They were a nuisance clogging our sidewalks and disrupting traffic.
|
|
They still have cars from 29 clogging up their lots.
|
|
"Undigested portions of the meal are clogging it," he said.
|
|
Brush grows where it never used to, clogging old routes.
|
|
The made-up concept of icky debris clogging up your system?
|
|
Democrats infuriated the President by clogging up confirmation of Cabinet nominees.
|
|
Cover bands played; a local dance group did a clogging performance.
|
|
A variety of other odd widgets clogging up the righthand side.
|
|
You want to make sure there's no snow clogging it up.
|
|
Floridians will flee the impending hurricane, emptying neighborhoods and clogging freeways.
|
|
Unsolicited, spam robocall voicemails could flood mailboxes, clogging out legitimate messages.
|
|
They get into everything, clogging car radiators and irritating people's eyes.
|
|
London (CNN Business)The arteries of global trade are clogging up.
|
|
Keeping skin hydrated means preventing its own overproduction of pore-clogging oils.
|
|
In Australia, Obike has riled up commuters by clogging public bicycle racks.
|
|
Businesses doubled down on efforts to reduce unwanted merchandise clogging up warehouses.
|
|
No one wants the traded-in, Detroit-made cars clogging the lot.
|
|
Uneaten food is clogging up municipal waste systems and limited landfill space.
|
|
This will help stop oil and bacteria clogging up in your pores.
|
|
And you don't need to worry about clogging your pipes with semen.
|
|
Now, I didn't come down on anyone for clogging up my inbox.
|
|
Andrew Bogut, the lane-clogging center injured in Game 5, is gone.
|
|
Clogging is also a major concern for southern and west-coast reactors.
|
|
We found wrecked boats everywhere, clogging the canals and littering the mangroves.
|
|
They began pouring in, slowing down the trains and clogging the sidewalks.
|
|
In addition, isotretinoin prevents skin cells from sticking together and clogging follicles.
|
|
Unsold apartments are clogging the country's real estate market and eroding prices.
|
|
Century-old pine trees toppled in Rome, blocking roads and clogging traffic.
|
|
Disembarking, we climbed over huge slabs of debris clogging up an alleyway.
|
|
When bad cholesterol gets oxidized, it then ends up clogging our arteries.
|
|
Then it just sits there, clogging up my iPhone and collecting dust.
|
|
Panhandlers were taking over sidewalks, clogging busy intersections and scaring off tourists.
|
|
Artery-clogging khachapuri, the cheesy bread often likened to pizza, still tempted.
|
|
Frum has followed the blogger's template, clogging his text with block quotes.
|
|
Departure times were often set before daybreak to avoid clogging up highways.
|
|
It looks like gruel, but it tastes like sweet, artery-clogging liquid gold.
|
|
Yet even as private bicycles move underground, new invaders are clogging Dutch pavements.
|
|
Gone was the clogging and the nastiness, and magically, her eyes became blue.
|
|
What people don't realize is that flushing wipes also means clogging sewer pipes.
|
|
When asked to pick an activity for physical education, she took up clogging.
|
|
Standing off to the side, she displayed one of her own hobbies: clogging.
|
|
Worse, the pipelines of the financial system are clogging up in the panic.
|
|
But for many, outstanding injustices grow like clots, clogging Ireland's arteries to recovery.
|
|
The Cubii Pro keeps your legs moving and heart working without clogging productivity.
|
|
"If we go down this route, we risk clogging the G20," the official said.
|
|
I'm not following these people and their tweets are clogging up my timeline. pic.twitter.
|
|
The Trump campaign denied any affiliation with people clogging phone lines on Monday night.
|
|
Bread crumbs or condiments you'd sprinkle can drift away, potentially damaging or clogging equipment.
|
|
I can feel my arteries clogging as I eat it but its too good!
|
|
Millions of government and quasi-government workers play a big role clogging its arteries.
|
|
Are some people clogging up your feed because they tweet 80 times a day?
|
|
A lot of formulas are heavy, pore-clogging, or make you look completely orange.
|
|
However, what really bugs locals is the number of tourists clogging up the bridge.
|
|
That clogging would be the result of a very attractive brown paste, mind you.
|
|
With less toilet paper going through your pipes, there's a reduced chance of clogging.
|
|
The New York of the future should have fewer space-clogging cars, not more.
|
|
Flash floods carried dark, ash-filled silt and debris into Denver's reservoirs, clogging them.
|
|
Use it as the buns that bookend an artery-clogging bacon and cheese sandwich.
|
|
We are all cognitive misers who try to avoid clogging our available mental bandwidth.
|
|
This isn't simply a case of more paperwork clogging up an already backlogged system.
|
|
But the downside has been bikes piled everywhere in many cities, clogging the sidewalks.
|
|
According to researchers, oleic acid has been shown to influence pore clogging in animals.
|
|
ProPublica immediately blocked all incoming email to his address, preventing the spam filter from clogging.
|
|
The main issue appeared to be the network clogging as the customers attempted to reconnect.
|
|
The clogging and inflammation that's causing the pain and swelling lies deep inside the pore.
|
|
But the mopeds and motorbikes clogging Parliament Square on July 18th were no normal bottleneck.
|
|
This minimizes the potential for clogging pores and exacerbating or creating acne and other issues.
|
|
Shopowners rely on cars and vans to restock their wares, clogging up narrow side-streets.
|
|
Particularly when those insects are everywhere, always, clogging a person's experience, weighing down their bodies.
|
|
It's added to the urine to keep it from clogging the system or damaging machinery.
|
|
Another public benefit will be fewer actions on digital streaming issues clogging up the courts.
|
|
Cyclone Force provides more consistent power with less clogging of the washable and reusable filter.
|
|
It's all over the shower tile, it's clogging the drain, and your roommate is furious.
|
|
Less credit is going to good firms for productive uses, clogging the gears of growth.
|
|
As for the rest, you'll have to deal with them clogging up your app drawer.
|
|
And San Francisco's diet of championship teams and dot-com triumphalism has become artery-clogging.
|
|
New Jersey's defense stifled the Caps throughout, clogging the neutral zone and always shadowing Ovechkin.
|
|
Simply put, vaping delivers nicotine, but neither cancer-causing tar nor artery-clogging carbon-monoxide.
|
|
The result: vehicles clogging narrow roads, and much more pollution, particularly sewage and plastic bags.
|
|
"If we go down this route, we risk clogging the G20," the first official said.
|
|
Once established though, where could this brave new world of pore de-clogging really evolve to?
|
|
Burger King has announced a new artery-clogging concoction that will keep you warm this winter.
|
|
If a primo day opens up, InSight can't have other peoples' rockets clogging up the spaceport.
|
|
It became this vicious cycle, because every day the makeup was clogging my pores even more.
|
|
For U.S. officials, it's a step that stops ineligible cases from clogging up the court system.
|
|
But with bad loans still clogging its bank system, many of the city's scars remain unhealed.
|
|
Well, one of them is currently undead and clogging up the Abigail's cooling and filtration system.
|
|
Greek banks are burdened by soured loans clogging up their balance sheets and holding back lending.
|
|
Uncertainty about freight fees was leading to vast numbers of containers clogging warehouses at port terminals.
|
|
Scammers are clogging up our phone lines and ripping off American consumers on an unprecedented scale.
|
|
He said the actions were prompted by the Roma "felling trees, stealing, and clogging" the streets.
|
|
Many of the laws were established so retailers could pursue shoplifters without clogging up the courts.
|
|
As a New Yorker, I instinctively flee from sidewalk-clogging clumps of tourists in Midtown Manhattan.
|
|
You've got the sun and pollution already, so you don't want more stuff clogging you up.
|
|
So why do I have four years' worth of "updates" and "deals" clogging up my inbox?
|
|
It&aposs gentle, fast-absorbing without leaving behind any residue, and intensely hydrating without clogging pores.
|
|
It's clogging the oceans, littering cities and tainting wilderness areas that are supposed to be pristine.
|
|
The result is a filter that promises to stay cleaner for longer and helps to prevent clogging.
|
|
I am veteran of clogging toilets, and in my experience you get two flushes if you're lucky.
|
|
The copycat accounts are just annoying, clogging up a perfectly good feed with endless goats and aliens.
|
|
Growth was also held back by businesses stepping up efforts to reduce unwanted merchandise clogging up warehouses.
|
|
Do I have an extremely personal vendetta against these small sheets of overpriced, potentially pore-clogging paper?
|
|
It's the biggest thing clogging our landfills and creates a crap ton of methane, a greenhouse gas.
|
|
This clogging leads to a half-assed connection, and the only solution is digging with a pin.
|
|
He's often forced to retreat to the paint off the ball, clogging the spacing for the 763ers.
|
|
Years ago, he said, there were fewer roads, so drivers stuck to known routes, clogging main arteries.
|
|
A whale in Spain was discovered to have 64 pounds of trash clogging its intestines and stomach.
|
|
The line stretched down a long block of U.S. 1, a major highway, clogging the right lane.
|
|
But with a glut of new inventory clogging the market, she said more clients are coming around.
|
|
Aluminum is trending for beverage containers as a way to stop plastic pollution from clogging up oceans.
|
|
Instead, we were clogging up the courts, filling jails and, most tragically, ruining a lot of lives.
|
|
Avoid trans fats, the artery-clogging fats found in many commercially prepared products and fast foods. 23.
|
|
The image of scales of lead clogging old pipes, and a Roto-Rooter, was hard to shake.
|
|
They worry that AVs will increase vehicle miles traveled (VMT), further clogging America's already congested city streets.
|
|
Because wipes don't break down as well as regular TP, they create massive, clogging "fatbergs" in sewer systems.
|
|
Bits of concrete, rock, mud, and timber lie at the bottom of the structure, clogging the Feather River.
|
|
"They are harder to clean off and can end up clogging your pores," according to artist Molly Stern.
|
|
Probably not, despite Mr Trump's evident irritation with the BMWs and Volkswagens he sees clogging up American driveways.
|
|
Artery clogging that leads to heart disease problems develops over decades, noted study co-chairman Dr. Gregory Schwartz.
|
|
"We&aposre beginning to see the cycle of clogging and pressure building and then the blast," Klemetti said.
|
|
But in doing so, it's excised more of the junk that had begun clogging up timelines and replies.
|
|
My hair is feeling gross — I've been trying to use less dry shampoo, as it's clogging my scalp.
|
|
Also below were long ribbons of white and red lights clogging the region's freeways with rush-hour traffic.
|
|
Those range from ride share services clogging city streets to less affordable housing caused by short-term rentals.
|
|
Watch out for silicone, one of the biggest pore-clogging culprits, which is often found in skin creams.
|
|
But thousands of young people clogging East Village Manhattan streets proved to be untameable, even by Mr. West.
|
|
The artery-clogging prose is enlivened by the vivacious staging, which makes fecund use of Arnulfo Maldonado's set.
|
|
The innovation even extends underground, where freight delivery system ferries packages without the need of street-clogging trucks.
|
|
Note these advertisements from years past, below, that feature some giddily stoned people craving their artery-clogging food.
|
|
Scores of late shipments clogging shipping lines could stand to increase delays, even once factories are back online.
|
|
Tech Tip Payment apps can speed up register checkout and replace that paper and plastic clogging your billfold.
|
|
Families are camped out everywhere, their bedrolls, blankets, water jugs and round steel food tins clogging the hallways.
|
|
Traveling by taxi to the hotel, Fritz saw thousands of people clogging the streets of the island nation.
|
|
"Fast fashion is the problem — luxury brands aren't the ones that are clogging up the landfills," Smilovic says.
|
|
It took almost two years to excavate the hilltop lot, with construction vehicles clogging the narrow, hilly streets.
|
|
Subtle quirks aside, the throngs of teens clogging the area with tiny white Views shopping bags suggested success.
|
|
It found people got miffed when they saw a bunch of posts by a single publisher clogging their feed.
|
|
It may be Friday the 13th, but don't let the sheer number of deals clogging the internet frighten you.
|
|
Then came 2016's El Niño, then 2017's commute-clogging, weekend-ruining, and infrastructure-crippling onslaught of storms.
|
|
If you're a human driver, road construction probably annoys you: one more thing clogging traffic on your way home.
|
|
The sewer itself is just 47 inches high and about 28 inches wide, making it particularly vulnerable to clogging.
|
|
Also, Jae Crowder would still be around, likely clogging a pipeline that's seen Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown flourish.
|
|
He is a new judge, recently hired in the wake of the growing backlog of cases clogging the courts.
|
|
TubShroom Drain Protector, $12.99, available at AmazonMuch to my partner's chagrin, my hair is constantly clogging the shower drain.
|
|
Ban supporters say the billions of plastic bags used by Californians are a menace, clogging sewers and polluting habitats.
|
|
Traffic was becoming a problem as more and more people started driving personal vehicles, thus clogging up the roads.
|
|
The mucus, meant to trap then clear out germs, instead thickens and becomes lodged, clogging airways and triggering infections.
|
|
Still, there is an easy alternative to clogging up Twitter notifications with stuff about other people: the Instagram way.
|
|
The result, immigration lawyers predicted, is likely to be a flood of challenges clogging the already overburdened court system.
|
|
He can't drive because Jackson is clogging the lane, and he can't shoot because Harris is inside his jersey.
|
|
United Airlines remodeled its boarding processes last fall to discourage passengers from lining up and clogging the boarding area.
|
|
In 202050, plastic bags clogging waterways were blamed for flooding that killed at least 150 people in Accra, Ghana.
|
|
The swim-cap code is designed to prevent hair from clogging drains or floating annoyingly on the water's surface.
|
|
That means that some solar farms are told to shut down to prevent clean electricity from clogging the grid.
|
|
With all those rodents breathing and clogging up burrows, they often encounter low-oxygen and high-carbon dioxide conditions.
|
|
The trade attracted the attention of Almaty airport officials this year when luggage from Turkmenistan started clogging its belts.
|
|
I also spied the tau tangles that look like hair clogging a drain and are characteristic of Alzheimer's pathology.
|
|
Some expressed concerns that people will turn to sharing rides in for-hire cars, clogging the roads even more.
|
|
When Harvey hit Houston, officials didn't tell residents to leave in order to avoid clogging highways and other roads.
|
|
If there aren't hordes of veiled Muslim women clogging the streets of London or Paris, why all the fuss?
|
|
Instead of the usual flood of emails clogging my inbox from brands claiming various celebrity looks, I got a handful.
|
|
Fake-news hucksters, political Newspeakers, subversive reality-hackers, trickle-down deconstructionists–they're clogging the Internet with a miasma of disinformation.
|
|
Up to a third of the cars clogging the roads in a given downtown area are people looking for parking.
|
|
Hannah worries that one of the big players like Adam will flip to take Sunday, clogging up the final tribal.
|
|
This oil-free face cream is a cult favorite for a reason: It charges skin with moisture without clogging pores.
|
|
Partially hydrogenated oils also lead to increased inflammation and endothelial dysfunction, a condition that precedes atherosclerosis and clogging of arteries.
|
|
This long-lasting, buildable formula is both non-pore-clogging and oil-free, so it never feels heavy or greasy.
|
|
After all, hundreds of thousands of people show up at the July Fourth fireworks, clogging the Mall and surrounding streets.
|
|
And in a world with more than 400 scripted shows clogging the airwaves, they now have the luxury of choice.
|
|
To her, paywalls began to seem like the plaques in an Alzheimer's-riddled mind, clogging up the flow of information.
|
|
But after a summer of sun and lots of sunscreen, my pores were in serious need of some de-clogging.
|
|
The images that seem fit for a scrapbook are cute, but too many clogging your Feed could quickly get tiresome.
|
|
"Paleo skin-care lines contain pore-clogging ingredients like shea butter, olive oil, coconut oil, and essential oils," Chasen says.
|
|
With this excess water came a lot of blue-green algae clogging rivers and canals, and washing out to sea.
|
|
The roadworks clogging the capital's arteries are the result of efforts to get people cycling and walking instead of driving.
|
|
Instead, many projects find themselves competing for limited resources, directing attention toward lesser priorities and generally clogging up the system.
|
|
This change comes as a result of evidence that dietary cholesterol is not what makes artery-clogging LDL cholesterol rise.
|
|
Therefore, it may be best to abolish them, particularly software patents—which have long been clogging up the patent office.
|
|
The creature can chomp through plastic, even polyethylene, a common and non-biodegradable plastic currently clogging up landfills and seas.
|
|
"We see pumps that are designed to pump up to half a million gallons a day clogging," Mr. Villée said.
|
|
The refinery's two CDUs were cut back in January because of clogging in the initial intake sections of the units.
|
|
Earlier this year an orphaned baby dugong rescued in southern Thailand died from pieces of plastic clogging her digestive system.
|
|
It was prompted by concerns about minor clogging in city sewers and news of significantly larger problems in British sewers.
|
|
It had 64 pounds of trash — plastic bags, ropes, netting and even a plastic drum — clogging its intestines and stomach.
|
|
However, some cities have complained that dockless bikes have become a nuisance, clogging sidewalks or left damaged in strange locations.
|
|
Not only are people showing up to town halls, they are clogging their lawmakers' phone lines, which is surprisingly important.
|
|
According to the report, the medical examiner determined Black's cause of death was atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease ... clogging of the arteries.
|
|
By 228:20153 am, the Women's March on Washington was a veritable flood of humanity, clogging public transport and streets.
|
|
Buyers love the simple, easy to use design though there are some comments about the feeder occasionally clogging or overflowing.
|
|
Formulated without drying alcohols and pore-clogging ingredients like petroleum, this lightweight liquid leaves skin looking soft and satiny, never greasy.
|
|
About 800,000 U.S. employees missed their first paycheck Friday, with airport security lines clogging and economic growth taking a modest hit.
|
|
The necessary carry-on and working-out of painting is endlessly there, clogging up or removing, covering up and painting out.
|
|
Others aren't so eager to have the free-floating devices strewn across city streets, clogging bike lanes, or blocking pedestrian access.
|
|
The resulting strain on resources leaves vehicles clogging narrow roads, spurring worries about growing pollution and the risk of receding glaciers.
|
|
The pods are also clogging up a landfill somewhere, since I can't really recycle them when they're full of coffee grounds.
|
|
It's not enough for it to flow through machinery without clogging it, it also needs to taste and feel just right.
|
|
When weaponized, this could allow callers to repeatedly dial 911 without knowing, clogging up call centers and putting lives at risk.
|
|
Over the years I wiped thick acrylic paint from my brushes onto the papered walls to avoid clogging-up my sink.
|
|
While there are now several skinny bundle options clogging the market, they're no longer looking like the value they once were.
|
|
"They were playing a patient game and clogging the middle of the ice and not giving us a lot," Bylsma said.
|
|
The old and failed concept of push — in which information was thrown at you, clogging the early internet's pipes — will return.
|
|
The result is a bagless filter that stays cleaner for longer and helps to prevent clogging — and is easy to clean.
|
|
Casual observers might balk at this number—surely there aren't ten of these things clogging store shelves all over North America.
|
|
There are three divisions — Junior, Upper, and Team — who will compete among themselves, using any genre of they want, including clogging.
|
|
In addition, researchers analyzed results from computed tomography (CT) scans of coronary arteries to assess the amount of calcium clogging vessels.
|
|
Indeed, major issues have been clogging up the EU's inbox lately, each one competing for the attention of Europe's top guns.
|
|
I also personally banned any fragranced cosmetics, phthalates, and silicone after learning that they can be extremely irritating and pore-clogging.
|
|
Massive amounts of muscle proteins begin to leak from the affected limb, clogging and overwhelming the kidney's ability to filter blood.
|
|
Larger products like wipes and tampons are also clogging sewer systems, resulting in billions of dollars in maintenance and repair costs.
|
|
During this time, the best thing you can do is give your skin a break from all potential pore-clogging products.
|
|
"Uh oh how unfortunate it would be for a bunch of mischief makers to start clogging the lines," one poster wrote.
|
|
Marketing experts and academics have been clogging journalists' inboxes for weeks, offering their perspectives on what makes Super Bowl ads pop.
|
|
But on their way to ending car ownership, Uber and Lyft got sidetracked and ended up clogging cities with more traffic.
|
|
An environmental envoi, perhaps, with Buzz washed up on a beach alongside other jetsam, or clogging the gullet of a whale?
|
|
This lineup promises to be more athletic, with fewer established home-run hitters but also with fewer sluggers clogging the basepaths.
|
|
HONG KONG — Maybe a giant tram rolling over pesky cars clogging the streets wasn't the answer to China's traffic congestion woes.
|
|
Americans routinely change what they eat in order to lose weight, control their blood sugar levels and lower artery-clogging cholesterol.
|
|
The Humm Dog is as soigné as it is artery-clogging, but that's not to say that it's hard to make.
|
|
It's unclear what effect it's having when you could be putting them through normal removal proceedings without clogging up the prison system.
|
|
If it works, the tactic could slow Trump's fast start by clogging the Senate in a way that delays key GOP priorities.
|
|
" As if my arteries weren't clogging up enough in anticipation, Pryce heaps mortadella on the grill "Mortadella is a baloney-style sausage.
|
|
As for businesses, Duplex will be an opt-in service, which should prevent Google from clogging up the phone with unwanted calls.
|
|
According to Reuters, the demonstrators, which included young families and the elderly, spent much of their day clogging up the city center.
|
|
Yes. But you have to be happy for your friends in the summer, no matter what they are clogging the feed with.
|
|
Venezuelan officials blame payment delays on U.S. sanctions, which have made banks warier of dealing with funds from Caracas, thus clogging transfers.
|
|
I even learned how to research, browse, and choose some over others based on SPF levels, chemical ingredients, and pore-clogging potential.
|
|
Face wipes take over 100 years to biodegrade, and make up 93% of the material in the fatbergs clogging up our sewers.
|
|
She waited long enough to hear their footsteps coming down the hall, and then plunged into the smoke clogging the steep staircase.
|
|
A century ago cars were seized upon as a solution to the drawbacks of horses, which were clogging city streets with manure.
|
|
The elongated stress of that sucking flow increases the goo's viscosity, the better to suffocate said predators by clogging of the gills.
|
|
Roaccutane (also called Isotretinoin) is similar: It stops you from producing pore-clogging sebum, but the dehydration it causes is sadly universal.
|
|
What do you say to suggestions that major labels are clogging things up for smaller independents for the rest of the year?
|
|
Singapore is considering the purchase of a fleet of 300,000 driverless taxis to replace the 780,000 manned ones currently clogging their streets.
|
|
Compatible with your standard shower and sink drains, they feature a mushroom-shaped catcher that keeps hair from clogging up your pipes.
|
|
They're sent and saved as video files, and you definitely don't want a bunch of this crap clogging up your phone storage.
|
|
The detergent actually comes from the detachable pads, so you're not putting detergent in the tank and potentially clogging up the nozzle.
|
|
The lilac cream works as most clay mask do: to deep cleanse your skin of pore-clogging dirt, oil, and leftover makeup.
|
|
But she had little tau clogging her neurons and she has remained cognitively intact far longer than other members of her family.
|
|
With no European competitions clogging their schedules, Chelsea and Liverpool placed more importance on the English League Cup than usual this season.
|
|
PDVSA also requested the customers stop sending vessels to its terminals until it could load those that were already clogging Venezuela's coastline.
|
|
Plastic bags, which take hundreds of years to degrade, are a major global issue, blamed for clogging oceans and killing marine life.
|
|
That led to thousands of cases with issues as small as a typo clogging up the flow of cases to be processed.
|
|
Some drew the ire of locals and environmentalists, who saw people trampling flowers and clogging traffic in pursuit of the perfect shot.
|
|
When reservations opened in April, Ms. French received thousands of phone calls requesting tables, clogging up the phone line and answering machine.
|
|
For decades, American schoolchildren have had cows' milk foisted on them, along with artery-clogging cheese and other fat-laden animal products.
|
|
Thinking of my clogging arteries, I lifted my self-imposed ban on game-related fitness and my annual, failed New Year's resolution.
|
|
It's light enough for daytime use, and can be layered for extra hydration at night without clogging the pores with a thicker formula.
|
|
Besides looking like gelatinous pickles, the pyrosomes are also creating a nuisance by clogging up research nets and glomming on to fish hooks.
|
|
"Uh oh how unfortunate it would be for a bunch of mischief makers to start clogging the lines," responded another anonymous user, sarcastically.
|
|
Viewers will see a wide variety of styles, including hip-hop, krumping, popping, locking, tap, ballet, break dancing, ballroom, clogging, stomping and more.
|
|
There are thousands of little pieces of who knows what clogging up our orbital neighborhood, ranging in size from microscopic to potentially catastrophic.
|
|
Here's another: Each and every response to this prompt that has been clogging up my feed has been stupid and annoying to me.
|
|
Organic CryptoKitty traffic is already clogging up the entire Ethereum network, and the specter of bots has made some manual users understandably frustrated.
|
|
The mothers might complain as children fall to the ground, but it surely isn't an Australian party without some clogging of your arteries.
|
|
It saw its Open Graph social reader apps were clogging the feed, so it removed most of their visibility and the apps plummeted.
|
|
It needs to pick up hair without clogging, handle airborne allergens, and leave your house hair-free with minimal effort on your part.
|
|
As his inauguration approaches, it appears that Trump's plan was less about "draining the swamp" and more about clogging it with swamp monsters.
|
|
"All of you tourists are clogging up the only way on and off the north end of the island," lamented one Yelp user.
|
|
It's a gel that sits really nicely under makeup and is the only thing that consistently helps my dry skin without clogging pores.
|
|
By transporting many passengers on what could be very flexible routes, driverless buses could help reduce the number of cars clogging city streets.
|
|
Bikes started to pile up at popular places like the ferry dock and light rail stations, clogging up the walkways and obstructing commuters.
|
|
The subterranean journey has become an existential slog, with semi-regular power outages plaguing train riders and traffic jams clogging the Holland Tunnel.
|
|
The Americans will need to move quickly, because whenever they slow up, Spain drops all 10 players behind the ball, clogging any gaps.
|
|
Adjacent wetlands provide habitat for migratory birds and filter pollution from rivers and streams, much like a strainer protects a sink from clogging.
|
|
With Britain's departure from the European Union clogging up parliament, the ministry might ask the sector to change its practices voluntarily, industry officials said.
|
|
I especially like the Summer Blockbuster filter, which makes everything look blue-orange, just like all the action flicks clogging up your local cinema.
|
|
In exchange for the sunshine, gorgeous beaches, and A-plus tacos, you're forced to whine incessantly about all those damned cars clogging the 405.
|
|
And if we go to 8K, the content and bandwidth-clogging issues that we're still dealing with for 4K will happen all over again.
|
|
"Ideally, these products should sit on top of the skin so they can effectively shield pollutants without the risk of clogging pores," says Engelman.
|
|
Even if saying "I do" isn't in your near future, the trends ahead are about to be clogging your Instagram feed and Facebook timeline.
|
|
As the mask dries, there's a pleasant, tightening sensation as the anti-aging superfoods cleanse the skin of any pore-clogging dirt and debris.
|
|
"Uh oh how unfortunate it would be for a bunch of mischief makers to start clogging the lines," one user wrote, according to NBC.
|
|
The lack of disposal options in toilets has costly implications, including clogging pipes, creating unhygienic piles of dirty materials, and even rendering toilets unusable.
|
|
And a product that's too heavy can actually have an adverse reaction on skin, clogging pores and leaving your face feeling greasy and uncomfortable.
|
|
Amazon will continue to offer the phones for Prime members at discounted prices, without the annoying ads and offers clogging up your lock screen.
|
|
Rather than getting caught in this pore-clogging cycle, hyaluronic acid provides some instant relief but also helps bind more water in the skin.
|
|
Mineral oil has a reputation for clogging pores; dermatologist Joshua Zeichner, MD, says he recommends avoiding it if you have oily, acne-prone skin.
|
|
Protest organizers said they had blocked five high profile locations in London overall, clogging some of London's major arterial roads and diverting bus routes.
|
|
Unfortunately, it seems that this show will find a way to be on the air forever, clogging our newsfeeds until the end of time.
|
|
The rain was "causing mudslides and debris flows" and clogging drains on California State Route 70 near Pulga, the California Department of Transportation said.
|
|
The colander like top catches the coarse bits too without clogging so you have the choice of adding them to the gravy/dressing/etc.
|
|
At a QMart filling station west of Houston on Saturday, cars were clogging the pumps soon after a tanker arrived to replenish its pumps.
|
|
Growing fleets of delivery vans are clogging up London's roads, which are dug up more often than those of some other capitals (see map).
|
|
Allergies: When you have allergies, the body releases a chemical called histamine, which is what triggers inflammation in your nasal passage, clogging it up.
|
|
But today some investors say newsletters are reaching their own saturation point as there are more and more of them clogging people's in-boxes.
|
|
Residents are peeved that unsightly bikes are clogging up sidewalks, parks, and driveways, making the streets less navigable for pedestrians and annoying local businesses.
|
|
A country-wide internet blackout remained in force but the city had returned to normal with battered blue and white taxis clogging the streets.
|
|
Producing a lot more clothing and getting rid of it at a faster pace is clogging up landfills and adding to the pollution problem.
|
|
Synergy's polymer coating disappears over time after delivering a drug that helps prevent the artery from re-clogging, leaving a metal stent in place.
|
|
They hope it will halt the flood of new vehicles clogging city streets and allow them to make more trips and improve their earnings.
|
|
The protesters then marched through Hong Kong's Central district — in defiance of a police ban — clogging streets and jamming up traffic and public transportation.
|
|
And to speed them through confirmation, avoid clogging the Senate with too many nominees for the district courts, where legal philosophy is less crucial.
|
|
A good way to save space is to make sure you're not clogging up the works with apps that you haven't used in months.
|
|
In that time, he has made a fortune clogging inboxes with spam using a network of computers infected with a malware known as Kelihos.
|
|
Smaller backups, where clogging causes sewage to flow back up and into low-lying municipal pipes, are a common occurrence in New York City.
|
|
Greek banks have been under pressure from regulators to tackle their soured loans which are clogging up their balance sheets and holding back lending.
|
|
And it will widen the aisles to try to keep them from clogging up with customers and employees who pick up online grocery orders.
|
|
The fountain is outfitted with a heating system to help keep the pipes from freezing, and the sprayers are constantly inspected to prevent clogging.
|
|
The expectation is that both candidates will be clogging the TV and radio airwaves, and also investing heavily on Pandora and other mobile platforms.
|
|
A clouded out eclipse in Indiana (Image: AP)NASHVILLE—Eclipse fever struck Nashville like an unexpected sunset, clogging parking lots and bars with eager visitors.
|
|
It's not really the available space that's the problem in Gmail; it's the sheer number of unread, unnecessary, and unsolicited emails clogging up the archives.
|
|
Last year, London's "fatbergs" gained national attention when the enormous mounds of fat, diapers, condoms, feces, and wet wipes started clogging the city's sewer networks.
|
|
Geckos, some of nature's most skilled climbers, may hold the key to cleaning up the enormous amount of debris clogging up the space around Earth.
|
|
Airlines avoid flying through volcanic ash as it can damage aircraft engines, clogging fuel and cooling systems, hampering pilot visibility and even causing engine failure.
|
|
The researchers wanted to see if fish oil would prevent fistula failure—failure of holes surgically created to access blood vessels that are clogging up.
|
|
It's just common courtesy — I don't really need photos of your weekend upstate or your grandmother blowing out her birthday candles clogging up my feed.
|
|
One result has been a big rise in the numbers choosing to represent themselves, clogging up courts that are ill-designed for litigants in person.
|
|
In November 2013, a pile of judicial nominations filibustered by Republicans were clogging up the Senate, creating emergency shortages in federal courts across the country.
|
|
Sekai and the others would be hit with fines for almost clogging the collectors with her burning body, but it was better than being dead.
|
|
We talked about eating her/him, but the gullet-clogging reality of that much oyster meat was too much for even the most seasoned eater.
|
|
They cite the millions of dollars the city spends to send plastic bags to landfills, and the problems the bags cause by clogging recycling equipment.
|
|
The goal here, as elsewhere, is to keep minor drug offenders from clogging the court system, and relieving them of the stigma of a record.
|
|
Not only are cars clogging the city's streets, they also encroach on public spaces like sidewalks and bike lanes because of a lack of parking.
|
|
Unique recipes Glow Recipe worked with Whamisa on a green tea line with antioxidants and botanical extracts that melts makeup and removes pore-clogging impurities.
|
|
Renault had explained the NOx-cutting exhaust gas recirculation (EGR) in its top-selling diesel engines had been found to cause serious turbo clogging problems.
|
|
After dozens and dozens and dozens of inane posts clogging up the page for weeks, the event listing essentially became unusable for any practical reasons.
|
|
If there's no cap, as in the example in the photo above, use a toothpick or needle to remove whatever is clogging the burner holes.
|
|
These figures are the dregs of the notorious "broken windows" policing model, clogging nightmarish criminal courts and leaving permanent records for thousands of New Yorkers.
|
|
You build a new line to serve a developing area, and suddenly all those new passengers are clogging up your stations and filling your trains.
|
|
In the low-income neighborhood of Catia, university professor Mariangela Gonzalez, 64, has 127 bottles, gas containers and pots clogging the entrance to her house.
|
|
The little creatures have caused nuclear power plants to briefly shut down in Sweden, Scotland, the US, and other places by clogging their cooling systems.
|
|
Just to get to his apartment in the financial district, he has to contend with hordes of commuters and selfie-snapping tourists clogging narrow sidewalks.
|
|
Kentucky's P. J. Washington and Keldon Johnson didn't seem as long and elastic as they had, clogging passing lanes and pinning shots to the glass.
|
|
Ahava Men's Exfoliating Cleansing Gel offers a daily micro-scrub gel while it smooths skin's complexion, addresses excess sebum and removes dead, pore-clogging cells.
|
|
STEINBERG: Well, we could put PUZZLE PIECE in the third row, but then we'll have a bunch of three-letter words clogging up the grid.
|
|
" According to the outlet, one user remarked, "Uh oh how unfortunate it would be for a bunch of mischief makers to start clogging the lines.
|
|
Without Nene clogging the middle, Aldridge went to work, scoring 10 points in the first quarter as the Spurs jumped to a 31-24 lead.
|
|
One of the biggest causes of congestion in cities across the country is trucks making deliveries during peak hours, blocking traffic and clogging major roads.
|
|
"They're all clogging the drain and no one is accepting any responsibility for it," one Democratic strategist who has worked on recent presidential campaigns said.
|
|
And it is, of a sort, in places where white walls, tree boxes and flowering planters have replaced jerry-built, sidewalk-clogging stalls and storefronts.
|
|
Sure, it's sung by a clogging religious duo, one half of whom is named "Uncle Baby Billy," but that is exactly what makes it great.
|
|
Drivers hope the cap will halt the flood of new vehicles clogging city streets and allow them to complete more trips and improve their earnings.
|
|
First it was the onslaught of tourists on foot, clogging the narrow, twisting streets as they used GPS devices in search of the Hollywood sign.
|
|
Gerety had spent the weekend swimming in a lake with his kids and at first thought he had some leftover water clogging his ear canal.
|
|
Italy has long assumed an ostrich-like posture on the non-performing assets clogging up its banks, estimated at €349bn (gross) by the Bank of Italy.
|
|
From your aunt's hashtags clogging your feed to those pesky ads getting in the way of your IG aesthetic, here's how to clean up your Instagram.
|
|
This mineral sunscreen has all the great stuff we love about Coola — healthy ingredients, non-clogging formulas, gorgeous textures — at a much more wallet-friendly price.
|
|
"Uh oh how unfortunate it would be for a bunch of mischief makers to start clogging the lines," one user wrote Monday night, according to NBC.
|
|
Renault had explained the NOx-cutting exhaust gas recirculation (EGR) technology in its top-selling diesel engines had been found to cause serious turbo clogging problems.
|
|
After reportedly clogging the toilet, the woman decided that rather than ask for a plunger, she'd gather up her poop and throw it out the window.
|
|
" Joshi pointed to a recent study from Uber and Lyft that "40% of the time, drivers in San Francisco are without a passenger and clogging streets.
|
|
For Creative pros looking to reduce local hard drive space, this could be a way to archive work in Dropbox without clogging up their local drives.
|
|
Behind Djabea, about 30 teenagers gather plastic bottles clogging up drainage canals and gutters, while others go door to door asking residents for their plastic rubbish.
|
|
The idea, lauded by environmentalists, was to encourage shoppers to bring their own reusable bags, thus reducing the amount of plastic litter clogging streets and waterways.
|
|
Thursday's rain fell on the scarred area and flowed into other areas, causing flooding in the town of Durham and clogging some area roads with debris.
|
|
BANGKOK (Reuters) - An orphaned baby dugong rescued in Thailand earlier this year died on Saturday due to pieces of plastic clogging her digestive system, authorities said.
|
|
The adults who had high psychosocial wellbeing as kids were 15 percent less likely to have calcium deposits clogging their arteries as adults, the study found.
|
|
Without him, Paul Pogba, Marcus Rashford, Juan Mata and the rest cut loose; he had, it seemed, been inhibiting them, clogging their space, blunting their edge.
|
|
High density lipoprotein (HDL) cholesterol is generally associated with reduced heart risks, since it usually offsets the artery-clogging effects of the low density (LDL) form.
|
|
Although brown marmorated stinkbugs don't actively destroy structures as they do crops, their tendency to aggregate can cause costly problems, by clogging wells, pipes, and chimneys.
|
|
CARACAS, Venezuela — Hundreds of thousands of people are clogging the streets of Venezuela to protest a power grab by the country's increasingly unpopular president, Nicolás Maduro.
|
|
It also lets you weather problems at home, instead of clogging an urgent care center or the emergency room when both are likely to be overwhelmed.
|
|
Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Amateurs may think that inspiration drives artistic production, but professionals know the muses are rarely to blame for creative clogging.
|
|
Hundreds of them were clogging the streets around the central plaza of San Pedro Tapanatepec, where they had spent two torrid days and two sleepless nights.
|
|
"Shokin was seen as a single point of failure clogging up the system and blocking corruption cases," a former official in Barack Obama's administration told me.
|
|
And many Hong Kongers—whisper it—think that one happy side-effect of the protests has been the dearth of mainland sightseers clogging the place up.
|
|
The bar's big-screen TVs showed the Green Bay Packers' offense, commanded by Aaron Rodgers, Chico's native son and favorite quarterback, clogging like a storm drain.
|
|
The authorities have resorted to new tricks too, like clogging the electoral system with fake candidates and putting party loyalists on the ballot as independent candidates.
|
|
Protein accounts for 14 percent of their calories and comes primarily from animal meats that, unlike American meats, are very low in artery-clogging saturated fat.
|
|
A perennial argument of supporters of such measures is that many claims are frivolous, clogging the court system and driving up health care costs for everyone.
|
|
Rio for years has surpassed WHO limits for the most dangerous air pollutant - called particulate matter (PM) - spewed from millions of vehicles clogging the city's roads.
|
|
And then there's all the emotional stress as well, and all that produces a lot of adrenaline that can lead to acutely clogging up your arteries.
|
|
The primary electorate's serious duty of sorting through genuinely qualified candidates is made harder by these globs of candidate cholesterol clogging up the arteries of democracy.
|
|
From there, the hacker is able to direct data from those devices to one source, clogging its servers and often rendering it inaccessible to everyday users.
|
|
But one of his biggest pet peeves was something going on at home – the drivers clogging the busy roads heading in and out of the nation's capital.
|
|
Most of my colleagues could not send or receive messages because of the backlog of emails to me, Jeff, and Lauren that were clogging the spam filters.
|
|
Though Mashable didn't try the product (test units weren't yet available), the folks over at MenScience say sharper blades that repel skin-clogging liquids are most effective.
|
|
The Whitmor Hanging Accessory Shelves give you a place to stash those odd belts, scarves, and other doodads so they stop clogging your closet (or bedroom) floor.
|
|
Without a dramatic shift in approach, we will see hundreds more, if not thousands, executed, and ten times that number clogging Iraqi courts and prisons for decades.
|
|
Worried about the damage that a Democratic wave in the mid-terms could wreak, Mr Trump has fed his base an artery-clogging diet of red meat.
|
|
Reuters could not independently verify the number of participants, but images showed a group carrying backpacks and clogging roads near the border, some waving the Honduran flag.
|
|
Business leaders have warned a no-deal Brexit would cause huge disruption, clogging up ports with additional border checks and dislocating supply chains in Europe and beyond.
|
|
The bank is making a major push to sell off real estate assets, including repossessed homes, which are clogging up its balance sheet and eating into earnings.
|
|
The man of the moment has been clogging our Twitter newsfeed for weeks now with his rants, ranging from industry-wide criticism to the price of textbooks.
|
|
Pelosi and Minority Whip Steny Hoyer have held the same top two posts for more than a dozen years, clogging the upper rungs of the leadership ladder.
|
|
The Associated Press reported that more than 1,000 demonstrators entered the airport, clogging public areas and demanding the resignation of all members of the city's legislative authority.
|
|
Make sure you've got the space for this thing, first and foremost, lest it end up being one more large appliance clogging up your garage or pantry.
|
|
The addition of all that fresh water makes the salty surface water lighter and less likely to sink, clogging up the circulation's flow and weakening the AMOC.
|
|
The Swedish company was started by a Marlene Sandberg who became concerned about all of the diapers clogging landfills and leaking toxic chemicals back into the earth.
|
|
The pivot in her feelings was seeing raw footage of Rwandan corpses clogging the waters of Lake Victoria after United Nations troops stood aside from the killings.
|
|
With unprecedented interest in bitcoin, experts have said that this is clogging up the blockchain network, with people resorting to other virtual currencies — known as altcoins — instead.
|
|
Nevertheless, Facebook is constantly coming up with new attempts to get people to spend more time on Facebook, clogging up what was once a simple, useful service.
|
|
Giovanni Toti, president of the Liguria region, which includes Genoa, said debris clogging the river must be cleared urgently to avoid flooding after the next heavy rains.
|
|
I tried to imagine this pleasant, uncluttered stretch of coast as a kind of Saudi Cancún a decade from now, with busloads of tourists clogging the streets.
|
|
The problem is only toilet paper should be flushed, and anything else could end up clogging up sewage pipes and sending sewage to seep onto the streets.
|
|
It features CycloneForce technology to deliver consistent power with minimal clogging and powerful robotic suction that provides up to 50x more potent cleaning on any floor type.
|
|
Such alarm systems are common, and they are not audible in the entire building to prevent people from evacuating all at once and clogging staircases for firefighters.
|
|
Fires aren't the only way climate change affects pollution levels, either: hotter temperatures can mean more stagnant air, and more ozone clogging the air near the ground.
|
|
You probably expected occasional emails about events or deals from this sender, but instead they're sending you three marketing emails a day and clogging up your inbox.
|
|
Rather than clogging holes and occupying blockers, he's been washed down the line or upfield, widening other gaps and giving O-linemen cleaner access to Cleveland's linebackers.
|
|
Eventually, other water-heavy cities like Venice and Bangkok could see the vessels moving cargo, supplies, or even garbage — all without clogging up roads back on land.
|
|
Its CycloneForce suction helps eliminate clogging, and its unique Point Cleaning feature allows you to mark very specific areas that you want the Powerbot to focus on.
|
|
The events ranged from tiny gatherings in small town squares to throngs of more than 200,24.2 people clogging streets in cities like Washington, DC, and Los Angeles.
|
|
Residents number only 55,000 now, while 20 million tourists pour in each year, clogging the narrow streets and overflowing the water bus used to navigate the city.
|
|
In the most viral demonstration of dockless bikes' negative social utility, photos abound of piles of tens of thousands of discards, clogging up landfills and transporting nobody anywhere.
|
|
To prevent Google Coach's notifications from clogging up your life, Android Police says Google may end up adjusting popups into a system that looks and functions more conversationally.
|
|
More and more beauty brands are putting aside heavy, potentially pore-clogging ingredients and instead keeping the base of bronzers, highlighters, and lipsticks simple with nothing but water.
|
|
Officials must be careful not to repeat the mistakes of China, where unchecked growth of bike-sharing firms led to piles of discarded bikes clogging sidewalks, Bhatt added.
|
|
At the same time, businesses are working to reduce a huge pile of unsold merchandise clogging warehouses, which has left little scope to place new orders with factories.
|
|
As the door to the Richard Rodgers Theater crept open, an ear-splitting scream rang out through the throng of Hamilton fans clogging the New York City sidewalk.
|
|
HeartMate 3 was designed to prevent blood from clogging in the mechanism, a complication known as pump thrombosis that can lead to major surgery to replace the device.
|
|
Rich in antioxidants, and beloved for its ability to deeply hydrate the skin without clogging pores, you'll occasionally heard it referred to as — literally — the elixir of youth.
|
|
Basically, this will be mostly useful for those situations when you're stuck in a thread with five other people who are clogging up your notifications with mindless banter.
|
|
"Today, I am calling on the FCC to take additional measures to combat these calls and also to prevent a flood of spam robotexts from clogging Americans' phones."
|
|
A deluge of IPOs is clogging this holiday-shortened week, and the market now has more sellers than buyers, which leads to widespread markdowns, now a daily practice.
|
|
Similar to pore steaming, hot cleansing focuses on loosening sticky dead skin cells and sebum clogging pores with heat that melts the 'glue' sticking them to pore walls.
|
|
With real fake news clogging the social media landscape, the White House briefing could and should be a valuable mechanism for separating the political wheat from the chaff.
|
|
Biossance Squalane + Phyto-Retinol Serum, $72, at SephoraBiossance harnesses the power of squalane, which mimics the skin's natural oils and helps keep your skin hydrated without clogging pores.
|
|
They are tired of the unfairness of jumping the line and clogging the asylum system with unjustified claims that prevent us from helping those who are truly deserving.
|
|
The service has been rapidly adopted and is clogging up sidewalks in cities like Los Angeles and San Francisco, where city officials have vowed to curtail the congestion.
|
|
The bigger problem arises when people don't dispose of their bags properly, and the plastic ends up fluttering around in the wild, clogging up waterways and threatening wildlife.
|
|
Now consider the fact there are over 1 billion of these websites and counting clogging up the net, an increase of over 1,000 percent in the last decade.
|
|
In October, the Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer fired off a tweet about clogging a friend's toilet using an image of the widely memed Cleveland Browns quarterback Baker Mayfield.
|
|
But Airbus reached a turning point in May as the queue of semi-finished planes clogging the tarmac outside European plants started heading lower having peaked at 100.
|
|
Coke, Pepsi and several other big plastic polluters are getting sued for lying about their products' recyclability and clogging up the oceans with millions of tons of waste.
|
|
Thousands of residents shunned shelters and fled by car and motorcycle, clogging streets with traffic, while a network of powerful warning sirens stayed silent because they were broken.
|
|
And septic fields and systems with septic tanks are risky settings for trees, too — chiefly because thirsty tree roots may invade the system, clogging or otherwise damaging it.
|
|
And without Johnson clogging up the lane, Horford — the Celtics' lone post player for long stretches — had more room to roll to the basket for layups and dunks.
|
|
The game featured plenty of banging and bruising, active bodies clogging the lane and enough swinging elbows to leave even the crowd and the millions watching at home sore.
|
|
Still, there are at least a few aristocrats whom Short is happy to defend, if only because they offered a brief reprieve from the doom and gloom clogging airwaves.
|
|
As such, Hong Kong generates over 3,300 tons per day in food waste alone, and there is little regard for single-use plastics, which are clogging the city's shores.
|
|
The tainted fuel can harm engines in ways such as clogging pipelines or overwhelming fuel filters, Singapore-based marine fuel surveyor and consulting firm Maritec Pte Ltd has said.
|
|
South Floridians are dealing with an infestation of thousands of toxic cane toads, which locals say are are clogging pool filters, swarming sidewalks, and putting native wildlife at risk.
|
|
Archive allows you to hide — and unhide — photos from your profile page, offering further curation of your grid without the permanence of deleting or the feed-clogging of reuploading.
|
|
Switching to a diet lower in salt, sugar and artery-clogging types of fat can lower the risks, as can eating more fruits, vegetables and whole grains, experts say.
|
|
While it might seem odd that links don't have graphical previews, Shahidi tells me this keeps links from clogging the feed and saves data for teens rationing their megabytes.
|
|
"We estimate there is still approximately a trillion euros of non-performing loans clogging banks' balance sheets across Europe," said Edward Chan, a banking partner at law firm Linklaters.
|
|
The pipeline already operates at the minimum level for which the waxy crude from China's Daqing oil fields can flow without clogging, according to a senior oil industry source.
|
|
Living In a foreign country it is difficult enough to stay abreast or what is happening in the U.S. We don't need these shows clogging up the news channel.
|
|
These are cleansers that quickly dissolve all traces of stubborn or waterproof makeup, so you don't end up sleeping in the pore-clogging remnants of last night's smoky eye.
|
|
There are those who swear by it — and have the Instagram-ready skin to prove it — and those who think the stuff is a pore-clogging, breakout-causing nightmare.
|
|
I couldn't tell you what most of them were, with the exception of one $3 artery-clogging plate of goodness at Warung Babi Guling Pak Dobiel in Nusa Dua.
|
|
One is to act as an emergency investor in banks starved of funds; the other is to kick-start a market in dud loans clogging up banks' balance-sheets.
|
|
Jose "Pache" Ayala, Crowley Maritime's vice president in Puerto Rico, gazed out over the container and liner shipping services' terminal and described thousands of cargo containers clogging the yard.
|
|
And sure enough, Godard includes a moment from Jaws (1975), the film that spawned the summer blockbuster, which has since been reborn during the remake craze clogging Hollywood today.
|
|
Their new artery-clogging, cylindrical, surely delicious menu item is padded with ground beef, nacho cheese, sour cream, salsa, guacamole, and fries, and is priced at $1.99 a pop.
|
|
The main mechanism involves reducing blood levels of LDL or "bad" cholesterol by speeding up the rate at which your body can break down this waxy, artery-clogging substance.
|
|
But it was advice I've gotten (and given) before: You can't just pile things on your face and think it's going to cure the dryness without clogging the pores.
|
|
He applauded the idea of an HOV lane on the Williamsburg Bridge, but the reality of Ubers and Lyfts further clogging the streets during the shutdown is very real.
|
|
That's going to be a big difference because they were clogging up the veins of our country with the environmental impact statements and all of the rules and regulations.
|
|
Purses too small to fit a phone are the biggest thing in handbags these days, spotted on the dainty wrists of celebrities and Instagram influencers clogging up the feed.
|
|
It's about time: In recent years these cars have flooded New York, clogging our streets and driving down fares and with them, income for tens of thousands of drivers.
|
|
As an example, Hurricane Harvey in Texas last year ended up shutting down gasoline refineries, straining hospitals, clogging roadways and spreading toxins and pathogens as floodwaters swamped the city.
|
|
Romans have for years bemoaned the degradation of their city: the potholes, the burning buses, the unkempt parks and the uncollected garbage, stinking its streets and clogging its river.
|
|
The Afghan Army is rolling out a program to retire hundreds of old generals and colonels clogging the top, in the hopes of promoting a new generation of commanders.
|
|
" On the volume of the claims: "They're clogging up the system so we can't get people with legitimate asylum claims, and they're hoping to get released into the interior.
|
|
It comes with a crusty white roll, of course, and I wash the whole colon-clogging thing down with an entire bottle of apfelschorle and two cups of coffee.
|
|
They can't do a full teardown because of all those awful long-term contracts clogging the books, and they may not be as bad as many seem to think.
|
|
The process of scouting the perfect formula in the first place means paying close attention to a few qualifiers: level of coverage, texture, finish, and the potential for clogging pores.
|
|
The environment's new clothes: biodegradable textiles grown from live organisms by Erica Cirino in Scientific AmericanFast fashion is clogging up our landfills, but one day our clothes could be biodegradable!
|
|
The first video, posted on Thursday, shows a line of honking cars clogging a road that Mr. Mhiemaed described as leading toward the Turkish border crossing at Bab al-Salameh.
|
|
There's even a connection standard that unites them all called Google Thread, a proprietary network protocol that keeps the Nest devices synced up without clogging your home's Wi-Fi network.
|
|
Every web developer take note: Sebastian Ly Serena has come up with a brilliant way to make your website more entertaining and captivating—without clogging it up with boring content.
|
|
The best part is, all of these items are made to be portable, so you'll never have to worry about clogging up your toiletry bag or making your purse heavier.
|
|
In 2009, then Immigration Minister Jason Kenney bristled at the way the Iraq resisters were being characterized, and labeled them "bogus refugee claimants" who were "clogging up" the immigration system.
|
|
"They're making our industry the target of criticism and clogging up the airspace, because an artificial demand is being stimulated that wouldn't exist if there were realistic prices," he said.
|
|
The Miami Beach program, which also began last year, has been viewed as a strong success since workers fixed a clogging issue, said Tonya Daniels, a spokeswoman for the city.
|
|
You could also get so much debris that it all starts clogging and jamming together and creates a debris dam, or a landslide dam — blocking the rest of the landslide.
|
|
When scientists performed a necropsy, the reason became clear: The whale had 64 pounds of trash — plastic bags, ropes, netting and even a plastic drum — clogging its intestines and stomach.
|
|
The service was broadcast live on a religious TV channel that showed poignant images of the blue sky through the collapsed roof and the black rubble still clogging the building.
|
|
It's not taking care of your man if you're serving up that pale chicken—if anything you're hurting your man, you're clogging up his arteries and you're giving him salmonella.
|
|
WASHINGTON — Representative Darren Soto's phone rang just a half-hour into the House Energy and Commerce subcommittee hearing this week on the surge of robocalls clogging the nation's cellphone lines.
|
|
I was visiting my hometown in Michigan when I noticed an odd muffling sensation in my left ear, like I'd been swimming and had some residual water clogging the works.
|
|
Watch the video to see how Google, Amazon and others are using artificial intelligence and automation to cut back on the wasted inventory clogging our landfills and polluting the planet.
|
|
Over the weekend and into Monday, people had flocked to places where they could see the full eclipse, clogging roads, filling hotel rooms and taxing local facilities in some places.
|
|
In the United States, however, carmakers must obtain permission from regulators to dial back pollution controls under certain conditions, such as cold weather, when the systems are prone to clogging.
|
|
Lots of people make a living from the seasonal business of Christmas — lights, trees, stocking stuffers, artery-clogging eggnog — but the much-more-niche business of Hanukkah products is tougher.
|
|
In the intervening years, fad confections like Go-Gurt and the artery-clogging Fruit by the Foot flooded the market, leaving behind sweet memories of dental visits and ill-fitting swimsuits.
|
|
Airlines avoid flying with volcanic ash in the air because it can cause significant damage to aircraft engines, clogging fuel and cooling systems, hampering pilot visibility and even causing engine failure.
|
|
And TP-Link's router supports the just-released Wi-Fi 6 wireless standard, which can serve bandwidth to more devices without clogging the tubes—increasingly important in our stream-happy world.
|
|
The appeal of a gel formula in summer is that it absorbs quickly and never feels like it's clogging your pores — and those perks would certainly benefit my oily T-zone.
|
|
What was I doing, I was just clogging up the road networks even more and not making the world a better place, probably a more exciting place, but not socially better.
|
|
Add a high-powered moisturizer, like Drunk Elephant Protini Peptide Cream, to deliver major nutrients without clogging pores, and your vacation will already be off to a very, very good start.
|
|
It is a way to prevent free-riders from passing on the costs of not being covered to others, for example by clogging up emergency rooms or by spreading contagious diseases.
|
|
And this time, abortion rights advocates don't have a deluge of calls clogging the Capitol phone lines or a rare instance of a Republican standing up for reproductive choice to thank.
|
|
Known as low density lipoprotein, or LDL, it's the main cause of atherosclerosis, which is the hardening and clogging of arteries that leads to heart attacks, strokes, and other cardiovascular diseases.
|
|
Regulators have long been concerned that tighter rules against financial crime such as money laundering and bribery are having the unintended consequence of clogging up the cross-border flow of money.
|
|
It keeps your drain from clogging, and unlike other hair-catchers, it neatly hides the hair from sight, so it's not just hanging out in a gross clump by your feet.
|
|
This led to a wonderful idea: What if these so-called pests could actually help break down polyethylene, a common and non-biodegradable plastic currently clogging up landfills around the world?
|
|
Automated accounts, some of which are designed to drag you off to a web of dodgy dating sites, overwhelm the social network, constantly clogging up mentions with insincere likes and retweets.
|
|
In Washington, organizers of the climate march estimated some 2350,29 people showed up to march, clogging the streets and snarling traffic on a sweltering day where temperatures threatened to break records.
|
|
"They want to get rid of people like me, clogging up all the draws, because they feel it's taking too long for the juniors to get to the top," Howe said.
|
|
Democratic presidential hopeful Julian Castro, Joaquin Castro's brother, last week proposed decriminalizing border crossings as a step toward freeing up federal resources and eliminating thousands of immigration cases clogging criminal courts.
|
|
Specifically, the church wants people to avoid the plastic consumer products and packaging that have become a major environmental problem, polluting oceans and rivers, fouling beaches, killing wildlife and clogging landfills.
|
|
The issue was that their managers were clogging their schedules with overcrowded meetings, reducing available hours for tasks that rewarded more focused concentration — thinking deeply about trying to solve a problem.
|
|
During the 1980s quagga and zebra mussels arrived in ships' ballast water and began gobbling up the Great Lakes' phytoplankton, the foundation of their food web, and clogging water intake pipes.
|
|
The problems with catalyst clogging and loss began on Wednesday and Motiva planned to shut the catcracker on Thursday, but was able to keep the unit running at reduced production levels.
|
|
But as an artist who also photographed decomposing organisms, bloodthirsty mosquitoes penetrating human skin, fatty deposits clogging arteries and bacteria-filled bowels, he faced a special challenge in finding human models.
|
|
Improving recycling rates is crucial to China's strategy, and cities are trying to figure out what to do with the heaps of trash clogging up rivers or buried in hazardous landfills.
|
|
Giant Tata trucks clogged up the highways and sometimes I would sleep on my bike on a tea stand at 24 am when there were too many cars clogging up the highway.
|
|
Get the Veggie Spiralizer for $19 See Details This particular slicer is more compact than the others and even uses a thicker blade to avoid any veggies jamming and clogging the machine.
|
|
Keen to avoid taxes and red tape, housebuilders in Italy have long sidestepped regulations, putting up housing that sometimes does not resist the country's frequent earthquakes and landslides, and clogging picturesque locations.
|
|
So if your really want to impress your match, making them a big batch of Super-Crispy Fried Chicken could be the key to a long, prosperous, and potentially artery-clogging relationship.
|
|
At one point, it appears to slow down when it's apprehended by some leaves clogging a storm drain, but the little lemon that could trudges on for a remarkable 40 seconds more.
|
|
It has CycloneForce technology that provides long-lasting suction power with less clogging, as well as a Point Cleaning feature that allows for on-demand vacuum cleaning just by pointing the remote.
|
|
But today marks the first time that activism has resulted in direct action against web infrastructure, clogging traffic for many sites with no direct connection to the Daily Stormer and its ideology.
|
|
"It will help regulate skin turnover to help keep pores from clogging, act as an anti-inflammatory to reduce redness and swelling and will restore skin tone and texture," explains Dr. Bowe.
|
|
In the past decade, plastics have been found in the ocean's deepest and most remote points, collecting in massive, dense clumps, and clogging the stomachs of marine life washed up onto shorelines.
|
|
Previous research has linked omega-3s to a lower risk of abnormal heartbeats, less fats in the blood, reduced risk of artery-clogging deposits known as plaque, and slightly lower blood pressure.
|
|
But once you're actively using your phone, all the stuff clogging up the speaker grilles, all the tiny scratches on the screen, all the lint in the world doesn't matter one bit.
|
|
The new competition pits the world's most elite dancers against each other, from backgrounds as diverse as krumping and clogging, in the hopes of winning a grand prize of one million dollars.
|
|
Its organizers hope that, by making people realize just how much air pollution is clogging up our city, they'll spur people to push for action, like better transit and more green spaces.
|
|
It hones in on the redundant cache files, logs, app localizations, and image files that are clogging your computer's arteries and flushes them into the digital ether with just a few clicks.
|
|
His finance minister, Pier Carlo Padoan, has been tangling with the European Commission over how to deal with the €350 billion ($382 billion) of bad loans clogging up the Italian banking system.
|
|
For 35,000 CFA francs (about $10.53) a week, he clears garbage that is clogging the streets and gutters of the Malian capital, which he says routinely spill over and flood nearby shacks.
|
|
The world's seventh-largest container carrier has more than 500,000 containers, and many already are clogging up ports and truck yards, tying up trailers that cannot be used to handle other cargo.
|
|
MILAN (Reuters) - The European Central Bank wants banks in the euro zone to tackle the stock of bad loans still clogging their balance sheets, Executive Board member Yves Mersch said on Monday.
|
|
It's grueling to hear and ugly to see as he visits some of the places most affected by pollution: a Chinese city with lung-clogging air, an oil spill in the Amazon.
|
|
Although harmless to humans, they have been especially troublesome to the commercial salmon catch in Oregon, with large globs of the rubbery critters clogging fishing gear by the thousands in recent months.
|
|
LONDON (Reuters) - English courts should continue to rule on disputes over cross-border derivatives contracts after Brexit to avoid clogging up a $483 trillion global market, a trade body said on Monday.
|
|
"If we can get McDonald's to ditch its dirty habit we can stop millions of plastic straws clogging up our oceans and killing the animals that live in them," the petition reads.
|
|
Some migrants may also be seeking transit from Egypt because smugglers using the shorter route from Libya are already transporting as many passengers as they can, clogging the route, Mr. Milliman said.
|
|
MILAN, Oct 9 (Reuters) - The European Central Bank is still concerned with the stock of non-performing loans clogging up bank balance sheets, ECB Executive Board member Yves Mersch said on Monday.
|
|
Even e-commerce can bring challenges for people with hoarding issues, she said, as websites guilt them into signing up for inbox-clogging discount newsletters they hesitate to delete or unsubscribe from.
|
|
Some 2340 million petrol-driven scooters and motorcycles are sold in India annually, clogging roads in Delhi, Mumbai and Bengaluru with some of the world's worst traffic and highest levels of pollution.
|
|
Sometimes, less is more, and you can truly polish your resume by completely cutting out the unnecessary jobs, skills, and internships you've had that are clogging up valuable space on the page.
|
|
During the press conference, Husted asked owners and managers to make wise decisions about whether their businesses are essential, rather than clogging the phone lines of law enforcement and local health departments.
|
|
Digging into the "Adjaruli" variety served here — a hammock of dense bread carrying melted cheese, topped with a fried egg and a chunk of butter — is an exercise in artery-clogging decadence.
|
|
Both taxi and Uber drivers are optimistic that the city's proposals would halt the flood of vehicles clogging city streets and start making it easier for drivers to earn a decent living.
|
|
Clogging of the desalter section of the 120,000 bpd Unit 536 CDU has reduced production on that unit and the 90,000 bpd gasoline-producing fluidic catalytic cracking unit (FCCU), the sources said.
|
|
I'll be using the Overnight Star Sleeping Mask ($43) all winter to maintain my skin's moisture without clogging pores, and the Eye Recovery Stick has become a staple of Connie's morning routine.
|
|
The scheme, approved by the European Commission in October, will help Greek banks to offload the non-performing loans clogging their balance sheets and constraining them from funding the country's recovering economy.
|
|
One place that would welcome some of the visitors currently clogging up Barcelona is a tiny municipality in central Italy, not far from Bologna, called Valsamoggia, which I visited in early spring.
|
|
Revisiting this stuff after the last few years of tasteful, adult contemporary EDM-lite dominating the pop charts feels like sinking your teeth into an artery-clogging sirloin after too many kale smoothies.
|
|
And so they have to sell more and more of these low-performing ads, clogging their pages with takeovers, wrappers and pop-ups that weigh on load times and ruin the user experience.
|
|
Cincinnati has veterans Jay Bruce, Joey Votto and Brandon Phillips sitting in the middle of the lineup and clogging up the payroll, but only Bruce seems like a realistic option for a trade.
|
|
Soured loans are clogging up bank balance sheets and holding back lending - a headache for the ECB as weak credit growth offsets the stimulus it is trying to provide through low interest rates.
|
|
But Sonoma County officials said they held back from sending one to the hundreds of thousands of residents because it could have caused unnecessary panic and mayhem, clogging streets and delaying emergency responders.
|
|
In New York, as staff counsel for the National Emergency Civil Liberties Committee, he represented conscientious objectors, draft resisters and deserters, clogging the legal system by entering not guilty pleas and demanding trials.
|
|
At a rally in Florida on February 18th, Mr Trump said the agency was "clogging up the veins of the country with the environmental impact statements and all of the rules and regulations".
|
|
Aloe plus buttermilk sounds like a pore-clogging tag team of ingredients, but this sensitive-skin lotion from Burt's Bees is non-greasy and gentle enough to be slathered over your sunburnt nose.
|
|
They began clogging sidewalks across the Bay Area in late 2017 ($1343 to start!) as brands with four-letter names like Bird and Lime fought for dominance in the latest vampiric startup scheme.
|
|
Britain imports around 60 percent of its food by the beginning of November - just the time that delays caused by a no-deal Brexit could be clogging up ports and motorways, Rycroft said.
|
|
There were chaotic scenes as people thronged metro stations, only to stream out shortly after, clogging footpaths as they queued for buses or alternative transport after some train services were disrupted or suspended.
|
|
DAVOS, Jan 22 (Reuters) - Talks with the European Union on how to manage a mountain of bad loans clogging up Italian banks are going well, Economy Minister Pier Carlo Padoan said on Friday.
|
|
Adding, for example, 300,000 administratively closed cases to the existing backlog would swell it by more than 40 percent, further clogging the system and delaying and denying justice to the individuals within it.
|
|
Back in 2008, a DJ, tired of singing competition winners clogging the charts at Christmas, began a Facebook campaign to get Rick Astley's 80s anthem "Never Gonna Give You Up" to No. 1.
|
|
OSLO (Reuters) - Around 30 plastic bags were found clogging up the stomach of a 20 foot (6 meter) whale that was put down in Norway last week after failed attempts to rescue it.
|
|
But she soon realized that the extension could actually be put to good use for sexual assault survivors and others who weren't interested in having pictures of the president-elect clogging their newsfeeds.
|
|
San Francisco gave Bird a business permit, but resident complaints about scooters clogging up sidewalks resulted in some scooters being impounded and a cease and desist order on Monday from the city attorney.
|
|
The makeshift settlements clogging the 214-mile road from Teknaf to Cox's Bazar are little more than shantytowns of tarps and blankets strung over ropes, meager protection against the season's torrential monsoon rains.
|
|
Fortunately there is a way to stop spammers clogging up your calendar, albeit with something of a trade-off: you need to turn off the setting that automatically adds invitations to your calendar.
|
|
On the Ryman stage, the three played up the humor of Monroe and a very pregnant Presley executing the scuffing dance steps of Appalachian clogging while Lambert scraped syncopated rhythms on a washboard.
|
|
The dominant focus on the disaster's aftermath left little news media oxygen for the election, sparing Mr. Bloomberg from deeper vetting and increasing the relative value of his airwave-clogging paid media strategy.
|
|
Price, along with the rest of the new Congress and administration, now has a chance to address the burdensome policies and regulations that have been clogging the system for the past eight years.
|
|
"It is outrageous that T-Mobile still has not resolved the ghost call issue that is putting Dallasites in danger by clogging our 911 system," Dallas Mayor Mike Rawlings had said in a statement.
|
|
"This has resulted in a large volume of panicked people calling 911 and thereby inundating emergency dispatch centers and public safety agencies with calls and clogging up the 911 system for hours," Lewin said.
|
|
Avène Hydrance Optimale Rich Hydrating Cream, 1.3 fl oz, $32 A deep moisturizer with the company's go-to mineral-rich thermal spring water, this cream manages to be thick and gentle without clogging pores.
|
|
Few teams are better at this, with Jordan clogging passing lanes, Paul pushing the hand-check rules as far as they will allow, and Doc Rivers taking advantage of every opportunity to lobby officials.
|
|
Stephenson says that the Venta Maersk's voyage doesn't mean that an onrush of container ships will soon be clogging the Arctic seas, given the remaining risks and costs needed to operate in the region.
|
|
CHICAGO (Reuters) - A glut of idled river barges is clogging Mississippi River shorelines from St. Louis to New Orleans, leaving U.S. barge companies that haul grain, coal and other bulk goods counting their losses.
|
|
But instead of washing our pubes down the sink and clogging up the drains, we thought it would be a good idea to put our pubes in plastic baggies and take them with us.
|
|
The Touch Bar is a horizontal retina screen that offers even more productivity possibilities including brightness and volume control, Siri, F-keys, iMessaging, and browsing apps or the web without clogging your actual screen.
|
|
The only surefire way to end the constant glut of death penalty appeals clogging our state court system is to vote "NO" on Proposition 66, and "YES" on its eminently reasonable alternative, Proposition 85033.
|
|
The measure would, in a stroke, force the city to accept the perpetuation of the plastic-trash free-for-all, with tons of discarded bags clogging the sewers, festooning tree branches and littering sidewalks.
|
|
There were chaotic scenes earlier on Tuesday as people thronged metro stations only to stream out shortly after, clogging footpaths as they queued for buses or alternative transport after some train services were suspended.
|
|
The New York Times reported last year that China planned to move more than 9,000 residents from the very poor area in order to reduce the potential for extra radiation clogging the telescope's signal.
|
|
Or, get creative and just ask the person behind the counter to serve you your burger and fries, in all of their artery-clogging beauty, right there on the counter, straight from their hands.
|
|
They said thousands of Kurdish fighters in convoys formed a long queue in efforts to flee Kirkuk towards the Kurdish regional capital Erbil, clogging the road and making it difficult for civilians to leave.
|
|
"To address unexpected and frequent clogging of the system, the Navy has determined that it needs to acid flush the CVN 77 and 78's sewage system on a regular basis," the GAO found.
|
|
As Carnegie, Stage and many other traditional Jewish delis close in New York City, Mr. Tonelli, a 46-year-old equine veterinarian, is helping Italians acquire the taste for the Ashkenazi artery-clogging fare.
|
|
If the rest of the mission is successful, it should give an ailing communications satellite a new lease on life, and it could kickstart an industry that keeps space junk from clogging the skies.
|
|
The unpopular side effects include skyrocketing housing prices, fleets of giant commuter buses clogging city streets, and, most recently, an electric-scooter invasion that caused city officials to temporarily yank them off the streets.
|
|
But as more and more people have been flushing wipes down their toilets, including makeup wipes, and wet wipes, those items have been increasingly getting stuck in — and clogging up — the screens, Metro reported.
|
|
That was the beauty of Dropbox when it first arrived: It made sharing files between computers incredibly easy, without the need for clogging up email inboxes, or having to sneakernet a flash drive between machines.
|
|
Chances are you slathered it over your shoulders, neck, and chest, and then (with a separate, non-pore-clogging formula, of course) moved onto your face, massaging it into your forehead, nose, chin, and cheeks.
|
|
This way, I have access to the messages that are actually still relevant to me should I choose to revisit them, but I don't have the clutter of years-old texts clogging up my device.
|
|
Soured loans are clogging up bank balance sheets and holding back lending, a headache for the ECB as weak credit growth offsets some of the stimulus it is trying to provide through low interest rates.
|
|
Irma debris is still clogging and littering many canals, destroyed homes still haven't been demolished, hotels and businesses remain closed and, most importantly for local government leaders, their "rainy day funds" were depleted on Irma.
|
|
If you disagree, chances are you've subjected the world to an insufferable thread of your own, clogging up your follower's feeds with numbered, half-baked opinions sent into the ether 140 characters at a time.
|
|
"Maher is currently being victimized by having hundreds of Hanjin containers clogging up its facility and impeding the ability of Maher to properly service its other customers," the company said in court papers on Thursday.
|
|
Still, others have criticized the use of heavy, potentially pore-clogging makeup to conceal blemishes, which is understandable, considering some products can cause breakouts in people who don't struggle with them in the first place.
|
|
"Your first thought is to say: 'Get more people, get more stuff, go, go, go,' " Ms. Notley said, but that approach could cause added danger and hamper firefighting work by clogging the city's small airport.
|
|
I'd also tell you that beans are crucial but then I'd have 100,000 snotty Texans clogging up my feed because they think Texas does everything right, from cooking beanless chili to hydrofracking under daycare centers.
|
|
That's why doctors will usually try an antibiotic cream or other surface treatment like Retin A, a vitamin A cream that increases the rate your body sheds dead skin cells to prevent clogging, Elbuluk says.
|
|
With the manned drone that made a big stink at CES approaching the market, these massive drones are bound to be clogging public spaces soon with their giant muscles, buzz cuts, and terrible pickup lines.
|
|
From the screenshots (see below), you can see how iOS 211 will make suggestions about managing storage based on what's clogging up your own iPhone, instead of just offering generic, all-purpose tips and tricks.
|
|
The only year his three-point rate was higher than last season was 2008, when Gay started at small forward on a terrible Grizzlies team that featured a small army of paint-clogging big men.
|
|
While brand-new vacuums have already been dispatched to clean off the tracks, a newly minted Water Management Initiative will seal leaks, clean thousands of street grates, and prevent drain clogging from disrupting the system.
|
|
According to a major new study, Uber, Lyft and their smaller rivals are clogging major U.S. cities — not relieving congestion — and even more traffic may be on the way when self-driving cars are commonplace.
|
|
Aimless passing, clogging cuts, individual brilliance propping up schematic drudgery, ten-point wins that should have had triple the margin—if you watched the U.S. men's team in Rio, you know what this looks like.
|
|
They overcame a 1-0 deficit on Wednesday — Vegas had won 10 of 11 playoff games when scoring first — by dictating play, clogging the neutral zone, forcing giveaways and exploiting space in the Vegas zone.
|
|
Professor Kummerow was one of the first scientists to suggest that the saturated fat in butter, cheese and meats did not contribute to the clogging of arteries and was in fact beneficial in moderate amounts.
|
|
Since the east was cleared of militants with relatively little destruction, a sense of normalcy has been reclaimed there, with civilians returning, schools and shops reopening — including a liquor store — and traffic clogging the streets.
|
|
On my last summer trip to Paris, these selfie-stick-obsessed tourists were everywhere; at the farmers' market, clogging the Tuileries, blocking my family's view on a sightseeing Bateaux Mouches boat ride down the Seine.
|
|
From her hillside home, she sees construction trucks clogging the streets below and tourists spilling out of cruise ships that have slowly begun to dock again on Tortola, the largest of the British Virgin Islands.
|
|
It took four months of complicated work, including drilling a relief well and clogging the bottom of the leaking well, which lies about 500 feet underground, with cement, but California's methane nightmare seems to be over.
|
|
PRAGUE (Reuters) - The Czech capital Prague will ban Segway vehicles in its historic center from early August, Mayor Adriana Krnacova said on Tuesday, after residents complained the two-wheeled electric vehicles were clogging streets and unsafe.
|
|
The app used for reporting caucus results faced coding issues, and when volunteers resorted to manually calling in results, they encountered hours-long wait times — which was exacerbated by Trump supporters intentionally clogging up the lines.
|
|
A Reuters reporter who visited recaptured districts of Aleppo in recent days saw large swathes reduced to ruins, with rubble and other debris clogging the streets and sections of the famous Old City all but destroyed.
|
|
On Sunday, a peaceful gathering in a park in the city's central business district rapidly morphed into a march, as tens of thousands of black-clad protesters set off in several directions, clogging up major thoroughfares.
|
|
It also said the lower altitude would allow any satellites that lose orbit to begin burning up quickly instead of clogging Earth orbit with space junk, something that was the concern of a recent NASA study.
|
|
" He asked that he not be identified, explaining that he was worried about trolling by fringe elements: "I don't need a bunch of white supremacists clogging up my phone line, even if it's just to gloat.
|
|
" He continued, according to The Daily Beast, "Do we allow Fifth Avenue, one of the world's finest and most luxurious shopping districts, to be turned into an outdoor flea market, clogging and seriously downgrading the area?
|
|
Over the weekend, some airlines said they had to rework their flight attendant and pilot rosters, and thousands of demonstrators took to airports across the United States to protest the ban, clogging terminals and delaying travelers.
|
|
SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Researchers in Singapore are seeking a patent for a new sound-proof and heat-resistant material made from recycled plastic bottles they say could help reduce plastic waste dumped in oceans and clogging landfills.
|
|
On the Orlando Magic, should they abandon Elfrid Payton, Smith would face an uphill battle against defenses that can afford to constantly ignore Aaron Gordon and Bismack Biyombo and focus on clogging driving and passing lanes.
|
|
As she drove by Florida International University on Thursday afternoon, she noticed the newly installed pedestrian bridge just ahead and mentioned to her boyfriend beside her that construction on the span had been clogging the area.
|
|
" In came voguish young stars like Candice Bergen, who had written to Peck offering to recruit fresh talent and griping that "most members are anachronisms clogging the works of an incredibly facile mechanism called motion pictures.
|
|
Thomas was at war with the press because of several factors, including high-priced players he had acquired who were clogging the salary cap and a sexual-harassment suit filed against him by a Knicks employee.
|
|
A new David Attenborough series on the BBC, "Blue Planet II," has shown plastic bags and bottles clogging oceans and killing fish, turtles and other marine wildlife, prompting governments to put in place more stringent rules.
|
|
On this week's episode of F*ck, That's Delicious, Action Bronson takes you on an artery-clogging, zeppole-filled journey into the kitchen of his one-night-only pop-up restaurant at New York's Nicoletta restaurant.
|
|
Academics and city planners are still studying whether the companies will help reduce carbon emissions by making better use of existing vehicle fleets, or increase them by clogging traffic and diverting riders from trains and buses.
|
|
Over the past two decades, motorbike ownership rates have skyrocketed in Pakistan, with locally assembled Chinese and Japanese bikes clogging up the roads in a country where much of the population is below the age of 30.
|
|
Italy's lenders hold 220 billion euros ($220 billion) in non-performing loans (NPLs) which grew during the recent three-year recession and are clogging the system, slowing the release of new credit that the economy badly needs.
|
|
You need a vacuum that's specifically designed for pet owners and that's engineered to pick up hair without clogging, manage airborne dander and other allergens, and leave your house hair-free with minimal effort on your part.
|
|
The fund-raising is regarded as a crucial test of investor confidence in Italian banks, whose shares have sold off sharply this year because of concerns about 360 billion euros of bad loans clogging their balance sheets.
|
|
He's designed and built an autonomous printer that can draw messages in sand, so now's probably a good time to brace yourself for an endless barrage of "will you marry me?" beach proposals clogging up your feeds.
|
|
The long-term impact of globally exporting drinking water is pretty much a giant mess of un-recycled plastic bottles clogging landfills, depletion of energy and oil resources, and a lack of publicly accessible safe drinking water.
|
|
The country has seen a wave of iconic, brightly colored shared bicycles hits its city streets over the last year, helping revolutionize urban travel, but also drawing some public ire over mountains of bike clogging up sidewalks.
|
|
The road from the airport was a congested mess of stationary vehicles that, every ten or so minutes, would clear up, allowing cars to creep another hundred meters before clogging again amid a constant barrage of honking.
|
|
Aerial footage from local media showed educators clogging the streets surrounding the statehouse, wearing red in solidarity and holding signs reading #RedForEd and "15,000 strong can't ALL be wrong," referencing the number of teachers predicted to march.
|
|
Gone are the days when powder foundations sat on top of skin, clogging pores and feeling heavy; now, they're perfect for all skin types, whether oily and acne-prone (they actually absorb excess oil), dry or normal.
|
|
Thomas Sattich of the University of Stavanger in Norway writes that when the wind blows hard, surplus renewable energy is pushed to neighbours such as Poland, the Czech Republic and the Netherlands, clogging up their electricity systems.
|
|
Grits are supposedly what you're left with when the oil and debris clogging your pores comes out, leaving bits of dirt and dead skin cells and God knows what else that feel "gritty" to the touch behind.
|
|
PHUKET, Thailand (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Staying at a hotel on the Thai island of Koh Samui in 2015, Meghan Kerrigan noticed the four bottles of water she was given every day were clogging her bin with plastic.
|
|
In 2012, I drove across Qinghai to a remote place an elderly Tibetan refugee in India had told me about: a ravine where a flood one year brought down a torrent of skeletons, clogging the Yellow River.
|
|
And while a young Brooke Shields easily bypassed "a 1,000-strong crowd clogging surrounding streets" attempting to get in, Frank Sinatra was allegedly stuck in his own limo and couldn't get anywhere close to the club's entrance.
|
|
"As mindful as you're being about the makeup you're not putting on your skin, you should be likewise aware of heavy, occlusive creams you're wearing," Dr. Nussbaum explains — meaning, a moisturizer that may be clogging your pores.
|
|
Real estate is more expensive than in San Francisco, where the median price of a single-family home as of November was $1.36 million There are complaints of arrogant drivers in fancy vehicles clogging up the roads.
|
|
Their damaging effects include a rise in artery-clogging LDL cholesterol and decline in protective HDL cholesterol, damage to the lining of arteries, and inflammation, which can destabilize arterial plaque and precipitate a heart attack or stroke.
|
|
Store-bought broth works here, but this is a great use for any homemade stock that is clogging up your freezer, causing it to not close properly and your partner or roommate to be frustrated with you.
|
|
So it's hard to argue that even though the average game time jumped in 2016, and many of the playoff games took too damn long, the increase had anything to do with replay clogging up the clock.
|
|
Two decades later, we have the most talented players in the history of the sport, and they're out there clogging zones and blocking shots and hoping for one or two chances a game to actually get creative.
|
|
Justice Roberto Barroso, a Yale graduate and constitutional law professor, said 50 years of war against drugs had failed miserably, clogging jails with small-time dealers and fueling a violent gang battle for control of the lucrative trade.
|
|
Masses of people streaming out of offices and into subways, traffic clogging every street and avenue, lines for restaurants and velvet ropes outside bars and pop-up sales, the black S.U.V.s idling outside the banks on Wall Street.
|
|
Finding a formula you don't hate is key — and yet lightweight, non-greasy, non-pore-clogging sunscreens that don't smell like a doctor's office or a chemical approximation of a piña colada are maddeningly hard to come by.
|
|
I have some sympathy for those Oiler fans, but they've waited 11 years for a playoff game in Edmonton, and I'm guessing nobody is staying home just because a few suckers will be clogging up the beer lane.
|
|
Mohrer says that by encouraging more carpooling during the L train shutdown, there will be fewer cars clogging the lanes on the bridge, and more room for Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) service, which operates in a dedicated lane.
|
|
Certain familiar Celtic elements had been mixed into it over the decades and centuries, most obviously the percussive effect of hard-soled shoes on a wooden floor, which could work as a drum during the dance (think clogging).
|
|
At the same time, it has also put pressure on this bedroom community, clogging the streets with nearly impassable traffic during rush hour and pushing rents up to levels only seen in downtown Miami or on Miami Beach.
|
|
Rumors that once simmered at a low level of his interest in young women, which was mostly deemed moderately creepy rather than criminal, are now clogging Facebook feeds, dominating talk at fast-food restaurants and generating endless gossip.
|
|
Obviously, it's up to companies to treat their employees like human beings, but there's no reason for us as consumers to make it harder for them to do that by clogging up their inboxes all day with minutia.
|
|
Big brands - from Coke to Kellogg - pledged in October to cut all plastic waste from their operations as pressure mounts on manufacturers and retailers to tackle the deluge of packaging that is clogging landfills and choking the seas.
|
|
Gross domestic product probably rose at a 0.7 percent annual rate after a 1.4 percent pace in the fourth quarter, according to a Reuters survey, also as businesses stepped up efforts to reduce unwanted merchandise clogging up their warehouses.
|
|
He asked the resident to make sure that the patient had a CT scan of his chest to look for tiny pieces of infection, known as septic emboli, which might be clogging up the blood vessels in his lungs.
|
|
The change began in May, when a group of young people kicked off efforts to spread simple techniques of cleanliness, waste management and recycling to allay villagers' fears that the garbage clogging the waterways would pollute their rice fields.
|
|
The work itself sounded just so-so, but the man painted it as something bigger—a vision of a new kind of city, with fewer cars clogging the landscape and a metropolis made safe for people on two wheels.
|
|
"One of our favorite moments was 'clogging' (hillbilly dancing) with our family and Marcia Campbell of the Opry Squaredancers as the Time Jumpers played our favorite Shawn Camp song, 'Tune of the Twenty Dollar Bill,&apos" the singer said.
|
|
Unlike the other neo-dancehall hits clogging up streaming algorithms, the song doesn't venture into cloying, post-Bieber earworms and is instead content to loll about unassumingly, with Gyptian's easygoing flirtations and Equal's able-bodied riddim speaking for themselves.
|
|
It will reach a few islands on the way to the eastern coast of Australia, perhaps clogging up ports and bays as it piles up inside them, inconveniencing fishers and people simply wanting to hop from island to island.
|
|
However, emboldened by having survived one of the more lopsided 1-1 first halves in recent World Cup memory, Tunisia's defenders started closing down the oncoming English attackers, clogging open lanes and clearing free balls out of dangerous areas.
|
|
Her 2005 oratorio "Steel Hammer," ruminating on the mysteries surrounding the legend of John Henry, combines neo-medieval chant and stylized folk instrumentation: bristling banjo, shards of harmonica, sole taps on one musician's shoes for an evocation of clogging.
|
|
Particularly at risk are countries in Asia and Africa, where high levels of lung-clogging particulate matter (PM 2.5) and the regular use of fuels like coal and charcoal for home cooking result in a dramatically reduced life expectancy.
|
|
Since the health care debate began, advocacy groups, liberal organizations, and "resistance" leaders have waged an all-out war against the GOP health care bill — staging sit-ins, clogging the airwaves, and organizing mass acts of civil disobedience across the country.
|
|
Sure, these sugared holes will need a quick fry in canola oil (would they be as deliciously artery-clogging without?) and you'll have to get creative with the powdered sugar, but there's no tricky jam-injecting or fancy icing needed.
|
|
Beyond the unfairly negative old-lady connotations (which, by the way, are also unwarranted; there is nothing wrong with being an old lady), the pore-clogging properties and heavy, musty scents were really what gave cold cream its bad rap.
|
|
While disasters happening within your sphere of influence are vivid and bright, with lava flowing down slopes or silt clogging streams, disasters that you hear about but don't witness are represented with sketch-like drawings in the fog of war.
|
|
From spewing vast amounts of carbon emissions during its creation, to clogging waterways, to killing marine life, to jamming landfills (where some plastics leach chemicals over time), the mass production and improper disposal of plastic products hurts our natural environment.
|
|
It's a similar sort of anxiety as the kind that washes over me in the halls of the San Diego Convention Center during Comic Con, which claimed 130,000 in attendance people last year, albeit without all of the walkway-clogging cosplay.
|
|
The plodding pace of transactions appears to be due to blocks reaching their upper size limit of 1 megabyte with more frequency, and unconfirmed transactions clogging up the "memory pool," a distributed database that lives on every computer running bitcoin software.
|
|
Flywheel offers two main products: an e-hail app for riders, and a smartphone-based operating system for taxi drivers that replaces the jumble of meters, dispatch, advertising, navigation systems, and credit card readers currently clogging the interior of their vehicles.
|
|
Flywheel offers two main products: an e-hail app for riders, and a smartphone-based operating system for taxi drivers that replaces the jumble of meters, dispatch, advertising, navigation systems, and credit card readers currently clogging the interior of the vehicle.
|
|
To fight heart disease, the group will invest in efforts to reduce the amount of artery-clogging trans-fats from their menus, a reprise of Frieden's efforts in 2006 as New York City health commissioner to ban trans-fats from restaurants.
|
|
A senior executive in China at a large American consumer goods firm told Reuters any strike back against U.S. firms would likely involve local authorities clogging up approval processes or slowing down paperwork, rather than a loud and brash response.
|
|
It was after that episode that the United States and Japan agreed to relocate the big Marine air base clogging the center of the city of Ginowan to a less crowded area and to shift some troops to Guam and Hawaii.
|
|
Around the world, people have wrestled with the environmental effect of plastics, which do not naturally degrade and are frequently used once before settling in landfills, clogging storm drains or collecting in the ocean, often for long periods of time.
|
|
" In Sweden, Greta says, people are not allowed to test for coronavirus unless they need emergency medical treatment -- so instead of clogging up the healthcare system, she self-isolated instead "in a borrowed apartment away from my mother and sister.
|
|
" — Leora Yashari, trending editor Youth To The People Superfood Air Whip Hyaluronic Acid Moisturizer"This moisturizer feels like dunking my face in a cloud: It's so moisturizing but still light and doesn't feel like it's clogging my acne-prone skin.
|
|
With Joel Embiid clogging up the middle, and Ben Simmons able to find players in space like a seasoned pro, Bridges may have unlimited open looks as a rookie, and there's plenty of reason to believe he'll take full advantage.
|
|
The characters suffer their passions and betrayals at actual scenic beaches and shops and restaurants, where they order menu items that are listed at artery-clogging length (''passion-fruit panna cotta, miniature cannoli filled with pistachio cream,'' and so on).
|
|
Most skin types can benefit from the addition of hyaluronic acid — if you're dry, it can add the extra boost your skin needs to stop flaking, and if you're oily or acne-prone, it can actually hydrate without clogging your pores.
|
|
The program is a win-win for everyone: It prevents old tires from clogging landfills and polluting Missouri's waterways, and it puts tire scraps to good use by converting them into a safe, cushy surface on which children can play.
|
|
MAIDUGURI, Nigeria — Dozens of drivers lined up in beat-up vehicles stuffed with mattresses, cooking pots and other belongings, clogging a road outside one of the most desperate and dangerous camps that serve as refuge from the war with Boko Haram.
|
|
But El Verde BBQ, a roadside stand along Highway 186 (a major thoroughfare to the airport) with its Puerto Rican street food, is the one we would go back to in a heartbeat, though the tasty fare is artery-clogging.
|
|
Meaning, if fewer people have to own a car (since cheap and reliable on-demand transportation is an app away), then that's fewer cars clogging up city streets—so why not make city streets smaller and increase the size of sidewalks?
|
|
The pitch is simple: Two comedians, Mitch Mitchell and Nick Wiger, sit with a guest to deconstruct the history, quality, and psychic impact of artery-clogging food brands you know and love—from Outback Steakhouse to Taco Bell to Hooters.
|
|
The 2010 Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act was championed by Michelle Obama and became a rallying cry for her critics after it set school lunch maximums for calories, cut sodium and artery-clogging trans fat, and required more fruits, vegetables and whole grains.
|
|
Whether harassing popular politicians or just clogging up your menchies, the "debate me" dudes believe your opinions or beliefs are only valid if you are willing to carve time out of your day to defend it to some prick on the internet.
|
|
There had already been security incidents among men at multiple facilities, including clogging toilets with Mylar blankets and socks in order to be released from their cells, refusals to return to cells and attempted escapes, Border Patrol officials reported to the inspectors.
|
|
They are held back by tight physical limits to potential growth, estimated at about 1.6 percent, and the fact that the monetary policy, acting alone, cannot remove the cyclical and structural obstacles clogging up the way to faster and broader output gains.
|
|
Perhaps more ominously, Facebook recently announced a number of tools designed to allow content creators to generate their own quiz shows, though it's not clear people actually want that kind of thing clogging up their feed as opposed to a dedicated app.
|
|
Today, June 8, is World Oceans Day, a collaborative effort by numerous aquariums and conservationists worldwide to raise awareness about the pollution clogging our oceans and what we can do to protect these amazing environments and the animals that call them home.
|
|
Ajay Singh, president of the Boxing Federation of India, said Delhi's air quality was improving as the effects of last week's Hindu festival of Diwali - when tens of thousands of firecrackers are let off, clogging the air with smoke - were wearing off.
|
|
"If I could write an open letter to the fast food bitches, I would tell them I love them and their artery-clogging food and if they want any help creating new exotic menu items to drop me a fucking email," he said.
|
|
Gross domestic product increased at a 20.34 percent annual rate, the slowest since the first quarter of 220, the Labor Department said on Thursday in its advance estimate, also as businesses doubled down on efforts to reduce unwanted merchandise clogging up warehouses.
|
|
Outside, piles of old trash and fresh human excrement, clogging a narrow stream alongside the camp, are a testament to how — rather than a processing center — the site has stagnated, leaving the entire area with a miserable and gloomy sense of permanence.
|
|
The ordeal will stretch every resource in Huntington, clogging the emergency rooms in the town's two hospitals, testing the resolve of the most hardened medics and prompting a manhunt for the peddler of a batch of heroin laced with an unknown substance.
|
|
Gadget reviewer Doug Aamoth comes away relatively impressed with the performance of the $11 "Aptoco Beard Catcher Beard ApronTrim Your Beard In Minutes Without The Mess And Stop Clogging Your Sink" and VERY impressed by the marketing team that named the product.
|
|
People with sickle cell disease, a group of inherited blood disorders, have abnormal hemoglobin in red blood cells that can cause them to get "hard and sticky," clogging blood flow in small vessels, according to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
|
|
The revolting blockage is known as a "fatberg" and it's clogging a section of Victorian-era sewer pipe a little less than 0003 feet below the streets of Whitechapel, the London neighborhood famously known as the former hunting grounds of Jack the Ripper.
|
|
Previous research has linked omega-3 fatty acids to a lowered risk of abnormal heartbeats, less fats in the blood, reduced risk of artery-clogging deposits known as plaque and slightly lower blood pressure, Rimm and his colleagues write in the journal Circulation.
|
|
And what's excluded from the formula — namely silicone, oil, and alcohol — is just as important as what's in it, considering that experts say applying those can be particularly pore-clogging and harsh if you forgot to remove your makeup the night before.
|
|
The largest airlines charge $25 for the first checked bag, thus encouraging people to drag their belongings through the airport, clogging the X-ray lines and slowing the boarding process as everybody fights to cram one last rolling duffel into the overhead compartment.
|
|
On Election Day in 2012, when more than three times as many polling places were open, voters who had signed up to cast their ballots by mail showed up in person instead, clogging polls, in particular in low-income and heavily Latino neighborhoods.
|
|
Each day starts off with Morning Song, a Danish folkloric custom of singing and camaraderie (get ready, jaded urbanites!) and usually one evening is reserved for clogging (a kind of mountain dance that predates tap), where even the local kids join in.
|
|
Water supply lines are usually not a big deal, but waste lines must slope a minimum of one-quarter inch per foot (less will make the lines prone to clogging) and a maximum of three inches (more, and they will drain too quickly).
|
|
One peer-to-peer streaming subculture is devoted almost entirely to "griefing" mainstream video sites and virtual worlds — clogging submission queues with nonsensical meme videos, launching raids on Second Life, and running elaborate hoaxes to trick celebrities into personal FaceTime and Skype broadcasts.
|
|
It is intended to give New Yorkers another option for getting around at a time when the subway system has been overwhelmed by crowds and delays, and to create a more efficient transportation network with fewer cars driving around empty or clogging streets.
|
|
The fact that we are relying on a private ridehailing company to replace the cars that are clogging our roads means we have already accepted a future where a more comprehensive public transportation solution will not be able to accomplish the same goal.
|
|
Nadler told his colleagues at a meeting Thursday that he's looking at the change as a way to avoid clogging up the floor with contempt citations in the face of near all-out resistance to Democratic subpoenas, according to a source in the room.
|
|
"These statistics reveal how the Trump administration's policies have directly contributed to an increase in the immigration court backlog, further clogging the system and delaying and denying justice to the individuals within it," said Laura Lynch, senior policy counsel at the American Immigration Lawyers Association.
|
|
While they undoubtedly make traveling across campuses or in relatively small communities much more convenient than car services or shuttles, they're also clogging sidewalks, parks, alleys, and even beaches, while creating untold numbers of minor visits to emergency rooms in the cities they've expanded into.
|
|
I'm getting a dark techie feeling lately that I hoped I wouldn't return to: it's the sensation I had when I cracked open my new Dell Inspiron laptop in 2005 and was left grappling with all the bloatware already clogging my 60gb hard drive.
|
|
I wasn't bingeing, but my brain was: constantly weighing the pros and cons of having a bowl, envisioning cartoonish fat grams clogging up my arteries, and panicking over the choice between Cookies & Cream and Peanut-Butter Chip or, fuck it, should I just buy both?
|
|
Scooter startups need to sell cities on the potential civic benefits of their technology, by demonstrating how PMVs could replace dirtier alternatives that are already clogging roads and having a deleterious impact on urban air quality, as part of a modern and accessible mobility mix.
|
|
As new artery-clogging culinary tire fires like the Chizza, Mac N' Cheetos, and Japan's giant croquette burger orbit our fast-food universe, and even the portions of less, uh, innovative foods just keep getting bigger, we all risk inhaling more at every meal.
|
|
Contrary to the belief of many patients and even some doctors, Hurt says, the color of the stuff oozing from your nostrils and clogging up your coughs has more to do with where you are in the course of your illness than what's causing it.
|
|
Thousands of Israelis got sick of the noise — Bibi's constant tweets and other appearances, hogging and clogging the media landscape — and they switched their votes between the first and second elections, making boring Benny's party the biggest party in Israel, instead of Bibi's Likud.
|
|
U.S. officials believe a deal known as a "Safe Third Country Agreement," could prove a deterrent to thousands of Central Americans who travel through Mexico each year to seek U.S. asylum, clogging immigration courts and causing a headache for U.S. President Donald Trump's administration.
|
|
Euro zone banks are sitting on nearly 1 trillion euros' worth of bad debt, clogging up their balance sheets and holding back lending - a headache for the ECB as weak credit growth offsets the stimulus it is trying to provide through low interest rates.
|
|
Security incidents among men at RGV facilities included detainees clogging toilets in order to be released from cells, migrants refusing to return to cells, and special operations teams brought in to show that Border Patrol was prepared to use force, the report on Tuesday said.
|
|
While increasing web access for the visually impaired is, of course, an important cause, some have raised concerns that lawyers are clogging the courts with ADA lawsuits to turn a profit, not for the sake of fighting for the rights of people with disabilities.
|
|
Editorial Plastic bags are often used for a few minutes before enjoying an eternal afterlife, clogging storm drains, stuffing landfills, killing animals that eat them and contributing to the eight million metric tons of plastic that end up in the world's oceans every year.
|
|
China's decision last July to stop importing 24 kinds of foreign waste, including plastic, was part of an effort to upgrade its economy and tackle the growing volumes of domestic trash clogging its rivers or sitting untreated in sprawling landfills that encircle major cities.
|
|
SALMON, Idaho (Reuters) - Forest rangers and fire managers across the U.S. West will be on high alert as motorists flock to Oregon, Idaho and Wyoming for next week's total solar eclipse, clogging roads and straining scarce resources at the height of summer wildfire season.
|
|
DAR ES SALAAM, Tanzania — Kenya will now punish with up to four years in jail anyone making, selling or importing plastic bags, putting in place one of the world's toughest bans on the ubiquitous item that is blamed for clogging oceans and killing marine life.
|
|
The roster is grim proof that things are still far from normal in Texas' largest city, despite some superficial signs that it is bouncing back, with traffic again clogging wide freeways under blue skies and Tex-Mex restaurants in the luckier neighborhoods thrumming with business.
|
|
MALAGA (Reuters) - A strike by refuse collectors in the Spanish city of Malaga entered its 10th day on Thursday, resulting in huge piles of rubbish clogging the streets and raising concerns the smell and mess could put off tourists ahead of the Easter holiday season.
|
|
If you're like me, you tend to shy away from retweeting something that's already gotten thousands of retweets, for fear of being repetitive or boring and clogging up the Twitter feeds of your followers with a tweet they've already seen multiple times that day.
|
|
Here are five easy ones: If your roommate's hair keeps clogging the drain and she refuses to clean it (or anything else), you may be tempted to buy a bottle of Drano (about $7.27 for an 80 ounce bottle) and call it a day.
|
|
This primer also promises that the light protective film it creates between your makeup and your skin prevents makeup and environmental debris from clogging your pores, and the Japanese superfood "trinity" of green tea, rice, and algae actually makes skin more youthful and radiant over time.
|
|
What differentiates a website crashing due to genuine traffic from a DDoS attack is that DDoS typically involves a hacker commanding a "botnet"—an army of malware infected devices—to flood a website with traffic, clogging it with requests until it becomes inaccessible to the public.
|
|
In March of 2015 he was arrested for a second time that year in Florida for allegedly flipping a hotel bed, smashing a porcelain figure, pulling the phone out of the wall and clogging the toilet, which caused water to spill out onto the room's carpet.
|
|
The type of pure, whole, electric synchronicity required to pull off that Moulin Rouge routine is entirely predicated on no one ever having resented the other for forgetting to take out the recycling and leaving the seat up and clogging the sink with their hair. Again.
|
|
That is, until you remember the tiny island nation already has a system in place for preventing too many cars from clogging up the streets, in which potential owners need to obtain a Certificate of Entitlement before even buying a car that can cost upwards of $30,000.
|
|
Following the final of episode Blue Planet II, which highlighted the issue of ocean-clogging plastic, there has been a collective rush to get rid of straws and save the turtles—even though straws are far from our biggest problem when it comes to marine plastic pollution.
|
|
The aviation giant has cut the production of the planes from 52 a month to 42 a month, and has been forced to delay the delivery of the planes to customers, leaving them clogging up fields and even an employee car park at Boeing's Renton, Washington headquarters.
|
|
By the mid-nineties, they were hanging from ship keels, turbines, and propellers in bulbous, tumorlike masses, encrusting docks and piers, clogging water pipes and sanitation systems, and washing ashore in such numbers that, on some beaches, you could walk on a solid bar of shells.
|
|
And dumb rules produce dumber outcomes, like the NCAA wasting money that could otherwise be devoted to something useful (such as funding scholarships) on getting athletes to snitch on a clothing store, all while fans fret and the store files a court-clogging lawsuit in response.
|
|
We're constantly reminded that we've produced millions of tons of plastic that will take 1,000 years to decompose and are clogging our oceans, so surely there's more than enough of this stuff on the planet already to make all of our products for the next century.
|
|
The show itself is a tightly wound but only fitfully effective thriller, another of the many mid-tier Netflix series that have been clogging the service so much lately that they're threatening to become Netflix's upper tier, but Sacha Baron Cohen's masterful performance elevates the drama brilliantly.
|
|
In March, lawmakers in New York agreed on a statewide ban on most types of single-use plastic bags from retail sales, making it the second state to do so after California, which has been at the national forefront of legislative action to ban plastics clogging shorelines.
|
|
Florence Haseltine, 75, a retired official at the National Institutes of Health, said the number of cameras clogging the grassy patch opposite the main entrance — an area generally used as "the dogs' pee toilet for the neighborhood," she said — was a sign of the trial's magnitude.
|
|
In contrast, I have had relationships with women who became upset at the first sign of anything inconvenient — one girlfriend who threatened to break up with me because she thought my beard trimmings were clogging the bathroom sink, and another who blamed our problems on my insomnia.
|
|
Oklahoma-Villanova figures to be a shootout, starring some of the best long-range bombers in the country, while North Carolina-Syracuse will be an ACC chess match, with a star-studded Tar Heels frontcourt trying to solve the Orange's paint-clogging trademark 2-3 zone.
|
|
For one thing, a lot of those wealthy people also live in undercovered urban and suburban areas; if they're paying for news about tech, wouldn't they also pay for in-depth investigations into their kids' school district, their city's mayoral race or the traffic clogging their commute?
|
|
But before the group, trapped since June 23, can be reunited with their families, they will have to contend with debris clogging some of the passage ways back to the cave's entrance and high water levels that might require them to use scuba diving gear, despite no previous training.
|
|
The most humane policy would be substantially boosting the number of immigration judges, cutting down on the years-long backlog that is clogging the immigration courts and not contributing to an environment where undocumented immigrants perceive they can build lives in the US without being sent home, he said.
|
|
Comparable data for heart failure, which is a different process not due to clogging of blood vessels but due to the heart wearing out as a result of diabetes, obesity and underlying high blood pressure, has not been coming down as fast, Barr told Reuters Health by phone.
|
|
To be fair, the view is pretty as hell—you've got a nice city skyline in the background, it's easy to crop out the perma-traffic clogging up the streets below, and the sun is angled just right to make golden-hour shots look Valencia-filter-level flattering.
|
|
To help cut down on the time you spend deciphering the itty-bitty print on the back of the bottle, we've researched the products that don't just say they're non-comedogenic, but actually don't include common skin-clogging culprits (like petrolatum, which Dr. Zeichner says is the biggest offender).
|
|
In the sea of #ImWithHer Instagrams, Make America Great Again hats, and endless election appeals and rants clogging your Facebook feed, it's easy to think you know exactly how your friends, family, colleagues, and even the stranger sitting across from you on the subway plan to vote on Tuesday.
|
|
And like with all of Dyson's recent full-sized vacuums, the Cinetic Big Ball is free of filters you have to periodically clean, instead relying on flexible oscillating tips on its inner cyclone chambers to ensure fine dust ends up in the dirt bin, and not clogging the airflow.
|
|
It is here that Hillary, who is convinced she'll lose the forthcoming primary, discusses strategy with her campaign manager, Mark (a perfectly slobby Zak Orth), and a jeans-wearing Bill — who appears, in an inspired entrance, filling the doorway like a space-clogging behemoth out of Dr. Seuss.
|
|
The World Health Organization on Monday announced a sweeping plan that urges governments around the globe to eliminate the use of trans fats, the industrially produced edible oil that gave birth to margarine, Crisco and other artery-clogging products that have been linked to millions of premature deaths.
|
|
Picture Prompts A recent Times article reports, Kenya will now punish with up to four years in jail anyone making, selling or importing plastic bags, putting in place one of the world's toughest bans on the ubiquitous item that is blamed for clogging oceans and killing marine life.
|
|
Both Unit 536 and the 147,000-bpd Unit 537 CDU have been operating below their capacities since early last week because of problems with crude oil clogging the desalter section of the CDUs, which break down crude oil into hydrocarbon feedstock for all other units, the sources said.
|
|
Two of Ying Guan Chen's brothers lived across the road from Wu Long Chen and his family, and whenever the second family cleaned their house, a pile of sweepings, Ms. Xu said — much of it leaves and paper — would blow downwind toward the first family's house, clogging its gutter.
|
|
The method hinges on the science-backed principle that the oil-based cleanser will remove excess oil and oil-based product residue, and the water-based cleanser will get rid of any pore-clogging dirt that remains, revealing perhaps the cleanest skin and clearest pores you'll ever know.
|
|
That's because ingrowns develop when hairs curl or fold back under the skin and cause inflammation, which is more likely to happen when dead skin cells are clogging the follicle and trapping the hair, according to dermatologist Jeanine Downie, MD. The three-step routine that's your best bet for minimizing irritation?
|
|
Found-footage horror hasn't really worked on TV to this point — despite the huge number of "ghost hunter" shows clogging up cable — but it's been rather thrilling to watch directors Angela Bassett (who also stars) and Elodie Keene figure out just why there's a camera present to capture certain footage.
|
|
Not to be confused with oil-free products — as most, but not all oil-free products are also non-comedogenic, Dr. Zeichner explains — non-comedogenic translates to being free of pore-clogging ingredients, whereas oil-free applies to products that do not contain petrolatum, but can still contain alternative oils.
|
|
SOME OF OUR FAVORITE STORIES: After criticism, powerful Koch brothers won't budge Podcast: Inside the cord-cutting movement Wider Image: A death in Manila Rio for years has surpassed WHO limits for the most dangerous air pollutant - called particulate matter (PM) - spewed from millions of vehicles clogging the city's roads.
|
|
Rajan was feted by investors for his efforts to deal with a mountain of bad debt clogging India's financial system, but his critics say an excessive focus on asset quality has scared banks out of lending and is partly to blame for credit growth slumping to a near two-decade low.
|
|
The mammoth-sized duo was a predictable disaster, clogging up driving lanes for C.J. McCollum and Damian Lillard, preventing either big from having as much room to operate in the post, and creating at least one mismatch on the defensive end that could be exploited by a more modernized frontcourt.
|
|
The thin sacks that hold our groceries, toothpaste, and takeout meals have little hope of being recycled, and instead just might be reused as liners for our trash cans or containers for our dogs' waste, after which they find themselves either blown into storm drains and rivers or hopelessly clogging landfills.
|
|
On Wednesday night, Louis Vuitton landed in Kennedy Airport with a blur of black S.U.V.s and celebrity stardust, clogging the tarmacs outside the old T.W.A. terminal with LV-clad guests who ogled Eero Saarinen's ode to the space age and clattered into the arrivals lounge in towering LV ankle boots.
|
|
Lyondell has cut production by at least 14 percent of capacity not because of crude supply, but it because it needs to haul away sulfur produced in the making of motor fuels and receive chemicals used to keep heavy, sour crude oil from clogging key production units, sources have told Reuters.
|
|
"It's the kind of political ploy that makes everyone feel good, saying, 'we're going to be touch on these people,' but by removing judicial discretion, and by emphasizing mandatory minimums, you're actually clogging up our jails … and not necessarily making our communities any safer," Trudeau told Global News in September.
|
|
You probably don't want a bunch of retailers clogging up your Twitter timeline, which is understandable, but you can easily create a dedicated Twitter list for these accounts and just dip into it whenever you need to—you can find a link to the Twitter lists feature from your main profile page.
|
|
I've been searching for something lightweight but powerful that lasts all day and is easy to recharge itself; something that doesn't require a kluge of cables clogging up my bag, but can still handle lightning devices (iPhones and iPads), newfangled USB-C (for the MacBook), and regular old micro USB (for everything else).
|
|
NEW ORLEANS (Reuters) - Amgen Inc's potent new drug Repatha, when added to statin therapy, not only took "bad" LDL cholesterol down to extremely low levels but caused declines in artery-clogging plaque in a majority of high-risk heart patients after 403 months of treatment, according to data from a clinical trial.
|
|
"The biggest advantage of GroverGo versus pay-per-ride e-scooter services is the guaranteed availability and efficient use, as each scooter stays with its renter rather than hundreds of them clogging the sidewalks waiting to be picked up and recharged," says Grover, taking a dig at the likes of Lime and Bird.
|
|
This strategy wasn't guaranteed to win, inventor said, as another human player could have purchased a key at the same time (but with slightly less gas so it would be processed after, making them the Fomo3D leader), and the winner's blockchain-clogging play would have simply ensured a win for someone else.
|
|
Early in American Honey, a teenage Texan named Star (Sasha Lane) gapes as a group of young people around her age take over the local superstore, hopping onto the bagging counters and clogging up the aisles as they gyrate to Rihanna's "We Found Love," which has just come on over the speakers.
|
|
Duncan was made out to be a shell of his all-timer self for the first five games, but he was on the floor in Game 6, scoring 19 points, setting those familiar sturdy high screens, clogging the lane on defense, for the Spurs' only competitive periods in the first and final quarters.
|
|
The buses, lorries and cabs clogging the central London thoroughfare make it one of the most polluted places in the UK. "I wondered how to protect him," she says, pointing to a study that found children in polluted areas develop stunted lung capacity that is 8 to 10 percent smaller as a result.
|
|
A Colossal 'Fatberg' Clogging London&aposs Sewer Is Ten Times Bigger Than the Last OneA so-called "fatberg"—a tightly congealed mass of fat, wet wipes, diapers, and condoms—is blocking…Read more ReadSwiss outlet Tribune de Genève first reported on the case late last week, and the story has since spread around the globe.
|
|
Despite the brand's on-trend designs and accessible price point, customers are growing increasingly frustrated with the company — and they're flocking online in a chorus of disgruntlement, clogging nearly every one of West Elm's social media posts with pleas for their late orders or to express rage about a recent phone call with customer service.
|
|
If your boss forwards you an email with nothing more than a note about taking a look to see if it's of interest, and you reply with a formal message, I promise you, you're not winning any brownie points — you're only clogging up his or her inbox and ignoring how your team handles casual correspondence.
|
|
Here's what he wrote today in response to the announcement:Here at the auto show I'm seeing great innovations in automotive engineering, but if we don't do something different, drivers in the future will not be zipping down our highways, but struggling in traffic congestion and clogging our skies with the greenhouse gas emissions congestion exacerbates.
|
|
I want cleansers that wash away the shit clogging my pores, serums that leave me glowing immediately after I pat them on in upward motions, and overnight treatments that ensure I wake up with the clear, unblemished complexion of a child who isn't obligated to walk the dog at 6:30 in the morning.
|
|
The pancake change is part of a larger push towards healthier and more wholesome foods using less-processed ingredients, the same movement responsible for things like turkey bacon and chicken sausage in the once proudly artery-clogging Grand Slam, and the reason Denny's claims it will sell 100-percent cage-free eggs by 2026.
|
|
All this plastic is bad news for the environment—of the more than nine billion tons of plastic mankind has produced, only about 9 percent of it gets recycled, with the rest clogging our landfills and oceans—and it's also bad for our health, messing with our hormones in ways that scientists are just beginning to understand.
|
|
For years on the hit series Will & Grace, where she played interior designer Grace Adler, Messing's coils often felt like the third roommate on the show — clogging up the shower drain, bearing the brunt of jokes, donning the latest '90s fashions... Even today, with the show's recent reboot on NBC, her trademark copper color is still going strong.
|
|
Dr. Lain says that you can still expect tone and texture to improve at higher concentrations, and oily skin types can still bet on it to reduce pore-clogging debris and minimize the formation of blackheads and breakouts (it's the secret ingredient in Renée Rouleau's legendary Anti Bump Treatment) — but lactic acid works best in conjunction with friends.
|
|
Though these types of floods often produce only a foot or two of standing saltwater, they are straining life in many towns by killing lawns and trees, blocking neighborhood streets and clogging storm drains, polluting supplies of freshwater and sometimes stranding entire island communities for hours by overtopping the roads that tie them to the mainland.
|
|
If you haven't gotten your hands on a Cardboard VR viewer via one of the many third-party companies making them or through one of Google's own time-limited promotions (or you're not interested in clogging your arteries for one from a McDonald's Happy Meal), Google will now sell you one directly through its online store.
|
|
While chicken parm is our delicious bastardization of Italian cuisine, the parmo is the small area around Teespring, England's own bastardization, which means you take the same deliciously crispy chicken cutlet and swap out the red sauce for an artery-clogging heap of bechamel and sub the mozzarella and parm for shit-ton of cheddar melted over top.
|
|
Every American should be able to purchase health insurance across state lines, have health savings account that belong to them, have price transparency so they can shop for the best services at the best prices and know that they will not have to compete with those who are clogging the system simply because they are in this country illegally.
|
|
The concept is simple: All you have to do is soak a cotton pad in your formula of choice and watch as those microscopic oil molecules, the micelles that give the product its name, wipe away your waterproof mascara, your pore-clogging dirt and debris, and your unsophisticated American-ness without leaving your skin dry or irritated like a lesser makeup remover might.
|
|
Fake damages One of the truly difficult things for Airbnb to police—and for guests to guard themselves against—are claims of fake damages, because it's absolutely true that at times, Airbnb guests do damage the places they stay: clogging plumbing, digging a hole in the yard to build a fire (another real email we received) or damaging carpets or furniture.
|
|
"Basically, buildup of residue, oil, dirt, cosmetic products left on the skin can leave the skin looking dull in appearance, and it also contributes to clogging your pores, which then can lead to acne or enlarged pores," Megan Rogge, a dermatologist with UT Health and UT Physicians, told me, explaining that ideally we should all be washing our faces twice a day.
|
|
If kids in the Bronx were arrested for minor offenses less often, he said, and were instead treated like kids in the suburbs, "where you speak to their principal and you put them in counseling," where the authorities aren't so quick to label them as "bad guys," there would be fewer cases clogging the courts, and defendants wouldn't have to wait so long to go to trial.
|
|
After re-emerging from the cave with Finlayson, I would spend the rest of the afternoon rejiggering my travel plans in a mild panic, trying to catch a ride out of Gibraltar and into Spain that night, so that if the Spanish exacted a retaliatory border-clogging after the results were announced, I could still make my flight home from Malaga the next day.
|
|
I know that ultimately the responsibility of cleaning the toilets fell on Snooki because it would be the most entertaining, but it doesn't change the fact that while the men have grown up, the women have done so exponentially, and had they done any less, they'd be labeled as bad mothers and out-of-control messes, while the men can skate by on, once again, clogging every available toilet without outrage.
|
|
On top of all of this it has now long been argued that RSD is detrimental to smaller independent labels and artists because the sheer mass of releases that major labels are putting out for RSD are getting prioritized and clogging up the printing presses for months at a time, effectively meaning small labels aren't able to put out releases for chunks of the year—creating an obvious knock-on effect.
|
|
On the left it often takes the shape of distaste or flat-out disgust — with the many natives living in all those places west of New York and east of Los Angeles who are always showing up to ruin things, voting against their own economic interests and handing the country to President Trump, clogging the streets of Midtown Manhattan to see "Jersey Boys" and eat at Red Lobster.
|
|
Take a second to think about the brutal irony of a white Australian hip-hop artist benefitting from the same system that destroyed the life of a rock'n'roll DJ who spent his career supporting the work of black artists, and of the way major labels used payola to ensure their white clients dominated the radio for decades, marginalizing black R&B, soul, and rock'n'roll artists and clogging the airwaves with throwaway singles.
|
|
Related coverage from How To Do Everything: Tech:How to automatically forward emails in Gmail to stay on top of your communications with another addressHow to empty your trash in Gmail on a computer or mobile deviceHow to add hyperlink text in Gmail on a computer or mobile deviceHow to add contacts to your Gmail account in 2 different waysHow to unsubscribe from emails in Gmail to stop marketing emails from clogging your inbox
|
|
"But if you live and work in a community where they have a large illegal-immigrant population that's straining the public school, that's clogging up the emergency room when you're trying to get care, that makes it more dangerous to drive in the roads because people don't have driver's licenses or they don't have insurance, or if they are bidding down the wages or even taking jobs away from you, then it doesn't look nearly so good," Cotton said.
|
|