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Before comic-book conventions roamed the Earth, there were science-fiction conventions.
There've been about 235 state constitutional conventions and zero new national conventions since 1787.
We created the one of the most successful conventions in the history of conventions.
There are ideologies of the novel and ideologies of the novel review, fictional conventions and reviewing conventions.
He is a veteran of 16 political conventions and will attend both the Republican and Democratic conventions this year.
To understand why, it's important to know how brokered conventions work — and why that makes brokered conventions so uncommon today.
These conventions of exhibition-making are just that — conventions — and as such they fall outside of Mr. Owens's native vocabulary.
Conventions and post conventions is when campaigns must start to hit the high speeds necessary to compete in a general election.
In my imagination I playfully wrote "You and Me Again," I used some rhyming conventions, whereas before I was destroying rhyming conventions.
At both 1860 and 1868 conventions, some delegations arrived with instructions or recommendations from their state conventions on which candidate to vote for, and at both conventions the right of delegates to ignore those directions and vote their consciences was upheld.
In the U.S., it would probably be improper not to expect volatility leading up to the conventions and coming out of the conventions.
Like the legacy news media that covers political conventions, and the parties that stage them, conventions have struggled against diminishing appeal and relevance.
Certainly, one could argue that back in the 19th century, when brokered conventions were the norm, contested conventions didn't hurt parties' general election chances.
Surveys conducted a few weeks after the conventions are far more predictive of the result than those taken ahead of or during the conventions.
"    The two have been to a number of general entertainment conventions, including San Diego Comic-Con, but according to Benedict, "Supernatural conventions are something different.
He also praised the convention as being "probably one of the most peaceful, most beautiful, most love-filled conventions in the history of conventions." http://bit.
This movie doesn't recycle film noir conventions so much as contrive — with a genuine sense of discovery — to locate these conventions in a realistic contemporary context.
He was the editor, with Wolfgang Jung, of "Conventions of Architectural Drawing: Representation and Misrepresentation" (2000) and the author of the essay collection "Origins, Imitation, Conventions" (2002).
Delegates in most states are elected to the national convention from state conventions, but many state conventions, scheduled for late spring and early summer, are also being postponed.
Since the Reagan years, both major parties have prized the kind of scripted, regimented, highly predictable presidential nominating conventions that have made conventions fairly boring news events to cover.
P. Gabrielle Foreman, a professor and faculty director for the Colored Conventions Project, said that scholars of 19th-century activism had paid little attention to the conventions until now.
"Many artists responded by seeking to abandon or overthrow prevailing conventions of reality, conventions associated with bourgeois society and therefore with the established social and political system," Batchen states.
AVOID THE CONVENTIONS San Francisco hosts a significant number of conventions all year, according to Teresa Rodriguez, the editor in chief of the San Francisco edition of WhereTraveler magazine.
"    "Tim Kaine's conventions speech isn't about Tim Kaine.
Arguably, conventions featuring rules challenges like Democrats' in 1972 and 1980 can be characterized as contested conventions — each featured a serious, organized effort to depose the nominee, though neither succeeded.
Wyoming, which awards its delegates via conventions instead of a primary or caucuses, has 26 delegates up for grabs, 12 of which were awarded in county GOP conventions last month.
And the freedom of thought, creativity, opinion, expression and other freedoms compatible with the international conventions and conventions stipulated in the Egyptian Constitution, but against all forms and forms of vulgarity.
In rejecting the binding of delegates, both the 1876 and 1880 conventions were embracing what had been the understanding of previous conventions dating back to 1856, the first Republican National Convention.
" P: Pandora skirts tech conventions with this capital "P.
The more interesting historical question isn't whether conventions today make any real news — as they clearly don't — but rather why conventions even mattered in the first place and how they came about.
For the conventions, the company is using the live-streams of news outlets and the parties held during the events as a way of bringing the programming of the conventions to users' screens.
The first season won a rabid following, and a lot of critical attention, for its clever fusion of the conventions of the romantic comedy with the conventions of the bluebeard serial-killer tale.
Party conventions perform two functions in the modern campaign era.
Trump won't have an epiphany and suddenly embrace Beltway conventions.
Look, I think the old newspaper conventions don't work anymore.
True peace is not achieved through complicated conventions or ideologies.
Prior to the conventions the forecast was 60% for Republicans.
Japanese society is still bound by elaborate rules and conventions.
The parties formally announce their presidential nominees at summer conventions.
Conventions are usually two parts celebration and one part denigration.
At the conventions, each campaign took a clear populist turn.
Biden more than a year ahead of the national conventions.
This is classic reality television, down to its defining conventions.
By Bachelor Nation conventions, she makes a lot of sense.
Alas, a century of filmmaking conventions wasn't undone so easily.
This has become a pretty common demonstration at security conventions.
And that's exactly why Green's documentary, Casting JonBenét, eschews conventions.
" – to Rolling Stone On conventions"A strong spirit transcends rules.
Emily Fehsenfeld attended both conventions and snapped tons of pictures.
Our grandparents attended party conventions teeming with balloons and bunting.
Their parties hold conventions in July ahead of a Nov.
At these political conventions, you either win or you lose.
In this period, there have been 2202 pairs of conventions.
These activities include lobbying Congress, attending conventions, and filing grievances.
Their conventions addressed problems the Continental Congress could not solve.
The Democrats had by far the better of the conventions.
"There's a lot of sameness in conventions," Mr. Trump said.
Toni Specifically, how much can conventions matter, if at all?
Most will be selected at state conventions over the summer.
And like those artists, Juan Gabriel challenged mainstream sexual conventions.
Both conventions will do their best to stir the pot.
Few people in the state ratifying conventions shared Wilson's enthusiasm.
But they glide past a critical fact: The "open conventions"
Other companies are staying involved with the conventions as well.
But the nominating conventions in May greatly narrowed the field.
By all conventions, Ansari killed it at the Tennessee Theatre.
The 2008 conventions were defined by other "firsts" for women.
Sanders shaped his argument outside of Beltway conventions as well.
Snapchat has long thumbed its nose at social media conventions.
However, brokered conventions are exceedingly rare in modern U.S. politics.
To say Drake upended those conventions isn't nearly strong enough.
Name Withheld Some of what honesty requires reflects social conventions.
As with most sartorial conventions, there is an underlying logic.
"It's making a mockery of international conventions," Dr. Shepherd said.
Sneaker events and conventions can be hugely beneficial for resellers.
His parents were, before him, in flight from social conventions.
"His presence during party conventions is incredibly important," Mularczyk said.
Some bidding sequences, known as bidding conventions, have artificial meanings.
Some say 202032016, given the mayhem at the nominating conventions.
Russia is responsible for violating the Geneva Conventions in Ukraine.
Conventions, especially those without an incumbent, were rarely smooth operations.
Political conventions spurring large protests are nothing new, of course.
Young people are also more open to defying social conventions.
The delegates chosen tonight will be precinct delegates to county conventions in March, where delegates are then chosen for congressional district conventions in April, where delegates are chosen for the state convention in June.
Kasich was also boxed out of getting delegates at the conventions.
Gypsy tells Lacey she goes to conventions and wears makeup sometimes.
Killing injured soldiers is a war crime under the Geneva Conventions.
Trying to change retail conventions hasn't been easy for Universal Standard.
It had crossed over into the mainstream, doing conventions, TV appearances.
There's a time and place for everything & conventions are that place.
That's why voters tune in to presidential debates and party conventions.
The extensive media attention itself makes the conventions significant campaign events.
State conventions are even more exclusive, reserved for hardcore party insiders.
These days, the company has two naming conventions: Vs and alphanumerics.
Both sides want to shred the conventions governing the Oval Office.
The Democrats and Republicans both hold their conventions in late July.
These are the people who make going to comic conventions fun.
Then there are portrayals of outright disenchantment with contemporary social conventions.
Who was louder online during the political conventions, Democrats or Republicans?
The aid group condemned the raid as against the Geneva Conventions.
Her search takes her everywhere from fish conventions to tropical wildernesses.
Heresy Many campaign conventions have gone out the window this cycle.
Up until 1948, voters picked only delegates to the national conventions.
There were no reports of conventions being canceled, the statement said.
It is inference infused and doesn't require adherence to strict conventions.
In contrast, gun-related crime did not decrease during the conventions.
The city is also a popular destination for tourists and conventions.
Sacai deconstructed conventions of feminism, while Carolina Herrera did the opposite.
Parties tended to choose candidates at conventions, not by popular vote.
Zoë Ligon: I try to attend as many conventions as possible.
Charlotte alone has lost around $2.5 million due to cancelled conventions.
But the fight, and its overshadowing, highlights something important about conventions.
He didn't mention the fact that they violated the Geneva Conventions.
Earlier this month, Republicans and Democrats selected their nominees through conventions.
CLEVELAND — Presidential nominating conventions put political scientists in an unusual position.
So Apple will drop the X, and unify its naming conventions.
There are no conventions here to turn it into a game.
Previously, 12 other delegates had been designated at county-level conventions.
Park says she has attended about 10 conventions since last fall.
AMERICA'S party conventions got under way in Cleveland on July 18th.
Mr Bercow was known for crying "orderrrr!" and breaking parliamentary conventions.
One of them is the elapsed time between the two conventions.
Congress repealed public financing of the national party conventions in 2014.
Two of the three finalists have hosted major party conventions before.
On the other side are the staunch defenders of those conventions.
I've been to 16 national political conventions (85033 Democratic, 5 Republican).
It's really since '68 that the conventions have been purely celebratory.
It's unclear whether conventions still hold the power they once did.
Intentionally targeting civilians is a grave breach of the Geneva Conventions.
This month, the national parties will gather for their nominating conventions.
Clinton holds a modest but clear lead heading into the conventions.
Delegates at Republican conventions typically ratify the rules before they begin.
Those numbers are basically unchanged since before both parties' nominating conventions.
The Constitution can't completely prevent that, nor can protocols and conventions.
No More Heroes critiques the conventions that still rule mainstream gaming.
But inside, one hairdresser is disrupting the conventions of cropped haircuts.
I wasn't the only outsider presidential candidate to crash the conventions.
Huawei has said it adheres to international conventions and local laws.
Some state conventions, where delegates are elected, have also been postponed.
Still, the move towards unifying TV naming conventions is enormously positive.
The ExCeL Centre is usually used to host conventions and exhibitions.
Before then, two conventions and likely hundreds of rallies are planned.
He's cast aside conventions separating politics from the rule of law.
Toothbrushes, it seems, now follow the same naming conventions as cars.
The balloons have fallen, and the conventions are over and through.
"Maybe we'll get some new candidates after the conventions," Curbelo said.
But, politically, the main focus has moved to the party conventions.
Under the Geneva Conventions, torture, like genocide, belongs in that category.
You've admitted that doing fan conventions actually helps fund your directing.
If voters buy it, our political conventions could break wide open.
For one, Covid-19 is impacting a couple upcoming gaming conventions.
The delegates are people represent their states at national party conventions.
International conventions relating to such issues can be open to interpretation.
But the Brexit process has so unsettled political conventions that Mrs.
Notley pestles grammatical conventions into dust, refusing common notions of order.
"You can read the international conventions for themselves," the representative added.
Subsequent presidential nominees would begin their efforts well before the conventions.
Migos and Rae Sremmurd streamline voguish rap conventions into digestible product.
What they found is that gun-related injuries decreased by an average of 85033 percent in the states where conventions were being held, and a 20 percent reduction in gun-related injuries nationally during the conventions.
The protests at the Democratic Convention in Chicago in 1968 resulted in a change in the balance of power between the primaries and the Conventions: before 18803, primaries hardly mattered; since 1968, the Conventions have hardly mattered.
Then, the remaining 12 delegates were later picked at a state convention, and those delegates at the state convention were decided by delegates at county conventions, and those delegates at county conventions were chosen in the caucus.
Later, Washington invited her to speak at National Negro Business League conventions.
But it was imaginative and not about conventions; that was the point.
The Utah bride and her dad defied wedding conventions at Phillips' Oct.
He often made appearances at comic book conventions and lectured at colleges.
Other comics play more directly with the history of comics' genre conventions.
And by the time this podcast publishes, both conventions will be over.
Speaking of the conventions, Sullivan will be covering them on the ground.
Recent conventions have at least been scripted to be relentlessly on-message.
And for 100 years or so, the conventions were the real deal.
Modern conventions do not, in a literal sense, do anything that matters.
One key reason for the bounce is that conventions help unify parties.
Those are all the things we've come to expect from the conventions.
Social order does not come from nature, it is founded on conventions.
The songs within eschewed even the most basic conventions of the day.
She said she got the idea after receiving unsolicited manuscripts at conventions.
But the thing is: those fantasy conventions were there for a reason.
The conventions are scheduled to wrap up each night around 11 p.m.
A better measure, he said, will come when both conventions are over.
A more complex political landscape puts both of these conventions in doubt.
A "tribunal of individual rights", guided by international conventions, will protect residents.
They quickly called constitutional conventions that reversed the democratizing changes of 1868.
Presidential candidates usually get a boost in popularity following their party conventions.
Some acts against civilians are considered "grave breaches" of the Geneva Conventions.
The battles took place in pulpits, conventions, and even in public debate.
Both Democrats and Republicans selected their nominees through respective conventions last month.
We have seen this after the conventions and after the first debate.
Through these friends, I was able to learn about conventions and cosplay.
Berganza was demoted after this trip and restricted from traveling to conventions.
New Girl is still bound by the conventions of a network sitcom.
Conventions are exhausting, and you run into old friends and coworkers constantly.
The company has in the past donated MacBooks to both party conventions.
Should these conventions be upheld for the sake of tradition and continuity?
There's no reason to carry these arcane conventions into modern online speak.
Chopper the Biker Dog has made several appearances at Comic Con conventions..
You can explore the history of party conventions in our interactive timeline.
"I think the conventions are going to be fantastic theatre," Bennett said.
Yet she "braved all the conventions, and God knows that was hard."
To the extent that they disrupt global trade conventions, what's the mechanism?
"His range was incredible," said Sean Dougherty, an organizer of the conventions.
"Why am I at FIFA conventions, why am I participating?" he said.
But amid the hoary conventions are agreeable inklings of an alternate sensibility.
At conventions, raucous trivia contests and showings of bootleg blooper reels evaporated.
Expectations for the conventions and the acceptance speeches cannot be very high.
You don't get that kind of raw internal drama at conventions anymore.
But during this summer's conventions, the police seem to be more restrained.
The two conventions are not for six and seven weeks, respectively. 2628.
The company is the "official communications and technology provider" for both conventions.
"It'll happen after the conventions," he said in a July 6 interview.
Such stories are the ones that should be surfacing at political conventions.
Some collectors like campaign buttons, programs and placards from conventions, or flags.
Start with things like price comparing and looking at conventions like tipping.
Pennsylvania is the state that has most alarmed Republicans since the conventions.
Both candidates had divisive conventions, and they left without fully unified parties.
The site streamed broadcasts of sports games, political conventions, and other events.
The survey was conducted before both the Republican and Democratic National Conventions.
This was doubly so for the period before and during the conventions.
The password for your router should follow the same conventions discussed above.
The presidential candidates compete for delegates taking part in the nominating conventions.
Vivian Abenshushan and Verónica Gerber write brilliant books that defy generic conventions.
As technology evolves, it may shed some of these conventions, he says.
What was it like to find out you would cover the conventions?
Her bold persona defied the conventions of Pakistan, a deeply conservative society.
She has been a guest lecturer at universities, organizations and conventions worldwide.
Over the decades, conventions and contrasting aesthetic strains have evolved and hardened.
Other states, such as Texas, Virginia, and Washington, have delayed their conventions.
It's one of the biggest conventions in my field, so everyone's going.
The Icelandic director Oskar Thor Axelsson is clearly fluent in horror conventions.
" "Antifa does conduct violent acts at political conventions or at economic summits.
Conventions usually have a series of carefully selected slogans and overarching themes.
Yet art never exists outside its context of conventions, traditions, and antecedents.
Isle of Dogs sets specific, curious conventions for its use of language.
Art can sometimes break through the blinding conventions that dictate our perceptions.
Mr. Mayhew was popular with fans at conventions and on social media.
"This has pushed the conventions to be more flexible already," he said.
The Trump-mood-story genre has, by now, acquired its own conventions.
First, early nominees did not attend party conventions or give acceptance speeches.
The modern presidential nomination conventions we're used to are essentially rubber stamps.
One of Kon's characteristic strengths was his ability to elude genre conventions.
"The conventions that once governed political behavior have broken down," he said.
Stranahan arrived in Idaho in August, after covering the national party conventions.
The remaining primaries, the conventions, the presidential debates and all those speeches?
The social media network has its own nomenclature, conventions and in-jokes.
But challenging the conventions of the psychiatric establishment remained her central mission.
She claims not to pay much attention to sartorial conventions or history.
My core group of fandom friends stopped going to conventions after 2011.
We've talked about all the conventions President Trump has broken in Washington.
Up to that point, the Geneva Conventions covered only international armed conflict.
"Especially when you go to conventions, you really see that," she said.
His live shows during the 2016 conventions were a creative turning point.
Through determination, self-discipline, and a notable thwarting of pop music conventions.
Those are mind boggling numbers... These conventions went from 70 percent men.
Protesters are expected at both Conventions, in droves, if, generally, in clothes.
For the first two years, Trump destroyed American norms, standards and conventions.
Bartola (at a decibel level suggesting violations of the Geneva Conventions): NO!
National political conventions are usually simple coronation ceremonies for a party's nominee.
All maintain their particular conventions through which a kind of truth emerges.
Clinton had a 4-point lead on Trump before the conventions began.
In fact, most candidates only began appearing at conventions in the 1930s.
Layers of critique are implied throughout the poems, which focus largely on the dissolution of previously critiqued workplace conventions so as to create new, freer conventions within which "human performers" (as opposed to "workers") might function more happily.
"In the last couple of weeks — leading up to the conventions and especially the conventions — we feel like Trevor got to a whole new level in terms of having a strong voice and point of view," he said.
Previous GOP conventions featured party leaders on the rise, with New Jersey Gov.
People are perpetually fascinated by that which they perceive as defying "normative" conventions.
Much of the rest of the piece feels firmly within story ballet conventions.
Tossin's emphasis on profile views pays homage to Maya conventions of figural representation.
Gahl declined to name the 12 conventions or detail their individual financial impacts.
Getting to see everyone at the different expos and conventions is also amazing.
So what were these Grindr users hoping to find at their political conventions?
Republicans typically use their nominating conventions to emphasize their candidates' main policy points.
Last weekend, Cruz netted six delegates at the first two congressional district conventions.
The Democratic and Republican National Conventions are not meetings of the Supreme Soviet.
The Resident Evil Escape Experience, as it's called, follows general escape room conventions.
Each year thereafter, I'd see more and more Captain Marvels at subsequent conventions.
The effects of these strikingly different conventions won't become clear for a while.
Check out Dragoncon in Atlanta, one of the country's biggest pop culture conventions.
She also attends roughly 20 comic book and pop culture conventions each year.
Conventions are meant to unite parties and heal the divisions that primaries expose.
Google offered similar services at both the Democratic and Republican conventions of 2012.
Examples of people who defy traditional gender conventions exist across cultures and history.
TIME For Kids and TFK Kid Reporters have the 2016 political conventions covered.
This is not the first time political parties have blown up such conventions.
The group now expects to send at least 10 monitors to both conventions.
His giddy assault on conventions of poetry is delivered with gem-like sharpness.
San Francisco hosts between 40 and 60 conventions per year, attracting 650,000 people .
The conventions of the news business can often be limiting in this regard.
Those conventions are now causing headaches for normally treaty-abiding countries like Canada.
Technology companies also had a large presence at this summer's national party conventions.
Fewer people watch the conventions on television than they did in decades past.
We all know the social conventions—cards and condolences, a shared mourning display.
Much of the lead Clinton built up after the conventions has slipped away.
Conventions used to be completely stage-managed and choreographed from start to finish.
Their relationship and the gender conventions underlying it have in fact been flipped.
HILLARY CLINTON has been on a high since the party conventions in July.
Before 1972, conventions delegates were mostly controlled by local and state party bosses.
These days, political conventions have become "infotainment" -- televised pep rallies for the nominee.
Better to eschew "gynocentric" conventions in favour of self-sovereignty, the logic goes.
Founded in 2003, FreshBooks has bucked most startup conventions in building its business.
It's like, are you a computer ... Oh, is that one of the conventions?
In addition to costume dance events at conventions, nightspots have been getting involved.
Mr. Trump's advisers say we'll see a different Trump after the conventions. Maybe.
Sometimes those conventions lose their meaning and need to be modified or abandoned.
Official time is used to negotiate union contracts, lobby Congress, and attend conventions.
What few know is that there have been many other conventions of states.
Most interstate conventions have been regional affairs, involving just a handful of participants.
Every language has arbitrary conventions, but there are also universal aspects to languages.
Since the two parties held their nominating conventions, Mr. Trump's lead over Mrs.
Do you think that might change now that the conventions are behind us?
Most were drafted by state legislatures, rather than by conventions of the people.
That's why we've got all those weeks between the primaries and the conventions.
They are also less likely to have watched any of the political conventions.
Clinton's favorability ratings have returned to where they were before the conventions. Mrs.
He's a draw on the election trail and a big event at conventions.
All were rebels against academic conventions and aristocratic propriety, amid cascading social changes.
"The End of Eddy" largely dispenses with the conventions of the realist novel.
Which means constantly re-examining the standards and conventions that define those qualities.
Identifying as non-binary is another way I've freed myself from these conventions.
Since forming in 2005, Ceremony has never been concerned with punk rock's conventions.
And furry conventions always have in-person sales areas, Dealer's Dens, featuring suits.
Below are 25 of the best albums that subverted conventions and rewired synapses.
She has trailed in just two live-interview national surveys since the conventions.
The Trump presidency has changed the conventions of White House and press interactions.
Student Opinion The presidential primaries, party conventions and televised debates are all over.
And are the Republican and Democratic parties' summer nominating conventions already under threat?
Murder, They Wrote Two unconventional mysteries mix genre conventions with unexpected stylistic twists.
The character dynamics are recognizable in the way they hew to genre conventions.
Mr. Ditko's aversion to attending comic conventions and meeting fans was well known.
In fact, political conventions have only short-term benefits for the host city.
She was a Swiss heiress who refused to be defined by gender conventions.
But many of these conventions were meaningful curbs on presidential behavior and power.
Shunning theatrical conventions like plotlines, the show works on its own kooky terms.
He hated moral and social conventions because he thought they stifled the individual.
But conventions aren't the only new way trailers are brought directly to fans.
The characters functioned as both action-movie conventions and mythical heroes and monsters.
They challenged the sartorial conventions expected of women to be beautiful, sexualized beings.
I believed that the conventions of male identity were toxic but ultimately toothless.
Conventions have a lot of noise, and it's difficult to speak to people.
Each group publishes a research journal and both will hold conventions in August.
There is no way to formalize conventions of maturity and dignity for presidents.
No People Like Show People The conventions industry pays big bucks for impersonators.
But his bump-and-grind sashay brought conventions of female striptease to mind.
Innovation is difficult in forms that are defined by specific techniques and conventions.
For the most part, though, they bicker over the conventions of argumentation itself.
In office, Mr. Johnson has adeptly exploited reporting conventions to spin favorable narratives.
They are homeless, wandering people for the most part, defying all the conventions.
It seems instructive that "The Return" doesn't use the TV conventions you mention.
Not all of the card numbers that meet the conventions are active numbers.
Cosplay, also known as costume roleplay, is a massive part of comic conventions.
The second half was a different set of conventions, all up-to-date.
He also posts videos of his experiences at different trade shows and conventions.
Inefficient or not, the pricing conventions started well before milk processors started buckling.
Members of that separate committee are being nominated at conventions around the country.
CBS and Twitter did not release viewership and tweet data around the conventions.
These focused, ferocious evasions of democracy's conventions and protections appear to be working.
So we know that countries do respect and implement international conventions and commitments.
We don't go to conventions or write e-mails to our favorite authors.
Nominating Conventions are extra-legal, and attempted reforms have often been deemed unconstitutional.
Its members also perform at conventions, movie premieres and "Stars Wars"-friendly events.
Those chosen at state-level conventions have less time to organize their trips.
The second half was a different set of conventions, all up-to-date.
They were a staple in coverage of both the Republican and Democratic conventions.
Another throwback to earlier eras of political conventions was the Ohio delegation. Gov.
The Geneva Conventions prohibit the use of hidden mines and anti-personnel mines.
The Clinton surge has emerged since the conventions wrapped up late last month.
That's why you go to gun conventions; that's why you read gun magazines!
Trump is a reminder of what masculinity can be like outside of conventions.
Like populism, authenticity exists in contrast to the conventions and structures of politics.
This is a movie that is lousy with tropes and conventions and clichés.
The compromise arrangement allows the Netherlands to still observe the UN drug conventions.
We showed it at record conventions and nightclubs, at the 9:30 Club.
Michael Madden: It's like one of these Democratic or Republican political conventions, basically.
Baik rarely sees fellow Asian-Americans at coaching clinics, conventions or on opposing benches.
It sponsored events at both the Republican and Democratic national conventions last year, too.
The deal to stream the conventions was first reported by Recode and CNN Money.
I get an Angry Orchard ($7) and we chat about how our conventions went.
You still need 38 state legislatures or conventions, this is something you&aposve endorsed?
The FAA has issued TFRs near major sporting events, political conventions and nuclear sites.
Conventions have employed off-duty police officers to secure the area in recent years.
D'Alessandro said he heard from other groups holding conventions in the city as well.
I attended rallies for all the major candidates, as well as both parties' conventions.
Parties that are deeply divided going into their conventions do not win general elections.
But ditching those conventions -- or just tweaking them -- can help shift a company's culture.
U.N. conventions are often named after the country or city where they are signed.
You'll see these storage tubes everywhere, and it'll hold up for conventions to come.
VJ: I'm getting my own furry suit to go to some of these conventions.
But in practice the conventions do matter, because very few people behave this way.
I have no conventions to adhere to — what I am is right for me.
Even though the Aquarius was following maritime conventions, the Libyans didn't seem to care.
Over time I learnt to put aside simplistic gender conventions and simply be me.
Twelve were chosen at county conventions last month, with 14 selected Saturday in Casper.
President Barack Obama, however, signed legislation in 2014 that ended public funding of conventions.
The presence of private firms does not mark a new development in Republican conventions.
"At conventions, we would sit next to each other and sign autographs," she recalled.
Zink's satires are not restrained by the conventions of social politeness or narrative structure.
It's a horror film that refuses to be bound by its own genre conventions.
Polls released in the days in-between the two conventions showed a tight race.
These books reassemble the well-worn conventions of their genre in wholly original ways.
So whatever happens coming out of the political conventions, Airbnb is a clear winner.
At Refinery29, we believe that fashion and beauty conventions were meant to be broken.
But once again he's being slotted into the most bland, mainstream action nostalgia conventions.
Bernie Sanders has also promised — they cut down on corporate influence on party conventions.
Together they run five tattoo studios and produce tattoo conventions on the East Coast.
And that's time that could be better spent impressing other geeks at comic conventions.
They don these elaborate looks at comic conventions, fan events and even charity events.
Sorry AP Stylebook, but when it comes to Pokémon naming conventions, you're dead wrong.
Mashable generally adheres to AP style conventions (although we do have our own, too).
We'll reaffirm that faith at one of the most historic conventions in a century.
This is how conventions should be run, and shows smart planning by the DNC.
Uniquely in matters concerning Article V conventions, there is actually some precedent for this.
Tools of the trade Nowak shot both conventions with a Canon 5D Mark III.
The International Court of Justice enforces aviation conventions, but Russia could dispute its jurisdiction.
With parties hosting conventions in July this year, they are the earliest since 1960.
Facebook added that it would offer up "financial and other support" for both conventions.
It seemed that way after the conventions, but the gap between them has narrowed.
How would you even do that, what are the patterns and design conventions here?
Both Trump and Clinton received what many called an artificial bump after their conventions.
Unlike the officially sanctioned Star Wars Celebration conventions, May 4th is a grassroots phenomenon.
He kept toting the boards to sci-fi conventions, but fewer people were interested.
Alex Wagner, senior editor at The Atlantic, has been on hand for both conventions.
Ted Cruz picked up nine of the 12 delegates awarded in Wyoming's county conventions.
The company partnered with CBS to stream the Republican and Democratic conventions last month.
Such conventions are not useless elements of bureaucracy, but cornerstones of a stable democracy.
AEM is aiming to reach campaigns, delegates, advocacy groups and reporters during the conventions.
Torture is also banned by international conventions that have been ratified by the U.S.
"Conventions are held in order to nominate somebody to win the presidency," he said.
Trapped by the conventions of naturalism, Munch was already looking for a way out.
"The Embassy operates in full compliance with diplomatic conventions," the Foreign Affairs Ministry said.
I fussed over genre tags, over consistency in naming conventions — the great "ft." vs.
It took twice that long, barely ending before the party conventions in July 2016.
Coca-Cola told Reuters its support for the conventions does not represent an endorsement.
Official time is used to negotiate union contracts, lobby Congress and attend union conventions.
It can be withdrawn in the case of serious violations of human rights conventions.
Though less spontaneous than West, Lamar does not hesitate to break with social conventions.
Still, while the majority of U.S. women continue to have babies, conventions are changing.
The lyrics largely dodged romantic pop conventions and were about individuality, rebellion, being misunderstood.
Snapchat eschews widely used social network conventions, making it an entire language unto itself.
Many countries have adopted international conventions against bribery and in favour of open government.
Believe me, I am well aware of the different conventions of the two countries.
The conventions of the slasher are instantly familiar and are used to hilarious effect.
He can also stop getting outworked after outworking Clinton so often since the conventions.
Trump, by contrast, seems unimpressed by the conventions, heritage and protocols of the presidency.
Like Guston, who broke conventions, Eisenman, who quotes one of his motifs, breaks others.
Superdelegates, however, would be able to vote in certain cases, such as contested conventions.
The Washington Post reports that Trump personally added the two conventions to his schedule.
The candidates are coming out of conventions that painted vastly different visions of America.
My father was a delegate to the 1952, 1956 and 1960 Democratic National Conventions.
Companies began cancelling conventions, and threatening to reverse plans to expand in the state.
Polls conducted a few weeks after the conventions have proved to be generally accurate.
I realize that national political conventions are a giant assemblage of the party faithful.
Both men gave rousing speeches endorsing their candidate at the national conventions in July.
This kind of polling volatility should be expected, particularly with party conventions at hand.
Mainstream newspapers, however, ran only short and at times unflattering items on the conventions.
This penalty, based on conventions since 1980, fades out over the next few weeks.
Walgreens told The Hill Friday it would sponsor other events at both parties' conventions.
He also claimed all 21 delegates awarded in congressional district conventions there last week.
Fischer said the conventions represented $2 million in potential economic benefits to the city.
Some Republicans complained the proceedings have not been as organized as at past conventions.
Since 2023, there have been 17 presidential elections and 34 major party national conventions.
"The Geneva conventions — good people and bad people sign up to them," Himes said.
She is about three points ahead of where she was before the two conventions.
Political conventions are home to some of the most awkward dancing in the world.
The political advisers added to Kasich's team have experience with contested conventions, Politico noted.
But it does prohibit actions that are incompatible with states' obligations under those conventions.
Members to that committee are being selected now at state conventions across the country.
It's a collection of artists, intellectuals, and activists that we have in these conventions.
Like most popular—that is, monetized—art forms, pop music is centered on conventions.
In the video above, Eldrige does her face up according to each culture's conventions.
Could it have been a better movie if it wasn't tied to comic conventions?
Mosh pits defy all conventions: by definition they're going to fly off the handle.
He became a cult figure, making star appearances at horror conventions across the Northeast.
There are refugee conventions, asylum procedures and thousands of pages of rules and laws.
State party conventions, where delegates to the national convention are selected, have been canceled.
Within a few pages, the writing will move from essayistic asides to genre conventions.
A lot can happen in the four months between the conventions and the election.
The trailer travels the country going to trucking conventions and events like county fairs.
Another major difference between the conventions was the interaction between delegates and the public.
J-horror remakes followed suit by taking liberties with the conventions of American cinema.
Mr. Duncan covered the Republican and Democratic National Conventions for NBC News in 1968.
About 100,000 people paid to attend Rooster Teeth fan conventions last year, for instance.
"The Spy Who Dumped Me" departs from buddy-movie conventions in an important way.
Leaving behind those conventions for a secular space you barely know can be terrifying.
They felt distant from both family traditions and the conventions of their adopted country.
In its wake, Indianapolis lost 12 conventions representing up to $60 million in spending.
" But, Pepper continued, "She was trained in the conventions of an established colonial bureaucracy.
Judge John Hodgman Samantha writes: My sister and I go to steampunk conventions together.
Over time, corporate naming has developed certain conventions: alliteration and vowel repetition are good.
Once that's all figured out, voters pick delegates to represent their selections at conventions.
The movie doesn't breathe new life into the genre conventions of Masa Nakamura's script.
A lot of the show works because the conventions of teen stories are effective.
That led to lawsuits, boycotts and the cancellation of conventions and concerts in Arizona.
Traditional monopoly states set prices largely according to accounting conventions unrelated to market realities.
Every four years Republicans and Democrats meet at conventions to hammer out a platform.
Longstanding promises have been broken, basic storytelling conventions shattered, and numerous disappointing mistakes made.
The commission typically begins discussions with the candidates' representatives after the summer political conventions.
Unlike those old masters, though, she is free from conventions of genre and form.
The stadium hosted sports games, conventions, and concerts with a capacity of 70,000 people.
She changes one's eye and challenges one's expectation of fashion and conventions of beauty.
But Xi began amassing authority, flouting unspoken conventions on power sharing within the party.
But it's also gotten easier to appreciate how well those old conventions could work.
"I've been dealing with Nevada state conventions for 50 years," he said on CNN.
We studied Just War Theory, the Geneva Conventions, and the Law of Armed Conflict.
The United States is party to thousands of treaties, including several hundred multilateral conventions.
"Haley was trying to write a story using the conventions of narrative," he said.
He fights hard against binaries and conventions, including those prevalent within his own industry.
Trump, meanwhile, has been stuck in the hole he's been digging since the conventions.
Not only do all these threads come together, but Francofonia also mixes formal conventions.
The conventions make party voters suddenly proud to declare their support for the nominee.
So the conventions remind those people which party they've traditionally voted for, and why.
"Conventions appeal to those with some affiliation or affection for that party," Ladd says.
Since the 1950s, when they were first televised, conventions have become highly scripted affairs.
They're a cultural shorthand for the pretty facade and ultimate disappointment of romantic conventions.
Another variety tried to invert the genre conventions or inject them with unexpected elements.
I've been to numerous anime conventions in the past, so I decided to just approach it the way I usually approach conventions: finding friends to share a room with and planning a schedule of what costumes I want to wear and when.
And one way to do that is by publicly pointing out to Russia that at some point in the future, it could be held accountable for war crimes -- killing civilians, breaking the conventions of war and international humanitarian conventions, like targeting hospitals.
The state accommodates the needs of all those practical little towns with a multilevel delegate selection process: a thousand-plus precincts hold caucuses to furnish delegates to 99 county conventions, and on up the chain, to the district, state and national conventions.
President Barack Obama condemned the killings, calling for a measured response ahead of party conventions.
But they were excluded from the conventions that drew up the constitution in the 1890s.
Even when those politicians are speaking at national conventions to nominate their candidate for president.
The actress has adoring fans, who evidently like to take pictures with her at conventions.
Received melodic conventions make one song blur into the next without bothering to differentiate itself.
Charlotte has experience hosting major party conventions -- it hosted the Democratic National Convention in 2012.
They are coached by a man who treats most conventions of simple humanity with contempt.
Draper's behavior drew attention at other conventions as well, where he was a frequent presence.
In a little over a year Mr Wine has overthrown the conventions of Ugandan politics.
I don't mind an ironic critique of media conventions, but it feels slightly manipulative here.
Cloud thoroughly rethinks the conventions of the easel picture with each new series of works.
" Secondarily, it's "what if a modern team of filmmakers reimagined 2018 through '30s comedy conventions?
Final Fantasy XV's latest free update adds one of sci-fi's most beloved conventions: exosuits.
Gestures like Van Etten's have been the easiest way to spot reptiles at these conventions.
Perhaps the days of relying solely on Cartesian address conventions are numbered, ironically by words.
Some domains have very different conventions in how they write abstracts or lay out tables.
The event now seems to be competing with fan conventions like Comic-Con or PAX.
"He was talking about things as they are, rather than in pop conventions," Hell said.
And with social media, more buzz can be built around the conventions than ever before.
And it's the first title to rethink some of the series' most off-putting conventions.
But Trump has repeatedly declined as president to speak at NAACP conventions in the past.
That represents a narrowing of the 7-point lead she held before the two conventions.
Prisoners held naked, hands bound, breaks international Human Rights conventions and can be considered torture.
Since the July conventions, more than 20163,22016 election videos have been uploaded to the platform.
Baldwin and Bieber have a long list of celebrity-couple naming conventions to choose from.
A bittersweet variation on boy-meets-girl, it consciously mines movie-musical history and conventions.
The shift brings the race back to where it was before the conventions in July.
Conventions are mostly about party unity, and that means pumping people up about Hillary Clinton.
There is also the possibility that Congress could choose ratification by means of state conventions.
The conventions in arranged marriages do not permit the wife earning more than the husband.
The platform has also live streamed the debates and the Republican and Democratic national conventions.
Danish governments, regardless of political persuasion, have traditionally defended and endorsed European human rights conventions.
Super-conflicted conventions over issues and candidates turn into vitriolic confrontations that sear participants' emotions.
Other design updates disregarded Windows conventions, which led to a lot of frustration from users.
The device's prototype will reportedly be called "Pacific," loosely following Oculus' California-centric naming conventions.
"It was fascinating talking to him about the changing nature of these conventions," Martin said.
By Jaime Joyce, TIME For Kids Editor Cleveland has hosted Republican National Conventions twice before.
Since the July Conventions, more than 200,000 election videos have been uploaded to the platform.
Veepstakes speculation is rampant as we approach the national conventions for both major political parties.
The biggest difference between the two conventions, however, wasn't the star power, but the organization.
Since the July conventions, more than 200,000 election videos have been uploaded to the platform.
We do so many conventions every year, so it was really fun to go back.
For one, most supposedly free markets depend on an intricate framework of conventions and institutions.
As such, Survival exposes two things about the conventions currently predominating games of its genre.
But from a certain angle, Incredibles 2 looks a little too slavish to creaky conventions.
Both show that there are often large poll swings before and during the two conventions.
Why do polls move so much before and during the conventions and so little after?
The company has also had a presence at the debates and political conventions this year.
This flagrancy of data transparency conventions is warning to be learned from, the paper concludes.
Both stories mix superhero comic conventions with tropes from other genres — in particular the Western.
For example, horror films that don't follow rigid horror conventions, such as last year's Mother!
"The Puppy Episode" touches on a few of these conventions, but with considerably more grace.
Admittedly, "Taking Fire" is occasionally weighed down by the conventions of the reality show genre.
He's well aware of comic-book movie conventions, and he's trying to work against them.
But, boyd believes, there's no reason to carry these arcane conventions into modern online speak.
"Captain America: Civil War" does not in any way transcend the conventions of the genre.
Tillman insists that there are formal and social conventions yet to be upended and rethought.
Trump does not care about conventions, nor does he care about doing what is right.
Both parties thus approach their July nominating conventions with significant unease and hurdles to overcome.
AMERICA'S party conventions start on July 18th with the Republicans, who are gathering in Cleveland.
I went to conventions, bought pins, wrote weird fanfic, and dreamed and dreamed and dreamed.
MOST American presidential candidates have enjoyed a bounce in the polls following their party conventions.
The large corporations that usually fund both parties' conventions have grown wary of becoming involved.
All conventions scheduled in New Orleans for the fall of 6900 had to be canceled.
It also made him a near-permanent fixture at comic book conventions around the country.
That's a tall order for something as niche as NerdCon or for non-profit conventions.
Her remarks play into an underlying theme of Tuesday's conventions speeches: historic accomplishments by women.
Conventions attract a steamy knot of admiring fans, and they want to meet the models.
The frankness was still there, yet so was the knowledge that pop conventions can resonate.
Trump has promised a lively and exciting event that will stand out from previous conventions.
America at times seems incapable of grasping this, as the two conventions provide clear evidence.
Celebrities sometimes walk around comic conventions in disguises so they can go unnoticed by fans.
The candidate has been de facto chosen before the conventions for a while now, correct?
"The race is going to freeze in place a couple of weeks after those conventions."
But the summer recess will be longer than usual this year because of the conventions.
These deceptively decorative works critique the conventions and implied values of the classic bourgeois interior.
The nominees of both parties are eligible to receive the classified briefings after the conventions.
The most important thing to remember is that polling between the conventions is extremely volatile.
President Trump has upset conventions in some areas that should have been challenged decades ago.
It was my parents' ambition to create an American family that adhered to certain conventions.
So many things will happen between now and November, including conventions and vice-presidential picks.
She was a tortured woman, raging against society's conventions even as she gleefully rebuked them.
Kenner's pre-Davenport books are assertive but still operate under the conventions of normal scholarship.
White male comedy-show hosts conventionally riffed on the conventions of white male news anchors.
He began preparing the files for production, following conventions that he'd learned in design school.
Mr. Douglas's play with the conventions of the cinematic espionage thriller is heady and gripping.
Flouting conventions of good behavior (or, in Trump's case, presidential behavior) is something totally different.
Already monochromatic genre conventions are drained of life and color, left sitting lifeless and alone.
And be warned: The following contains nitty gritty details about delegate selection and party conventions.
It doesn't throw the conventions of pop out, but it understands they need shaking up.
I've been to a couple of the vaping conventions, and it's like a political movement.
More than ever, sites like Newgrounds are necessary to counter the conventions of the day.
Wild how the bizarre numbering conventions for the Kingdom Hearts games have spread to rap.
Clinton's pneumonia-related collapse, her comments about "deplorables," three presidential debates and two political conventions.
They talked about it at the national convention, and then at all the state conventions.
That summer, Gibi also started to get into cosplay and began going to anime conventions.
He swept past the consensus-building conventions that previous leaders used to amend the Constitution.
What I didn't suspect, though, was how different the conventions would be from one another.
He gently sends up entire pop conventions, even as he proves his love for them.
Habits, conventions and unwritten rules of the road are, of course, important to American democracy.
Workers travel from all over the world to attend meetings and conventions in northern Italy.
Then there are the day-to-day interactions that blur conventions of race and culture.
"Conventions always have contingency plans in place," said Mari Cardona, a member of the DNC.
There are subgenres with conventions and rich histories of their own (slave narratives, for example).
Saudi Arabia has been trying to modernize the strict social conventions it places on women.
He makes a fetish of authenticity, and disdains many conventions of food and travel programming.
But we...through the laws, through the new conventions, we're seeking to whittle that down.
Almost all the major comic conventions have a dedicated location like Artist Alley for creators.
Nobody with his churlish disregard for the old (and often stuffy) conventions of pro tennis.
In effect, the bills therefore make following international human rights law and other conventions illegal.
Political parties typically see a bounce in the polls during and immediately after their conventions.
He's benefiting from a global election season in which voters want to break with conventions.
She covered Mayor Rahm Emanuel and the 2016 Democratic and Republican conventions for the station.
Russia felt it might be able to skirt the conventions with Novichok by omitting it.
There's nothing funny about failing if you've been overwhelmingly obstructed by sexism and social conventions.
We're detached a bit, too, by some mocking of operatic (and specifically "Carmen"-related) conventions.
The Geneva Conventions on protecting civilians in wartime — never consistently enforced — are now openly flouted.
Trump was already under ethical fire for breaking anti-nepotism conventions by hiring family members.
More fundamentally, with this show, the designers are trying to challenge fashion conventions — namely scheduling.
At the same time, he has cast off conventions that constrained others in his office.
Another 33 delegates will be picked at district conventions, and three are top party officials.
Our group goes out of its way to honor women and feminist activists at conventions.
He typically buys clubs and then spends millions renovating them — and then defies golf conventions.
With a complete disregard to naming conventions, Apple announced that its new slate of iPhones.
Going to this year's Conventions could feel more like getting trapped in a forest fire.
Selling at sneaker conventions and through social media is generally a good bet for beginners. 
Recently, members performed at Wintercon, one of the largest science fiction conventions in New York.
"Well as I say, you can read the international conventions for themselves," the person said.
In Germany, one-off maid cafés can be spotted at comic book and manga conventions.
King Arthur: Legend of the Sword is clearly modeled on well-established superhero genre conventions.
"What's time consuming is the marketing side, like school visits and book conventions," Lucy said.
One of the best produced, including the incredible stage & set, in the history of conventions.
"I am trying to challenge our conventions of beauty," she writes to The Creators Project.
Georgia O'Keeffe's bold, squiggly lines and lack of punctuation ignored conventions of grammar and penmanship.
Historically, many of these voters have "come home" to their usual party after the conventions.
Instead, voters had to gather at far-flung, time-consuming conventions to choose individual delegates.
And just as suddenly, the chaos subsides and all the conventions of pulp fade away.
It's a big shift from past election cycles for the iPhone and MacBook company, which has consistently donated generously to both major political party conventions in the past; in 2008 the company donated $140,000 in laptops to the Democratic and Republican parties for the conventions.
"My view — my government's view — is let's establish some basic pillars: Defend the integrity of the conventions, accept the inherent discretion within those conventions, tolerance for governments exploring their own national policies, and a commitment to combating the transnational criminal organizations," Mr. Brownfield said.
She covered the national political conventions and Jacqueline Bouvier's 1953 marriage to Senator John F. Kennedy.
President Barack Obama condemned the killings and called for a measured response ahead of party conventions.
President Barack Obama condemned the killings and called for a measured response ahead of party conventions.
Going to Star Trek/comic book conventions in the '80s and ;90s was something nerds did.
The upcoming party conventions in July could raise political uncertainty and weigh on the stock market.
Donald Trump threw out campaign spending conventions in his expectation-shattering run to the American presidency.
Here are some of the conventions Trump could shake up once he becomes president next month.
But just because some political rules and conventions have been violated doesn't mean they've all vanished.
Instead, it has laws, conventions and practices that have evolved over centuries, often during national crises.
Political science confirms that, indeed, the conventions are genuinely consequential despite the clear lack of stakes.
The conventions used to be crucially significant news events, so the news media covers them extensively.
Sudanese naming conventions also posed a problem, because there are no surnames carried down across generations.
Twitter is streaming the Republican and Democrat conventions, and will soon be streaming NFL football games.
It was also Eldwin's idea—against the conventions of the assignment—to use first-person plural.
But Bong is also never content to just let the conventions of genre merely play out.
In most conventions, the rules from the old convention are simply approved for the newest convention.
Rout in Georgia In Georgia, Cruz supporters managed to rout Trump in several congressional district conventions.
"Yes, Lava [Thomas]'s proposal is challenging conventions of sculpture and monument and representation," Hennessy said.
It breaks away from some of the conventions, the ways we think of boys and aggression.
Solo performers present themselves differently; the conventions are less gleeful, concerned with so-called adult pleasures.
She spent weekends with her parents in different campaign headquarters and attended the Massachusetts Democratic conventions.
If you know someone who heads to conventions like Comic-Con, this is a must-have.
Writers have to keep the strengths of familiar archetypes and conventions, but also push them forward.
When you were writing, did you try to get away from the limiting conventions of genre?
Daniel Pešta's paintings refute the conventions of classical beauty but their nightmarish imagery can be exquisite.
Although his paintings refute the conventions of classical beauty, their nightmarish imagery can be exquisitely beautiful.
Trump's approach to unveiling his vice presidential nominee characteristically broke all the normal conventions of politics.
"Like Tommy Hilfiger, we have always believed in celebrating individuality and breaking conventions," said The Chainsmokers.
Tattoo parlors are featured in reality shows, and the industry holds conventions all around the world.
Maybe, now that the conventions are over, Pence could introduced himself to his would-be boss.
The fundraising haul came as both candidates formally accepted the presidential nominations at their parties' conventions.
Semantic dog whistles work by exploiting different linguistic conventions among different subsets of a speaker's audience.
French diplomats modernised extradition treaties with a flurry of conventions between rulers in the Middle Ages.
In Ohio, polls before both parties' conventions showed the presidential race in a statistical deadheat. Sen.
It doesn't conform to Bollywood conventions but isn't so self-serious as to alienate intrepid audiences.
Donald Trump threw out campaign spending conventions as he stormed his way to the American presidency.
It's how you end up with conventions full of mediocre Samsung Gear VR movie tie-ins.
I recently had a piece in the New York Times singing the praises of contested conventions.
Prior to the conventions, Clinton led by 9 points over Trump, 45 percent to 36 percent.
The problem is that the movie has an awfully conventional idea of what game conventions are.
Well then come back next election Most presidential nominating conventions follow a traditional -- and predictable -- script.
They bump into Missandei, impressive as always, though she seems strangely naïve about Westerosi marriage conventions.
Ecuador's President, Lenin Moreno, withdrew Assange's Asylum after seven years citing repeated violations to international conventions.
The show's signature club costumes are now a rare sighting at conventions and popular site ASOSbrigade.
The national blowback to House Bill 2 has cost the state jobs, conventions, and championship games.
Some conventions have said they will never return to San Francisco because of the desperate situation.
We can probably expect both the Republican and Democratic National Conventions to be anything but boring.
"We are absolutely frustrated and disappointed in both party conventions," a business source told The Hill.
It was a break from recent conventions, when the nominee wouldn't speak until the last night.
The company has contributed funds to both Republican and Democratic national conventions during past election cycles.
In the grand scheme of political conventions, Mike Pence's speech didn't stand out as especially noteworthy.
Donald and his fellow baby boomers loosened and sometime broke the constraints of their parents' conventions.
Many of the dispatches were written while she was attending successive National Rifle Association annual conventions.
They came to define their respective genres by retooling and rethinking the conventions of their predecessors.
The timing of Julián Castro's announcement coincided with two important conventions in the Latino political world.
Other conventions, like chatting in threads and posting images, are much the same as predecessor sites.
Other counties in Nevada are also holding such conventions ahead of the state convention in May.
The balloons have dropped, and the Republican and Democratic conventions are in the rear view mirror.
Recent political conventions have grown so scripted and choreographed that moments of true spontaneity are rare.
Who stays here: Marriott Bonvoy loyalists, families, couples, and those attending on-site conventions and weddings.
The Article V Information Center I run recently posted a list of prior conventions of states.
The August fund-raising came in the weeks after the two parties held their nominating conventions.
Opera seria was encrusted with conventions and prone toward pomposity when Mozart received the Munich commission.
But strong conventions can speed up unification of divided parties and usher in a real shift.
As the political conventions grow near, we will all be looking to hear a great speech.
A brief look back at the 2016 presidential campaigns leading up to this year's party conventions.
We'll be hearing plenty more proposals like this at the conventions in the next few weeks.
Political conventions are usually a mix of talking up the party's nominee and denouncing the opponent.
Few recent political conventions have had a night gusting with so much history and high emotion.
Lawmakers are turning their attention toward this month's political conventions — and toward their own reelection races.
He ambushed the stages of both conventions in character as the "Hunger Games" host Caesar Flickerman.
Ms. Cobbs, especially: Her ballad "Jesus Saves," with piano and three chorus singers, transcends most conventions.
The volatility could grow this week and next week, when the two parties hold their conventions.
He would further violate the Geneva Conventions by making thieves out of a first-class military.
As American labor rallies go, this one offered a striking remix of the genre's usual conventions.
India is not a signatory to UN conventions on refugees and no national law covers it.
Voters will be able to watch this month's Democratic and Republican national conventions live on Twitter.
Post-punk conventions—brittle bass, prickly leads, foreboding drums—are stretched to almost painfully slow pacing.
Typically, the Republican convention that takes place every four years is a tale of two conventions.
Young subjects offered Le Brun an opportunity to subtly disrupt the manners and conventions of portraiture.
But alas, here I am — two months before the conventions — and I'm still talking about hair.
One thing they don't do right at these conventions is their language isn't accessible to everybody.
Their imaginings ran not toward the stopping of history but toward constitutional conventions and civil wars.
Teens turned these arts-and-crafts projects into booths at slime conventions and stores on Etsy.
Every four years, the Lockhart family spent the summer wherever the presidential conventions were being held.
And this week's norovirus outbreak is gross, but such things can happen in hotels and conventions.
Thomas Nozkowski was another abstract artist to challenge the inflexible conventions associated with large-scale abstraction.
This is art that defies conventions, challenges sensibilities, and breaks down barriers between comprehension and critique.
But we've seen a lot of political expectations and conventions upended over the last two years.
For simplicity's sake, the ghostwriters made certain modifications to Warner's conventions to keep the stories going.
His favorite authors were those who scrambled storytelling conventions, like John Dos Passos and William Faulkner.
His actions are technically legal, but they stretch the conventions of the constitution to their limits.
He pointed to the live shows he did during the political conventions as truly eye-opening.
Beginning in the 1990s, he made frequent appearances at conventions of comic-book and movie fans.
Never has he subverted conventions more triumphantly than when he delivered a roast of Bob Saget.
Jenna Dewan Tatum, the host of "World of Dance," is a proud product of dance conventions.
Zell Miller (D-Ga.), who delivered keynote addresses at the 85033 and 2004 presidential nominating conventions.
Gaveaux's setting emphasizes that celebration of domestic bliss, in keeping with the conventions of opéra comique.
"He's threatening; you go to these county conventions, and you see the tactics," Paul Manafort said.
Residents in both cities are advertising their Airbnb listings directly to attendees at the two conventions.
What literary devices or text conventions is she or he using to achieve the intended response?
There's something in anime that allows it to be free of the traditional conventions of film.
However, the recent parade of dual-class share IPOs effectively reshapes conventions on good corporate governance.
In his hands, the conventions of the drawing-room comedy became the framework for social analysis.
Waterboarding and other "enhanced interrogation techniques" are also prohibited by the Geneva Conventions, the letters add.
But legal experts and women's advocates say social and cultural conventions can be harder to change.
Voters will be able to watch this month's Democratic and Republican national conventions live on Twitter.
If Ocean was ever interested in toying with genre conventions, he has since widened his gaze.
However, there was no reduction in gun-related crime during the conventions, according to the study.
Others objected to the exemptions he seemed to be granted from the conventions of corporate life.
Johnson is a registered independent but has attended the national conventions for both Democrats and Republicans.
Those are the conventions of the medium, and we understand our imagination must do the rest.
Eklof subsequently inverts revenge conventions in a way that dares the audience to call it perverse.
"There are international conventions in place that prevent the destruction of cultural heritage," the person said.
"We do not approve such measures.. They are against international conventions," Mousavi said in the statement.
CNN's "Larry King Live" hired the comedian Mo Rocca as a wisecracking correspondent at political conventions.
Rivette further confounds realistic conventions by portraying Madame X as a graceful and rather forgiving victim.
Quick service restaurants and movie studios are running more spots than in past conventions, Cukaj said.
And also he calls BS on some conventions that honestly I think needed to hear that.
Well, right, the election, they did the conventions as you mentioned, they went to Obama's inauguration.
It feels somehow unglued from the other conventions of the game, let loose in this world.
"There is a good possibility of a massive amount of conflict at both conventions," he said.
I wouldn't wear shorts there because there are certain conventions, which one has to abide by.

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