young soccer players on the planet right nowBut there are some players who have proven that they have more than just skills on the pitch, carving out a professional career with their amazing entrepreneurial skills.
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Car makers have rushed to invest in so-called mobility services, hoping to capture the potential trillions of dollars in revenue from selling both vehicles and such on-demand services, while carving out a stake in the industry dominated by Uber UBER.
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Gasol finished with a game-high 19 points, Phoenix Suns playmaker Ricky Rubio added 267 and guard Sergio Llull netted all of his nine points in the second half as Spain pulled away after carving out a slender 222-215 halftime lead.
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Sen. Elizabeth Warren's presidential campaign on Friday unveiled what would be her roadmap for overhauling the country's health care system if elected, carving out an initial public option with the promise of implementing 'Medicare for All' within her first three years in office.
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And Ms. Haley, 45, a former governor of South Carolina, has created at least the impression among her fellow ambassadors that she is carving out a space for herself in an administration where it isn't always clear who is guiding contentious policy.
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Hashtags like #bodypositive, #bopo, #bodyacceptance and #effyourbeautystandards — the one created by Ms. Holliday in 2011 — have been added to millions of Instagram posts, carving out a digital space where everyday people can share photos of their bodies and stories about body image.
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The main Kurdish groups have so far emerged as among the few winners of the conflict in Syria, carving out autonomous rule over large parts of the north under the control of the Kurdish-led and U.S.-backed Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) militia.
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The model-turned-actress has been steadily carving out her own foothold in Hollywood, starting with 2018's Never Goin' Back and, more recently, her starring role in the indie film Mickey and the Bear — for which she's getting major critical praise.
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German industrial conglomerate Siemens is weighing options for its Gas and Power unit, carving out all or part of the business to prepare it for a potential stock market listing or a merger with a peer, two people close to the matter said.
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If there are a lot of young families in the building, the board might consider carving out a safe and reasonable play space in a common area for the youngest residents, or, if possible, open the space to supervised children at specific hours.
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FRANKFURT, Jan 15 (Reuters) - German lighting group Osram said the lamps business it is carving out will be led by Jes Munk Hansen - who has been at the helm of the business for a year after running Osram's Americas business - and will be named "Ledvance".
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The 25-year-old Spaniard responded with a break of his own but wasted three matchpoints at 5-4 and another two at 7-6 before carving out his seventh to finally finish off Raonic with a volley after four hours and 17 minutes.
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And not just because Ally starts carving out a career for herself as a pop star with a new look and backup dancers, far enough outside of Jackson's guitar-and-grit sensibilities that he's inclined, in his drunker moments, to suggest that she's selling out.
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Following her recent career-spanning discussion at LA's inaugural Red Bull Music Academy, Noisey gave Sigismondi a call to talk more about her unexpected crossover into filmmaking, carving out her own path, and how she'd like to spend her future days as an artist.
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Sometimes consciously opaque, other times extremely accessible, Onli was able to create a show that allowed the works to be seen on their own terms, while carving out a space that asserted the centrality of speech and words in the work of these artists.
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But like its title character pulling off a crazy scheme just in the nick of time, Solo is a swashbuckling success, a space adventure that pays homage to the DNA of the original films while carving out its own unique space in the canon.
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There's the dramatic kipuka trails of Mauna Loa—often referred to as "living laboratories for evolution," thanks to the lava that encircled (but never touched) them, carving out tiny, isolated islands on which species could evolve without any breeding or genetic mixing with other populations.
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The auction, led by Rothschild, JPMorgan and Morgan Stanley, kicked off in October after Sanofi spent over a year carving out the division in a bid to create a standalone company that could be swallowed by one of its competitors or an investment fund.
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And the passion has always been there for Sos—this has never been about making a name for himself, carving out a reputation at the fringes of indie gaming, or gathering a decent wedge of cash to go beside a respectable level of infamy.
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Qamishli is a center of activity for Rojava, an enclave that Kurds began carving out in 2012, early in the Syrian civil war, and of the Democratic Union Party, which has gotten arms, equipment and training from the United States, and some smaller Kurdish parties.
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But in 1869, the city decided to more easily transport goods from loading docks located in what is now South Beach to downtown by carving out Rincon Hill along Second Street, which forms the eastern edge of what is now the East Cut neighborhood.
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Under Chinese ownership since being bought by Zhejiang Geely Holding Group from Ford in 2010, Volvo has begun to take on larger rivals such as BMW and Daimler's Mercedes-Benz, carving out a niche in the premium market with a string of new models.
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Right now, we're seeing individuality celebrated in every way, across the world: People are reclaiming their heritage, underrepresented groups are carving out space for themselves where there once was none, and, more than ever, people feel empowered to speak out for what they believe in.
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The desire for function to catch up with (stylish) form is resonating elsewhere in the fashion industry: In London, Emel and Aris is carving out its place in both the luxury and the tech space with its own range of self-regulating warming coats.
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It sits on 350 acres, but the 56,000-seat ballpark — the largest in baseball — was built into the hillside, so carving out space for a new clubhouse, batting cages, training and weight rooms meant removing seats, digging into the hillside and then replacing the seats.
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That gig marked a sea change for the awards show — which typically hadn't even had a host — as Gervais came back to host in both 2011 and 2012, carving out a uniquely caustic, comedic personality for the annual ceremony with his ribald monologues and quips.
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"Hu Shuli and Caixin have done an amazing job carving out a space for honest and incisive reporting in China's heavily censored media," Victor Shih, a professor at the University of California, San Diego, who studies finance and politics in China, said by email.
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You may be tempted to skip town for a three-day January hiatus, but we're making a case for carving out some time at home to take advantage of all the big beauty to fashion and home deals that MLK weekend has to offer.
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Carving out time from a busy schedule to work on a new hobby is the epitome of creative self-care — allowing you to hone an artistic skill set, design meaningful, personal projects, and watch them come to life with the click of a button.
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So carving out a role for Trump's top defenders, many of whom have participated in the hearings and closed-door depositions with impeachment witnesses, could be another way to shore up Trump's public defense — which might be especially appealing to the optics-obsessed president.
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Mr. Amer has been performing with the "Allah Made Me Funny" global comedy tour for more than a decade, carving out a niche as a stand-up who mixes a Muslim perspective on global politics with personal stories about family and life in America.
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The notion of installing Mr. Romney at the campaign committee was a pet project of his longtime family friend and adviser Spencer Zwick, who raised the idea with donors as a way of carving out a leadership role as an unusually prominent freshman lawmaker.
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Trump's email tone, if you can believe it, was almost humble and extremely positive—carving out a JFK-esque better tomorrow–style message: During the primary season, as it became apparent that Trump might actually win, people were outraged by his bizarre comments about, for instance, torture.
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For 24-year-old Laura Tillett, a former star in karting, that dream of reaching the very highest level appears to be over: with opportunities to race single-seaters having dried up, she has now switched her focus to carving out a career in touring car racing.
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Whether you've got those first-meet jitters or you and your S.O. are just carving out some long overdue one-on-one time, there's no reason you shouldn't look and feel your best — and no reason you shouldn't leave that last-minute outfit scramble in the dust.
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Visa Checkout and Masterpass are Visa and MasterCard's own attempts at carving out their own space in online payments, as a competitor to services like PayPal and Apple Pay, for example, the latter of which arrived in Apple's Safari browser, on both desktop and mobile, this September.
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Split into six tiers, this new mode will likely be the lifeblood of Apex Legends going forward, keeping it engaging for competitive players and carving out a community of top-tier streamers and aspiring pros who can form the backbone of a future e-sports scene.
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The Raptors today are a much more respectable and valuable entity in basketball circles than they were four years ago, and they've given the fan base a reason to galvanize and grow over the last half-decade, carving out an identity in the city's noisy sports marketplace.
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Countries like Thailand and Vietnam were already carving out niches on the high and low ends of the market with hourly factory wages that, according to Euromonitor International data, are roughly half that of China and as much as 19 times lower than in the United States.
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As heavyweight Cro Cop punctuated the fight with a signature head kick knockout at the Saitama Super Arena, you would be churlish to not respect Silva's losing efforts in fighting in much bigger men in the hope of carving out his own modern-day David vs.
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But, for fighters, the presence of both LFA and AMMA will boost the hopes and the likelihood to make it to the big leagues for those carving out names for themselves in the fledgling stages of their professional MMA careers in the doldrums of the regional circuit.
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When Khan found out that Nike had a class-action lawsuit against it for banning the words "Muslim" and "Islam" from its embroidery customization service, she ordered a pair with an intentional misspelling—carving out an avenue for her identity to exist within a hostile framework.
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The WTO's relevance has been a real question for years, and there's even a case to be made that should Hillary Clinton have taken the White House, she might have considered doing things like carving out paths to take trade disputes with China outside the WTO.
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Carving out time for a wedding between show schedules was nearly impossible: a 2015 plan to marry in a Manhattan townhouse once owned by Liz Taylor was thwarted after discovering the elevator to the only bathroom was not functioning and couldn't be fixed on their timeline.
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HANOI (Reuters) - South Korean officials, wary of being left on the sidelines as the leaders of North Korea and the United States seek to clinch a deal that could shape the future of the Korean peninsula, are cautiously carving out a presence at the summit venue.
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Two years ago, when the Financial Times reported that Smith had floated the notion of carving out BuzzFeed News from the rest of the company and getting someone like billionaire Laurene Powell Jobs to fund the operation, the idea seemed both impractical and a good idea.
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Put another way, as long as you're cutting taxes by $6 trillion (that is the high-end direct cost estimate of Mr. Trump's plan from the Tax Foundation), carving out $2000 trillion for workers who haven't seen large raises in years may just pay some dividends.
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If Nunes and his allies have been successful at anything here, it is in further muddying the public's view of the ongoing special counsel investigation, and, perhaps in the eyes of the White House, carving out a little more space for a move to end it.
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But fast forward a bit and now 23-year-old Bibi is steadily carving out a place for herself beyond that particular credit: the past few years have seen co-signs, features, and songwriting credits from and for the likes of Lil Wayne, Usher, Selena Gomez, and Camila Cabello.
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Her opposition to Schumer is just one example of how the three-term House member is carving out a center-left Senate campaign in the Republican state, hoping it's enough to inoculate herself from the national party's baggage and land Democrats their first Arizona Senate seat in 30 years.
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The Evija takes the modern hypercar look — one that companies like McLaren and Ferrari have honed over the last decade or so — and puts a twist on it by carving out big holes in the bodywork and building a massive diffuser into the rear end of the car.
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Dr. Ballard suggests carving out some time to catch up on your life when you get back, whether you budget out a day just to do some cleaning up around the house, or catch up on any texts that you might have gotten while you were on a break.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Democratic presidential hopeful Joe Biden is crafting a climate change policy he hopes will appeal to both environmentalists and the blue-collar voters who elected Donald Trump, according to two sources, carving out a middle ground approach that will likely face heavy resistance from green activists.
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Last Friday, a new exemption to the decades-old law known as the Digital Millennium Copyright Act quietly kicked in, carving out protections for Americans to hack their own devices without fear that the DMCA's ban on circumventing protections on copyrighted systems would allow manufacturers to sue them.
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Driving at defenders with pace, carving out chances with incisive passing and harrying opponents out of possession, Lee managed to draw some of the focus off skipper Son and showed that despite standing a modest 5ft-7in (1.7m) tall, he would not be intimidated by hulking Honduran defenders.
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Reprising his directing role after "Dawn of the Planet of the Apes," Matt Reeves (who wrote the script with Mark Bomback) has cleverly synthesized old and new, providing graceful callbacks to the kitsch-y "Apes" films that began in the 1960s while carving out the movie's own rich mythology.
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Interesting. Now that the most devoted sesh gremlin can lose their mind and friends at BoomTown, or the yummy mummy can take her toddler to workshops in the kids' area at Wilderness, Secret Garden's lost its monopoly on the space it spent more than a decade carving out.
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The court "eviscerated" Miranda, carving out exceptions; it gutted the Fourth Amendment's guarantee against unreasonable searches and seizures, granted police officers wide leeway when they are said to have acted "reasonably" and in "good faith," and curtailed the rights of prisoners to challenge their convictions on such grounds.
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Firman took the open layout of the gallery's new venue, an old generator factory in the Balat district of Istanbul, and sectioned it off into separate rooms, carving out a calculated route for visitors in order to control the manner and order in which they receive his work.
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With those goals come new focus on supporting and carving out opportunities for the women who have already come forward to serve — for whom there is little room for advancement — through language and professional development courses, overseas training opportunities, mentorship and improved access to adequate facilities and equipment.
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The London-based dealer has spent the past 15 years carving out a market for art as jewelry, commissioning pieces from contemporary artists including Anish Kapoor, Claude Lalanne, Marc Quinn and Ron Arad, as well as hunting the globe for new and emerging names to design for her.
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You may associate Copenhagen (or Denmark, for that matter) more with Hans Christian Andersen or Noma than with style, but for the last eight years — ever since COP15, the UN climate change conference — it has been carving out an identity for itself as the center of sustainable fashion. Huh?
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Among the Democrats, there were 2020 presidential prospects in Los Angeles' Eric Garcetti and New Orleans' Mitch Landrieu; those set on carving out national identities, like New York's Bill de Blasio, Chicago's Rahm Emanuel and South Bend, Indiana's Pete Buttigieg; and more who are running for Congress this year.
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In countries like Chile, Indonesia, Myanmar and Pakistan, coaxing powerful and entrenched militaries from power has required not just amnesty guarantees but also carving out economic domains for them to run autonomously and in many cases shunting profits directly to the military without any congressional authority to the contrary.
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Glacial Tomb contains members of various other notable bands (hi, Khemmis!), but on the Denver trio's first proper full-length, they prove that they're more than capable of standing on their own two (well, six) feet and carving out a niche of their own within the extreme metal pantheon.
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But as Brooks points out, similar debates happen with plenty of other rights as well; the Supreme Court, for example, has spent the past few decades carving out exceptions to the Fourth Amendment protection against unreasonable search and seizure for cases where law enforcement officers see an immediate need to act.
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In the time since, the 23-year-olds have been busy carving out their sound as a duo, collaborating with M.I.A. and West Coast heavyweights like DJ Mustard, Nocando, Battlecat, and D.R.U.G.S., with the latter crew helming production duties on the EP, following a deal with the crew's Chordz 3D.
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In addition to sightseeing, the app can also track flight, hotel, car and restaurant reservations, which makes the app something of a competitor to Concur's TripIt, and, to some extent, the new territory Airbnb is carving out with its own forthcoming Airbnb Trips app, which will focus on travel services.
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The big screen seems to finally be catching up on what web series — and lately TV shows — have been quietly and tenaciously carving out over the last half decade or so: narratives that center black experiences while also choosing to not focus explicitly on, for example, social justice and civil rights.
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Carving out activities and interests that I will never succeed at felt defeatist at first, but over time I have accepted the following: Despite attempting to play since I was five years old, I am terrible at chess because I don't posses the ability to see more than one move ahead.
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Loving hits all the notes he's supposed to hit while carving out a slice of literary history, generously quoting from unpublished letters: He sets up Mailer's fascination with criminality and his failures of empathy, and questions whether Mailer took enough responsibility when his artistic ideals clashed with real-life consequences.
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A second-term lawmaker, he's carving out a unique space for himself defined by his call for House Democratic Leader Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE (D-Calif.) to step aside from leadership.
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On the one hand, his departure comes just in time: Duncan's arc of carving out an identity for himself against the competing influences of his epilepsy-induced mood swings/amnesia and his parent's wealth essentially ended in season one, and there was little story left for him in season two.
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Rather, she said in an interview Thursday afternoon in the funky garden behind her East Village office, it's about something more elusive and fundamental: carving out the time to ponder — to completely reconsider what the festival needs to be instead of racing headlong, as usual, into preparations for the next year.
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After more than a day of deliberation, a jury in Montgomery County found that the man, Daniel L. Beckwitt, 27, was responsible for the death of the worker, Askia Khafra, 21, who had been carving out hundreds of feet of passageways under Mr. Beckwitt's home in Bethesda, Md., northwest of Washington.
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With that goal in mind, Mr. Nichols has worked diligently to make the house more livable, adding a second bathroom behind a folded corner door, building a sliding library ladder to access the high upper cabinets in the kitchen, and carving out space for a washer-dryer and a computer station.
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As he's traveled the country over the last year, the secretary has made a point of engaging with local media (whose questions are generally friendlier) and, not coincidentally, the encounters have the potential to be more helpful to the political future Pompeo seems to be carving out for himself as Trump's heir apparent.
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So instead of carving out a few hours to travel to the all the shops to try them on, she had six pairs delivered from Zalando direct to our house: four models, with two shipped in two different sizes because she wasn't familiar with the brands and whether they ran big or not.
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"Trickiest thing with multiple kids is carving out one-on-one time with each of them … but it's SO important," the former Don't Trust the B—- in Apartment 23 star captioned a March 2018 photo gallery featuring himself, a then-pregnant Kimberly and Annabel enjoying a day of fun without her siblings.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - Son Heung-min is well on his way to carving out as successful a club career in England as Park Ji-sung did at Manchester United but the free-scoring Spurs forward must now deliver at the World Cup if he is to become one of South Korea's all-time greats.
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While in the past, Anchor was carving out a niche for itself in the short-form, social audio space, the new version – Anchor 3.03 – aims to be everything you need to record, edit, host, publish, and distribute a podcast of any length, as well as track how well the podcast is performing.
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Croat nationalists are especially resistant to changing this divided system, largely because establishing multiethnic, state-run schools would be an obstacle to carving out a Croat-only autonomous region in Bosnia, akin to what the Serbs have achieved in the war through brutal campaigns of expulsions and mass killings of non-Serb population.
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Sometimes secular hospitals merging with Catholic health care institutions have preserved access to procedures such as postpartum tubal ligations (the procedure Ms. Norris wanted) by carving out an area of the hospital as a separate legal entity that is not subject to the Catholic restrictions, said Lois Uttley, the founder of MergerWatch.
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"Snapchat could see financial success not by necessarily gaining share from Facebook or Instagram but rather by carving out a space for itself as a mobile-first, youth-focused digital video network, " says Brandon Verblow, an associate forecast analyst at Forrester and author of the research company's latest social media advertising forecast.
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It is also a topos of modern and contemporary art—from Giorgio de Chirico's 1913 canvas The Uncertainty of the Poet to Andy Warhol's 1967 cover for the Velvet Underground & Nico's debut album—many artists played with the peculiarities of its shape, politicizing it and carving out meanings in their own right.
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" As he walked into his four-car garage, and selected his custom Rolls Royce that reads "business is boomin" on the side, he traced his finger along the door, carving out a fly route in the light layer of dust—then doubled back, wiping the whole thing out with his hands. "Nah.
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"Chinese app publishers are becoming more adept at understanding what resonates with U.S. consumers, whether it be carving out a new niche in social media with apps such as TikTok or capitalizing on hot trends among Western gamers with battle royale titles including PUBG Mobile," Sanders Tran, a data analyst at Sensor Tower, told CNBC.
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Already a more realistic option off the bench for City than Wilfried Bony, there's no harm in carving out a space for yourself behind Agüero in the pecking order, because there aren't many better players from whom to learn the art of finishing (and of course Sergio is no stranger to the physio's room).
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Men and women, she argues, are essentially different — feminism undermines "our biological roles where we function the best"— and while women can leverage their femininity to prosecute the coming race war, they can never truly be men's equal And yet Lokteff is carving out a career as a prominent political activist and media mogul.
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Ashkan Soltani, a digital researcher and former chief technologist for the Federal Trade Commission, said the regulations are the first of their kind in the U.S. While the law only applies to consumers in California, tech companies will likely shift their policies to conform to the new law given the complexity of carving out conflicting standards.
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But Uber — which became known early on for its bullying tactics and has been trying for years to soften its image — could send a powerful message by carving out an exception to this rule for any employee who has been sexually harassed, racially discriminated against, or whose civil rights have otherwise been violated at the company.
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The results: Our headline: Uncovering secret government AI Primer's headline: AI and surveillance My thoughts: Way too generic Our headline: The AI acquisitions war Primer's headline: The AI companies since 2010, carving out another front in the nonstop war My thoughts: Nope, missed the mark Our headline: The AI sharecroppers Primer's headline: The new "sharecroppers" My thoughts: Nailed it!
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Shadi Habib Allah took me into a fevered dream with his installation "30KG Shine" which consisted of strange, funereal wooden sculptures that might the posters of an elaborate bed or monument, with twisted brass chandeliers cast onto the floor and illuminating the rooms from that vantage, plus a strange film of workers carving out an underground cemetery in Jerusalem.
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Zuckerberg also sidestepped what is probably the most potent criticism of Facebook: That it and its Silicon Valley cousins like Google and Amazon are so big, so powerful, and so entrenched that the proper regulatory response is breaking them up—in Facebook's case, that may mean spinning out subsidiaries like WhatsApp and Instagram—or at least carving out chunks.
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Thanks to her and her PC Music cohorts' hybrid of pop, rave, and noise music, Charli XCX has succeeded in carving out a lane for herself as an underdog star with all the financial accoutrements of a major label and a crossover fanbase—particularly among the queer community—whose tastes run between left-field electronic music, 5 a.m.
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For Vevo to have any shot at carving out its own niche as a separate entity, and an app worth launching in a world where YouTube Music (and YouTube Red) now exist, it will have to get better – and quicker – at figuring out how to present users with a custom feed that speaks to them directly.
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From a similar school of thinking as the Vetements gang, he is carving out his own back-to-basics, as-banal-as-it-is-beautiful style — think plain red and white T-shirts and stretched-out tracksuits, infused with a heavy, grunge moodiness and strokes of symbology in the form of Russian words, flags, and garish knitted scarves.
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When she first got married at the tender age of fifteen, she was used to making the dishes that kept her and her family full—potatoes, beans, cornbread, and starchy Appalachian staples that were cheap and easy to throw together in between minding the babies and doing the chores and carving out a living amidst grinding poverty.
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While it's an old (and obviously sexist) joke that every senator sees a president when he shaves in the morning, many senators consider running but decide they can have plenty of impact in the institution, either by rising to chair a committee or by carving out an entrepreneurial role around a particular issue or perhaps investigations.
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For its part, Naspers is finding a number of ways to buffer itself, including, most notably, carving out a new holding company called Prosus NV that's due to list in Amsterdam this week and that features Nasper's stakes in the online classifieds business OLX, the Craigslist competitor Letgo, as well as Nasper's massive piece of Tencent.
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Teaming up with LYCRA® Brand, we outfitted Corley and Howell in American Eagle jeans — made with shape-retaining LYCRA® dualFX® technology for total freedom of movement, in any size — and sat down with them to talk combatting stage fright, carving out spaces for themselves in the sometimes-exclusionary world of dance, and the ritual of preparation.
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After the development officials said that they had been pursuing the family for a donation to the business school, but would be willing to discuss carving out a piece of the gift for athletics, Ms. Heinel emailed a colleague in athletics suggesting that, given the dispute, she could just have the admissions office pull the acceptance of the student.
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On a quiet street in Vancouver, Canada, independent EDM record label Monstercat is carving out a solution to a problem that has plagued gamers and content creators for more than a decade: can streaming culture and the music industry coexist in a world where algorithms are used to track down unlicensed tunes, strip audio from videos, and dole out bans to streamers?
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By the time the show wrapped, I felt greatly disillusioned about the possibility of carving out a meaningful path in L.A. Though I came away with good stories and new friends, I wasn't sure I could find a way to find my way in an industry dominated by shows that cared more about entertainment than about making a positive impact.
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But let me ask you this because there&aposs a lot of effort and a lot of discussions today about carve outs about exceptions for certain industries, and that&aposs a dangerous road to go down because the next thing you know you are carving out everybody who is, you know, lobbying and pushing hard to be the one who gets that exception.
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But even if one could convince voters of the advantages of a fair, progressive tax plan with zero deductions, there remains the problem of convincing two virtually immovable and monolithic constituencies: the politicians who thrive on carving out special deductions for favored interest groups who finance their campaigns, and the tax specialists and accountants who thrive on navigating an increasingly complex tax code.
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We've still got a long way to go, but the strides society has made in carving out spaces and platforms for people of diverse backgrounds are paying off: Last year, LGBTQ+ representation on broadcast television hit a record high, with 8.8% of 857 series regulars openly identifying as LGBTQ+, and more queer people ran for office in November 2018 than ever before.
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Curbelo won reelection in 2016 to his South Florida House seat — in a district that Democratic presidential nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE won — by carving out a moderate streak during his first term.
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He won reelection to his South Florida House seat in 2016 by carving out a moderate streak during his first term in a district that Democratic presidential nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE won.
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Most major cybersecurity vendors and hosting services such as Amazon and Microsoft Azure offer some kind of WAF protection to their clients, but there are also many startups and mid-sized companies that are carving out a position for themselves in the cloud-based WAF industry, including Imperva, DenyAll and Positive Technologies (ranked as Leaders and Visionaries in Gartner's MQ).
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Born in the Black Hills of South Dakota and nurtured by affiliations with labels like Init Records and bands like Panopticon (whose Austin Lunn has invited the band to play his Ostarablot Hammerheart festival for the second year running), Woman Is the Earth has been quietly carving out a small but important place for itself in the American black metal pantheon since 2007.
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Enjoei, a similar fashion marketplace that owns the market share in Brazil, had a botched attempt at expanding to Argentina due to Portugese-Spanish language barriers and eventually determined that Brazil was a large enough market in which to build its business — thus carving out an opportunity for companies like GoTrendier that offer the same services to dominate the surrounding Spanish-speaking markets in Latin America.
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Mr. Gillum will finish his term as mayor of Tallahassee later this month; he has not ruled out running again for governor, and plans to spend the immediate future carving out a role as a national champion in the fight against voter suppression and disenfranchisement, which he sees as the central civil rights struggle of the Trump era, according to a half dozen friends and associates.
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A new study published this week in the Journal of the American Heart Association found that the life-extending benefits of physical activity can show up whether you're dedicating a whole block of the day to the gym or just carving out small moments by taking the stairs or walking a block longer to work—so long as it adds up to the same amount of time spent on physical activity.
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Though the greatest joy of online competitive eating might be its democratic ease of access—with the only real barriers to entry being the need for a laptop with a built-in webcam and the confidence in your own capacity to eat large quantities of food in 15 minutes—it also presents challenges for those with serious ambitions of carving out a living in a rapidly competitive world.
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Ms. Josefowicz noted that the award came during a year in which she had lost two formative figures in her career — the British composer Oliver Knussen, whose work she played frequently and who she said had been "very much responsible for carving out my new path with 20th- and 21st-century music," and her early manager, Charles Hamlen, who she said had protected her as a young musician, often urging patience.
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Sen. Chris MurphyChristopher (Chris) Scott MurphyOvernight Defense: US, Russia tensions grow over nuclear arms | Highlights from Esper's Asia trip | Trump strikes neutral tone on Hong Kong protests | General orders ethics review of special forces White House eyes September action plan for gun proposals Trump phoned Democratic senator to talk gun control MORE (D-Conn.) is carving out a national profile with his advocacy for tougher gun control laws.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE on Tuesday said he will send top administration officials to China next week to work on carving out a deal that would resolve long-standing trade disputes.
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I understand affirmative action as a process that is necessary to disrupt the cis/white/male axis of power and focus of attention — both within the art world and outside of it — and I likewise cherish the naive hope that one day the mechanics of carving out space for, say, queer poets of color, can give way to a natural diversity within the canon, leaving room only for great poetry.
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Understand that Nakamura is a legitimate badass who got his start in pro wrestling around the same time he was carving out a brief but winning mixed martial arts career, who then parlayed the sense of menace around him into a slow reinvention as a weird, violent man who mixed humor, oddity, and heavy hits into a character that, after years of refinement, became well and truly unique.
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The sport's popularity in this region can be traced to several factors: The arrival of cable television in the late 1980s brought the N.B.A. into people's homes; carving out enough flat land for a basketball court is far easier than creating a soccer field in a region rife with hills, mountain ridges and volcanoes; and the art of putting a ball through a hoop can be traced to an ancient Mayan game.
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Founded in the United Kingdom, where its service first launched in Nottingham, HungryPanda is now available in 31 cities in the U.K., Italy, France, Australia, New Zealand and the U.S. Food delivery is a competitive space with tight margins, but HungryPanda is carving out its own niche, and differentiating from competitors like UberEats, Deliveroo and FoodPanda, by tailoring its platform for Chinese-language users, including business owners, and focusing on Chinese food and grocery deliveries.
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Don't give special favors to private jet companies because nothing says "Benefiting the middle class" like carving out a little goodie for Gary Cohn and Steve Mnuchin's buddies back on Wall St. On the issue of deducting state and local taxes (SALT), as much as I agree in principle that red states should stop funding the blue state's egregious fiscal irresponsibility, better to sunset that deduction, as Steve Forbes has suggested, in eighteen months to two years.
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With a healthy start overseas ($35 million in Japan thus far, the second best number for a series title to date), the $40 million, internationally-driven action-horror flick is shaping up to do decent business stateside, with fan anticipation likely driving die-hard fans (director Paul W.S. Anderson has done a fine job carving out a lane of attraction for new audience members outside the realm of the video game series from which the films are adapted) into the film's 3,000-plus locations Friday.
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