Perhaps, rather than covering for Trump, some Republicans are covering for themselves.
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It's clear Sondland is still covering for himself and, on some level, he may even be covering for the president.
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Some still insist that Watts was covering for his girlfriend.
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In some cases these genes are covering for one another.
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So, the real question is, who is he covering for?
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Cora is covering for Ernt for emotional, not practical, reasons.
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Roger Simon: The mainstream media are covering for the intelligence agencies.
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The sheriff was covering for casino owners to preserve their business.
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"I'm like covering for him even as he's doing it," she said.
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But Mulvaney was not simply covering for the fact that Trump lied.
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The Microsoft today is not the Microsoft I started covering, for sure.
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Clarence Darrow, his celebrity covering for playing fast and loose with the law
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He picks John, who he confronts in a pub for covering for Elena.
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She was covering for someone else who wasn't there that day, Baker said.
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Don't say: 'Do you mind covering for me while I'm in Bora Bora?'
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They are aiding and abetting this behavior, justifying it and covering for it.
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It was a ghost hunters' convention I was covering for a local newspaper.
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This isn't my usual shift, but I'm covering for one of my coworkers.
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The steps now have a stainless steel covering — for safety purposes, one assumes.
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"Steven Menashi may have participated in the Ukraine coverup, and now some Republicans want to promote him from covering for Trump in the White House to covering for him on the federal bench," Chief Counsel Christopher Kang said in a statement.
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I am not now, nor have I ever been involved in covering for Brooks.
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Shine was accused of covering for Ailes misbehavior, which the Ailes and others denied.
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It looked interesting, very interesting, but it was an impractical covering for a door.
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Have Connor and the rest of the cops been covering for the wrong man?
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Then he lectured reporters on which stories they should be covering for their audience.
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I buy a little table covering for my mother-in-law and one for us.
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And the leftwing media covering for their own hate speech, that&aposs been further exposed.
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So any covering for them will be constantly picking up dirt both inside and out.
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But Meitar wouldn't willingly give up her career to spend her life covering for them.
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One server will spend the day covering for co-workers on their 30-minute breaks.
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I'll probably be back this summer, covering for Sam Sifton during his annual unplugged retreat.
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She was just covering for a colleague who wanted to go to a hockey game.
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The youngest brother later conceded that he had been covering for his brothers, the police said.
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Or you can plop one in your mouth and eat the covering for an instant fix.
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"Dear Media: If you don't cover this, you're covering for him, #Trump50percent," wrote one Twitter user.
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"I'm not interested in covering for anybody else," the agency's head, Mike Mulvaney, told House lawmakers.
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While the president appeared to be covering for himself, the situation soon became a huge controversy.
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"Everyone was playing together, hair on fire, covering for each other when we got beat," Baker said.
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DAN BONGINO, FORMER SECRET SERVICE AGENT: No, Philippe is just covering for his former boss, Mrs. Clinton.
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Doctors are balking at covering for their colleagues, for fear of the tax burden that may result.
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I request a Lyft — the airline covers it when I'm covering for someone, so I expense it.
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"Don't let your boss spend time defending you, explaining for you, or covering for you," she says.
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Meaning you can either tear a small hole into the clear covering for a few hydrating sips.
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It's too early in this mystery for it to be him, so who is he covering for?
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When Merkel visited Saudi Arabia in 2010, she eschewed a head covering for that appearance as well.
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Well, at least these days you don't have to vaguely trick your mom into covering for you.
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In every other industry, insurance is set up as a safety net, covering for unplanned catastrophic loss.
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So the idea somehow that the company he's now shilling for and covering for, is he's somehow implicated.
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BD is so devastating because it attacks frogs' skin, which isn't just an outer covering for these creatures.
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This is a couple I've had the privilege of covering for over 11 years, from Mr. and Mrs.
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On Sunday, Trump Jr. claimed that CNN was "covering for leftist hack" Bernstein by standing by the story.
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On Sunday, Trump Jr. claimed that CNN was "covering for leftist hack" Bernstein by standing by the story.
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The senior publicist who I was working under had a conflict, so I was covering for him by myself.
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"There's definitely some short-covering for the holiday," said Justin Lederer, Treasury analyst at Cantor Fitzgerald in New York.
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I'm also not sure why McCaskill is covering for the GOP by saying they "secretly think Trump is nuts".
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In the meantime, please reach out to [name of the person covering for you] at [email] or [phone number].
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Betances was promptly ejected, and then Yankees bench coach, Robby Thompson, covering for the ejected Girardi, also got ejected.
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They didn't have a system in place to show him the impact and cost of covering for his employees.
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Republicans dismissed them during the hearing as redundant and unnecessary expansions of federal power, covering for lax law enforcement.
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It looks to be a covering for the Orion capsule, which NASA is building to take humans into deep space.
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The president's opponents believed them already—and have little sympathy for those who, by covering for Mr Trump, enable him.
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The president's opponents believed them already—and have little sympathy for those who, by covering for Mr Trump, empower him.
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Look at the garbage Canada would have sent if the NHL wasn't covering for them by abandoning the Olympics altogether.
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Mirrors can be installed on sliding closet doors or as a covering for an entire wall (preferably near a window).
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What they found: Inspector general Joseph Ferguson recommended 16 officers be disciplined for their roles in covering for Van Dyke.
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Never trust a man who makes a great show of not drinking – he's almost surely covering for more destructive vices.
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In the German version, blonde-haired, pigtailed Heidi is instructed to don the Muslim hijab, the head-covering for women. Why?
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President of the network, Noah Oppenheim, said on Wednesday the idea of them covering "for a powerful person is deeply offensive."
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As its name implies, the form's intent is to show you what your insurance plan is covering for care you've received.
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Shokin ended up being, if not himself an incredibly corrupt politician, he ended up covering for a lot of really corrupt people.
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What's more, the Islamic face covering for women is not a religious symbol; rather, it is iconic of female subservience and debasement.
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Abaya: The ubiquitous (and requisite) covering for women in Saudi Arabia is seen throughout the Arabian Peninsula and parts of North Africa.
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Dr. Siebel's answer was to become a kind of oncological "temp," covering for vacationing doctors with practices in interesting places — including Alaska.
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Why it matters: Net neutrality supporters were skeptical, and argued that the FCC was covering for its failure to keep its site accessible.
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But getting to 100 means covering for any foreseeable seasonal or even decadal dip in renewable sources, which means a lot of batteries.
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Everyone else in the Republican Party politics knows that when Trump starts lying about something, their job is to start covering for him.
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In the process, Noah landed in prison for a death he didn't cause, covering for both his current wife and his former one.
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The point person whose name is on the bill might get stuck covering for a delinquent friend who doesn't pay by the due date.
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But the fact is Trump lied about tax policy during the campaign, and his team is now covering for those lies with new lies.
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"It is jaw-dropping that many who describe Mr. Bush as a warmonger believe simultaneously that he is covering for the Saudis," they wrote.
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A succession of men lie about their actions, and each turns out to be covering up or covering for a girlfriend or ex-lover.
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At a noisy news conference, which I was covering for The New York Times, he presented his formula for the post-Khmer Rouge years.
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"I'm not interested in covering for anybody else," Mick Mulvaney, the director of the White House Office of Management and Budget, told House lawmakers Wednesday.
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The goal here is to let Gorilla Glass become the go-to covering for wearables the same way it's become ubiquitous on smartphones and tablets.
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We send as much backup support as we can with engines and personnel, often covering for their stations while they are on the front lines.
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Anyone who has visited places where a wrapped garment is the preferred covering for the lower half of the male anatomy can tell you that.
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I'd call it "feltier" but Bell told me it's a non-woven, pressed nylon with a special polyurethane covering for durability, including water and chemical resistance.
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They discovered that G. pacifica is especially warty, with cartilaginous bumps stretching down its arms and covering its mantle — the muscular covering for the octopus's organs.
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The Beauty and the Beast actress, 26, has been facing criticism from Beyoncé fans after she posed topless with just a lace covering for Vanity Fair.
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They're saying by covering for Assad that they knew that it was there, or they were incompetent by having chemical weapons there in the first place.
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"Republicans ought to be castigating the president over the Trump Tower meeting, not covering for him," The Weekly Standard wrote in a searing editorial published Friday.
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Or the "burkini," the head-to-ankle bathing suit that serves as a demure covering for female Muslims now lighting up the political sphere in France?
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People in Mr. Hannity's audience of 2.5 million who are inclined to believe the health allegations, and who believe the mainstream media are covering for Mrs.
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She should be ashamed: she's covering for a man who harasses women who challenge him by attempting to publicly humiliate them with sexualized and sexist slights.
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Peter Marino, the architect for high-end stores, including Chanel, Dior and Louis Vuitton, loved the olive-hued silk covering for a sofa, Mr. Seyoum recalled.
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Wearing a black burqa that concealed her growing belly, Bint Fatma removed her face covering for much of the interview, revealing brown eyes and slim features.
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However, the amount of debt assumed by men when covering for their partner financially is roughly 50% higher on average than the amount taken on by women.
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He was able to hand one of the sessions off to another collaborator, but said he felt weird covering for the project's lead engineer, NASA's Matt Bolcar.
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Other critics alleged that Harris slow-rolled investigations while covering for crooked prosecutors, such as the Orange County D.A.s who planted snitches inside jails to coerce confessions.
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There are other space treaties covering, for example, the rescue of astronauts, the moon, the International Space Station (ISS) and liability for damage caused by space objects.
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He said he'd come off a 14-hour shift as a bakery manager at a Ralph's grocery store, covering for a coworker whose friend had died at Borderline.
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In that capacity, he would have tremendous influence over the investigation, capable of shaping it behind the scenes and possibly even covering for Trump if he so chose.
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Besides covering for employees on leave like Poole, the same-site rotations also provide development opportunities because the person making the jump gains experience working on different teams.
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A much-improved defense that ranks in the league's top ten in efficiency, and has given the Pelicans an unexpected identity while covering for a surprisingly impotent offense.
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Instead, she's covering for the President -- and adopting his habit of lobbing craven lies and attacks that undermine not just civility, but trust in American democracy and leadership.
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Because the president lies constantly, a major part of her job is defending those lies — either covering for them, deflecting them, or lying herself to cover for them.
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But Ardem made it clear that she's still at the helm of country: Even with Peters covering for her, she expressed her commitment to oversee any major policy decisions.
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But there's still lingering doubt as to whether Cleveland was the father of the child or if he was merely covering for his close — and married — friend, Oscar Folsom.
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" Ocasio-Cortez continued to tweet about McCaskill later Saturday, writing: "I'm also not sure why McCaskill is covering for the GOP by saying they 'secretly think Trump is nuts.
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But I am puzzled that you seem to be, in effect, covering for him by concealing from your mutual boss the exact behavior that you see as a problem.
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I've met Donald J. Trump precisely once, at a quirky kilt fashion show I was covering for "Nocturnalist," my night life column in The Times, in April of 2011.
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For instance, a series of 10-year-old boys audition to play Burke, JonBenét's brother, who some suspect of killing his sister, and his parents of covering for him.
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During the escape, four men suspected of covering for the escapees took a woman hostage at a farm in Quatro Barras, about 13 miles (10 kilometers) north of the prison.
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If he doesn't, and lets Flynn off even though there's good evidence that Flynn did something wrong, then it will look like Sessions is corrupt — covering for a political ally.
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It drove mercilessly toward its themes: that this administration lies; that its female members are covering for a sexist president; and that journalists have enabled it all with breathless coverage.
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Their interactions are often funny, especially when more characters show up, but they're both covering for a deep sadness that comes from life lived as a mutant in constant danger.
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Strange scandal: Strange had been accused of covering for former Alabama governor Robert Bentley, who allegedly had an extramarital affair with an aide and used state money to settle it.
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One: I think the pressure mounted on the Justice Department when the president's [initial] statement was so anemic and high-level officials had to sort of start covering for him.
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Covering for La La Land stars Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone, Legend will sing both Gosling's romantic "City of Stars" and Stone's confessional "Audition (The Fools Who Dream)" on Sunday.
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Dr. Kataeb is the manager of a 32-bed field hospital in Eastern Aleppo, and he was covering for another doctor; he was on the 72nd hour of his shift.
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Those who now admit to covering for her husband — and the major media companies that did as well — can now make things right by taking action to reverse their mistake.
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"I think it's great that such a large corporation has finally recognized the need for more comfortable head-covering for [Muslim women] athletes, but it's a little too late," Sultana said.
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The job of covering for Cox will likely fall to redshirt junior Kimmie Carson, who is tied for second on the team in tackles, senior Donnie White and sophomore Alex Hart.
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Bar Congo-Brazzaville, all those that have banned various types of religious covering for women have been threatened by suicide-bombers with a record of hiding explosives under loose-fitting clothes.
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Instead, the Republicans are covering for Donald Trump by playing up tangential stories that obfuscate the issue at hand: that Donald Trump's national security advisor was compromised by the Russian government.
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In an interview with The Post this week, former New York City Mayor Rudolph Giuliani — Trump's personal lawyer — accused law enforcement officials of "covering" for actions committed by the Obama administration.
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In an interview with The Post last week, former New York City Mayor Rudolph Giuliani — Trump's personal lawyer — accused law enforcement officials of "covering" for actions committed by the Obama administration.
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Once he won the election, the case for oversight became stronger, but Republicans who'd once criticized or distanced themselves from Trump became uniformly devoted to the cause of covering for him.
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At a pre-Emmys party two days before the premiere, Mr. Arnold reportedly scuffled with Mark Burnett, the "Apprentice" producer whom Mr. Arnold has accused of covering for his former star.
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He isn't Rush Limbaugh or Sarah Palin, sure, but they've both been covering for him, as have a raft of performers who like to portray themselves as keepers of True Conservatism's flame.
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"With [electric vehicle] demand starting to inflect globally, coupled by a short covering for the ages, Tesla shares continue to move higher in a Mahomes-like fashion," Ives wrote in his note.
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For Dwight that involved both covering for Sherry — he told Negan that she wasn't the one who let Daryl out — and convincing Negan somehow to let him go after her by himself.
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Asked if the move would garner enough support to be approved by the Republican-controlled committee and Senate, Wyden said there isn't much appetite among Senate Republicans for covering for the Saudis.
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Melanie Sloan, the Washington, D.C., ethics lawyer who came forward with accusations against Conyers, told The Washington Times that Grijalva's story was another example of congressional offices covering for members' inappropriate behavior.
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The National Republican Congressional Committee blasted out emails on Wednesday insinuating that two freshman House Democrats, Elaine Luria of Virginia and Mike Levin of California, were covering for Ms. Omar's anti-Semitism.
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Robinson is also a longtime, widely respected human rights campaigner, though she recently drew negative attention when she was accused of covering for Dubai's mistreatment of a daughter of the ruling sheikh.
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And we're putting together much more of a consistent effort of covering for each other and jumping and getting ball pressure on guards in pick and rolls instead of dying on screens.
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Assad's future: This may dampen the prospect of prosecuting Assad for war crimes (the Security Council must approve such a prosecution) and strengthens the White House's claim that Russia is covering for Assad.
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There were a few people who weren't in the departments they ended up covering for us on the film, and they got promoted into those departments just by working on this with us.
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But if you don't trust Clinton (and polls show most people don't) — and especially if you think the FBI or Williams & Connolly are covering for her — then there's certainly room to keep doubting.
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It's not just that Republicans are covering for the president, or are acting as if electoral collusion with Russia, a country most Republicans used to regard as an enemy, was no big deal.
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I head out for a quick break to buy snacks for the team — they did a great job of covering for me last week, and we're in the middle of a huge busy season.
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Glamora, an Italian wallpaper maker, offers a double-coated vinyl covering for walls and ceilings, made of different layers that function "as a vibrating resonant element," which the company says helps to reduce echo.
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Artist's we've been covering for years, such as LaTurbo Avedon, Scorpion Dagger, Julian Glander, and Nicholas Sassoon will join artists who have come up in the GIPHYverse by pushing the boundaries of the animated loop.
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Of course, many conservatives act as "Trump apologists," covering for the President when he says or does something worthy of criticism, and they tolerate the intolerable in the pursuit of more conservative Supreme Court appointments.
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Counterintuitively, even though they tested out different levels of plushness, they ended up settling on a shorter, somewhat gnarlier covering for their robot, and designed the eyes to have a slightly sad, worried-looking cast.
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It's an area I've been covering for the last two years, which has taken me through wild horror experiences and immersive alternate reality games where I became wrapped up in a '70s-style paranoid thriller.
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And the slain doctor, Tracy Sin Yee Tam, 32, was on Bronx-Lebanon Hospital Center's 17th floor Friday afternoon only because she was covering for a colleague who needed time off, a hospital official said.
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I'm covering for one of my colleagues (my best friend at work/my work husband) while he's on vacation this week, and his business partners have been keeping me more than busy with urgent requests.
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Pope Francis apologized to victims of clerical sex abuse Sunday, stating that he was sorry for having "wounded many" when defending Chilean bishop Juan Barros, who has been accused of covering for a pedophile, reports Reuters.
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Francis's use of the phrase "the great accuser" to describe the devil irritated Archbishop Carlo Maria Vigano, who has accused Francis of covering for allegations against former D.C. Cardinal Theodore McCarrick, according to the news outlet.
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He's covering for his wife who "did too much blow last night" and who, "doesn't even know how to drive," when an attemped carjacking forces him to relive the criminal-punishing antics of his former self.
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The difficulty of covering for such long absences, and the fear that the occasional unsackable mother will slack when she returns to work, may put firms off hiring or promoting young women, even though such discrimination is illegal.
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Yet earlier this year, Pope Francis faced what had been the greatest crisis of his papacy when he firmly defended a Chilean bishop accused of covering for a notorious and influential priest who led a scandalous double life.
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Especially on a platform like Tinder, we're too conscious of how we choose to present ourselves to actually communicate something revealing (say, whether covering for a bro or being honest with a girl is more important to you).
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Colette's perfection is a false front, of course, and pretty soon Addy is not only babysitting for her but covering for her during her sweaty trysts with Will (Zach Roerig), the sergeant in charge of the recruiting office.
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The younger Darwin's obsessive pursuit of specimens draws the attention of botanist John Stevens Henslow (Andrew Bridgmont), who takes the budding naturalist under his wing, covering for him when he skips lectures and plying him with extra-curricular reading.
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A vice president can be selected to complement the nominee by covering for her perceived weaknesses—think Joe Biden, whose foreign policy experience shored up Obama's lack thereof—or simply to support the nominee as a partner in governance.
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It did so by retreating from wholesale funding markets, withdrawing efforts to attract new business, focusing on its existing client roster of mostly small savers in its home town, and ploughing its profits back into covering for bad loans.
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The response has been moral outrage—not that there's an epidemic of men hurting women and covering for each other, not that sexual harassment has been tacitly tolerated within the industry, but that women have the gall to complain.
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Jackie clearly feels guilty about knowing what Adora did to Marion, but if her guilty conscience is also guiding her to memorialize Natalie it's possible that she's once again covering for Adora, this time for the Wind Gap murders.
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The allegation was featured in several far-right blog posts: A senior adviser from Romney's 2012 presidential campaign was on Burisma's board of directors, and that by voting to impeach Trump last week, Romney was covering for his fellow swamp crony.
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This will include public service announcements and in-person sessions where people can come and learn more about hosting during critical incidents, where they may not get paid, but Airbnb might provide some degree of cost covering for the efforts.
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If people around a high-profile athlete are eager to pay off victims of sexual harassment and assault, it is because they are used to these kinds of arrangements, which amount to little more than bribes covering for each other's failings.
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Make a list of the work-related people you'll have to notify if the baby arrives before your anticipated leave day, and if you can, appoint the person covering for you or a trusted freelance colleague to notify those people.
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The durability of the deal, then, may depend on how long Saudi Arabia, which has historically played the market's "swing producer" role to help keep the market balanced, will be amenable to covering for any members not hitting their target.
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Even the president's son, Donald Trump Jr., joined in the speculation, liking conspiracy tweets and videos — one of which suggested Hogg was a "Deep State media" plant attacking the president and covering for Hogg's father, who worked in the FBI.
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Released in summer 2018, Ye, West's eighth consecutive No. 1 Billboard debut, was met with a tepid critical response and saw sales plummet in the second and third weeks, failing to provide him with a musical covering for his behavior.
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And in Washington, the company was the subject of a House Judiciary Committee hearing that featured the pro-Trump internet celebrities Diamond and Silk — who accused Facebook of politically motivated censorship — and that I avoided covering for the sake of my mental health.
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They still had to fund the discounts provided to customers, as these deals are required to offer 20% to 30% discounts, but were not responsible for covering for the losses created by a variety of factors, including changes in shipping and storage fees.
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The inspiration for all of her work, she says, is the natural world — like bales of hay or the undulation of hills; she created a floor covering for a Long Island residence that was meant to mimic the sand on the nearby beach.
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Mr. Pompeo, please look in the mirror and ask yourself, What has become of me, an evangelical Christian, serving and covering for an amoral and lying president and screaming and cursing at a well-respected reporter who is simply doing her job?
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Aside from Mr. Diamantopoulos and Ms. Rudolph sweetly covering for her stumbling over a line, "A Christmas Story Live!" lacked the feeling of a piece of theater unfolding in front of the audience's eyes in real time, like a slick magic trick.
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Given that the Orioles went on losing for another 15 consecutive games, and largely continued to lose after that, Hemond—a great baseball man who may have just been covering for owner Edward Bennett Williams—and the organization owed the senior Ripken an apology.
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"Gold is up slightly on short-covering for the weekend and on weak manufacturing news from the euro zone, but it's barely holding today because the dollar index is over the 97 mark and retail sales were uninflationary," said George Gero, managing director at RBC Wealth Management.
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"Gold is up slightly on short-covering for the weekend and on weak manufacturing news from the euro zone, but it's barely holding today because the dollar index is over the 6.43 mark and retail sales were uninflationary," said George Gero, managing director at RBC Wealth Management.
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The sportswear chain Decathlon drew the ire of politicians from both the left and the right for offering customers its "hijab de running," which consisted of a hood made of nylon that was meant to provide Muslim women with an athletic covering for their hair while exercising.
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But clouds in their relationship began to gather this summer when Mr. Collomb, politically savvy as always, recognized that the president had committed a serious error in covering for Alexandre Benalla, a presidential security aide who was identified roughing-up demonstrators at a May Day protest.
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Though Bellator has its own commentary team in place, play-by-play man Sean Grande also calls games for the Boston Celtics, and Bellator President Scott Coker has confirmed that he has been talking to Goldberg about covering for Grande on those dates when Celtics games conflict with fights.
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"Barr says there are only light redactions of the report, says Congress will get an unredacted version of the report, and says he has no problem with Mueller testifying — and the media concludes that he is covering for Trump," Rich Lowry, editor of National Review, wrote on Twitter.
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And in its pursuit, Ryan did a lot of things (like risking America's role in the international financial system, harming the economy with ill-timed austerity budgets, and threatening the basic fabric of the American constitutional order by relentlessly covering for Trump) that earned him a lot of criticism.
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Alas, in 2020, the Senate is led by Mitch McConnell, who has demonstrated time and again that he is more concerned with covering for Mr. Trump than protecting the integrity of the office Mr. Trump holds, the security of the nation he leads or the Constitution he swore to defend.
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Under Hamilton Clancy's direction, the production lags in more slapstick moments, largely in the first half, but not for want of vigor: The presence of David Sitler, as the blustery Dogberry, and the wiry "Shrew" alumnus Jarrod Bates (covering for Joe Clancy on Thursday as the Boy and the Messenger) were especially welcome.
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Her fierce ambivalence at the prospect of yet more children, and her anxiety about the gossip they will inevitably stoke (her neighbours hissing that she is a sex-crazed grandma, or speculating that she is covering for a granddaughter's illegitimate pregnancy), lead her to hide her condition for as long as possible.
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"Temporary workers comprise 3% of our total workforce, and do the job of a full-time Google employee but for a short period of time, working on temporary projects, addressing quick needs in business, incubating special projects, or covering for employees who may be on short-term leave, like parental or sick leave," Naughton said.
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WikiLeaks has been caught covering for Russia at least twice before, both in the summer of 2016, when it declined to publish a huge cache of Russian government data, and in its 2012 exclusion, in its published "Syria Files," of a $2.4 billion transaction from the Central Bank of Syria to the VTB Bank in Russia.
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And also, you dopes, that when a manager says an unused player "wasn't feeling well tonight, that's all you need to know," it isn't necessarily a thinly-veiled attempt at covering for some colossal fuckup or an affront to your right to know absolutely everything about an ugly loss that so badly and thoroughly loosened your bowels.
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The case stemmed from a criminal denaturalization prosecution in which the jury had been told that it didn't actually matter whether a person's lie on her citizenship application (in this case, a woman covering for her husband's involvement in war crimes in Bosnia) was material or not because the criminal statute doesn't spell that out explicitly.
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At the blog AmmoLand, Jeff Knox, a longtime gun rights advocate and son of the late NRA board member Neal Knox, wrote of the NRA's "dirty laundry": Ignoring warnings, blaming critics, covering for friends, and going along to get along, could bring the world's most powerful organization for defending the right to arms, crashing to the ground.
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I wanted them to know that I had received a Bipolar I diagnosis — that the "madman" they'd been covering for was actually a very sick young man who did things he feels guilty about, but who also knows that he had no more control over the doing of those things than a cancer patient has over the state of his lymph nodes.
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Going forward, while the company continues to see a lot of traction with its existing products in auditing how a company pays out money, the plan will be to build that out to other functions of the finance department, covering, for example, other areas where the finance department makes evaluations to determine spend and money collection (billing) across the business.
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But given their enduring popularity — I checked them out of my own church's library and read them as a young teen in the mid- to late '90s — their suggestion that children's susceptible minds were targets for New Age groups covering for demonic forces certainly supported the idea that a series of fantasy novels for children had the potential to harm those children.
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Michael CohenMichael Dean CohenCapitol Police advised Gaetz against holding open events I'm not a Nazi, I'm just a dude: What it's like to be the other Steve King Wyden blasts FEC Republicans for blocking probe into NRA over possible Russia donations MORE, who worked as Trump's personal attorney, told Congress earlier this year that "I've lost it all," as a result of covering for Trump.
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Speaking at another briefing at the Security Council while Secretary of State Rex W. Tillerson was meeting with President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia, Ms. Haley reserved her sharpest barbs for Iran, which she accused of using the Syrian war to expand its own influence in the region, and she urged Russia to "stop covering for Assad," referring to President Bashar al-Assad of Syria.
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The American Federation of Teachers (AFT) filed a lawsuit Wednesday against the Education Department and Education Secretary Betsy DeVosElizabeth (Betsy) Dee DeVosAmerican Federation of Teachers sues DeVos over repeal of for-profit regulations Pressley says she 'would welcome the opportunity' to educate DeVos after abortion, slavery comparison DeVos compares pro-choice to being pro-slavery MORE for her repeal of Obama-era regulations covering for-profit colleges and universities.
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