Nothing complements a sunny springtime disposition like a bright manicure.
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"Marry someone who complements you, literally and figuratively," she said.
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It complements Vudu's rental and purchase library of 180,000 films.
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The most important thing is that it complements our business.
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Empowerment and disempowerment in these stories aren't opposites: they're complements.
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Renault's strength in Europe complements Nissan's in China and America.
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And remember, Clinton needs a candidate who complements her weakness.
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In fact, Ware and West are kind of perfect complements.
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For her, the show's emphasis on levity complements that mission.
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He complements Chesson's speed with brute strength and soft hands.
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The program complements the museum's continuing "Activist New York" exhibition.
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The essay that complements the series offers more literal retellings.
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Across the room, a stone fireplace complements the seating area.
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Nothing complements a gold pineapple like a gold palm tree.
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It's a score that complements but doesn't overwhelm the film.
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Katy Perry's dark hair complements her pin-up aesthetic... …but surprise!
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She's also careful to offer more complements to her fellow queers.
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A robin's egg blue American classic complements a colorful Havana street.
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Real-world complements to online efforts can help secure a match.
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Next, choose an unexpected eyeliner shade that complements your skin tone.
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"This is a true adjacency that complements compute virtualization," Casado said.
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You said that he doesn't complete you, but he complements you.
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The two items are excellent complements, if you catch my drift.
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"This complements the statue without competing with it," Mr. Briganti said.
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The song complements a similarly titled, amazing painting—a masterpiece, really.
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Murphy noted that his bill complements two separate proposals from Sen.
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These books are not competitors; they are complements to each other.
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Third, there are some countries where private insurance complements public insurance.
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I think the baladi salad really complements the ta'ameya really well.
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A rich series of hands-on workshops complements the exhibition program.
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With a serene and relaxed disposition, Hansen complements his frenetic pace.
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This table is simple yet elegant and complements any environment perfectly.
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Not nemeses in the dessert canon, but complements to one another?
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But Banner's olive checked cape complements the library's Beaux-art architecture.
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The buy complements LabCorp's own women's health and reproductive genetics testing products.
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Instead, it will be that "bright sidekick" that complements those other services.
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Wholesale funding, mostly secured and senior unsecured debt, complements SCF's funding profile.
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A neon blue Lamborghini that complements her husband Offset's neon green version.
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The stuff I'm writing complements all the other stuff we already have.
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The new offering also complements the recently launched Amazon Smart Home Consultation.
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The song's '80s synth sound complements the story and animation styles nicely.
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Finally there's "Actions," a feature that complements Slices and is available now.
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There's a rattling, evil feeling to it that complements Remender's tangled story.
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Even her paper choice, Hahnemühle 308-gsm Photo Rag, complements the effect.
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The DMV rapper bring his double time flow that complements Miguel's ease.
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It's a slight subplot that complements the Kate and Kevin of 2008.
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"It complements the technology that's in the robotic drive system," says Dresser.
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BG, the company has said, complements Shell's portfolio of liquefied natural gas.
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The couple sported matching flowers, and Nick's tie perfectly complements Gia's gown.
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How many millimeters of caramel best complements how many millimeters of chocolate?
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The resulting visual abstraction complements narratives that are especially oblique and amorphous.
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It's prepared with garlic as a side dish that complements chili crab.
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The mirror has great lines, and the wood frame complements the bench.
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" He said the global spotlight of the Oscars red carpet "complements NYFW.
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The series make good complements, like two testaments in a sitcom Bible.
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Whole-wheat and spelt flours add earthy nuttiness that complements maple beautifully.
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Guo's own taste for martial splendor complements her penchant for ornamental femininity.
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Vitamin E also complements the common skincare powerhouse vitamin C by stabilizing it.
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The sides are wrapped in a gray fabric that complements the look nicely.
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"Our data really complements the anecdotes," says Josh Gray, vice president at AthenaResearch.
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Mobile video often complements TV programming and isn't always intended to displace it.
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"The color complements her skin and she looks radiant and chic," he says.
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Surges in buy-backs and investment may sometimes even be complements, not substitutes.
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This story complements the Culinary Journeys TV series, airing monthly on CNN International.
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That training complements what we do on rifle ranges or in field exercises.
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The new challenge complements an existing complaint lodged at the WTO in June.
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It's a matter of trying to identify who complements whom in what scenario.
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The diversity of the candidates complements the new class of Democrats in Congress.
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He complements three hugely entertaining players: Rudy Gobert, Gordon Hayward and Rodney Hood.
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" The Hudson production has a communal ethos that complements Thomson's musical "lingua americana.
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Still, the two bands share an eccentric spark that makes them ideal complements.
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A sculptural parchment-colored chandelier by Stephen White complements the ornate gold mirrors.
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The title, America in a Trance, complements the dreamy quality of the imagery.
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It isn't a true bank account, it just complements your existing bank account.
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The non-space of these official photographs complements the museum rhetoric of universality.
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You will seek out a partner who complements you, not one that completes you.
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As a result, many artists BYOB — and make sure their flask complements their outfit.
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My red sweatshirt helped, fine, but I don't know, I think it complements me?
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That makes two other elements of the commission's plan essential complements to deposit insurance.
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Salty, creamy liquid gold that somehow complements every other items on your Thanksgiving table.
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The interactive experience complements the story world of the feature film Notes on Blindness.
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On his most recent project, 1993, organic, soulful instrumentation complements his humble, earnest lyricism.
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Rather than coming into conflict with my life as a DJ, Catholicism complements it.
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Foursquare's Pilgrim SDK complements TripAdvisor technology, ensuring that hyper-personalized recommendations are truly accurate.
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At Black Rabbit, the food menu complements the creative cocktail list and encourages sharing.
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We seem to have imported French chauvinism because it so perfectly complements our own.
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TAI YVONNE This drastically new portraiture complements the kind of president that Obama was.
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It also bounces so much light around and complements the color of the cabinets.
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The Apple TV 4K&aposs remote complements the minimalist look of the box itself.
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But also, by what might seem the contradictions within her nature, she complements herself.
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Economic history shows that automation not only substitutes for human labor, it complements it.
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The NSFR complements this and aims to ensure stable funding over the long term.
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Oranges don't just yield the nectar that complements cheap bubbly during a bottomless brunch.
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Edith Zha's text not only complements but inspired the dissociative quality of the images.
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Whatever you choose, go for a sauce that complements (not covers up) the vegetable's flavor.
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In reality, though, they're complements, filling in the blank spaces that the other left behind.
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The firm says blockchain, the technology underpinning cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin, complements its existing methods.
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In these photographs, the city doesn't exist despite the slum — it produces and complements it.
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The facility complements the three existing large scale manufacturing facilities at the Charles City site.
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It's also a bright, citrusy not-quite-safety orange that complements the tan exterior well.
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The diaries correspond to the years 1938, 1943, and 1944, which complements previously discovered diaries.
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The results from the US-based study complements the preliminary research from the current study.
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The server-based option complements the training service and traditional software license fee distribution model.
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When I travel for myself what I try and do is take a few complements.
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The emerging field of artificial intelligence (AI) nicely complements innovations happening in the robotics arena.
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O) and complements the needs of traditional advertising firms such as Omnicom Group Inc (OMC.
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His skill-set complements Brooklyn's young core and can fit into just about any system.
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The acting style, which is heightened a bit beyond natural, complements the play's artificial nature.
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The CIRCM complements the Common Missile Warning System (CMWS) already in place in Army helicopters.
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Given its size and unique design, it complements larger, more traditional holiday decor quite nicely.
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The plan complements a campaign to add 57,000 modern public toilets nationwide by late 2017.
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This just further complements and gives them all the components that they need and want.
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Her determined stance complements the copy floating beside her: "Take charge of your future," it reads.
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That complements a defense that finished fourth in the NBA in efficiency last season, without Horford.
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Its vintage vibe complements the Old Hollywood glamour Dunst is known for on the red carpet.
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We are fortunate that our daughter has a creative streak that complements her love for learning.
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Their defence of traditional livelihoods like fishing often complements global campaigns on issues like climate change.
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"I decided on this lip, Cherry Pink, because it complements all skin tones," Gonzalez tells PeopleStyle.
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Sony complements this by doing some digital processing to artificially expand the soundstage of its headphones.
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Finally the reverse complements the obverse with an emblem or historical moment associated with the subject.
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Ratajkowski votes yes and complements her full-length coat with thigh-high boots and nothing else.
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That was the delicate balance we had to find, where the sound complements the visual artworks.
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They say online banking complements traditional services for U.S. customers, but few have gone fully digital.
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"Fresh Finds" complements the personalized recommendations of "Discover Weekly" by adding five new genre-specific playlists.
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PepsiCo said SodaStream complements its water business, which includes Aquafina and smaller brands Bubly and Lifewtr.
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Income inequality is already growing, because high-skill workers benefit disproportionately when technology complements their jobs.
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The cream and gold color scheme complements a collection of metallic gold and clear glass ornaments.
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Their collaboration, conveyed through a tasting menu with optional pairings, is composed of complements and layering.
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I have the Rose Nappa color, which is a pinky-nude that complements my skin tone.
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The blue on the lower half of the frame and fork nicely complements the black paint.
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For Vice President, Harris and Buttigieg are the most logical complements for Biden and Warren, respectively.
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"It should be something that complements or enhances the interior design of the space," he said.
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The bread and butter use apple cider, so it has a sweetness that complements the flavor.
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Both the casita and a carport are faced in corrugated metal that complements the main building.
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My personality is unique — I have my own sartorial styles — and this complements the company ethos.
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Include a picture taken by you that complements your narrative, whether a selfie, screenshot or snapshot.
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These agreements, especially with regard to intellectual property protections, would be important complements to bilateral agreements.
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"Investigative journalism complements the oversight function of the City Council," Mr. Torres said in an interview.
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Lee's correspondence is well-written and revealing, and Pryor complements it with intelligent insight and analysis.
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Oats complements Richardson's bigger canola business, which includes producing vegetable oil, margarine and shortening, Shelton said.
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And the third is that the online work doesn't replace the offline work, but complements it.
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"We've acquired a valuable package of frequencies that ideally complements our existing spectrum," said CEO Markus Haas.
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Baby, it's cold outside, and nothing complements a bitter winter chill quite like icy 80s-style synth.
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NakedPoppy's patent-pending personalization algorithm helps customers quickly find makeup that matches or complements their skin tone.
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Each of the three reportedly possesses different desired traits that would make them strong complements to Clinton.
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Gomez's new haircut complements the singer's edgy look from her "Fetish" music video that dropped last month.
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Their harsh hum complements my high-frequency paintings, made of spray paint and acrylic on stretched canvas.
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And of course, GUAC offers liquid complements for your guac in the form of tequila and margs.
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In rare circumstances, a bold color will be tolerated, if it complements the actress's skin and hair.
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The invention further relates to the inbred and hybrid genetic complements of plants of variety CV971868.Right.
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That software, which complements this new release, helps businesses schedule appointments with customers and automate appointment reminders.
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The frothiness of the egg white complements the light, fruity undertones of the lemon and the Cointreau.
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Pick the right colored lights, complements of one another, and mix them together, and you'd get white.
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Offensively, his game complements other stars, though, and he impacts winning without the ball in his hands.
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Though it's rooted elsewhere, Before She Sleeps complements the visions of America depicted in other feminist dystopias.
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That provision complements the existing requirement that committees adopt oversight agendas for the new Congress by Feb.
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They are complements but not substitutes because there are certain things that can't be done on smartphones.
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L'Oréal True Match Super-Blendable Blush gives you a soft, natural flush that complements your skin tone.
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London complements Berlin because it not only has good ideas, it also knows how to communicate them.
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The Medical Neutrality Act perfectly complements the Geneva Convention and fills the gap in the Patriot Act.
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Subtlety and aesthetic elegance — the jerky animation complements the blunt tone — are not among the film's virtues.
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And we haven't been able to judge how well it complements what voters are hungriest for now.
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Futuristic in design, the plastic components are BPA-free and the wood grain base complements contemporary decor.
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The feature complements Lens' existing item suggestions for things like home décor and individual items of clothing.
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Strategically, the acquisition complements Crown's rapidly growing small-cell network business, which Fitch believes is a positive.
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It also complements N.Y.U.'s Tandon School of Engineering across the street, formerly known as Polytechnic University.
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In another corner, an oversize midnight-blue pouf from Ferm Living complements a circular burnt-umber rug.
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Also developing new game formats, one of which we think is really special and complements Trivia nicely.
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Her university work complements her campaigning, because she has also set up a palliative medicine course there.
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This device is the perfect kitchen companion (but also complements any other room in your home as well).
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Belgian-based Custodix is active in 12 countries across Europe with a service that complements TriNetX's stateside offerings.
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Yet the lesson of the past half-millennium is that technological change complements jobs rather than destroys them.
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A hefty and useful catalog with essays by Wouter Davidts and David Anfam, among others, complements this exhibition.
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So, post-transaction, what you have are two complements coming together," she said on "Squawk on the Street.
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Sprint has a boatload of mid-band spectrum that complements T-Mobile's low-band and millimeter wave spectrum.
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A selection of paintings by Rodin's contemporaries, including Pierre Puvis de Chavannes and Claude Monet, complements the array.
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And dramatic it is: The extreme side part beautifully complements her new face-framing layers and choppy ends.
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Yes, this core function will be combined with steering, context-sensitive complements, jumping and shooting, and so on.
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The index complements the U.S. Commerce Department's durable goods orders report, which it precedes by a few days.
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Amperity co-founder and CEO Kabir Shahani told me that Custora's technology complements what Amperity is already offering.
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Spotify, which is moving toward an IPO, would get a service that complements, but doesn't duplicate, its own.
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In the adjacent formal dining room, a simple, elegant ceiling molding complements the panel molding along the sides.
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"There's a lot we like about Jason and how he complements this team," Atkins said on Tuesday night.
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It's an intensive treatment that complements your daily brushing — think of it like face-masking for your teeth.
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It looks great beneath a dark green pine tree and complements wood floors, neutral-colored carpeting, and tile.
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The app is additionally host to HYPERMEDIA, a digital art space that complements the physicality of the billboards.
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Which brings me to something David Roberts wrote yesterday, which complements something I've been thinking for a while.
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Poetry complements his music as a kind of parallel expression, but in words, rather than sounds and tones.
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Pickling beets can extract some of their earthiness and replace it with briny brightness that complements their crunch.
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AT&T plus Time Warner and Comcast plus NBCU are vertical mergers that bring complements together as one.
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The suit color nicely complements his gray hair, though the multi-colored tie is a bit of distraction.
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When negotiating deals for Rap Snacks, Lindsay develops a flavor profile that complements the artists' image and personality.
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This study complements previous work on the link between climate change and bugs, well, bugging us to death.
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Workflow Designer complements the service's existing tools for managing the contract life cycle and collaborating on legal documents.
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"Our Beloved" complements this message with war-film clichés—comradeship between privates and fatherly officers, lamentation for fallen comrades.
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Both California and Maine have passed large expansions of their state complements to the federal Earned Income Tax Credit.
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Seeking answers is largely a fool's errand in Lynch's work, but finding complements is far more fun and informative.
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It is its own form of protest that complements, not contradicts, the civil disobedience that challenges the state itself.
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Geywitz is barely known but, as a woman from the former Communist eastern state of Brandenburg, she complements Scholz.
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Amazon users call this case "beautiful" and have commented on how the purple case complements the Lilac S9+ well.
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The game also complements a companion iOS / Android app that provides other possible smell guesses and their point values.
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That is unlikely to harm Intel directly, since such accelerator chips are complements to its server chips, not replacements.
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Working in acrylic with occasional complements of aerosol spray, Abney's choice of materials naturally lends itself to wall painting.
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The new piece beautifully complements her original piece of jewelry while adding just one more dash of extra sparkle.
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As Google, Apple and Facebook's absorption aspirations grow, they will increasingly find themselves competitors where they had been complements.
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Yet no machine can easily or quickly skim meaning from the internet's tangle of predicates, complements, sentences, and paragraphs.
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But what if they were complements; if low-skilled migrants helped to boost the productivity of low-skilled natives?
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Olivera's family doesn't live off of the yield from their mezcal, but it complements their corn and bean harvests.
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The conventional VP pick would be someone who complements her weaknesses, but this is not a conventional election year.
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Elastigirl's bendiness contrasts and complements Mr. Incredible's brute force, while Dash's super-speed combines nicely with Violet's force fields.
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"Look Alive" is a chilly after-hours track whose sparse percussion complements Swae's softer rhymes and Jxmmi's gristly baritone.
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The video, simply entitled Mary, complements Viola's other installation in the cathedral's south side, Martyrs (Earth, Air, Fire, Water).
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Inside, where Kardashian had her monogrammed luggage on display, a queen bed and boho decor complements the retro ride.
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The new service complements GoodRx's main offering, which helps consumers shop around for lower prices on their prescription meds.
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In the US, regulators view the LR as an essential capital adequacy measure which complements risk-based capital ratios.
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"This proposed standard complements existing standards to ensure transparent and fair trade in the bunkering ecosystem," a spokeswoman said.
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The cream cheese in this crust perfectly complements the tart berries and makes this galette impossible to stop eating.
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One family company makes outerwear, which nicely complements the family's other business, a lodge that runs winter dogsledding trips.
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THE BLUE BOX CAFE Wear something that complements Tiffany's signature trademarked robin's egg blue because that color is everywhere.
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But, he would classify the band's sound as "cute folk horror," which he feels complements the show's natural charm.
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It complements the Echo Show 5 and Echo Show 10, giving customers yet another sizing option to choose between.
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The electron microscopy platform complements Thermo Fisher's mass spectrometry systems which help identify the chemical constitution of a substance.
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Then find a synergistic flow that complements the first one, such as a bonus at work or a commission.
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Both episodes were written by Bill Persky and Sam Denoff, and their scripts have a timelessness that colorization complements.
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But pressure on Russia can only work if the United States complements it with meaningful diplomacy and realistic goals.
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Eventually, though, we'll need alternative complements to solar and wind, or gas plants that can capture their own emissions.
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The footage has been edited in a way that is not strictly faithful to chronology but complements the storytelling.
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But Hillary Clinton sees the two as complements — and appears equally willing to use either, or both at once.
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" Adds Dickerson: "On the campaign trail I've collected complements about CBS This Morning's commitment to the news for years now.
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With Indochino's selection of outerwear, men can get a custom-fitted coat that complements their formal attire at reasonable prices.
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Which isn't to say that Bryan and Richie aren't working overtime in their roles; in fact, they are perfect complements.
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The minimal dress itself doesn't so much mirror Middleton's long-sleeve lace gown as much as it perfectly complements it.
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This wireless quickness complements the phone's overall fluidity beautifully, lending a real sense of modern technology to the P30 Pro.
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If there's a red shade in your outfit look at the undertones to make sure it complements your skin tone.
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Dark and ominous synth work complements the track's deft doumbek drumming, while the boy's vocals and clarion whistles echo repeatedly.
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Lopez complements the glittering piece with a pair of double drop cubic zirconia earrings from her Kohl's line ($25; kohls.com).
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He complements the other players on the roster really well because you have to account for him around the basket.
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The city program complements school-meal projects run by local charities that continue to provide meals for about 80,000 students.
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Never fear: We rounded up the best holiday movie quotes that do double-time as complements to your yuletide snaps.
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He is exactly the type of player who complements Durant and Westbrook, both of whom can score and create offense.
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A four-oven Aga complements a twin butler's sink, along with a Miele dishwasher and a hidden refrigerator and freezer.
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But when that star becomes available and he naturally complements the players already in place, everything becomes so much easier.
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These ingredients are in-season AF, and a generous shaving of salty Parmesan perfectly complements the sweetness of the pumpkin.
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DARPA's vision is to have AI that complements the work humans do in finding bugs — and, of course, exploiting them.
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"It complements outfits for any occasion, whether it's an important business meeting or gala of the season," according to Huawei.
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The ring — a stunning band encrusted with diamonds all the way round — complements her sparkly pear-shaped diamond engagement ring.
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Directed by Richard Eyre with a keen-eyed compassion that complements his star, the play stares loss in the face.
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He draws each frame of his animations in pastels on slate, providing a stark quality that complements the historical narrative.
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The market offers a different model for doing so, one that both complements and competes with the firm's hierarchical approach.
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Shake Shack partnered with Brooklyn Brewery to create ShackMeister beer, which perfectly complements the flavor of the shallots, Karangis said.
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The final dish comes with a small cup of broth or sauce that complements the noodles and completes the dish.
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According to the brand, the bristles are a new patented design, wider and slightly angled, that complements a speedy manicure.
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Admitting that you have problems in a certain area is key to eharmony matching you with someone who complements you.
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Research done by the SMU Texas-Mexico Center shows that U.S. and Mexican workers are now complements rather than substitutes.
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The expansion of the loyalty program complements Target's branded credit card, Redcard, which only a quarter of its customers use.
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What's most glaring when you watch them co-exist is how unusual it feels whenever one directly complements the other.
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Available in a copper or silver finish, the rack complements kitchen countertops as well as dining room sideboards and buffet tables.
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Walmart's Bonobos deal follows and complements several other acquisitions that the retail giant has made in the area of online fashion.
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"Gaming and sports are natural complements, and fuboTV's industry-leading product offerings will be further enriched with FanDuel's innovative entertainment solutions."
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The new partnership complements the Olympic Channel that launched as a worldwide digital platform following the 2016 Rio de Janeiro Games.
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He said he doesn't view Highspot as a competitor to all the CRM software out there, but that it "complements" it.
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"This adds on and complements our Singapore and Hong Kong base quite nicely," DBS CEO Piyush Gupta told a news conference.
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This bag trend perfectly complements a floral dress or skirt suit, but it works well with more casual athleisure looks, too.
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It complements a design-focused complex being built in Shenzhen, which will house a collection curated by London's Victoria & Albert Museum.
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It complements NASA's Parker Solar Probe, launched in 2018, which will pass closer to the sun than any spacecraft in history.
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Regardless of how many people you are, it is important to operate in a way that complements and supports the culture.
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Sjöholm complements that with nearly 20 years as Creative Director for major video game franchises like FIFA, Prototype 2, and skate.
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Of course, a manufacturer of standalone desktop computers might want to expand into natural complements like monitors, mice, keyboards, and trackpads.
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Xplore's emphasis on devices complements that with a set of hardware for when machine-to-machine communications may not be enough.
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The GPS complements a handful of other sensors like an altimeter, barometer and speedometer for a full range of data-tracking.
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While corporate research and development is essential, it does not replace the role of federal science investment, but rather complements it.
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The second factor is whether, among those with similar education, migrants and native workers are substitutes or complements for each other.
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That makes the two natural complements to each other, but Brunner notes that there will be more gained from the union.
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The purge complements an effort by President Juan Orlando Hernández to bypass the national police in favor of a militarized force.
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This legislation complements the Ending Too Big to Jail Act, which Warren introduced in 2018 and is reintroducing again this Congress.
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The brand also says a glass of chardonnay perfectly complements the flavors of Cheez-It Duoz sharp cheddar and Parmesan crackers.
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It will require great effort and entrepreneurship to develop the needed complements and adaptability at the individual, organizational and societal levels.
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Leonard's handle isn't the entree of his skill-set, but it complements everything else that makes him a franchise-altering talent.
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Led by a granulated organ line and an atypically disjointed drum machine beat, "The Man Amplifier's" trembling composition complements its lyrics.
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"Christian families can form themselves along a divine vision of work and family as holistic complements," a report released Tuesday reads.
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It's fresh and flavorful, and because it's not particularly sweet, complements dishes like salmon tartare, grilled calamari and wood-roasted shrimp.
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Each recommendation intersects with and complements the others, but the task force found one overarching need: improved high-speed internet access.
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Google&aposs Pixelbook Go is a perfect secondary, portable, use-anywhere internet-browsing Chromebook that complements a larger, more powerful computer.
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A spokesperson for the Commission said Thursday that the Dutch investigation "complements" its own decision on Google and inquiry into Apple.
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NAH. Admitting that you have problems in a certain area is key to eharmony matching you with someone who complements you.
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The second pillar is a diversifier strategy that complements these returns through trading programs that have low correlations to the market.
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It's constructed of wood and bound in a leatherette material, giving it a cool, classic look that complements virtually any room.
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"We need a coherent economic strategy in the euro area that complements and enhances the effectiveness of monetary policy," Draghi said.
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This complements Gabriel García Román's "Queer Icons" (2011–present), a series of photogravure portraits in the style of Christian icon paintings.
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I can do a super pared-down, earthy [clothing] look, or I can do other bright colors and it complements them.
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"Rose gold complements pretty much all skin colors," says Jessica Gonzalez, a celeb colorist at L.A.'s Benjamin with Negin Zand salon.
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A shelf holding a plethora of firewood creates a rustic vibe that complements the deep-color pillows that accent her sitting spot.
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He tops off the eyes with a few swipes of black mascara, and applies a pale pink blush, which complements the hue.
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Canyon Bridge's investment focus complements China's efforts to move its manufacturers up the value chain and create innovative and competitive global conglomerates.
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The Cambria stone backsplash, which she previously described as a "masterpiece," is arranged in a herringbone pattern and complements the "#myFancyFrenchFarmhouse" aesthetic.
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Torbjörn's Level 3 turret has loads of health and armor, and it complements its high rate-of-fire bullets with rocket barrages.
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In Pan's Labyrinth, Williams notes that the faun complements his surroundings, and vice-versa — when he's introduced, he's part of the landscape.
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The new Firestore database complements the existing Firebase Realtime Database and indeed, there's quite a bit of overlap between these two services.
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It complements it in really nice ways, and it's much longer and slower paced, so you might enjoy that as well. Yeah.
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" David Leitch, The Rock and Jason Statham created an original and really thrilling adventure that complements the franchise tremendously well," he said.
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The intricate floral design complements Edge of Belgravia's Black Diamond knife block, which safely encloses your knives in a free-floating display.
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AudioQuest complements the NightHawks with a handsome synthetic leather case, which also serves as the headphones' retail packaging (bonus marks for sustainability).
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It also complements the company's iPhone app, which launched earlier this year with an augmented reality experience built around FabFitFun's subscription boxes.
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This region, which answers to the lyrical name of 'us-east4,' complements the company's existing regions in Oregon, Iowa and South Carolina.
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The president should make a domestic visit to a state that complements his Inaugural Address — prior to his address to Congress. 5.
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It overcomes the shortcomings of parties, which focus on national issues, and complements single-issue protest movements to tackle complex, intertwined problems.
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There are nearly endless colors and patterns available, so choose whatever complements your bedroom's décor and brings a smile to your face.
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But the portraits are a special revelation in the show: worthy complements, at the genre's peak, to those by Velázquez and Rembrandt.
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Theory predicts that the winners will be those with the lowest adjustment costs and those who put the right complements in place.
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Our floral arrangements are placed among art, and that requires us to respond with an arrangement that complements that particular artist's vision.
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As a result, we are focusing on business that complements our core marketplace and discontinuing eBay Commerce Network effective May 1st, 13.
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For Roopa Kalyanaraman Marcello of Brooklyn-based Monsoon Sweets, it's important to stay true to a vision that complements your entire brand.
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The Malvern 20-inch Desk Lamp has an antique brass finish that complements the look of almost any room with traditional charm.
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From Saudi Arabia's perspective, China is a stable partner that complements the kingdom's relations with the U.S. beyond simple economics and trade.
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This partnership complements the research our teams perform every day in our parks to better understand how we can sustain these populations.
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Their work complements other efforts not only to rebuild the island but also to make its infrastructure more resilient and environmentally green.
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"Medidata's leading position in clinical trials complements our life sciences solutions on the 3DEXPERIENCE collaborative platform," said Dassault Systemes CEO Bernard Charles.
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The podcast complements "The ISIS Files," Ms. Callimachi's investigation into thousands of internal Islamic State documents that her team recovered from Iraq.
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This new partner content complements the vast output from our own world-class newsroom of around 2,500 journalists in 200 locations worldwide.
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Grafomap puts you in the driver's seat so you can create a map that tugs at your heartstrings and complements your space.
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The sweet, usually acidulated fruit complements rather than competes with the mild flavor of the meat, while cutting through its rich fattiness.
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The running back tandem of Devonta Freeman and Tevin Coleman offers versatility and complements Julio Jones, one of the league's top receivers.
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"Our assistance complements the Federal Government of Somalia's efforts to create stability and a better future for the Somali people," he added.
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Mr. Rambert's stage design for "Actrice" complements it beautifully: Dozens of bouquets cover almost the entire stage, surrounding a single hospital bed.
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"I think that the long view that was drilled into me at Yale complements Stan's shorter-term market values," Ms. Volent said.
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SIGFOX's low-cost Internet of Things connectivity complements cellular networks, and allows billions of additional devices to participate in the benefits of IoT.
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You're smart – book smart, for one, but also clever enough to know that you're better off pairing with someone who complements your personality.
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It also complements the company's market-leading infant formula business and could help lift sales of products designed for babies with food intolerance.
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This complements ADM's animal nutrition business, which is primarily in the United States and has growing exposure in China, according to Fitch Ratings.
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The result is a slight shift in color that complements different skin tones and features the way a full-stop blonding often won't.
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Existing AIs may work best as complements for human workers, but that will almost certainly change in a very short amount of time.
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It complements the in-app purchase revenue and allows us not be as aggressive with in-app purchases, for example, by having that.
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It has a sleek design that complements any room, and the OLED display produces perfect black and intense colors for the best visuals.
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They could ensure it's something that complements traditional theatrical viewing, as part of a holistic first-run movie ecosystem that everyone profits from.
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JCI's Building Efficiency business complements Tyco's fire and security systems and products businesses, as they serve similar markets but do not necessarily overlap.
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"[Director] David Leitch, The Rock and Jason Statham created an original and really thrilling adventure that complements the franchise tremendously well," he said.
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Whether these gifts are complements to a bigger present or are the star of the show, we think your recipient will love them.
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Lionel's most influential work, the essay collection " The Liberal Imagination " (1950), launched a patient, careful assault on political radicalism and its literary complements.
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Sort through the stacks of Mexican blankets and dresses until you find something in a color that complements your Josef Frank-upholstered chaise.
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In its slide deck on the deal, Microsoft pitches the knowledge that LinkedIn complements what its services know about businesses through corporate data.
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The glitch-skewed shimmer of Hudson Mohawke's electronic soundtrack perfectly complements the sun-kissed, high-tech climes of the San Francisco Bay setting.
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"This is likely explained by the fact that migrants are generally seen as complements to the Australian-born labor force," the document said.
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As the camera follows Janice around the chic penthouse Henry is paying for, the song's funky groove complements their flirtations and sexual tension.
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The VR experience complements an indoor ski simulator, designed by Los Angeles-based SkyTechSport, another tech tool that approximates real-world race conditions.
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It gives you that classic moto jacket look that hits at hip-length and complements a variety of outfits, from dresses to jeans.
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Some distant church bells start ringing, and with warm sound and smooth legato phrasing, Gobbi sings a gentlemanly line that complements the bells.
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She steals every scene she is in, but in a way that complements her co-stars instead of taking away from their performances.
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Yates's work at Wasserman is ambitious on every level, and feels risky and emotionally honest in a way that complements its Midwestern debut.
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The service sits on top of Service Fabric, Microsoft's platform for building microservices, and complements other serverless Azure tools like Functions and Logic apps.
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Event Grid complements Azure Functions and Azure Logic Apps, Microsoft's existing serverless offerings, and gives developers access to a fully managed event routing service.
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While the process to create the volume is likely more involved than her favorite low bun, the subtle departure definitely complements Markle's regal aesthetic.
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Work by Rosalie Pacula of RAND, a think-tank in California, shows that young people tend to see the two as complements, not substitutes.
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He's a culture-setting hound who perfectly complements Ben Simmons, and obtaining his Bird Rights is well worth the uncertainty of that Lakers pick.
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BG, which has a leading position in offshore Brazilian waters, also complements Shell's experience in developing oil and gas fields on the ocean floor.
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The font of the digital clock on the lock screen complements this look, and the redesigned settings menu extends the simplified, functional theme further.
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By sweeping her blush from her temples down to the center of her cheeks, she creates a lifted illusion that complements her bone structure.
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Since Square's founding in 2009, CEO Jack Dorsey has been determined to build a consumer hit that complements the company's core payment-processing business.
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The acquisition complements BASF's engineering plastics portfolio and enhance its access to key growth markets in Asia and South America, BASF said on Tuesday .
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The arrangement further strengthens our presence in the growing Asian automotive market and complements our strong footprint in the European and American automotive markets.
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The black aluminum body complements any wearer's style — and you can even swap out the watch face, lending versatility to this exceptionally practical wearable.
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Lyft Line — and are experimenting with things like flat flees and smart routes to promote these products as complements or alternatives to public transportation.
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The company complements UBM's existing portfolio in food and hospitality, and packaging and manufacturing, while allowing UBM to enter the oil and gas market.
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This approach complements military and counterintelligence efforts, and has been widely cited by military leaders as a crucial means of preventing costly future interventions.
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"The ten event, two-and-a-half month long series complements and extends the scope of the exhibit," Microscope Gallery says in its announcement.
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Furthermore, the legislation complements the FDA's Expedited Access for Pre Market Approval guidance by establishing this priority review process for breakthrough technologies in statute.
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It complements the already existing NBA channel on YouTube, which now has more than 3.4 billion video views since launching in February of 603.
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A well-regulated labor market can shape the flow of migrant labor to ensure that it complements rather than competes with United States workers.
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Dr. Barbara Rothbaum, a psychologist at Emory University who runs an intensive two-week PTSD treatment program, complements her traditional therapies with alternative ones.
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It's a slick, minimalist dock that complements your smartphone's look and makes your desk or bedside table appear like that of a real adult.
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In the United States, policymakers should view open multiple employer plans and automatic IRA as complements, not substitutes, to address the small plan problem.
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A top-quality dining table complements your interior décor, can withstand years of daily use, and provides comfortable seating with minimal waste of space.
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When you picture Lucille in your mind, she's invariably holding a martini glass, which she often complements with a barb and a sardonic look.
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"The peppercorns give you a tingling feeling in your mouth that complements the fizz of the soda, but without burning your tongue," Beatty explains.
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"The espresso is there to marry the grappa and the Snickers," he adds; its bitterness complements the cloying candy sweetness and the alcohol's heat.
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I do as I'm told and finish chopping the mélange of beach herbs that are used in the sauce that succulently complements the monkfish.
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The experience gained during CG20 complements our mutual training interests and the combined ability to respond to crises across a range of military operations.
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The salt is the surprise, and it's also the great reconciler — it complements each of the sundae's ingredients individually and brings them all together.
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This time, it's partnering with Disney to launch a wall clock featuring Mickey Mouse that, like other Echo Wall Clocks, complements the Alexa experience.
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The company's leasing business complements its parent's commercial banking services, as Chinese banks are not allowed to provide leasing products directly to its clients.
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"We need a new foreign policy that reflects our values, one that complements inclusive prosperity at home and supports collective security abroad," he said.
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The typical red wines, like the commendable assortment of aglianicos and Taurasis we tasted, provide earthy, darkly brooding complements to this happy, familiar fare.
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It exquisitely complements the stress-free play of Giant Squid's first game, a stylized diving simulator with arcade-like simplicity and no game-over situations.
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The deal follows and complements a number of other moves that BBVA has made to build up new business to complement its legacy banking operations.
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His unwillingness to defer to bureaucracies complements the small-government ethos that prompted the executive order Mr Trump announced on January 30th slashing business regulations.
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In his latest film, Zombi Child, Bertrand Bonello complements his usual emphasis on aesthetics with an insightful critique of colonialism and the contradictions of liberalism.
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For those unfamiliar with Xfinity Mobile, it's a service that piggybacks of Verizon's network, but complements it using Wi-Fi hotspots scattered around the country.
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The annual study, now in its 28th year, complements one that addresses initial quality that J.D. Power issues, surveying owners after 90 days of ownership.
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It's super-casual, very cool, and complements all the skirts, shorts, and pants in your closet (and it looks even better under a slip dress).
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As it stands, Curve's core offering both competes with and complements your existing bank's services, to varying degrees, depending on how you view these things.
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"Last but not least are the candy-colored worlds that Kristen Liu-Wong's fearless females inhabit, which simultaneously complements and elevates each narrative," says Chefas.
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In any case, markets today view interest-rate rises and balance-sheet reduction as alternatives rather than complements, according to Daan Struyven of Goldman Sachs.
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Finding makeup that complements her often fair, freckled, and sensitive skin, as well as her strawberry to copper-hued tresses, is not an easy task.
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It complements Google's entire Home lineup, including the original Google Home from last year and the Google Home Mini, which came out earlier this year.
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The general idea is to find someone who complements the candidate's qualities but is also utterly safe, a non-liability that enrages no core constituencies.
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The pod has a modern design with nice wood panelling that complements greenery well, although I feel like it's hard to make plants look bad.
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"You showed me love/ Glory from above/ Where God could fear/ It's all downhill from here," he sings, while Beyoncé gently complements the lush instrumentals.
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Your monthly garden-in-a-pot might include herbs, succulents, flowering bulbs, or small terrarium plants, each accompanied by a planter that complements your greenery.
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The ability to wield the element of surprise opens up the tactical game in a way that perfectly complements the shift to attack-minded planning.
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The acquisition complements BASF's herbicide business with a seed line that should "continue to grow profitably," BASF's outgoing chief executive Kurt Bock said in October.
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Donald Trump will find that helping Africans achieve their dreams is a cause that smartly complements his plans and goals to benefit the United States.
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The logic: Buying SoundCloud helps Spotify bulk up in advance of its IPO, with a service that complements — but doesn't replicate — the one it has.
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The idea is to give advertisers additional reach on these retailers&apos sites that complements Microsoft&aposs existing platforms LinkedIn, Bing, MSN Outlook, and Skype.
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All it really does is run the Chrome web browser, which is all I want from a little laptop that complements my big, powerful computer.
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My hope is that this section complements the day's lead column by giving you an at-a-glance look at the day's other big news.
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Consequently, when it comes to building a team that best complements a certain industry or work environment, Hallberg says it's important to hire "A" players.
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Simpson's effort complements that of installation artist Natalia Lopez of Colombia, jeweler Lorena Lazard of Mexico, and artist and activist Sita Bhaumik of Oakland, California.
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That has clearly changed and, like AWS, Apple's Services business is the rare non-core business that has better financial characteristics than the core it complements.
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But we are absolutely still waiting for the film based on a video game that eclipses, or at least complements the appeal of, its source material.
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"The acquisition of Alka complements and strengthens Tryg's position and distribution presence in the Danish private market, Tryg's core market segment," it said in a statement.
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"Rose gold complements pretty much all skin colors," Jessica Gonzalez, a celeb colorist at L.A.'s Benjamin with Negin Zand salon, told us back in November.
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"Countries that are investing in both digital technology and its analog complements will reap significant dividends, while others are likely to fall behind" the report added.
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The platform complements the work of Black Lives Matter and other activist groups by opening up a new line of communication between communities and law enforcement.
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From stacking rings to statement earrings, more and more designers are creating contemporary fine jewelry that appeals to a younger generation and complements an everyday wardrobe.
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The most important thing to remember when choosing a life insurance policy is to pick a product that complements the various components of your retirement strategy.
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"This high-quality loan portfolio further strengthens our high growth, organic business model and complements our conservative risk appetite," CEO Craig Donaldson said in a statement.
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Hanke said the goal is not to use AR as a gimmick, but to make sure it complements the greater purpose of a piece of software.
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As the Guardians fly over the planet Ego, crafted entirely by a mysterious figure (Kurt Russell), George Harrison's song "My Sweet Lord" complements the lush scenery.
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Billionaire Warren Buffett, who Render says has informed his own outlook on personal finance, has emphasized the importance of marrying someone who complements your business drive.
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The farm system, though somewhat improved by the trading of veterans going back to last season, and the necessary complements to Votto are probably not present.
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The potential to be a computing backbone that both competes with and complements Amazon's AWS has now attracted a mammoth $22 million Series A for PlanetScale.
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The country's academic scene complements the incubators by partnering with startups to conduct research — especially in the fields of healthcare, biotechnology, clean energy and artificial intelligence.
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In Shanghai the step-change in activity is clearest to see on the hot rolled coil (HRC) contract, which now complements the longer-established rebar contract.
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The annual study, now in its 27th year, complements one that addresses initial quality that J.D. Power issues after surveying owners after 90 days of ownership.
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The aqua-teal of Astana's Argon 18 is refreshing and unique in the bunch of black bikes, an elegant color scheme that complements the traditional look.
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Fitusiran complements Sanofi Genzyme's rare hematology portfolio and will bring an innovative new treatment for people living with hemophilia, one of the most common rare diseases.
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Secretary of State designate Mike Pompeo can engage Russia, Iran and Turkey in U.S.–led mediation through a "contact group" of stakeholders that complements UN efforts.
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Start by choosing a motif that complements your current wall color — we swapped out polka dots for nautical stripes that pop against the vibrant tangerine background.
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We need to create a decentralized decision support system for our legislature using this abundance — one that complements the great work of Congress' own knowledge resources.
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People can monitor their food through an app, ensure it's prepared perfectly, and, in some cases, subscribe to a food delivery plan that complements the oven.
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Our charming and storied history complements the new and rapid growth of our talented work force, which now numbers over one million in the metropolitan area.
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This new role complements Russia's closer political cooperation with Saudi Arabia, which developed in recent years and gives Moscow even greater influence in the Middle East.
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The white leather, which according to the online configuration tool isn't available with the brown exterior anymore, complements some pretty convincing faux wood on the dash.
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Whether those are fully immersive like virtual reality, convenient complements to our phones like smart displays or minimally invasive sensors, Facebook wants them to be social.
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Cook's research complements findings by Sander van der Linden, a psychology professor at Cambridge, who has also tested the strength of inoculation messages against the Oregon Petition.
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The label, which was designed by Compartés' creative director Jonathan Grahm, has an Old Hollywood flare that perfectly complements the art-deco-y triangular chocolate pieces inside.
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"Our partnership with Uber complements their offer and allows us to get further visibility among their wide rider-base," says Cityscoot CEO Bertrand Fleurose in a statement.
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I'm personally curious to see how it complements the most notable use of the platform that we've seen since launch: live broadcasting as a global distress signal.
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"As long as the Lebanese army lacks sufficient power to face Israel, we feel the need for (Hezbollah's) arsenal because it complements the army's role," he said.
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The style also complements the high fashion persona Dion has been cultivating over the past year, in the wake of the death of her husband René Angelil.
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I offer my fantasy version nevertheless, however, inasmuch as I think both (a) that it complements his, and (b) is a speech I can imagine his giving.
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Endocyte complements the nuclear medicine technology Novartis acquired with France's AAA, including its Lutathera medicine for neuroendocrine tumors like the one that killed Apple founder Steve Jobs.
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A high-quality recliner is comfortable to lounge on in a variety of positions, has an attractive look that complements your home, and is easy to clean.
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The first thing you see when you enter your bathroom is probably the shower curtain, so why not buy a good one that complements your bathroom's design?
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The dollars we spend in these capacities are not handouts or blank checks to any country that asks; they are essential complements to a robust defense strategy.
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His Old World style complements the purer, silkier styles of the clarinettist Boris Allakhverdyan and the flutist Denis Bouriakov, both of them recent additions to the ranks.
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It is vital that President Trump use his trip to the Group of Seven summit to outline a political and economic approach that complements our military strategy.
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Twisty, whooshy, dizzy electronic backing complements the elation of his vocals, and when the chorus suddenly blossoms and spills over the beat, , the reflective polish is blinding.
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Our work shows that this type of self-insurance via having plenty of nurses and hospital beds complements investments in preventing domestic outbreaks by fighting disease abroad.
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Each dish complements a specific wine; the lineup includes single varietals and blends made from top vineyards within the valley (tour and pairings from $80; by appointment).
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"AI for Health is a philanthropic initiative that complements our broader work in Microsoft Healthcare," wrote Microsoft's John Kahan in a blog post announcing the new program.
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The upper body continually complements the lower body; torsos tip, twist and fold; wrists circle and flourish; angles of the head and eyes are a constant pleasure.
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Up until last month, LCS problems had been confined to Lockheed Martin-built ships alone, with gremlins occupying the crew complements aboard only the "odd-numbered" ships.
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It perfectly complements the keyboard on the Pixelbook, and "gorilla arms" is a myth that I've yet to experience and I've tested a lot of laptops with touchscreens.
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Gauld's spare drawing style complements this idea nicely: his figures are one step up from stick, and his palette consists of black, white, and two shades of blue.
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It's one of the most ridiculous moments of the show so far, and the characters' nonchalance about gorging on dead-alien parfaits and macarons just complements the joke.
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Also absent from Lively's left finger was her rose gold wedding ring, also by Schwartz, which boasts a series of delicate diamonds, and complements her engagement sparkler well.
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Though they are typically known as a savory snack, dessert pasties are also popular complements to a meal — and give you something to hold in your other hand.
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This all allows these companies to tell a compelling story: ride-hailing complements public transportation, and it can help get personally owned vehicles off the road for good.
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The pair will be working on content that complements traditional film and TV projects in addition to leading entirely unique VR initiatives, according to a company press release.
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"If you're writing without a sample, you're inclined to be more harmonically driven, and then you try to find some sort of line that complements that," says Hinton.
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Alexa's own app store, meanwhile – aka the "Alexa Skills" section in the Amazon Alexa mobile application, which complements the Echo speaker – has also been growing in recent weeks.
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Incipio says Griffin "complements our existing product lines" It's not the most exciting pairing, but you can see where it makes sense for Incipio from an efficiency standpoint.
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While that may seem like overkill at a first glance, it's actually a pairing that complements the flavours in the same way a red wine would a steak.
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Fitch believes the acquisition of network test and visibility solutions provider, Ixia, complements Keysight's leadership positions in wireless devices and operators markets within the company's Commercial Communications segment.
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It's a haunting, beautiful soundtrack that perfectly complements the movie, and Mansell has signed on to score Mute as well, which means that this film will sound amazing.
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JARUS complements the similar efforts of the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), which plans to release UAS regulations to its 85033 member-states by the end of 2018.
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"Primary insurers with a specialisation that complements our know-how and for whom we offer a bigger platform would be ideal takeover targets," Schneider was quoted as saying.
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The rival offerings due out from Disney and Apple appear to be complements to Netflix, rather than real replacements, analysts at Barclays wrote in a note on Wednesday.
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Those contradictions — or complements — come to a head in "12 Little Spells," the album she just released song by song, in video form, over the past two weeks.
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On-line ordering and delivery survivor Peapod eventually purchase by Giant, has taught us that online ordering complements bricks-and-mortar grocery stores, rather than substitutes for them.
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For Tom Thibodeau and the Timberwolves, Bradley makes plenty of sense as a starting off guard who perfectly complements Karl Anthony-Towns, Andrew Wiggins, and even Ricky Rubio.
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The relationship complements the brand's reputation as an industrial powerhouse, second only to Rolex in producing chronometer-certified timepieces (19203,861 in 2015, another number determined by COSC certificates).
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The superimposition of multiple materials complements the ukiyo-e woodblock prints of Hiroshige displayed inside, with their layers of ink printing, each not quite obscuring the one beneath.
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Capital and labor are complements, not enemies, and that is why such taxes would be so damaging not just to the rich but to every worker in America.
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"This complements other positive news on U.S. job growth suggesting that economic fundamentals are strong," said Lynn Fisher, MBA vice president of research and economics, in a release.
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This platform in South Asia complements other United States counterterrorism capabilities in the broader Middle East, especially in places where local governments are weakest and threats are greatest.
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And as Freddy Eynsford-Hill, Mr. White brings a full-throated tenor (his "On the Street Where You Live" is terrific) that complements a giddy, almost unbridled enthusiasm.
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Dürer's hand, so used to the tightly packed hatching and shading that complements metalwork and engraving, does not naturally adapt to the larger brush used in his paintings.
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"The role of the military council complements the uprising and the blessed revolution," said Burhan, adding that the TMC was committed to handing power over to the people.
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Our research complements the focus on field offices as key elements in the ground game by turning its lens to reports of campaign contacts by the electorate itself.
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"I've had pink, I've had turquoise, but I really like the idea of having violet hair on myself because it really complements a lot of my tattoos," she notes.
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The new service, dubbed Binge On, complements T-Mobile's existing Music Freedom service, which exempts many major music streaming apps, including Spotify and Apple Music, from customers' data limits.
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If your Venus is where your partner's Mars is located (or vice versa), it means your attraction is mutual — and your flirting style probably complements what they find sexy.
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"Aurora brings a unique skillset combined with advanced and purposeful technology that complements and enhances our approach to self-driving," Fiat Chrysler CEO Mike Manley said in a statement.
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This new feature complements existing Rekognition capabilities like being able to detect people's emotions and demographics, facial recognition based on your own image sets and object and scene recognition.
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This pump complements a sea spider respiratory system which, unsurprisingly, is also incredibly unusual, and helps address some unanswered questions about how these animals manage to exist at all.
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"Hamburg Süd complements Maersk Line and together we can offer our customers the best of two worlds," Soren Skou, chief executive of Maersk Line and the Maersk Group, said.
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I did find this car more forgiving and accommodating than most others in the hypercar class, and the leather interior complements that nicely with a soft and supple feel.
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Total Development Exposure Down; Consistent Speculative Development: PLD's strategy of developing industrial properties centers on value creation and complements the company's core business of collecting rent from owned assets.
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It complements and supplements, rather than duplicates the oversight roles of the Director of National Intelligence, Department and Agency Inspectors General and General Counsels, and the Congressional Oversight Committees.
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The union of this flawless design and technology takes the beauty of Samsung SUHD TV to an all time high, creating a stunning television that perfectly complements your home.
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Why it matters: It's no easy feat to create AI that can write fluently, and Co. Design notes that Shelley "augments and complements human capacity, rather than replacing it."
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Look a little closer, and you'll notice that the 20-year-old's usually brown eyes have transformed into a mysterious blue-gray shade — one that perfectly complements her sweater.
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"Research into cannabinoids complements and leverages Singapore's strengths in biomedical research, and is a niche area that Singapore can compete globally in," a National Research Foundation spokesperson told CNBC.
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"Notenstein La Roche perfectly complements the strong organic growth we have achieved in wealth management over a number of years," Vontobel Chief Executive Zeno Staub said in a statement.
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She became known mainly for her portrait work, which is characterized by an austere clarity that complements, yet simultaneously contrasts with, the intimacy she clearly shares with her subjects.
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Nier: Automata, which I've also been dipping into, uses its dodge button, R19873 on PS4, to pick up pace outside of combat, and that complements X for jumping perfectly.
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The plan, released by the state-run news agency Xinhua, complements narrower changes the national legislature approved on Saturday, which focused on merging government ministries, not the party's powers.
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This interdisciplinary work connects students and faculty across degrees, and complements students' immersion in presentations, workshops, and critiques in their individual programs in Writing, Photography, and the Visual Arts.
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The pink smoke and green leaves, along with the slightly blurry quality of the photo, give the whole thing a surreal apocalyptic beauty, which perfectly complements the cover line.
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" Smith was writing to endorse Sanders for president: "because I believe that his campaign and his understanding of politics complements the priorities that women of color defined decades ago.
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The affirmatively furthering principle complements this protection by requiring that we go further than minimizing harm, by actively working to level the playing field and build more equitable communities.
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The investment management division remains a modest contributor to the group's profitability, but it complements the private banking offering and we expect it to continue to benefit the franchise.
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The slow falling and resurfacing of each person complements the music of the video, "Miserere," a 17th-century libretto on the 51st psalm by the Italian composer Gregorio Allegri.
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You can shop the entire collection early online starting today, which gives us all just enough time to adopt one of the French haircuts that the line so perfectly complements.
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Why you'll love it: The Mango Steam 32 Bottle Wine Rack with Glass Table Top is large and sturdy with a classic design that complements any room in the house.
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U.S. representative to the OAS, Mike Fitzpatrick, welcomed Almagro's report on Venezuela, saying it "complements and does not compete" with efforts underway to promote dialogue between Venezuela and the opposition.
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"The triple complements — a favorable business climate, strong human capital and good governance — will sound familiar — and they should because they are the foundation of economic development," the report concluded.
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It's positioning the 8cx as a premium platform that complements the existing 850 platform in order to allow vendors to offer PCs at a wide range of different price points.
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Kaine may be the do-no-harm candidate, but her failure to pick a more dynamic politician—one that complements rather than mirrors her—would do plenty of harm indeed.
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"His vast experience in public policy and political strategy complements our team's expertise in clean energy and technology innovation," 38 North Solutions chair Katherine Hamilton told Axios in an email.
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Cleartrade's commodities business complements activities by EEX trading participants active in that bourse's energy contracts, offering access to more asset classes, global trade and compliance with regulatory developments, he said.
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Ride-hailing has led to a net 6% reduction in public transit use by Americans in major cities (draws people away from buses and light rail, but complements commuter rails).
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Meanwhile, Maven Gig is another expansion of what Maven can offer users today, and it complements the company's existing ZipCar-like hourly rental model in interesting ways, Bhattacharya told me.
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Amazon's Kuiper satellite service complements the work that another Jeff Bezos company, Blue Origin, is conducting on the design, development and production of launch vehicles to take payloads into orbit.
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Although the video seems almost too spot on at times, the hazy Super 8 footage evokes a kind of hair-raising nostalgia and perfectly complements the 23s jangle-pop vibes.
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As much as Case Keenum has steadied the Vikings in Sam Bradford's absence, leading a group that complements that league's stingiest scoring defense, he has never appeared in the playoffs.
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A portrait by the rising star Paul Mpagi Sepuya, who photographs his and others' bodies fragmented by mirrors, complements the late Ren Hang's sculptural compositions of intertwining torsos and limbs.
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They seem to be ideal complements, the brute strength of the right-handed Sanchez paired with the left-handed Bird, whose silky-smooth swing is ready-made for Yankee Stadium.
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Allworld, which operates tradeshows in 11 countries, complements UBM's existing portfolio in food and hospitality, and packaging and manufacturing, while allowing it to enter oil and gas markets, UBM said.
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"Ksenia is an extremely loving person who complements Christopher in every way," said the elder Mr. Oquist, a senior sales manager responsible for Latin America at Fiat Chrysler in Detroit.
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If nothing else, this particular version of the Knicks is upholding the franchise's tradition of absurd, intramural sabotage that seamlessly complements all the losing that takes place on the court.
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"This gift of significant drawings, watercolors, and sketchbooks wonderfully complements and greatly enhances the museum's extensive collection of nineteenth- and early twentieth-century American painting," said Director Erin M. Coe.
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This fiery shade, which may seem a little intimidating at first, actually complements almost every skin tone, eye and hair color, while adding a burst of colorful drama to any look.
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The actress, 42, who previously sported a sandy blonde hue, is now rocking one of her darkest looks to date: a rich, chocolate brunette color, which complements her piercing blue eyes.
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Then again, this report could be about a content creation app that complements social networks, as opposed to being its own full-fledged social network like the now-deceased Google Plus.
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And if your skin is fair, he recommends going for a pearly or ivory shade, which complements lighter skin tones, while golds and coppers pair perfectly with olive to caramel tones.
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LG also says the cover's "glossy metallic finish" complements the appearance of the G5, though it's not clear whether that means a switch to metal construction or just more shiny plastic.
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The report complements the IMF's gloomy World Economic Outlook publication released on Tuesday, in which the crisis lending institution cut its growth forecasts for the fourth time in the past year.
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My advice to others: The entrepreneurial journey will unearth every story, pattern, and fear that you have — so it's essential to create a self-love strategy that complements your business strategy.
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My go-to is First bROWn Ticket (the brand's play on words is a stretch, we know), a '90s brown-red that complements most skin tones and looks sexy as hell.
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"This effort complements other initiatives we have previously announced that are designed to reduce the distribution of misinformation, spam or false news on Facebook," the company wrote in a post Wednesday.
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Democratic candidates have already been bashing Republicans for over a year for trying to repeal the Affordable Care Act and highlighting health care during the Supreme Court battle complements that messaging.
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What's the point of striking gold — a perfect Caesar salad, a server whose banter complements your own, a bearable din and a survivable chair — if you're just going to move on?
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"Aurora brings a unique skill set combined with advanced and purposeful technology that complements and enhances our approach to self-driving," Fiat Chrysler's chief executive, Mike Manley, said in a statement.
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While his is a world of modern Venuses who lounge in cotton candy landscapes, it's not all fantasy; Cotton paints from life, a practice that complements his own insatiable sweet tooth.
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And, past the cane-clad pocket doors leading to the unapologetically glamorous bedroom, there's leopard-print carpeting that complements a hung photograph of Giannini's late mother wearing a leopard-print bikini.
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Bonus: You can download the "choose your look" app, answer a few questions like the color of your outfit and get a watch face for the day that complements your look.
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I think Berlin is a very operationally driven environment, Tel Aviv is a very tech driven environment, this is a very product driven environment — which actually complements well our other hubs.
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Sometimes the cheerful ones curdle too: on "We Belong Together," another duet between Koenig and Haim, the cutesy, mock-eager guitar strumming complements how sappily the singers coo at each other.
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While moving the pill to over-the-counter status has merit if it complements other efforts to make birth control accessible, it is utterly inadequate if done as a substitute for them.
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Specifically, Fitch sees the presence of Hilltop Securities and PrimeLending as positive influences on HTH's company profile, as both subsidiaries provide business and geographic diversity that complements the company's core banking business.
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Proudly adorning the Wizards Sleeve in all of their influences writ large, this is a 45-minute record that complements every musical corner, from metal to angular indie rock and cosmic disco.
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The second is the Kosas Saturate & Illuminate Creme in 8th Muse blush, which comes with two shades that I mix together to create a hue that perfectly complements my pale skin tone.
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He complements that high octane (but straight) fastball with a sweeping slider and his mind-bending splitter, which dives down and away from left-handed batters, generating terrible swings by the hatful.
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"It complements and expands our substantial ongoing investments in innovative, cutting-edge digital solutions, which is a core part of our Beyond strategic vision and commitment to achieve ambitions for our clients."
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Ardagh said separately that the deal would make it the third largest beverage can maker globally, giving it access to a market that complements its core glass and metal container supply business.
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Yet, a recent White House draft Executive Order suggests it wants to rebrand the census (or American Communities Survey which complements the decennial census) to be a tool to control American workers.
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"12 Steps" roars from the speakers with the album's loudest, feistiest, cheeriest chorus, its chugging acoustic rhythm guitar and fuzzy spiraling riffage pounding with a force that complements the singsong melodic sweetness.
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For me it doesn't pull away or take away energy from the bigger thing, it just complements and adds to it, it probably makes everyone a little more confidant which is healthy.
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Beard complements those new additions with a handful of players who had come up through the program like guard Josh Hagins, who is averaging 12 points and nearly five assists per game.
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The deal will help Smith & Nephew better compete with bigger rivals such as U.S.-based Johnson & Johnson as Osiris's products, including skin and bone grafts, complements its portfolio of wound care products.
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Pressuring Washington through such attacks complements Tehran's goal of working to evict U.S. troops from Iraq, something it has relied on select pro-Iran Iraqi parliamentarians with ties to militias to do.
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It was OK, but if I made this again, I would reduce the amount of this strong spice by half for a more subtle flavor that complements, rather than overpowers, the cheese.
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Specifically, Fitch sees the presence of Hilltop Securities and PrimeLending as positive influences on Hilltop's company profile, as both subsidiaries provide business and geographic diversity that complements the company's core banking business.
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Almost comically large, yet perfectly crispy and whisper-thin at the edges, the slightly sour ferment of the dosa perfectly complements the sambar (lentil stew) and spicy chutneys that frequently accompany it.
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"We really set out to find a partner that complements our offerings, and I think the IRC is ideal," said Sherrie Westin, executive vice president of global impact and philanthropy at Sesame Workshop.
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Overall, it's a beautiful machine — it oddly complements the crown molding in my room — and it better be for $4,323 (including the $300 white-glove delivery and assembly, with taxes varying by state).
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Not only is it a nice contrast to the habitually dark shades that are popular in fall, but it also complements her fair complexion so well, you'd think she was born with it.
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GrubHub, on the other hand, has managed to scale up a delivery business that complements its historical focus on providing software that helps restaurants use their own workers to get food to customers.
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It's too early to cave, but Orlando either needs their young players to develop new skills, or consider selling them for more suitable complements to whomever they deem their core of malleable oddities.
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This season, he has all but abandoned the four-seamer in favor of a two-seam sinker, which complements his splitter and his slider, giving him pitches that dart left, right and down.
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The funky denim gang's leader Tyrese exits the red pickup truck in a sleeveless jumpsuit and silver chain that perfectly complements the zipper going all the way from his collar to his waistband.
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The report complements work by a separate group of scientists seeking to outline planetary boundaries, or safe limits for human prosperity in areas such as biodiversity, climate change, ocean acidification and freshwater use.
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And yet Odell's book, which complements other recent nonfiction, including Shoshanna Zuboff's "The Age of Surveillance Capitalism" and Michael Pollan's "How to Change Your Mind," has the potential to improve a reader's behavior.
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Jonathan: Finding the right shape for someone&aposs face, I work with what&aposs there in just enhancing it in a way that complements their facial features and that frames their face well.
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In 1994, the Michelin Guide restored "bistro" as a category, partly in response to the versions that French chefs like Michel Rostang and Guy Savoy were opening as complements to their multistarred flagships.
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But bit by bit the language is taking shape, definite articles and nouns and indirect objects and verbs and prepositional phrases hanging off subjects and predicates and predicate complements like a Calder mobile.
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"We are confident in Netflix's position as a global streaming leader with new entrants like Disney more apt to be complements than replacements," analyst Matthew Harrigan wrote in a note to clients Tuesday.
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Knowing that a young Emma was a bully to Jane, or that Lady Catherine de Bourgh's daughter, Anne, was privately an inquisitive, liberated person, does not conflict with the characters; it complements them.
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The juxtaposition between the more ancient ways in which man viewed the universe and explained its mysteries perfectly complements the more technological, yet no more definitive, interpretations of the cosmos in our modern age.
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The story of how Met Gala dresses are acquired can be complicated, but what we do know about tonight's look is that it is 100% Kanye West approved and he complements her outfit perfectly.
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One of the ways it is doing so is by detention of large numbers of Uighurs in "re-education camps" which complements the Chinese government's goal of vertical integration of the garment manufacturing sector.
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When "Rollercoaster" by Bleachers plays in Love, Simon, it complements the feeling of freedom I experienced when I was finally old to drive around with my friends, windows down and iced coffees in hand.
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Take a look at any red carpet, and you'll notice that the days of plain ponytails and boring braids are over — these days, stars' hair is as ornately embellished as the gowns it complements.
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"The creation of a team in Shannon strengthens our international engineering capabilities and complements our existing team of more than 10,000 engineers based in the UK." Reporting by Costas Pitas; editing by Stephen Addison
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Companies will choose cheap, dirty fossil fuels over clean energy unless there are incentives not to — just like they'd likely choose to automate away jobs rather than invest in technology that complements human abilities.
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The LME "acknowledges the receipt of a large number of requests" for it to copy the CME model, which, bear in mind, complements rather than competes with the LME's existing "basis price" aluminium contract.
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Strong Global Business Position: Nemak's presence in high-growth regions, such as Asia and its high percentage of installed capacity in low-cost countries, complements its strong business position in Europe and the Americas.
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"With this new partnership, Glovo and Carrefour will offer a 30-minute home delivery service that complements their existing e-commerce offers and allows them to address the needs of new customers," she added.
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Green Elder's side of the split is all rolling thunder and summer rain, while Pensive Ceremony—who reveal precious little about themselves online—perfectly complements Side A with their own lush, acoustic neofolk harmonies.
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Known as the 'Trump Whisperer', the paper's White House correspondent often complements her regular coverage with public commentary about the man she has covered dating back to the New York tabloids in the '90s.
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The Lakers must show they can be competitive if they want to attract some of the league's brightest individual stars next summer; Lopez's skill-set complements their youth movement in so many different ways.
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She has worked closely with Karl Lagerfeld to devise makeup that complements his vision for the show — and at today's makeup trial, the team will be reviewing all of the looks with Lagerfeld himself.
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"In using the whole hog, we find ourselves with leaf fats, fat back, and other trim and cuts that lend themselves to being complements to the main components of our dishes," Mr. McPhee said.
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" That cloud complements a potent, persistent case of Impostor Syndrome; he's spent much of his career, he told me, waiting for someone to tap his shoulder and whisper, "Dave, the real guy is here.
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However, just as important, are policies like the CHANGE Act which complements the work being done in the private sector by providing diagnostic and care support to the millions touched by the disease today.
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"Bombshell" and "The Loudest Voice" The only mixed movie-TV pairing on this list, these looks at the toxic culture at Fox News under Roger Ailes actually work best as complements to each other.
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Our last stop is the calm oasis of Japan Society (333 East 47th Street; general admission, $12), which complements its language courses, public debates, festivals and film programs with a reliably intelligent art gallery.
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It complements similar services from Google that allow you to ship data to its data centers via a hardware appliance and FedEx or to automate data transfers from SaaS applications to Google's BigQuery service.
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Although my sewing machine has an overlock stitch function, what I really need is a serger (also known as an overlock machine) — a tool that doesn't replace but complements a regular home sewing machine.
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The display, with its enigmatically attached and fragmented profiles, complements an outdoor exhibition by Mr. Manders of a giant tilting head, created for the Public Art Fund, which materialized outside Central Park this week.
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Here's what's up with Hoodlem: the Melbourne duo—who would prefer to remain nameless right now—work a minimalist kind of R&B with a sinuous bassline that perfectly complements the singer's fluttery vocals.
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The exhibition features rare examples of the "blue books" which acted as directories for the sex workers, a display of which complements THNOC's recent publication, Guidebooks to Sin: The Blue Books of Storyville, New Orleans.
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The low-band portfolio, well suited for wide geographic coverage and in-building penetration, complements Dish's AWS-4 and AWS H Block mid-band offerings, which promise high data capacity potential with narrower operating range.
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This will help Box appeal to businesses that don't want to store their data overseas and complements the company's new plan to offer cloud data centers, called Box Zones, in Ireland, Germany, Singapore, and Japan.
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The acquisition of eharmony, which was founded in 2000 in Los Angeles and expects to register 2.8 million new users this year, complements ProSieben's own Parship dating franchise which is the market leader in Germany.
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"If you just go from one job to another and there's no connective tissue, there's no reason why one complements the other, then you don't seem like a person who's trying to learn," he said.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Petróleo Brasileiro SA and Norway's Statoil signed a new agreement which complements a partnership they already have in Brazil, looking to boost natural gas operations, according to a securities filing on Friday.
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Day complements the song's bright, hopeful lyrics with retro-themed visuals, from sporting '50s-inspired garb for a dip in the pool and a frolic on the beach to interspersing throwback clips throughout the video.
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"The acquisition of Brooks Automation's cryogenic business gives us access to new technologies and products and complements our current offering for semiconductor chamber solutions," Atlas Copco Vacuum Technique head Geert Follens said in a statement.
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Would Sixers ownership agree to absorb that 2019-2020 money for someone who perfectly complements their big three but hurts their depth and doesn't solve some defensive issues that may crop up during the playoffs?
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The acquisition of eharmony, which was founded in 2000 in Los Angeles and expects to register 2.8 million new users this year, complements ProSieben's own Parship dating franchise, which is the market leader in Germany.
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Diplomacy complements these efforts by putting in stark relief for Kim Jong-un the choice he faces between clinging to a weapons program that risks his survival and enabling a better life for his people.
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Today, the 34-room hotel complements the serenity of Varmland with its neoclassical furnishings and flowered wallpapers; its restaurant is known for using hyperlocal produce and cheese made with milk from goats and mountain cattle.
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"The new partnership complements our association with Formula One, and other sponsorship platforms such as UEFA Champions League and Rugby World Cup," said Heineken's senior director of global brand Gianluca di Tondo in a statement.
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ANTI-TRUST CONCERNS Haldex's expertise in brake and air suspension components for freight trailers complements Knorr-Bremse's portfolio of braking, steering and powertrain systems as well as driver assistance systems, automated driving functions and telematics.
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"Food Is Medicine" is a new approach that nonprofits, politicians, medical centers and nutrition experts are increasingly recommending as a low-cost, high-impact intervention that complements or supplants the use of expensive, pharmaceutical drugs.
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And then your favorite band or artists reminds you that it's totally normal to feel that way and deliver those emotions with a fucking killer melody that just perfectly complements and elevates all those feelings.
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Once you've gotten the dress out of the way, finding the footwear that perfectly complements your dream gown is its own labor of love...and it's no walk in the park (er, down the aisle?).
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MongoDB Atlas complements the company's commercial offering for enterprises who want to run the service on-premise, and MongoDB Professional, which provides businesses with support and access to the company's Cloud Manager and other tools.
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But it was an astonishing U-turn from just a few years ago, when the conventional wisdom was that Disney was really ESPN, and that its theme parks, movies and other assets were nice complements.
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A few missiles from Iraq or Iran could be deflected by Israel's vaunted, multilayered air-defense network, which complements the short-range Iron Dome with the medium-range David's Sling and long-range Arrow systems.
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With the words "Free to the People" etched in stone across the entrance, the ornate library, which opened in 1895, complements the nearby 42-story Gothic Revival Cathedral of Learning at the University of Pittsburgh.
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The offering complements our new-release kiosk and On-Demand offering with ad-supported catalog content, driving new entertainment occasions, while also providing new ways for Redbox to promote the brand outside of our network.
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Disney, Amazon, AT&T, Comcast and Apple are among the largest companies laying the groundwork for a mass transition in media consumption, but their products also work as complements to traditional TV rather than replacements.
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Just as cellphones initially operated as complements to landline phones and mini mills were seen as niche manufacturing factories for low-quality steel, streaming services will be incomplete offerings until they reach scale, said Hindo.
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In a weird way — we didn't even plan this, but the idea of a spork being a fork and a spoon also complements the idea that he's trash and a toy at the same time.
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If this is a first taste of the expanded field of fiber arts, then we must look forward to what comes next: textiles whose materiality translates into transcendence, fibers that become spiritual complements of prayer.
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Would Sixers ownership agree to absorb that 2015.2-2020 money for someone who perfectly complements their big three but hurts their depth and doesn't solve some defensive issues that may crop up during the playoffs?
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"Cannabis and chocolate are perfect complements to each other," Wallace tells us, noting that the high fat content in the cocoa paste (and the added dollop of coconut oil) are perfect carriers for fat-soluble THC.
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In addition to brushing paths with some of mythology's most famous figures, from Hermes to Medea, Circe gives shelter to Odysseus for a year — and her narration challenges and complements the conventional take on The Odyssey.
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"This combination complements our value-added distribution capabilities in Europe and the Americas, while establishing Tech Data's presence in Asia-Pacific, which will be a new market for us," Tech Data Chief Executive Bob Dutkowsky said.
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Such complements serve the purpose of reinforcing our positive sense of being part of the same group and caring about each other—and this effect is achieved whether I actually like your new haircut or not.
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But if people treat cannabis and other drugs as complements—that is, if doing more pot makes them smoke more tobacco or guzzle more alcohol—an increase in use could be a big public-health problem.
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"This move complements the ISA's actions to expand the public capital market and develop a market that is competitive, diverse, and accessible to the investor public," said Anat Guetta, chairwoman of the Israel Securities Authority (ISA).
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"Tank capacity in Singapore presents greater opportunities for LNG optimisation and trading in the Asia-Pacific Basin," said Frederic Barnaud, Pavilion Energy's group chief executive, adding that it complements the company's trading in the Atlantic Basin.
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Another restaurant might try to impress diners by suggesting an esoteric sweet wine whose "flavor profile" supposedly complements the coffee in the dessert but whose real point is to show you how smart the sommelier is.
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Haldex's expertise in brake and air suspension components for the trailer segment complements the Knorr-Bremse product portfolio, which comprises braking, steering and powertrain systems as well as driver assistance systems, automated driving functions and telematics.
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" The makeup mogul also shared a snap in her "birthday suit" – a red one-piece bathing suit that complements her fiery new hair color as well as a birthday video where she sang, "Happy birthday to me.
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The flag belonged to Hashd al-Shaabi, or the Popular Mobilization Forces, an umbrella name for an array of deputized Shiite-majority militias that organized in 2014 to fight the Islamic State as complements to government units.
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"The acquisition of Chewy made strategic sense for the company as it added online expertise and scale and complements PetSmart's brick and mortar business while immediately increasing PetSmart's online penetration," Moody's analysts said in a February report.
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But he also notes that HQ is "developing new game formats, one of which we think is really special and complements Trivia nicely", indicating that HQ will branch out beyond its 12-question everyone vs everyone approach.
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This Georgian mansion in the English Midlands now houses an adventurous art gallery which complements its permanent holdings with one-off shows; Mr Kimura has come to launch "A Tea Journey: From the Mountains to the Table".
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Hager and older sister Barbara (born one minute apart and personality complements: Hager the more outgoing, Barbara the more reserved) did not take active part in their dad's first presidential campaign, according to the New York Times.
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The investment management division is not a major contributor to the group's profitability, but it complements the private banking offering and we expect it to develop its franchise, which is historically rooted in selected strengths, including convertibles.
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Before then, the league's tech arm will have to speed up the delivery of data considerably as well as figure out how to make the AR experience something that complements, rather than distracts from, the live action.
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Matched with the vocals of Olly Alexander of Years & Years, translated to the visual beat of frame-by-frame animations, Ménard's contemporary comic book-style of opaque geometric shapes, noise textures, and line drawings are perfect complements.
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Women were encouraged to be "polished" and have a "good haircut, manicured nails, well-cut attire that complements your body type," and were also told not to flaunt their bodies, as "sexuality scrambles the mind," HuffPost reported.
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The Biden campaign proper is running a spot that starts with the president attacking him; this complements that, with Trump nowhere to be seen, just looming over the idea that the country needs to be calmed down.
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An early report claimed that Apple is working on two new phones with 5.28-inch and 6.46-inch OLED displays, which would serve as fitting complements to the 5.8-inch X if Apple releases three devices again.
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Diversification Complements Resilient Business Nestle's 'AA' rating reflects operations in a sector characterised by high business stability and low capex and R&D spending requirements, despite operating in highly competitive segments, compared with other highly rated corporations.
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"This research holds the potential to address the long-standing issue of the underrepresentation of women in computing and complements the efforts of the many organizations that focus on high school and post-secondary women," she said.
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"This drill complements the work I put in while in the weight room, while also building ankle strength, stability, balance, speed, and the knee bend — because your knee bend is very important in hockey for everything," he says.
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That study complements a recent National Bureau of Economic Research paper by Chang-Tai Hsieh and colleagues that looked at the economic impact of growing workplace equality over the last half-century with regard to race and gender.
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"With this new partnership, Glovo and Carrefour will offer a 30-minute home delivery service that complements their existing e-commerce offers and allows them to address the needs of new customers," said Carrefour director Amélie Oudéa-Castéra.
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"Barefoot in the Park" is tenser, thanks to Rosalia's fraught, fragile singing, but while the electrobeat complements her, it sounds stiff, too contrived in its just-right blend of keyboard gloss and sampled, inarticulate, breathy human-adjacent moan.
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Since the entire concept is based on deception and decoys, its implementation has been made possible through a passive endpoint protection tool with a low memory footprint, which integrates and complements other security solutions installed on user devices.
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It does this on the same mall shared by those symbols of the founding fathers' hypocritical slaveholding past, the Washington Monument and the Jefferson Memorial, which the new museum, brilliantly designed by David Adjaye, complements and also deconstructs.
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But Patreon clearly sees rolling up competitors and complements in the patronage space as a worthy use of its $60 million raise at a $450 million valuation late last year that brought it to $105 million in funding.
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"Investors have been yearning for an acquisition for JNJ's MedTech and while this entity may not have been top of mind, it complements JNJ's Ethicon franchise and its respiratory health focus," BMO Capital Markets analyst Joanne Wuensch said.
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Before guests arrive, she places sandalwood soaps in every bathroom, and in the evenings, she lights prickly pear candles; their sweet-and-spicy smell complements the aromatic smoke emanating from the fireplace when it blazes on cooler days.
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" Mr. O'Keefe said this week that his group complements — and also stands to benefit from — what he called "synergies" with Mr. Trump's efforts to undermine the media, which the president has called "the enemy of the American people.
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Ping-ponging off digital walls, whooshing through vacuums of electronically treated air, trickling through a textural squishiness that complements the sharpness of Uzi's vocals, the music defines a caffeinated, sugar-drenched spirit of play that never wears out.
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The wattage is because of the button-pushing, arm-twisting genius of its fairy godmother/mastermind, the Vogue editor Anna Wintour, who ensures that everyone Dresses to Impress in a theme that complements the exhibit it nominally heralds.
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Lonzo Ball, 6-6 Point Guard, U.C.L.A. 19 years old Ball is a Jason Kidd-like passer (he set a U.C.L.A. single-season record with 274 assists) who complements his playmaking with a clunky-yet-effective jump shot.
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When he has shown this work, he also complements it with an interview he conducted with a gay Iraqi migrant, the sound of the man's voice eerily transposed over the video of his penis in black and white.
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The flexible mass, whose rubbery tactility complements Canell's nearby sculptures, is comprised of a mixture of different xenoestrogens, materials that contain or mimic the hormone estrogen: lead, cadmium, aluminum, aspirin, oestradiol, soy, and pesticide, encased in silicone rubber.
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Lebanon's President Michel Aoun, an ally of Hezbollah, defended the group this week, saying: "As long as the Lebanese army lacks sufficient power to face Israel, we feel the need for (Hezbollah's) arsenal because it complements the army's role".
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Square has a new approach to retail customers it's launching today, with a brand new Square Retail app that complements a comprehensive backend package of tools that include complete coverage of inventory management, customer relationship management and employee tools.
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This network complements Verizon's existing "5G Home" service which launched in October in select areas and is a wireless alternative to a traditional cable-based home internet connection, but does not work far beyond the walls of your home.
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"Paired with the numerous options for art layouts and colors, as well as customizable accessory options including interchangeable bezels and an optional Studio Stand, it truly complements the user’s living space," Samsung says in a press release.
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His work for the Olympics — his biggest-budget project ever, he said, though he would not disclose the cost — and an independent addition to Casa Amarela complements his long-running "Inside Out" photo series, turning urban landscapes into canvasses.
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It's hard to say if moving him for Irving is a wise long-term move, though it's unlikely the Cavaliers would have much interest in acquiring a piece who only complements LeBron James on one side of the ball.
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It is in the interest of the United States and international community, as well as the Colombian government, to find a solution to the needs of Venezuelan migrants and refugees that complements the peace process instead of derailing it.
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But Mr. Trump's wall is something Mexico can simultaneously reject and live with, particularly if it will take years to build and if it merely complements segments of fences erected by Presidents Bill Clinton, George W. Bush and Obama.
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Honestly, the slices of fruit on top were highly unnecessary as complements to the dish (I think I hit my five-a-day in one meal), and I didn't even know how I was supposed to eat the mango.
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At the gym, the vending machines were stocked with Cheetos and Yoo-hoos, welcome complements to the ham-and-cheese and peanut-butter-and-jelly sandwiches I got from CVS; there are no corner stores or bodegas in Amherst.
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After tweaking a bit more, I landed on adding grated Parmesan directly to the bowl as I tossed the hot, parboiled potatoes with melted butter, which complements the flavor of the cheese better than olive oil or animal fat.
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The trend complements another reading in which 18 percent believe the economy is in a "Goldilocks" period, meaning growth is not so fast that it will spur aggressive policy action, but not so slow that it points to a looming recession.
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"I think we're all going to have the same color scheme so we match in that department but each have a different style that complements our body shape and incorporates each of our individual personalities in each look," Sistine said.
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"I think we're all going to have the same color scheme so we match in that department but each have a different style that complements our body shape and incorporates each of our individual personalities in each look," Sistine says.
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Next up for Morpheus Space, after it gets its hardware business fully up and running, is to develop and deploy software that complements its thrusters and can offer clients things like fully automated route planning and navigation, Bock told me.
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He says Soldo would consider formal partnerships with banks, perhaps co-branded rather than white-labeled, but also points out that since Soldo is about spending only it complements rather than competes against a bank's current account or other banking products.
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Designed as a seaside bungalow, with ceiling fans, tropical décor and a wide-angle view of Peconic Bay, Rumba offers 54 rums, including a house-infused banana vanilla rum that complements the barbecue ribs and jerk chicken tacos on the menu.
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A Nobel peace laureate, her legacy complements Pope Francis's vision of a humble church that strives to serve the poor, and the festivities in her honor are a highlight of his Holy Year of Mercy, which runs until Nov. 8.
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"Long-story-short, wind and solar have been know to be great complements to each other for a long time ... but it only does so far — and doesn't hold true everywhere in a radius that is helpful for pairing," Clack said.
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"We'e all going to have the same color scheme so we match in that department, but each have a different style that complements our body shape and incorporates each of our individual personalities in each look," Sistine previously told PEOPLE.
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"We've long had a plan to establish a presence in continental Europe that complements our UK offering, which is truly formidable following our work over the past five years," company chairman and chief executive Gerald Corcoran said in a statement.
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In the movement titled "A Divine Courage" — the fourth of the seven parts — each musician complements the other's purposeful improvised phrases, quiet and slow to the point of vulnerability; in the sixth, "A Cold Fire," they race together, but carefully.
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The wattage is because of the button-pushing, arm-twisting genius of its fairy godmother/mastermind, the Vogue editor Anna Wintour, who also ensures that everyone Dresses to Impress, in a theme that complements that of the exhibit it nominally heralds.
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The wattage is due to the button-pushing, arm-twisting genius of its fairy godmother/mastermind, the Vogue editor Anna Wintour, who also ensures everyone Dresses To Impress, in a theme that complements that of the exhibit it nominally heralds.
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Orfield and Stancil's work complements findings I reported on in a column last month that showed that Trump performed best in states and communities that were heavily white, but which had experienced relatively small increases in minority populations, notably from immigrants.
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The OAWSS complements a previous system Hexoskin developed for the Canadian space agency in 2012, called AstroSkin (in fact, AstroSkin was later commercialized as the HexoSkin product, and an updated version was just announced at this year's Consumer Electronics Show).
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Simon Manyonda's malevolent Edmund is all appetite — he works out while delivering his lines — while Jane Horrocks's vampy sex kitten of a Regan complements Celia Imrie's Goneril, forever appearing drink in hand, clearly guzzling her way to an early grave.
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Pros: Excellent sound quality with plenty of bass and a wide soundstage, complements any musical genre or spoken word track, very effective noise cancellation with Adaptive Sound, excellent battery life with 24-hour use possible from the buds and case.
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Thus, her apartment was conceived around a few key pieces: The kitchen's custom-made brass counter complements the room's dominant structure, a sweeping island topped by a three-inch-thick expanse of honed marble that once decorated a California courthouse.
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Just as Draymond Green complements the scorers on the Golden State Warriors, who have played the Cavaliers in three consecutive NBA finals, with his passing, rebounding and defence, so can Mr Crowder fill in the gaps in Mr Thomas's and Mr Love's games.
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Because spring redecorating is so much better than spring cleaning, take a peek at these serene green picks that all work together for a full-on refresh, or on their own for a little mood-boosting upgrade that complements your current decor. 1.
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Pollyanna De Lima, a principal economist at IHS Markit, said the welcome news "complements similar upbeat results" in the manufacturing industry, issued earlier in the week, and suggest the private sector economy "will provide impetus" to India's Q3 fiscal year 2018 GDP results.
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He complements James Harden and Chris Paul with smart off-ball movement (Gordon is so good lulling his man to sleep before darting off a screen for a clean catch-and-shoot look), the ability to space the floor, and attack a closeout.
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Spotify is acting in a very different environment, with competitive services on offer with very similar value propositions from companies, including Apple, Google and Amazon, that all use these primarily as complements to other businesses, rather than as money-making enterprises in themselves.
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CannibalizationDisney started to show signs that its streaming services were eating its other businesses as well — a trend that Wall Street analysts had long feared and that Disney had been trying to minimize by making its streaming offerings complements to its TV channels.
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The National Unity Government of Afghanistan complements the United States strategy by pursuing a robust reforms agenda and effectively partners with the international community to implement our National Peace and Development Strategy that holistically addresses Afghanistan's security, governance, and development needs and challenges.
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In Los Angeles, thrill-seekers are paying as much as five hundred dollars a head to have a cannabis chef cater multicourse meals, pairing different cannabis strains with their culinary complements (heirloom-tomato bisque infused with a lemony Sour Diesel, for example).
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But we will never escape from purgatory until these points are treated as complements to the role that other forces played in Trump's success, not as substitutes that somehow make the "economic anxiety" or "anti-establishment" analyses of Trumpism into racism-denying crocks.
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But his tub, he pointed out, complements his minimalist décor and is a joy to relax in: "The Japanese habit of sitting and soaking in a tub is a really nice way to end the day, calm down and get away from everything."
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An Art-Nouveau-in-outer-space ambience, courtesy of Toronto-based DesignAgency, complements the chef Guillaume Robin's precise, Canadian-accented creations, like cold-smoked BC scallops and seared Quebec duck breast, along with 320-dollar Osetra caviar and a 75-dollar whole chicken.
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It is a virtual cage that complements the indoctrination camps in Xinjiang where the authorities have detained a million or more Uighurs and other Muslims in a push to transform them into secular citizens who will never challenge the ruling Communist Party.
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In the low sugar price environment, cooperative owners have demonstrated their financial support to Tereos by accepting a sharp reduction in price complements (which Fitch treats as dividends) to EUR5m paid cash in FY15 and EUR2m in FY16 from EUR57m in FY14.
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"The acquisition of NPP complements our network of plants in the growing Middle East region and provides us with a leading position in Egypt to grow our business and better serve our customers," said Erik Bouts, Mondi's chief executive of fibre packaging.
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"We need a sovereignty that is stronger than just our own, which complements but does not replace it," Macron said in Strasbourg, a French frontier city which has become a symbol of Franco-German reconciliation after centuries as a prize of war.
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And I think the answer was no," Woodford said, adding that they thought, "how can we as a digital organization look at creating a digital experience that complements the relationship our advisers have with their clients — and also helps deepen their connection to us?
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"Harman perfectly complements Samsung in terms of technologies, products and solutions, and joining forces is a natural extension of the automotive strategy we have been pursuing for some time," Oh-Hyun Kwon, Vice Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Samsung Electronics, said in a statement.
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"This specific visit to Guam reflects the United States' commitment to its allies in the Indo-Asia-Pacific, and complements the many exercises, training, operations, and other military cooperation activities conducted between the US and its partner nations," the Navy said in its statement.
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The technology complements Walmart's existing adtech investments, including its omni-channel ad-targeting and measurement solution, and will allow it to later expand into new areas like real-time auctions across multiple pricing models (cost per click, cost per impression and cost per conversion).
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Punchh's platform enables restaurants to digitize their customer loyalty programs and complements that with tools like Punchh Acquire, which is designed to help businesses turn casual customers into regulars by promoting offers through multiple channels, including email, SMS, social media, Apple Pay and eClub.
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Harvey, who is a transgender male, is possessed of a decidedly androgynous vocal range that complements the highs and lows of The Long Lost Art of Getting Lost, cooing sweetly and calling down the moon while exorcising the demons who run rampant in his lyrics.
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The two are perfect complements, nodding to pop culture's long history of odd-couple duos: Tuca nudges (and sometimes shoves) Bertie forward when Bertie seems stuck, and Bertie steps in to support and care for Tuca when Tuca neglects to take care of herself.
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Dallas officials, however, have moved on from the snub and see Jordan's rebounding and defensive prowess as attractive complements to the core they're assembling as the franchise prepares for what is expected to be the final season for the future Hall of Famer Dirk Nowitzki.
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Last December, Prada opened a second exhibition space, on top of one of Milan's most prestigious landmarks, the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II. The space showcases photography and complements the Rem Koolhaas-designed Fondazione Prada, aiding Milan's claim as a vibrant hub for contemporary art.
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The fine grain of the 35mm film beautifully complements the old-school methods of Bennie, who romanticizes the ways of the past and prefers bizarre burlesque numbers (tigers, aging chanteurs and plus-size exotic dancers) that would never show up in slick strip clubs.
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It is just a symptom of the larger problem of a failed immigration system that features no border control, no criteria for selecting who comes here, and no consequences for migrating illegal complements of sanctuary cities, counties and states where law enforcement is optional.
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"Why Does Patriarchy Persist?" is a gentle dialogue between Dr. Gilligan and Ms. Snider that proposes a psychological reason for patriarchy — that it's a defense against loss — that complements the agreed-upon explanation, which is that people in power don't tend to give it up.
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Not only did he grab a future asset (one that could look even better than originally expected thanks to Kyle Lowry's wrist surgery), but the Magic also added a player who complements Gordon's game and allows him to slide back up into the frontcourt.
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Brian Rolapp, the league's executive vice president for media, is paid to rub shoulders with the likes of Apple, Google, Facebook, Twitter and any other company that will deliver the N.F.L. to fans in a way that complements, but does not dilute, its principal product: the games.
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"It complements our current assets and the addition of Ascoval's Electric Arc Furnace will help secure the growth and jobs of the group, strengthen relationships with key customers as well as open up a strong pipeline of new opportunities by expanding our product portfolio," added Junck.
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His score for Sicario opens with a haunting, driven beat that carries a claustrophobic, hunted feeling that complements the film perfectly, while his score for Arrival is beautiful and ethereal (and sadly disqualified from the Academy Awards), capturing the otherworldly nature of the film's Heptapod aliens.
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The carriers USS Theodore Roosevelt and USS Nimitz -- and their respective complements of cruisers, destroyers and submarines -- have arrived in the US Navy's 7th Fleet area of operations, which covers the eastern Indian and western Pacific oceans, the Navy said in separate news releases this week.
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"This stunning design complements the landscape and communicates a timeless message of inclusion, and this monument will serve as an enduring symbol of the role New Yorkers play in building a fairer, more just world," Governor Cuomo said in a statement to Time Out New York.
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In that respect, Moneygram complements Alipay's vast digital footprint, and it could be a critical piece for Alibaba, since it plans to use payments as a 'trojan horse' to further its e-commerce presence globally and offset its current reliance on its core business in Asia.
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But he does (and he's funny), a love that Ms. Fisher — only 14 when the movie was shot — complements with a performance that's so visceral and unforced that you might find yourself transported back in time and walking again into an agonizingly similar party, thighs swishing.
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And as 134 U.S. foreign policy and security experts argued in a letter to Trump in March, maintaining the U.S. refugee program complements, does not conflict with, our national security interests, as it exposes as a lie terrorist propaganda that the U.S. is hostile to Islam.
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The whole system has been developed with Microsoft, and Bell suggests that rather than compete with Uber, it complements it by addressing customers who need service different from what Uber would provide—namely, commercial and industrial users as well as those also transporting items via drone.
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Making a new, low-cost modular option that complements the existing lineup sounds like a good idea, but the price point and nature of this rumored makes it seem like it could actually be rolled into Google Home and offer the same convenience plus speaker and assistant features.
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"PromoteIQ's technology strategically complements Microsoft's current retail advertising offerings, and together, we can enable retailers with a portfolio of technology solutions to modernize their e-commerce platforms and maximize their monetization opportunity," Rik van der Kooi, corporate vice president for Microsoft advertising, wrote in a blog post on Monday.
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The ability to upload multiple photos and videos within one post not only adds depth to those moments, but it also complements other products within the app, such as stories, in a way that makes it easier than ever to share your highlights and everything in between on Instagram.
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A mock newspaper page includes a Knipl comic and the illustrated vintage ads that line the book's cover interiors — a fresh addition that complements the original strips, in which Katchor's photographer pores over headlines at a luncheonette and brushes past neat piles of paperweight-ed broadsheets at corner newsstands.
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The Snapdragon Wear 1100 complements the Snapdragon Wear 2100 announced a few months ago; while that processor was designed for smartwatches, the 1100 is intended for use in simpler "targeted-function" devices with less functionality like fitness trackers, smart headsets, and location-aware gadgets for kids and the elderly.
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Jesus also gives a number of teachers absolute hell, resurrects a child named Zeno just so Zeno can tell his parents that Jesus didn't kill him, and only revokes some of his curses once a teacher complements him on how smart he is compared to the other students.
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The jam complements the museum's new exhibit, "Grant Wood: American Gothic and Other Fables," with a label that shows "Parson Weems' Fable," the painting that depicts the tale of George Washington and the cherry tree: Cherry Jam, $19 ($17.10 for members), Whitney Museum of American Art Shop, shop.whitney.org.
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The signature bun with barbecued pork, the restaurant's claim to fame, is baked with a rich, buttery pineapple-shaped crust that complements the savory smokiness of the meat and has a pleasing croissant-like texture—"So it doesn't stick to your tongue," the chef likes to tell his patrons.
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Also in the group: a wild Goya sketch of a man hanging from a cliff while eagle-hunting, a large Degas pastel of a woman drying off after a bath, and a panoramic Albert Cuyp drawing of the Meuse River that complements a Cuyp painting already at the Getty.
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For her acclaimed 53 work "And Still You Must Swing," Dormeshia convened a dream team of rhythmic performers: Grant and Smith, fellow tap masters with whom she has danced for over 20 years, and Brown, a guest artist who complements their musical complexity with her own contemporary movement language.
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