Local businesses have clamored for ways to reach these searchers.
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We clamored up into parking garages to look from above.
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For years, fans of Prince's clamored for a second location.
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But independent scholars clamored for direct access to the papers.
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The aristocracy clamored for invitations to Elliott's Hertfordshire estate, Hartsbourne.
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Investors clamored to give Uber billions of dollars in funding.
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American markets clamored for their cargoes as they sat aboard ship.
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Why would a white audience have clamored for it so much?
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The crowd clamored to touch his arm as he descended the stage.
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But each of the nine French host cities clamored for the Americans.
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But it came as many states have clamored to ramp up abortion restrictions.
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In fact, women clamored to participate from the moment the second Klan reappeared.
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In fact, they clamored all the way through the whole on-stage demo.
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Officials around the country have clamored to bring Syrian refugees to their provinces.
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In 1857, the new territory of Kansas clamored for admission to the Union.
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We never clamored to hear Elvis Presley's stance on pending civil rights legislation.
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Another bout clamored for is the contest between Kell Brook and Amir Khan.
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This was a novel venture, and parents clamored to sign their children up.
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Lawmakers clamored for information from Mr. Comey, who refused to answer public questions.
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And Democrats have clamored for McConnell to summon Bolton to hear his story.
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Lawmakers for years have clamored to hear from Zuckerberg directly about Facebook's practices.
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For example, with the court's ruling on Obamacare impending, ideologically aligned interest groups clamored
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Democrats and Trump's opponents have long clamored for the release of his tax returns.
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Amid the turmoil, newer lawmakers clamored for more power and voice within the caucus.
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Fans clamored for it, even though the show was fueled by performance-enhancing drugs.
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The performer went around playing rock, paper, scissors with diners, who clamored to participate.
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Democrats, who do not have control of Congress, clamored for more action over Flynn.
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When they saw Earth peering over the lunar horizon, the astronauts clamored for cameras.
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He won awards, and actors clamored for the chance to appear in his films.
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As prices kept rising, other New Yorkers clamored to buy, pushing prices even higher.
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The manuscript provided fresh fodder for Democrats who have clamored for Bolton to testify.
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Islanders fans have consistently clamored for Snow's ouster, especially after the past two seasons.
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No wonder Tallulah Bankhead, Bette Davis and Elizabeth Taylor all clamored to play her.
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Cat owners clamored for the price and a website where they could buy it.
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This is a change that musicians and much of the music industry have clamored for.
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In the decaying hospital and dialysis center visited by Reuters, patients clamored for humanitarian aid.
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But other Democrats elected in recent cycles have clamored for a crackdown on the filibuster.
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Democrats have clamored for the release of Mueller's full report and underlying evidence to Congress.
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A backstop like this is something that progressives especially have clamored for in the House.
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Rico, Bailee and Trinity, eager for a diversion, clamored into the cargo bed behind them.
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My cousins and I often clamored around the stove to get some on our plates.
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Protesters clamored outside the building, but he was escorted by police through a basement exit.
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Democratic leaders on Capitol Hill have clamored that the Russia investigation fits these special circumstances.
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Why have so many women clamored to play an indecisive, often rage-filled young man?
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The decision will appease protesters who have clamored for the government to prioritize domestic concerns.
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Democrats and Republicans alike have clamored to see the final conclusions from the highly guarded investigation.
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Maybe that's why, over the years, actresses — including, famously, Reese Witherspoon — have clamored to play her.
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We clamored to make our voices heard, both protesting and lobbying negotiators, all to no avail.
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Evacuees clamored to withdraw funds from banks in the area on their way out of town.
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Residents have clamored to local Costco, Publix, and other chain stores to stock up on supplies.
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Back in France, directors who had grown up adoring Ms. Darrieux clamored to work with her.
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Following Comey's firing, Democrats have clamored for an investigation that would be seen as less partisan.
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For years, fans of Stephen King's saga "The Dark Tower" have clamored for a screen adaptation.
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Little wonder, then, that major names have clamored to publicly donate money to combat the outbreak.
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And the more players clamored for it, the more the developers worried about getting the feature right.
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Swift seemed to be the woman of the hour, as many in the audience clamored for selfies.
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The police linked arms, forming a tight perimeter around him, as photographers clamored to get a shot.
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Once sought-after, now dreaded When Trump first took office, staffers clamored to travel on overseas trips.
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Wyden and others have clamored for more information from Homeland Security on the possible surveillance activity. Sens.
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All of the A-listers clamored to get a closer look, many shooting video with their phones.
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But every time funding has been about to run out, Mr. Trump has clamored to spend more.
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The announcement was a disappointment to some Trump allies in Congress who have clamored for the appointment.
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Many people clamored to vote early, fearful that possible disruptions would lead to voting centers closing early.
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Fans clamored for the two to fight, but Cormier and Velasquez had grown as close as brothers.
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Companies have clamored for permission to use drones for activities like land inspections, wedding photography and package deliveries.
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Two and half years after forming Rascal Flatts, fans clamored to see Jay DeMarcus and his bandmates perform.
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But despite its issues, fans still clamored for it, and the reason was its incredible lineup of games.
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Many party strategists and activists have clamored for the 2020 Democratic field — and debate stage — to be culled.
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The iShares 25+ Year Treasury Bond ETF (TLT) jumped 210 percent as investors clamored into bonds for safety.
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But medicine was a crowded field; more than 350 scalpel designs clamored for space on the operating table.
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In 2005, hysteria broke out in line as crowds clamored to purchase Staple's rare $300 Nike Pigeon Dunks.
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Foreign companies have long clamored for access to China, the world's most populous country and second-biggest economy.
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Although the students clamored to buy them at $25.99 a piece, the administration at the school was unhappy.
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The president, who once clamored for an end to the war, has instead overseen an increase in bombing.
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Its original plot was so convoluted that players clamored for the ability to skip the shallow and infrequent cutscenes.
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As world leaders clamored to offer their congratulations to Zelenskiy, one notable name was absent: Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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Pinterest was different and everyone clamored to get their content in front of that huge guaranteed audience of ladies.
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Thankfully, the Fairfax rescuers clamored to the scene 10 minutes after receiving the alert and scooped Angel to safety.
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Some in Congress have long clamored for the Treasury Department to label China a currency manipulator and issue sanctions.
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The giant baklava was presented at a "Gastronomy Summit" in Ankara, where dozens of visitors clamored for a piece.
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New York residents have long clamored for an "I Voted" sticker, because the city hasn't regularly handed them out.
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The decline in imprisonment is a welcome shift for criminal justice reformers, who have long clamored against mass incarceration.
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Short sellers have clamored to "rent" Lyft shares, paying an average of 101.40% borrow fee to bet against it.
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Progressives have also clamored for a climate plan that would produce net-zero emissions by 2030 instead of 2050.
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The recusal gives Democrats — who have clamored for Nunes to step down — a major scalp in the contentious investigation.
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But others, frightened of being stranded in Greece after having made it so far, clamored to hear the pitch.
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After cancer, I've clamored backward to my past self — the one who knew pain, the glaring absence of things.
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At the rally immediately preceding the one where Qutob swooned, dozens of them mobbed O'Rourke and clamored for selfies.
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They called out his name and clamored to get closer, hoping for a high-five or a fist bump.
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But that Union has grown from six to 28 over the past decades because dozens have clamored to join.
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As they clamored for their pieces of the Ottoman Empire, these disparate populations remembered a great deal of history.
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The developers sued, accusing officials of making their project a scapegoat as voters clamored for action after disastrous flooding.
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Women in jeans and leggings — clothing she wouldn't be seen in — clamored to say hello, as did young men.
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Reporters clamored, cameras clicked and video was taken as a little girl ate a clementine on her mother's lap.
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The televangelists, celebrities and gospel music stars who once clamored for a spot on the pulpit next to Long vanished.
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Instead, Beahm's channel came back online in the early hours of Wednesday morning, and people clamored to welcome him back.
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When Jane finished the novel in the third season, fans across social media clamored for the opportunity to read it.
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The hashtag #JadonAndAnias emerged as a trend on social media as people shared their ordeal and clamored for more updates.
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In spite of the four year gap following Preacher's Son, fans still clamored for a followup to his rookie release.
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There's a reason that world is so beloved and why fans have clamored for more of it over the years.
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With rain brought on by El Niño in recent months, some water agencies have clamored for an end to rationing.
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Former staffers said Pruitt's expectations extended into their daily EPA meetings, where employees often clamored to agree with the administrator.
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Digital advertisers have long clamored for solutions that can track customers from their desktop browsers to their phones and back.
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But viewers clamored for more, and so he created the longer, more detailed series of permanent videos now on view.
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As we walked around, I took pictures of the children, who clamored around and squealed to see themselves on camera.
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" Dick asks, to which Lynne replies, "Danced nimbly 'round the kings' hearth thou hath, even whilst clamored I for more.
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Since the debut of the special edition LaFerrari in 19633, car collectors far and wide have clamored to own one.
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Since the report's release, Democrats in Congress have clamored for Mueller to answer questions in televised hearings about his findings.
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When he upset Bernard Tomic in the first round, reporters clamored to hear the tale of his 650-mile journey.
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His campaign rallies were also marked by chants of "Lock her up" as supporters clamored for Trump to jail his opponent.
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"In trials, our fans clamored for the new Cookie Dough Core flavors," flavor guru Craig Koskiniemi said in a press release.
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The main investigations are being conducted by congressional Intelligence Committees, although Democrats have clamored for a special prosecutor or independent committee.
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Technicalities aside, Type to Siri is a feature many have clamored for, and should prove useful across a variety of situations.
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People have clamored for us to have one because I think, as you said, they want us to have collisions, correct?
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Investors clamored for the move after the circuit breakers shut down trading in two sessions during the first week of 2016.
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A number of party members, however, have openly clamored for impeachment, suggesting there is already sufficient evidence to support such proceedings.
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It was such a popular optional minigame in CDPR's 2015 hit that fans clamored for more, even created their own decks.
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Last week, Mr. Corker failed to excite the crowd, speaking for less than three minutes as voters clamored for Mr. Trump.
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Democrats clamored for a Friday vote in order to let the seven senators running for president to get back to Washington.
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Instead, he's relying on the word of his allies in Congress, who've clamored for the documents to be put out there.
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Former ministers clamored to avoid blame for approving the program or being aware of it, and CSIS halted its metadata analysis.
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Reddit users have already clamored to a number of coronavirus-related subreddits, including r/coronavirus, which has more than 600,000 members.
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"Judge Mathis" even called a witness many Republicans have clamored for: Hunter Biden, the son of former Vice President Joe Biden.
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Students and faculty at FIU had long clamored for walkway and were looking forward to its construction, according to FIU News.
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Democrats have clamored for months to convince Trump and Barr to make Mueller's full conclusions available to Congress and the public.
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Conservatives have clamored for months to get rid of the rule, arguing Democrats are abusing the process to block qualified nominees.
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The driver said he could only fit eight people in his bed, but he didn't protest as all 13 clamored in.
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Though some residents clamored for the complex to go private a few years ago, allowing market-rate sales, the status quo prevailed.
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It's been more than 20 years since Full House went off the air and fans have clamored for a reunion ever since.
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But his creation quickly went viral on the internet, and everyone reminiscing about their beloved childhood Game Boy clamored for their own.
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Another hotspot was New York's P.P.O.W booth, where fairgoers clamored to grab $10-$50 works painted in situ by artist Steve Keene.
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On the main street, crowds clamored to taste the new oil, so necessary to good Turkish cooking, and the excitement was palpable.
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Democratic presidential contenders have clamored for labor union endorsements, looking to win support from the groups' leaders and rank-and-file members.
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The fight lead to the formation of his FMW promotion, as sell-out crowds clamored to see rematches between Onita and Aoyagi.
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By then he had won an avid following among viewers and television producers, who clamored to put him back on the air.
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Strapped into bright orange life jackets, we clamored into a speedboat that took us from the mainland quay to the famous beach.
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But it was an opportunity for critics who had long clamored for controls on untrammeled development and renewed their push for change.
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Democrats have clamored for years for Mr. Trump to release his returns, as every other modern presidential nominee had done before him.
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The legislation instructs Mr. Mnuchin to push for a program that supports state and local borrowing, something lawmakers have long clamored for.
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Wall Street had clamored for the Fed to ease financial conditions amid mounting concern about the economic toll of the coronavirus outbreak.
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Palestinians clamored to assume posts in the new body and took pride in establishing institutions despite the obstacles imposed by Israeli rule.
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Designers, too, clamored to get in on a dedicated men's wear week and the access it provided to international buyers and press.
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Kids flooded the inside of the barn, climbed the walls, and hung from its rafters as others clamored over each other below.
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GoPros have shot in 22016K for a few generations now, but athletes and professional users have long clamored for a higher frame rate.
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Angels and VCs clamored for ponies to bet on, hoping to one day ride a unicorn into the "F*ck You-money" sunset.
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"I'm very happy," a beaming Cerutti told Reuters after the match, as fans outside the venue's fence shouted "Alison!" and clamored for pictures.
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Since the launch of the Apple Watch, analysts, users and network carriers have clamored for Apple to untether the device from its smartphone.
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Many viewers had clamored to theaters to see what they believed was authentic found footage of a witch haunting kids in the woods.
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Since then, a number of senators, along with groups representing health providers, patients and others, have clamored for Congress to restore the payments.
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Back in the day, the hard-right clamored for President Bush to veto a spending bill to show that he was fiscally responsible.
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Shapiro disagreed, suggesting the letter was clear and that Brennan's character is a key reason so many former officials clamored to sign on.
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As mentioned on this site, the L's ridership skyrocketed in the aughts, as Manhattanites clamored for cheaper digs and gentrified spaces in Brooklyn.
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Over the past months, as Flynn awaited sentencing, his family and supporters have clamored for political compassion for the fired national security adviser.
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The national party has favored caution in places like Kansas, Montana and South Carolina, while the base has clamored for all-out war.
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Companies with traditional earnings fell out of favor—now, businesses that weren't overcapitalized tech start-ups clamored to position themselves as turnaround stories.
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The verdict should have been enough to prevent the president's impeachment, as scholars of Brazilian constitutional law and Rousseff's defense have repeatedly clamored.
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Since then, other states have legalized sports betting, including New Jersey, whose lawmakers had long clamored for it and passed it last year.
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Monsanto wanted export companies to inspect shipments as they do in neighboring Brazil, but Argentine farmers opposed that system and clamored for government control.
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Democrats, who do not have control of Congress, clamored for probes into Flynn, and asked how much Trump knew about his connections to Russia.
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Monsanto wanted export companies to inspect shipments as they do in neighboring Brazil but Argentine farmers opposed that system and clamored for government control.
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They are up 33 percent this year and hit an all-time high in May as investors clamored into a few big technology stocks.
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According to the Associated Press (AP), workers of the company clamored up the stairs toward the roof in desperate attempts to escape the fire.
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This has been a move that investors, particularly vulture investors who bought in after the two companies entered into their conservatorships, have clamored for.
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As the celebrities wore her slouchy sweaters or her silk camisole dresses, their fans clamored after Ms. Lotan, and swelled her numbers on Instagram.
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Readers clamored for chickpea recipes this year, and this hearty vegetarian pasta dish by Alexa Weibel, an editor at NYT Cooking, did not disappoint.
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Google won't build the iMessage clone that Android fans have clamored for, but it seems to have cajoled the carriers into doing it for them.
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In 2015, the value of fintech deals and the number of investments hit all-time highs as investors clamored to buy into budding start-ups.
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Activists have long clamored for year-round efforts to register, educate and engage Hispanic voters for whom participation is more challenging than the average voter.
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Initially, some local officials, including the Suffolk County executive and Senator Chuck Schumer, Democrat of New York, clamored for the breach to be closed immediately.
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At Skybridge, he excelled at getting wealthy clients into the hottest funds as they clamored for the services of prominent managers such as John Paulson.
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President Donald Trump acknowledged that he spoke to leaders of the group last month, as Democratic lawmakers clamored for new measures that the NRA opposed.
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My mother and grandmother clamored to get a glimpse of a small, older woman wearing kohl eyeliner, a black cape and a wide-brimmed hat.
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I nabbed a bag of my own after waiting in line for just 20 minutes, as customers clamored to get their hands on the bread.
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Lawmakers from both parties on Capitol Hill, as well as a smattering of advocacy groups, have clamored that those responsible for the assault be prosecuted.
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"This was way bigger than I thought it was going to be," he said as fans clamored to jump in the front seat for photos.
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Below them, the people crammed into the storage hold clamored to scoop up buckets of incoming water and pass them above deck to be dumped overboard.
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After Trump opened the door, Brazil, Japan, South Korea, Australia and Europe clamored for special treatment, while Chinese producers called on Beijing to retaliate in kind.
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The Black Armory raid, called Scourge of the Past, invites players to explore a rarely-visited, often-clamored-for destination in Destiny lore: the Last City.
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Democrats had clamored to hear from current and former administration members after new evidence arose following the December House vote to impeach Trump on two articles.
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Dobrik's 420th blog — a play on 4:20, the length all of his videos run — spiked in viewership as dedicated fans clamored to see his return.
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This unintentionally became a great marketing tactic as everyone clamored to get an invitation to Gmail and the concept of a limited public beta was born.
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After Trump opened the door, Brazil, Japan, South Korea, Australia and Europe clamored for special treatment, while Chinese producers called on Beijing to retaliate in kind.
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On International Women's Day, brands like Stacy's Pita Chips and Western Union clamored to position themselves as front row cheerleaders in the fight for gender equality.
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The reason they were there so early and clamored to get in is because a hearing like this in a GOP-controlled Senate is incredibly rare.
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But in the nine years since, fans clamored for more Potter, and apparently no franchise with living fans can be left untouched in today's entertainment world.
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While investors have clamored to get into those areas in the last decade, Arone argues that many of them are taking bigger risks than they realize.
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Republican candidates and campaigns have clamored for that supportive tweet from Mr. Trump, and they often ape the president's advertising style to appeal to his base.
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While members of the Transportation and Infrastructure Committee have long clamored for an extensive infrastructure package, Republican leadership has shown no appetite for pursuing additional legislation.
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For example, he noted that the sector was pushed to the sidelines during the 1990s tech bubble as investors clamored for tech stocks and little else.
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The much anticipated iPhone X went on sale Friday, and Apple fans across the world clamored to get their hands on the 10th anniversary version iPhone.
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Specifically, apps preferred by tweens and teens — like Snapchat, Instagram, YouTube and TikTok — are often clamored for by younger, under-13 kids, and parents often comply.
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Many U.S. lawmakers have clamored for tougher action against Iran after it tested ballistic missiles late last year and for its refusal to release American prisoners.
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As the British Empire prepared to withdraw, in 1947, Muslims were so fearful of Hindu domination that they clamored for a separate state, which became Pakistan.
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Since the fans in Barclays clamored for a rematch Saturday night, Shawn will have another chance—if not against Thurman, then in a similarly significant fight.
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American soldiers clamored to take advantage of the new "go fasters," which were hyped with claims that they prevented injuries and lowered running times by minutes.
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The arrival of the Arndale Centre in 1975 changed all that: business clamored to secure a space in the super-mall, or on nearby Market Street.
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Ever since, its fans have clamored for a screen adaptation of the lighthearted, wry story about an angel and a demon trying to avert a haywire apocalypse.
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Many customers have clamored for queso online, lamenting the chain's lack of melty cheese and even abandoning Chipotle for alternatives like Qdoba, which offers the liquid gold.
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Although lawmakers have clamored for Strzok and former FBI lawyer Lisa Page to testify, neither Strzok nor Page is expected to appear before the committee in June.
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Democrats have clamored for the release of Mueller's full report and underlying evidence to Congress, accusing Barr of bias in the handling of the special counsel's report.
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For over two generations Republican voters clamored for its leadership to get the nation's highest court in basic alignment with the party's conservative agenda; it didn't happen.
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Nunes said earlier this month that he planned to release the documents before the November midterm elections, after Democrats on the committee had clamored for their release.
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This round, investors clamored for the PIK loan allowing banks to move up the commitment deadline to August 9 from August 11 despite Asurion's highly leveraged profile.
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Some Democrats have clamored for an explanation from the department for the "unusual move" of sending the messages to lawmakers and reportedly allowing reporters to view them.
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Even though he once supported allowing people to buy into Medicare at age 55, he suddenly lost interest once his nemeses of the left clamored for it.
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At the same time, clients who were previously complacent about market risks clamored for options to protect against further moves, causing a jump in activity for banks.
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Margaret AtwoodCreditCreditArden Wray for The New York Times TORONTO — Margaret Atwood wasn't sure she had a "Handmaid's Tale" sequel in her, even as fans clamored for one.
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People clamored and pressed, but once you'd made it through the thick knot of human you were at the table faced with a laptop that feels immediately familiar.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Democrats clamored for the speedy release of U.S. Special Counsel Robert Mueller's findings of his probe into whether President Donald Trump's 2016 campaign colluded with Russia.
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As the name was uttered, flashbulbs went off and journalists clamored around a rotund face: That of Mathias Énard, who had just won for his magnum opus, Compass.
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Democrats clamored for Nunes's recusal, arguing that he had acted under pressure from the White House to substantiate the president's apocryphal claim that former President Obama "wiretapped" him.
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On top of insisting that the nation needed tax cuts that could total $2.1 trillion over the next decade, the Republicans clamored for large increases in military spending.
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In the aftermath of the French, American and Industrial Revolutions, a newly rich clientele clamored for the ultimate drawing room accessory to emphasize their entry into high society.
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As the novel coronavirus spreads throughout the US, people have clamored for now sold-out or up-charged masks of all types in an effort to protect themselves.
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For months, Mr. Trump and some of his most fervent congressional supporters have clamored for the material's release against the protests of the intelligence and law enforcement communities.
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Amid patriotic fervor in the lead-up to the IPO, Saudis had clamored to own part of the kingdom's "crown jewel", with more than 5 million retail subscribers.
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For those who have long clamored for a return of bipartisanship in Washington for the sake of the nation, the recent budget deal seems like a welcome news.
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Rumors abounded that Rage Against the Machine was reforming to right wrongs and fight during a bizarre election year, but the reunion that Rage fans clamored for remains unfulfilled.
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So when the time came, people from U.S., Australia, Poland, Germany, and France all clamored to help raise the US$700 that we needed to pay for the trip.
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The studio is finally giving fans what they've clamored for since Hugh Jackman first played the X-Men's marquee mutant nearly 17 years ago: an R-rated Wolverine movie.
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For decades, fans have clamored on about how DiCaprio's Jack could've fit on the large floating door with Kate Winslet's Rose instead of dying in the freezing cold water.
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Democrats have long clamored for the release of the tax returns, suspecting they could provide evidence that Trump has business ties to Russia or other conflicts of interest abroad.
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Over the past several years, representatives at the state and national level from across the political spectrum have clamored to increase financial access to and enrollment in postsecondary education.
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So for a month, I have clamored about my boat, knocking over my DemerBox DB2 both accidentally and on purpose (all for you) at least a half-dozen times.
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The 2.0 version of Android Wear that Google released in early 2017, for example, let users make and receive calls directly from their watches — a much-clamored for feature.
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" Republicans have long clamored to investigate the origins of the FBI's probe into election meddling and the Trump campaign, which the president has repeatedly blasted as a "witch hunt.
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House Republicans have clamored for the release of the document, saying it contains evidence of bias against Trump in the ongoing investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election.
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It would be, in short, the "pivot" that so many conservatives in Washington have clamored for and hopefully anticipated since it became clear Trump would be the GOP nominee.
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Women clamored for Chanel products (or inexpensive imitations of them) not just for their sleek looks, but because those products seemed to grant entry into the designer's enviable world.
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Democrats have clamored for Mr. Trump's returns since he burst onto the political stage, convinced they will show that he has distorted his assets and potentially defrauded the government.
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Last December, staffers in New York packed 101,316 children's meals, while others visited an art center or a pediatric hospital in Hackensack, N.J. Millennials, in particular, clamored for more.
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But it is evangelical Christians - who have become increasingly more engaged in the political process in the past 25 years - who have clamored the most loudly for the change.
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The crowd, about 9,000 people wearing "Make America Great Again" hats and T-shirts printed with slogans like "God, Guns, Trump," ate it all up and clamored for more.
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Some of the Vermont senator's prominent online supporters have clamored for Ms. Warren to get behind his campaign, given how closely the two politicians are aligned on policy matters.
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"King Abraham has issued a proclamation appointing the last Thursday in November as a day of Thanksgiving and prayer in Yankeedom," South Carolina's Charleston Courier clamored on Oct. 28503.
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Little Women was first published in two volumes, and after the first volume came out in 1868, droves of letters descended on Alcott as her fans clamored for more.
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Miller's odious legislative accomplishments notwithstanding, many of the same users who'd clamored for Twitter to enforce its rules bristled when the enforcement seemed to benefit the someone they disagreed with.
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About 25,203 educators went on strike with many of the same demands that teachers across the country have clamored for: smaller class sizes, higher raises and more money for schools.
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For years Mets fans have clamored for a sale, frustrated that the team plays in the country's largest market yet often has a payroll more befitting a mid-market club.
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I met Brinkley for the first time over a ping-pong game on a highly saturated cruise deck while others clamored off the boat at our first port in Mexico.
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Of course, its most famous feature is that it will have a 4-inch screen, which many Apple fans have clamored for since the iPhone 6 was announced in 2014.
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Bad Gal RiRi debuted her latest Stunna lip paint shades during New York Fashion Week in September, months before we mere mortals clamored to add the product to our stashes.
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Ryan's comments on Fox Business News came as conservatives and other critics of the bill, which would repeal and replace key parts of the Affordable Care Act, clamored for changes.
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Conservatives on the House Judiciary Committee clamored Wednesday for the impeachment of IRS Commissioner John Koskinen as the panel's chairman zeroed in on the agency's preservation of email records. Rep.
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Vox — nationalism at its purest — has clamored for the strongest possible repression of those seeking independence, and, more generally, for an end to federalism and a return to Castilian centralism.
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Libya, Nigeria, Iraq and Iran have clamored to be exempt from any reduction as they recover market share lost to civil unrest and, in the case of Tehran, international sanctions.
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House Democrats, meanwhile, have clamored for the full release of Mueller's report to Congress — absent any redactions — and have signaled displeasure with Barr's plans to redact portions of the report.
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Meanwhile, Democrats have accused Barr of bias in his initial account of Mueller's findings and clamored for the release of Mueller's full report as well as the evidence underlying it.
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Boston fans and media alike clamored for a trade, and it was probably only his exceptional outfield defense, and the Sox's dearth of options in that department, that saved him.
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By late 2001 Argentina's economy was crumbling and Argentines clamored for the president to quit and staged a run on banks as they tried to obtain safe-haven U.S. dollars.
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And Mr. Trump is handing Republicans and their base voters what they have clamored for since the Affordable Care Act became law in 2010 — a powerful force to reverse course.
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Charmed by his responses on Twitter, hundreds of Australians have clamored for him to visit their country, and some donated to a crowdfunding page to buy him a plane ticket.
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Though the audits occurred before Mr. Koskinen came aboard, Republicans clamored for him to be impeached, an action not taken against an administration official besides the president since the 1870s.
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When he dropped out, Tom Steyer, Senator Elizabeth Warren and Senator Bernie Sanders each clamored for the mantle of 'climate candidate' with a series of increasingly ambitious calls for action.
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The advent of social media, he said, also started to change the way shoppers interacted with mall Santas as more young parents clamored to get the perfect shot for Instagram.
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Tesla has said its electric truck will save owners money over diesel trucks over time, but skeptics so far have expressed doubts and have clamored for more data and validation.
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He also was accused of looting another drug company he founded, Retrophin, out of stock and cash for the purposes of repaying those investors when they clamored for their money.
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Democrats have clamored to hear from the former national security adviser because of his intimate knowledge of Trump's dealings with Ukraine, the focal point of the impeachment articles against him.
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Because Whedon's version altered so much of Snyder's vision, fans have clamored to see the director's cut of "Justice League," believing it to be the purest version of the film.
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That picture captured throngs of bearded crewmen raising a toast to the occasion as they clamored around the two engines, Central Pacific's No. 60 Jupiter and Union Pacific's No. 119.
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It is also notable that the announcement was joined by Warner, as Democrats have clamored for a bipartisan look into what role, if any, Russia may have played in the election.
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It's a symbolic entry — landing near Silicon Valley — as well as a commercial one: The city is full of tech companies and techies that have also clamored for super fast Internet.
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The picture captures throngs of bearded crewmen toasting the occasion with bottles of whiskey as they clamored around the two engines, Central Pacific's No. 60 Jupiter and Union Pacific's No. 119.
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In the face of an unfettered humanitarian crisis and rapid slide into dictatorship, now is the time for the "regional response" Venezuelans have long clamored for to get some additional teeth.
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" After zoo officials killed Harambe to save the boy ... many blamed Gregg and clamored for her to face criminal charges, but Deters said, "There's nothing that the mother could have done.
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Charmed by his responses on Twitter, hundreds, if not thousands, of Australians have clamored for him to visit, and some donated to a crowdfunding page to buy him a plane ticket.
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When he showed up to speak for an assembly candidate running in the South Bay of Los Angeles, Democrats clamored outside his bus, waiting to catch a view or a photograph.
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Regardless of what the CDC decides, its messaging has backfired: As health care workers have clamored for masks, it's become harder to tell the public that masks wouldn't benefit everyone else.
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The appetite from investors for Jacobs' new offering might be a signal into the broader health of the industry — traditionally, people have clamored to get into well-pedigreed funds like this.
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They had clamored for higher increases they said were necessary to offset changes to the state law and to cover higher costs in fuel, property taxes and maintenance of aging buildings.
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I mean, this is the most obvious update out there — even Kim Kardashian has clamored for it in the past — so I almost feel bad even wasting your time by including it.
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Science needed to 'guide us' In recent years, many scientific researchers and professional organizations, such as the American Medical Association and the American Psychological Association, clamored for more study of gun violence.
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West, harking back to a golden era of horse racing when War Admiral and Seabiscuit ruled opposite coasts and fans clamored for a meeting to settle the score once and for all.
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Graffiti artists, including the British artist Banksy, clamored for the site's preservation, while New Yorkers lamented the sacrifice of another cultural artifact on the altar of the city's real-estate development machine.
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And what would you say to the little boys who clamored for "Diamond Select Toys Series 49: Marvel Minimates — Iron Man 3: Aldrich Killian and Tony Stark Action Figure" at Christmas 2013?
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When editors clamored for more, she raided her cabinets and turned her earlier field work into a book called "Mules and Men," which returns to the storytellers and singers of her childhood.
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TOKYO — For nearly three decades, millions of Japanese have clamored for their every album, lined up with breathless anticipation for their concerts and gathered on Monday nights for their hit television show.
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The lines snaking around the block outside the Supreme store recall the lines of young women who once clamored to buy a $5 heart-shaped compact because it was Marc Jacobs-branded.
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It was one of multiple new client relationships Mr. Cohen lined up at the dawn of the new presidency, as corporations clamored for insights into the unfamiliar terrain of Mr. Trump's Washington.
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Peru has seen tremendous, albeit unequal, growth in the last decade, and many in the nation of more than 30 million have clamored to make it into the nation's expanding middle class.
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To meet the continually expanding 21st century threats of violent criminality and terrorism, police departments across the nation have long clamored for additional protective gear and better platforms for necessary force usage.
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Now that the Supreme Court has found Missouri's amendment unconstitutional, other states may overturn their own limits on private religious organizations—including schools, which have long clamored for taxpayer cash—receiving public funds.
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It's the tale of the team that clamored to finish the first iPhone by its shipping deadline, despite software bugs and hardware hurdles that threatened to keep the vision from becoming a reality.
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Since California first got its hands dirty with self-driving car legislation back in 2012, other states have clamored to make their highways more attractive for the cash-rich tech and automotive industries.
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"Costumes were shown as the couture clients clamored for clothes," said Amy Spindler, the New York Times fashion critic, of Galliano's Dior outing, underlining a general critique of the Dior clothes as pantomime.
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To the Editor: Supporters of Donald Trump on campuses have long clamored against political correctness, which is often nothing more than respect for the humanity of those who look, act or think differently.
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But later, as plots and characters turned increasingly lurid (especially at EC, a Marvel competitor that published titles like Tales From the Crypt and The Vault of Horror), many adults clamored for censorship.
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Now the progressives who have long clamored for Mr. Trump's removal and the moderates who stubbornly resisted it have come together around the idea that it is time to pursue an impeachment inquiry.
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"We are starting a new movement here in East Africa: a fusion of Spanish and Swahili music," said Romantico, sitting outside a Nairobi taqueria where Kenyan employees clamored to take selfies with him.
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On social media, Facebook now allows users to write in their own gender identity on profiles and also provides more than 50 predetermined options, after users and LGBTQ allies clamored for more choices.
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One can't help wonder: If, hypothetically, a woman in the president's inner circle had come forward and claimed abuse, would he have dismissed her pain and clamored for due process for the accused?
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The slumping sales may also be partly attributed to the shift away from traditional toys toward electronics and games in recent years, as many parents and children have clamored for less gender-specific toys.
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Citing an inaccurate Vice News article, conservatives have clamored for GOP lawmakers to excoriate Twitter publicly for "shadowbanning" (or purposely suppressing) right-leaning voices, something the company has repeatedly said it does not do.
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For instance, Yi was the first to make an action camera that shoots 222K footage at 21 frames per second, something professional GoPro users have clamored for since the Hero 243 cameras were released.
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Blocks away from the hotel where the meeting was held, protesters clamored for wage increases in line with inflation, which was 40 percent last year and expected to be about 20 percent in 2017.
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Republicans on Capitol Hill have clamored for Rosenstein's testimony after the New York Times reported last year that he had discussed secretly recording Trump and invoking the 25th amendment to expel him from office.
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Source: CNBC As a result, Goldman's hedge fund and asset management clients clamored for VIX exposure on the chance it would climb further, and the New York-based bank's positions were suddenly highly profitable.
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"The West Wing" is a political drama about the day-to-day at the White House, but fans clamored over the Josh and Donna relationship for seven seasons thanks to their whip-smart banter.
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Another Russian radio station, Kommersant FM, reported that some passengers had slowed the evacuation by insisting on retrieving their hand luggage from overhead, even as those behind them clamored to exit the burning plane.
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Fans were charmed by its old-fashioned touches, modern amenities and downtown location, and other teams clamored for their own versions to replace the circular, multipurpose facilities that rose in the 1960s and '70s.
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Bergh noted that Levi's jeans had been a symbol of American culture for more than a century, and young people behind the iron curtain clamored for them after the Berlin Wall fell in 1989.
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But if Bioware doesn't want to explore deconstructing video game storytelling with Mass Effect, then they have to ensure that Andromeda has the more traditional, triumphant story that outraged fans clamored for after 3.
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The town of 229,236, about 21 miles from Greenville, was abuzz as people clamored to learn more about the winner, but in South Carolina, the person who hit the jackpot can opt to remain anonymous.
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Fans have clamored for a taste of the music Peep left behind after his death, but it doesn't feel right that we should have to experience it colored by a song that probably shouldn't exist.
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Traders clamored into safe havens such as gold and U.S. Treasurys, but many simply did not know what they would do when trading opened Wednesday, because of the uncertainty about the New York businessman's policies.
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To attack Fallujah instead appeared to reflect a deference to Shiite militias that clamored for revenge after suicide bombings targeting Shiite civilians killed more than a hundred in the past month in and around Baghdad.
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The town of 22,000, about 14 miles from Greenville, was abuzz as people clamored to learn more about the winner, but in South Carolina, the person who hit the jackpot can opt to remain anonymous.
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The "Shark Tank" investors, including guest judge, Alex Rodriguez, all clamored for a piece of the business, which sells insulated bottles that are an upscale version of plastic cups used to mix up protein shakes.
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Lawmakers on Capitol Hill have clamored for more information about the breach, including why it took the company so long to disclose the breach when the activity was first detected at the end of July.
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Clattenburg certainly knows that, as fans have clamored over the disappearance of his bald spot and clucked when he eschewed the typical postgame departure with his colleagues so he could make an Ed Sheeran concert.
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WASHINGTON — For years, conservative activists have clamored for the ouster of John A. Koskinen, the Internal Revenue Service commissioner, who became a boogeyman for the right amid accusations that the agency was unfairly targeting Republicans.
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But as the coronavirus spread in Washington State and California, and has cropped up in the Northeast and Florida, state and federal lawmakers have clamored for expedited tests and the authority to conduct their own.
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Democrats and prominent tech critics have clamored to force Facebook's hand, claiming the company enables — and profits off of — political disinformation when it does not take action against high-profile instances of falsehoods in advertisements.
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Many U.S. lawmakers have clamored for a strong U.S. response to the crisis and criticized government leader Aung San Suu Kyi, a Nobel peace laureate once hugely popular in Washington, for failing to do more.
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Mr. Zelensky has armed Ukraine's existing anti-corruption bodies with more power and more independence, and he has overseen the opening of an anticorruption court, something for which Ukrainians have clamored since their 2014 revolution.
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Democrats have clamored for the conclusions to be made available to the public, while Trump's conservative allies have sought to get out ahead of any potentially damaging revelations that may stem from the Mueller report.
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For generations, MBAs from the world's top business schools have clamored to work there, helping make it a professional incubator of sorts that has spun off alums into leadership positions in politics, VC and industry.
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Democrats clamored for a special counsel to take over the Russia inquiry, and they believe they helped influence Mr. Rosenstein's decision by successfully pressing for his closed-door appearance before the full Senate on Thursday.
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All five "Shark Tank" investors, including guest judge, Alex Rodriguez, clamored for a piece of the business, which sells insulated bottles that are an upscale version of plastic cups used to mix up protein shakes.
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But Thomas made clear that it was time for the court to address abortion, as red and blue states have clamored to codify abortion on their terms in anticipation of a possible reckoning with Roe v.
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A rush of fund outflows from the U.K. has spurred several property funds -- including those run by Standard Life, Aviva, M&G, Columbia Threadneedle and Henderson -- to suspend redemptions as investors clamored to yank their money.
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It was the center of critical and popular attention for many months, and on top of providing much-clamored-for representation, it did some of the work of setting the bar for these stories going forward.
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The former army captain vowed last year to crack down on crime and ease access to guns, rolling back decades of arms control efforts as many Brazilians clamored for a dramatic response to rising violent crime.
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The Trump administration is reportedly working on some new regulations that would help insurers attract a healthier mix of people — some of the exact changes that insurers have clamored for but never got under President Obama.
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GOP grills IRS chief on impeachment: Conservatives on the House Judiciary Committee clamored Wednesday for the impeachment of IRS Commissioner John Koskinen as the panel's chairman zeroed in on the agency's preservation of email records. Rep.
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Investors clamored into the safety of U.S. government bonds, sending the 553-year Treasury bond yield below 2% for the first time ever and the 10-year Treasury note yield below 1.5%, a three-year low.
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But investors clamored for a piece of Snap anyway, hoping it would be a tech growth story like Apple, Facebook or Netflix, and bid up its shares by 44 percent on the first day of trading.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump signed legislation on Thursday aimed at cutting off federal funding to Planned Parenthood and other groups that perform abortions, a move cheered by conservatives who have clamored to impose curbs on reproductive rights.
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As global bond yields remain low, investors clamored for China's biggest ever international sovereign bond sale on Tuesday, with orders for the $22018 billion raise reaching 27.8 times the issuance, according to China's Ministry of Finance.
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Monday's move by the White House pleased House Republicans, who have clamored for the documents' release, but it also triggered criticism in the national security community, given that removing key redactions could compromise sources and methods.
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A powerful earthquake measuring 6.0 magnitude struck off Ecuador's disaster-stricken coast on Thursday, as survivors of an earlier deadly quake that killed 587 people clamored for food, water and medicine in parts of the disaster zone.
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The 8-year-old actor was the hottest star at the Oscar nominees luncheon in Beverly Hills on Monday, as a who's who of the recognized stars clamored for a photo opp with the pint-sized cutie.
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" In a paragraph about "the electorate's increasing individualism," for example, he describes how in 1864 "French workers clamored for working-class candidates who would advance their particular interests rather than those of the public as a whole.
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By combining these traditions, she hit a narrative sweet spot that viewers have clamored for ever since: realistically drawn characters struggling to survive in a world no nobler or wiser than ours, and even more endlessly chaotic.
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Swift's squad of waifs immediately clamored to her defense on social media, but the songstress's PR folks seem to have forgotten one of the first rules of show business: The Kardashians are all about that long game.
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Ms. Conley is an effusive Southern belle with celebrity-level charisma, and at the party before the premiere, as she sashayed through the crowd in a strapless, black-and-white Marchesa dress, people clamored to meet her.
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And yet, since President Trump's 26 election, many in our nation have clamored for impeachment -- which would essentially be a leftist political coup, something we just do not see in a democratic republic in the developed world.
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The attorney general's move is a boon to Trump allies who've clamored for nearly two years that the Russia investigation was a "witch hunt" controlled by political partisans who abused government surveillance tools to stop Trump's election.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Top officials from President Donald Trump's administration will brief the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives about Iran on Tuesday afternoon, congressional aides said, after lawmakers clamored for more information about tension between the two countries.
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"You clamored when 50,000 refugees came to Kapikule, and started wondering what would happen if the border gates were opened," Erdogan said in a speech in Istanbul, referring to a Bulgarian border checkpoint where migrants massed last year.
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The issue clamored into the spotlight earlier this year when Facebook declined to take down a user-posted video of Pelosi that was slowed down and edited to make it appear as though she was sick or drunk.
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"I am frustrated by my own government," said Ben-Dror Yemini, a columnist for the newspaper Yediot Ahronot who has clamored for Israel to offer a broad package of economic aid to Gaza in return for its demilitarization.
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I can tell you only my experience, which was we started with four- to five-minute videos, and our audience clamored immediately, like I'm talking about 10,000 fans posting on Instagram saying, "Make the episodes longer," tagging us.
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The support of the two libertarian-leaning senators, who have long clamored for Congress to rein in presidential war powers, means that Democrats, who control 47 votes, are in striking distance of the majority needed to pass it.
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In chaotic scenes, furious pro-democracy lawmakers twice forced Hong Kong's leader to stop delivering a speech laying out her policy objectives and then clamored for her to resign after she walked out of the legislature on Wednesday.
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I had no intention of writing any more, but children clamored for more stories; and Harpers insisted, so I have gone on, from one book to the next, until I have completed the long-hand copy of the seventh.
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The practice dates back to the medieval times, when tradespeople clamored to earn the royal seal of approval as a way of signaling to the public that their goods and services were — literally — fit for a king or queen.
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Several justices on the top court have publicly clamored in recent weeks to revisit that ruling and overturn it, a move critics say would be a massive blow against Brazil's unprecedented anti-corruption efforts of the last four years.
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"I have not had an opportunity to have that discussion," said Spicer on Friday, as the media clamored for information on the day's most talked-about topic: climate change, and Donald Trump's decision to withdraw from the Paris Accord.
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That so rattled Mr. Netanyahu that he clamored for a special law to be enacted requiring a party leader to be chosen to form the next government, rather than the lawmaker with the best chance to form a coalition.
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The shootings on the square became a searing moment in Ukraine's post-Communist history, and families of the victims and Ukrainian nationalists had clamored for years for court convictions that would also become indictments of Russia's influence in Ukraine.
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Many fans have clamored for a movie, or set of movies, based on the popular 2003 video game "Knights of the Old Republic," which explores the Star Wars' universe more than 3,000 years before the events of the films.
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While Republicans have clamored for the whistleblower's public testimony, arguing that most of what the complaint contained is hearsay, nearly every accusation in the complaint has been independently confirmed over weeks of closed-door testimony from Trump administration officials.
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I would have been embarrassed to have had even a glancing acquaintance witness how readily I bought into the "Walking Dead" scenario, how much I clamored to be the one to take charge of saving us from death by fake zombie.
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Here's a look back at three other government reports on US presidents which people clamored for: Report: The Starr report What it was: A four-year, $40 million investigation of the Whitewater real estate deal and Clinton's affair with Lewinsky.
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For those looking for protection from pregnancy and STIs, there's the HEX condom, developed by luxury sex toy company LELO after its customers clamored for a condom that felt just as good against the skin as its silky-soft vibrators.
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Ahead of Mr. Trump's first appearance at the breakfast last year, some of the people said, foreign politicians clamored for tickets, with some offering to pay steep fees to get into the event and the myriad gatherings on its sidelines.
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SYDNEY, Australia — Australians welcomed Prince Harry and his wife, Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, to Sydney on Tuesday, and clamored for a glimpse of the newly married couple, who a day earlier announced they were expecting the royal family's newest addition.
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Days after a total curfew went into effect, people clamored to receive bread distributions from government trucks, the emergency hotline went offline after it apparently became overloaded with phone calls, and some reported they had nothing at home to eat.
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This mythos was burnished and expanded by Mr. Trump's years on "The Apprentice," where he played the role of an all-powerful, all-knowing business god who could make or break the fortunes of those who clamored for his favor.
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When it came to discussing why former President Bill Clinton was impeached for perjury but Trump isn't being held to that standard, Hostin brought out the receipts — she clamored him for everything from paying off Stormy Daniels to the Ukraine scandal.
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The result is that Democrats appear ready to call the bluff of the White House and Republicans, who have clamored for a vote to authorize the impeachment process but are now staunchly opposed to the Democrats' resolution laying out rules to govern it.
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Democrats had clamored for Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein to appoint a special prosecutor in the wake of reports that fired FBI Director James Comey penned a memo documenting a request from Trump that he "let go" of the investigation into Flynn.
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While comic readers have waited a long time to see hard-edged heroes in R-rated movies, they have also clamored for Fox-controlled characters like Wolverine and the Human Torch to appear on screen alongside Marvel Studios' Captain America and Hulk.
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BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Argentina's government laid out its most in-depth economic road map on Friday, a key step in debt talks after creditors clamored for more detailed information about the country's plans as both sides look to strike a restructuring deal.
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Yet, at a guess, it was not on the basis of Olivier Rousteing's glittering glad rags that thousands clamored for tickets to last week's Balmain men's wear show, held on the long night of the summer solstice in the Jardin des Plantes.
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The whole "forgive me, I'm a liberal" thing won't protect him now, but it was part of his carapace for decades, during which time everyone who mattered clamored for his friendship and fund-raising prowess despite all the stories there to hear.
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ALBANY — For years, many Westchester County residents and elected officials clamored for the Indian Point nuclear power plant to be shut down, citing what they said was the untenable risk it posed in an area as populated as greater New York City.
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But outside the occasional loosie—2011's cocky throwback "Da Mob" or sardonic obscurity "Handsome"—Hus seemed to play the margins, holding on to rumored vaults' worth of music but not actively pursuing any kind of career, even as fans clamored for more.
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It was a huge letdown from the makers of Halo, as its crowning achievement of the early Xbox era was making the shooter genre feel as expansive and bold as Star Wars, with a story campaign you clamored to play instead of doing so begrudgingly.
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Journalists, developers, and media types all clamored to catch a glimpse of "Creating Value for News Publishers and Readers on Facebook"—value that has become the most coveted asset in the news business as Facebook becomes a primary way the public finds and shares news.
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Hasbro's Star Wars line has been in for some rough attention recently as fans clamored for, and then struggled to find, toys based on Rey after The Force Awakens came out, citing the company's long struggle with female characters in its Star Wars toys.
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Update: Strathberry, the label behind Meghan Markle's sell-out bag, is so appreciative of everyone who clamored to get their hands on her Tri-Color Midi tote that it's auctioning off the very last piece beginning Tuesday, through Sunday, December 17 at 3 p.m.
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So as fans clamored for Nick Swisher or Aaron Judge or Rob Refsnyder — or anyone — to be recalled from the minors and inserted into the lineup, and as the Yankees sank further in the American League East, McCann displayed a been-around-the-block demeanor.
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But the narrative attributed to Bradley, who could face the death penalty if convicted, was at odds with authorities' accounts of a small fleet of SUVs waiting in the Walmart lot to carry away some of the immigrants who clamored out of the truck.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman General Joseph Dunford and Acting Secretary of Defense Patrick Shanahan held the briefing after lawmakers, including Trump's fellow Republicans as well as Democrats, clamored for weeks for more information about escalating tensions with Iran.
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Players were bothered and spectators clamored for shade and mist-spraying fans in searing heat earlier Friday, and organizers were on the verge of enforcing the tournament's extreme heat policy before temperatures dropped significantly after peaking at 40 Celsius (104 F) around 2 p.m.
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But when it was adapted into a Broadway musical in 2006, the only riots that occurred were the ones at the stage door, where fans clamored to meet the show's glamorous young cast (including Glee's Lea Michele, Hamilton's Jonathan Groff, and The Newsroom's John Gallagher Jr.).
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Progressive Senators courted Ocasio-Cortez's endorsement for monthsWhile former presidents and House Speakers typically don't weigh in to take sides in partisan primaries, a number of senators running for president clamored for the opportunity to collaborate with Ocasio-Cortez on legislation to bolster their credentials among progressives.
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"The damage to the community of Fort McMurray is extensive and the city is not safe for residents," said Alberta Premier Rachel Notley in a press briefing late Thursday, as those stranded in camps and on the roadside to the north of the city clamored for answers.
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Amid a rapid devaluation of the Lebanese pound, shortages of imports, a slow-motion bank run and thousands of layoffs, the decision is likely to appease protesters who have clamored for the government to prioritize domestic concerns over repaying the Eurobond, as the debt is known.
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Sanders's run revealed a large and vocal group within the Democratic Party that wants to dramatically transform Obamacare rather than merely tweak it, and several Democratic senators say that their constituents have overwhelmingly clamored for Medicare-for-all in town halls at home since President Donald Trump's election.
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Attorney General William Barr has said the version of the report released this week will be partly redacted, although Democrats have clamored for the right to not only read the full, unedited report but also to examine the evidence that special counsel Robert Mueller used to draft the document.
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At a convention this week aimed at rebuilding the party as an effective opposition to the Temer government, members waving red flags and chanting "Lula for President" clamored for him to run again next year, or earlier if the embattled Temer is ousted by one of Brazil's top courts.
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Reddit users have long clamored for a better way to search the site's wealth of information, nearly all of which is user-generated and difficult to parse after it's been organized by Reddit's algorithms and largely replaced by a new wave of images, text posts, videos, and links.
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On Tuesday, at a meeting at an oceanside hotel here, Larry Probst, chairman of the United States Olympic Committee, raised his hand in support of the I.O.C.'s decision, revealing the widening gulf between Olympic leaders and the athletes and antidoping officials who have clamored for a stronger response.
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Lawmakers, whose last pay increase was in 1998, have long clamored for another, citing inflation, the rising cost of living — especially for those who live in New York City — and the year-round duties of their job, even though the legislative session in Albany runs only January through June.
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Last year, when global recession chatter was increasing during the U.S.-China trade war, investors clamored for the safety of United States Treasuries, which had the added allure of offering much higher yields than the negative rates paid on government bonds issued by Japan and many European economies.
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Last year, when global recession chatter was increasing during the U.S.-China trade war, investors clamored for the safety of United States Treasuries, which had the added allure of offering much higher yields than the negative rates paid on government bonds issued by Japan and many European economies.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump clamored for the speedy release of emails hacked from Democrats during the 2016 election campaign, and a top Trump aide promoted the idea that Ukraine, rather than Russia, was behind the cyber attack, documents from special counsel Robert Mueller's probe showed on Saturday.
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The company also managed to attract a preposterously large sum of capital from investors ($6 million, to be precise) while marketing itself to a very specific segment of American society—the kind who clamored for a $178 Wi-Fi-enabled touchscreen bottle sleeve that came with four aluminum wine cartridges.
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Islanders fans have clamored for years for Tonelli to be recognized alongside his former teammates, and the ice between him and the team began to thaw in recent years as the majority owners Jon Ledecky and Scott Malkin focused on reuniting alumni ahead of the franchise's move into a new arena.
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After all, she and Bernanke clamored for years for Congress to get more proactive with fiscal policy — investments in the economy that would boost lagging production, raise the standard of living and take the heat off central bankers — and there's now a much friendlier climate to that way of thinking.
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Kid and grown-up fans alike clamored for the board game during the hectic sales period, but if you weren't one of them, we have good news: The Frozen II edition of Monopoly is currently on sale at Amazon for 25 percent off, meaning you can grab it for just $15.
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Big black SUVs would arrive to pick us up for shoots and appearances; she had dressing rooms with her name on the door; brands clamored to send her products like cashmere dog toys from Barneys, $1,000 dog beds from Jonathan Adler, and quilted barn jackets from Canine Styles (a lifestyle brand for dogs).
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In Europe, where NATO's easternmost members, particularly Poland and the Baltic States, have clamored for permanent deployment of Allied troops to deter Russian meddling, Germany looks set to take command of a brigade in Lithuania, joining Britain and the United States in leading the effort to marshal a robust presence on Russia's borders.
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Star Wars fans clamored for years to get official re-releases of the original cuts of the movie, but when they finally saw the light of day as DVD features in 2006 they looked shoddy against the Special Editions, having been sourced from non-anamorphic video captured from LaserDiscs released in the early 1990s.
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The highlights — or lowlights, as the case may be — include: unraveling Dodd-Frank rules designed to protect the American people from a repeat of the Great Recession; repealing a host of EPA regulations designed to fight climate change and protect our air and water; and repealing Internet privacy protections that Big Telecom clamored for.
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Salesforce shares have zoomed higher since pricing at $11 in its initial public offering to around $71 now, as investors clamored to own a piece of one of the first companies to successfully convince big enterprises to rent out software that is stored in the cloud, rather than own it and run it themselves.
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It also set up a collision course with some House Republicans, who have clamored for sweeping changes to the surveillance program in the wake of the Justice Department inspector general report in December that criticized the FBI for a series of errors as they sought to wiretap Carter Page, a former Trump campaign adviser.
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It's why, even as U.S. tanks and infantry rolled into southern Iraq in spring 2003, Americans joked that the war should have been called "Operation Iraqi Liberation," or OIL; it's why we clamored to know the closed-door energy allegiances and outside compensation schemes of Vice President Dick Cheney, the war cheerleader and former Halliburton CEO.
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Goliath story in the Louisiana capital, where a grass-roots coalition of black and white churches, activists and ordinary citizens have successfully clamored to democratize a system that used to dole out billions in property-tax breaks without giving the local school boards, city councils and other government entities that depend on those taxes any say in the matter.
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Hasbro&aposs New Star Wars Toys Feature Some Amazing Female HeroesHasbro's Star Wars line has been in for some rough attention recently as fans clamored for, and…Read more ReadMonopoly Ultimate Banking EditionThe ultimate goal of Monopoly isn't to secure and then build hotels on Park Plane and Boardwalk, it's to find a way to cheat your fellow players into bankruptcy.
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Public health officials and health care providers have clamored to get enough tests following a botched rollout of testing kits by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention — and a delay by the Food and Drug Administration in allowing independent labs to develop their own test — that led to weeks of delays in detecting the spread of the virus in the country.
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Committee Chairman Devin NunesDevin Gerald NunesJuan Williams: Trump, his allies and the betrayal of America Trump expected to nominate Texas GOP lawmaker to replace Dan Coats: report House Republicans claim victory after Mueller hearings MORE (R-Calif.) signaled earlier this month that he was in favor of releasing the transcripts, after Democrats on the committee had clamored for months for their release.
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Barr has appointed a U.S. attorney in Connecticut with the responsibility of examining the origins of the FBI's investigation into the Trump campaign, a move long clamored for by President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE and his conservative allies.
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Ron WydenRonald (Ron) Lee WydenWyden blasts FEC Republicans for blocking probe into NRA over possible Russia donations Wyden calls for end to political ad targeting on Facebook, Google Ex-CIA chief worries campaigns falling short on cybersecurity MORE (D-Ore.), who has clamored for more restrictions on digital device searches, described the new restrictions as an improvement but reiterated that a warrant should be required for searches on devices belonging to U.S. citizens.
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If that tension is something the designers aimed to transmit to the privileged consumers who have clamored for Valentino in recent years, it remains to be seen whether the man who eagerly adds himself to a waiting list for $640 camouflage sneakers, a $1,800 camouflage tote bag or some other stratospherically priced couture camouflage item will have the wit, the patience or the desire to indulge the designers as they subtly dismantle the label's now-familiar codes.
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Kate Erbland, IndieWire Still, fans of the Disney feature have long clamored for a sequel to the musical charmer, if only to spend more time with a cadre of cute characters (including, of all things, a hammy reindeer and Josh Gad as a sentient snowman who has zero right to be as cute as he is) inside an inventive new world.... Perhaps they should have been careful what they wished for, if only because it's about to be upended by a fresh new story.
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Ron WydenRonald (Ron) Lee WydenWyden blasts FEC Republicans for blocking probe into NRA over possible Russia donations Wyden calls for end to political ad targeting on Facebook, Google Ex-CIA chief worries campaigns falling short on cybersecurity MORE (D-Ore.) and Rand PaulRandal (Rand) Howard PaulGraham promises ObamaCare repeal if Trump, Republicans win in 21625 Conservatives buck Trump over worries of 'socialist' drug pricing Rand Paul to 'limit' August activities due to health MORE (R-Ky.) have clamored for more restrictions on digital device searches.
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