French life insurers still face the dilemma between cutting crediting rates to policyholders to protect their margins, or maintaining crediting rates to protect their market position but at the expense of margins.
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"Getting tons of facials," she said, crediting aesthetician Joanna Vargas.
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They're also crediting donations for the event towards a future fundraiser.
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Sometimes we make mistakes such as not properly crediting other outlets.
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The Tennessee native is crediting the adventurous dog with saving her life.
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Today, Instagram is crediting feedback from users for provoking the latest tweaks.
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Crediting the dominant language of the region, they dubbed them french fries.
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Washington (CNN)President Barack Obama's chief of staff is crediting Vermont Sen.
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It's a way of crediting the sample, similar to the art work.
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Shayk responded to Teigen, crediting her beauty to her hair and makeup routine.
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A Oregon woman is crediting her cat with detecting her breast cancer early.
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Stern and Ira Glass, while crediting the first season of Serial for inspiring
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It almost seemed to be crediting abusers with making you who you were.
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Part of the difficulty in crediting dancers is endemic to the TikTok platform.
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What do you observe about the norms on each app around crediting creators?
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Crediting sanctions with bringing Iran to the negotiating table also overlooks Iran's choices.
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A white colleague would present Mr. Thompson's ideas without crediting him, he said.
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He was the first person to start crediting Smith as "Mama Jan" publicly.
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"It was not just luck," Ntilikina said, crediting his performance to his assertiveness.
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" By 22013, the media was crediting Lara with originating the concept of the "cyberbabe.
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Bellisario shared the makeover on Instagram, crediting her stylist David Stanwell for the change.
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This was a way of crediting The Oregonian newspaper, which first broke the story.
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The only problem: he kept crediting an outlet that doesn't commission such polls: FiveThirtyEight.
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"They box out, let me see the puck," Rinne said in crediting his teammates.
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Vanngo cleared that up on his Instagram, crediting Marc Jacobs eyeliner for the effect.
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In its place, Stewart's campaign added language crediting Stewart with the drop in crime.
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Everybody coming and taking our production, taking our wave, and not really crediting us.
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Campbell was an early enthusiast, crediting Dianetics with helping him cure his chronic sinusitis.
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It was worse then, he said, crediting enhanced building regulations with minimizing the damage.
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"We are just that good," Stirewalt replied, crediting the Fox News Voter Analysis system.
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He also took a swipe at the "Fake News Media" for not crediting him.
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"We never expected it to take off the way it did," Mangar said, crediting Comer.
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A beloved Massachusetts substitute teacher is crediting a group of students with saving his life.
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Because if you can't borrow without consideration, crediting, compensation or collaboration, it's straight up stealing.
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When journalists go astray, it's because they've used somebody else's reporting without crediting the source.
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I had absolutely no problem with the return process of the crediting my Store Account.
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The people the media is crediting with Trump's win have a tremendous amount to lose.
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Vega, crediting this new generation of fans, says it can only get bigger from here.
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It also works with Visa and issuing banks to offer crediting financial options to customers.
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The same ad features a Wellesley student crediting the Dipont program for her early acceptance.
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Consider crediting those miles to another carrier in the Oneworld airline alliance, like American Airlines.
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"The tide has definitely shifted," he said, crediting the Philharmonic with playing a big role.
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The earliest citation Mr. Sullivan could find crediting the saying to Chekhov was from 1981.
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CVS also announced pay raises for workers, crediting the positive financial impact of tax reform.
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Pichai made the decision to fire Damore even while crediting him with raising important issues.
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After Ayoroa created her first dish, he put it on the banner without crediting her.
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Chris Lee posted it on Reddit, crediting /Futurology and /BasicIncome as resources for his resolution.
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Tracy Morgan is crediting Jordan Peele with helping him recover from his horrific 2014 car accident.
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Jaimie Alexander is crediting a beloved sci-fi character to helping with her on-set nerves.
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Dunham and Swift famously share a friendship, with Swift crediting Dunham for her entry into feminism.
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Michael Douglas is a winner — and crediting some of his success to his father Kirk Douglas.
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Christina Ricci is crediting marriage and motherhood for molding her into the best version of herself.
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In short, we are unwittingly crediting Kim as maintaining an upper hand in these nuclear negotiations.
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The president thanked first responders and police for reacting quickly, crediting them with saving many lives.
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Some Democrats in the state legislature are crediting the "Me Too" movement for the bill's passage.
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The businessman heaped praise on his supporters during the Ohio rally, crediting them with his rise.
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J., said he was encouraged by the announcement, crediting the company's employees and gun control activists.
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Despite this evenhanded treatment, I found myself crediting the black characters more than the white ones.
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"'Daddy, Daddy, we have to do this,'" Trump said, crediting his daughter's insistence on the subject.
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Rob Lowe is crediting his 1988 sex tape with positively changing the trajectory of his life.
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Trump thanked first responders and police for reacting so quickly, crediting them with saving many lives.
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They say that crediting was a discussion they had "very early on" in their channel's history.
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Other nations have increased their spending since Trump took office, however, with some officials crediting him.
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Crediting the passage of the tax law, the company gave large Christmas bonuses to all employees.
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Insurance companies can reset these rates and change the interest crediting formula, which may curtail your return.
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Rick Santorum welcomed Trump's focus on the border, crediting him with facing a problem others have ducked.
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One of the most notable characteristics of those hardcover first editions is the crediting of "Joanne Rowling".
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Eva Longoria is crediting her mother for teaching her a great deal about hard work and dedication.
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Nirvana bassist Krist Novoselic once rebutted accolades of his band's innovation, crediting the alternative rock band instead.
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Putin simply answered, "Yes I did," crediting Trump's desire to normalize relations with Russia as the reason.
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Jordan Fisher is crediting Corbin Bleu for inspiring him to pursue a career in the entertainment industry.
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Crediting a supportive family who pushed her towards her dreams, she said she just went for it.
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But Obama was not deterred, crediting his climate agenda with a decrease in energy-related carbon emissions.
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Celebrities posting pictures of their dolls (and crediting them with their success) has helped fuel their popularity.
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Clinton's triumph, only crediting "her victories tonight," she lavished praise on him earlier at her Brooklyn rally.
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Tom Kloza, who runs the Oil Price Information Service, is crediting OPEC for his optimistic 2018 forecast.
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Stoltenberg has taken pains not to get on Trump's bad side, crediting him with allies' increased spending.
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"I had to get a colposcopy right away," she said, crediting the organization with saving her life.
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Einhorn claims Carbonaro peddled the show as his own thing ... without crediting or paying her a dime.
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President Trump has repeatedly spoken of a revival in the American steel industry, crediting his trade policies.
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Biden thanked a Mississippi congregation on Sunday, crediting his new frontrunner status to the African American community.
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After the win, Gauff thanked the crowd for their support, crediting them for helping fuel her comeback.
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The debate around who owns a viral dance, at least on TikTok, is more about crediting etiquette.
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And while some people are crediting General McMaster with a big win, the reality is much different.
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She lived for 117 years, crediting her longevity to raw eggs and her lack of a husband.
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"It seems that people always credit a celebrity as opposed to crediting the actual history," she says.
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Trump criticized the couple and other celebrities for not crediting him for signing criminal justice reform legislation.
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Karma whores make nothing themselves and often pull their content from users on other sites without crediting.
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Wendy Williams is crediting Dr. Mehmet Oz with helping save her life following her health scare last month.
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I also know in several cases that museum press departments have pushed for correct crediting and been rebuffed.
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She calls the nautical-theme set "very fun" crediting Hilfiger for always hitting it out of the park.
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The profile is full of praise from Apple executives, basically crediting Drake with the success of Apple Music.
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Quest also raised its full-year forecast, crediting its improved performance to expansion of its health system relationships.
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O'Reilly won re-election by a wide margin, many crediting his efforts to cope with Dearborn's dark history.
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Shillady holds the copyright on the book, which includes 11 pages of end notes crediting some source material.
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Firestone most recently laid off over 400 workers in 2016, again crediting the decision to falling rubber prices.
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Part of that conversation is crediting the many mothers of the world who inspired daughters that seek success.
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Rather than question his analysis, Kudlow switched to crediting the results to the great tax-cutter, Ronald Reagan.
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He talks about his time in the orphanage with wry amusement, crediting the experience with shaping his stubbornness.
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"Thank you, Joe Biden, for crediting our campaign for honesty," senior advisor Jeff Weaver said in a statement.
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"Gimme More" is about wanting to take the work of others and use it without properly crediting them.
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Selena Gomez is named after her and has gone on record crediting Quintanilla-Perez for influencing her career.
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News organizations around the world are now crediting — and paying for the rights to use — Ruptly's exclusive footage.
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"Kids' brains are developing more fully thanks to improved nutrition and a cleaner environment," he writes, crediting Pinker.
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Mr. Yiannopoulos responds, in an ironic tone, by crediting a priest for having helped develop his sexual technique.
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T.B.: I think you're over-crediting Apple for the Swiss upping their strap game — it was happening anyway.
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" Before crediting writer Gabe Sachs for taking the photos, Philipps wrote, "Here are some of my favorite pictures.
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"I thought it was pretty good," she said, crediting her coach Craig Kardon with putting together a winning strategy.
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But crediting a Kardashian with the trend concerned Temeka Jackson of Custom Nails by Temeka in West Hollywood, California.
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Josh Gad is crediting his Frozen costar Kristen Bell with helping his family stay safe as Hurricane Irma approaches.
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Indian pundits, a normally quarrelsome bunch, are virtually unanimous in crediting Mr Modi himself as the biggest vote-getter.
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Maks Chmerkovskiy is crediting PEOPLE's reigning Sexiest Man Alive for helping change his perspective about Dancing with the Stars.
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Missy Elliott is crediting a few small tweaks to her diet for making a huge change in her appearance.
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"I have a very talented stylist who makes the decisions for me," she noted, crediting her stylist Tanya Gill.
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Earlier this year, it also added a crediting option, allowing users in India to borrow a few hundred dollars.
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Sophie Turner is crediting her new husband Joe Jonas with helping her through a difficult time in her life.
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Joe Scarborough is crediting his fiancé Mika Brzezinski for helping pull him out of a past season of depression.
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She is a vocal advocate of Trump's efforts to slash government regulations, crediting the reductions with stimulating job growth.
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In addition, the Treasury pays interest on the trust fund's balance by crediting the trust fund with additional IOUs.
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The network quoted Kobe Bryant as crediting the coach with bringing back pride to these players for being American.
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The San Francisco Department of Public Health sent out a health advisory crediting groups like DOPE with saving lives.
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Shortly after the 2016 election, Forbes ran an article crediting Jared Kushner for his father-in-law's shocking triumph.
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"You should be proud of these emotions you're feeling," says Ford, crediting him for his role in writing them.
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Then you will use media literacy skills to think about the intersections of cultural appropriation and crediting online creations.
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Jerry Media was at the center of controversy last year after a debate around proper crediting in meme culture.
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He also blamed the slow conditions under the roof and low bounces of the ball before crediting Schwartzman's performance.
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The number of voters crediting Obama for the state of the economy has grown in the past two months.
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Ms. Hollis often refers to tips she learned from others and can be somewhat relaxed about crediting her sources.
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WASHINGTON – President Donald Trump is falsely crediting his Singapore summit with the destruction of missile launch sites in North Korea.
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Shayk revealed the secret to her physique to PEOPLE in September, crediting her parents for doing part of the work.
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There was also an issue with the McGill scoreboard operator not crediting WSU with earned points on three separate occasions.
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From there, it gets complicated: There are different flavors of annuities, with some offering market exposure and others crediting interest.
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The average annual crediting rate for these funds was 2.57%, as of the end of last year, the SVIA found.
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The firm's board then made changes to how it handles issues related to crediting attorneys' work, pay equity, and leave.
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The fan artwork wasn't credited to anyone in particular, and people started calling out Musk for not crediting the artist.
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MacNaughton even backed her up, crediting the weather and lack of time, products, and tools for the mishap — not Mutyala.
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The three SDKs that Google is now banishing were found to be falsely crediting app installs by creating false clicks.
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He also came under fire for using an illustration of a farting unicorn last year without crediting artist Tom Edwards.
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Tracy Morgan is crediting his Fist Fight cast mates with helping him adjust to life back on the big screen.
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In the late 18th and early 19th century the Romantics went one better, crediting children with deeper wisdom than adults.
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The economy is humming, and increasingly voters are crediting President Trump with the acceleration in growth and in job openings.
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Beyonce caught also caught wind of "BTSTU," crediting it on "End Of Time" even though the sample is barely audible.
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Indeed, law enforcement is crediting the tight knit nature of the sex worker community in Laredo, Texas for Oritz's capture.
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Hicks defended his comments in response to the criticism, arguing that it's "impossible" to tell Hosszu's story without crediting Tusup.
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Clinton has walked back her earlier statement crediting Ronald and Nancy Reagan with helping start a national conversation on AIDS.
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That evening, Moon posted a video on Facebook, crediting Burke and Robert's class for bringing the issue to his attention.
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The singer offered up the first look to her Instagram stories, crediting English fashion model Agyness Deyn as her muse.
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Now, YouTube and Twitter are awash with kids covering "Dancing On My Own" and crediting Calum Scott as the writer.
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A wellness specialist like Jean should be crediting something like proper medication or therapy for her improvements, not giving birth.
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Cyrus also tagged love Liam Hemsworth, crediting him for the photo of her, wearing a rainbow sweater in a meadow.
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As we know, there's a great deal of testimony from Charlottesville crediting antifa with saving lives and preventing further bloodshed.
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Mexico's foreign ministry cited similar data earlier in July, crediting its own efforts to stem migration to the United States.
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Stoltenberg, meanwhile, has taken pains not to get on Trump's bad side, repeatedly crediting him with allies' increased defense spending.
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Well, Republic has dropped, for the new phones, its past practice of crediting each customer's account for unused cellular data.
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So, instead of crediting Steve for his chivalry, Wonder Woman seems to ask: What is the source of "gentlemanly" behavior?
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An unpopular Trump might have less ability to bully corporations into putting out press releases crediting him with new jobs.
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The mistake the media sometimes make is crediting Trump with strategic brilliance when he's capable of nothing of the sort.
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At the cafeteria table that day, Jaylen mentioned his father only once, crediting him with helping to teach him basketball.
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Before he picked Powell, however, Trump teased the possibility of renominating Yellen, crediting her with helping boost the stock market.
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"This is an unprecedented achievement," Morgan told reporters, crediting the Trump administration's efforts to secure the border for the decline.
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Cousins gave a motivational postgame speech to the Vikings, crediting the defense, before delivering what has become his trademark phrase.
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Pub operator Mitchells & Butlers Plc recently reported a steady start to 2017, crediting 'particularly strong' trading over the festive period.
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A year into Trump's presidency, polls continue to show more Americans crediting Obama for the economy than the current president.
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He insists on crediting this momentous fact in the main text to Dan Balz and Anne Kornblut of The Washington Post.
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In city after city, public health officials and doctors have begun crediting PrEP with helping to dramatically reduce HIV transmission rates.
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But while crediting women for their achievements is a crucial part of the movement toward advocating for equality, it's not enough.
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Why is this reference to his religious identity treated any differently than another student crediting a family member for his achievements?
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When the local utility lowered the amount they were crediting for solar, there was a rush for homeowners to get in.
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A Wisconsin woman is crediting a viral video showing her unresponsive after an overdose with helping her turn her life around.
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Laurie Hernandez is crediting her love of quesadillas to helping her succeed on Monday evening's episode of Dancing with the Stars.
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In crediting the various supporters and grassroots groups involved, Pelosi gave special thanks to California's youth for recognizing the issue's importance.
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There was a backlash against another joke aggregator, the Fat Jewish, in 2015 because he wasn't crediting comedians for their work.
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The man behind the feed, Josh Ostrovsky, has since started crediting jokes on Instagram, but he also doesn't post much anymore.
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Until LCA becomes more standardized and reliable, policy crediting EOR for CO2 reductions involves a fair amount of hope and faith.
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"I was impressed by what Disney did," he said, crediting the company for building something that has widespread and global appeal.
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"It had to go," she captioned the bob inspo Boomerang; crediting her stylist, Jake B Martin, with the cutting shears emoji.
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Overshadowing all of it, however, is the stark reality that game developers have no way to enforce crediting for their work.
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"We gotta lift each other up," Willett wrote on Twitter, "and that means fairly crediting the women who got there first."
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"The drama cut," Gerber wrote on Instagram, crediting stylists Sandy Hullett and Redken Global Director Guido Palau for her new 'do.
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For Wahoo, the threat of the full-length song being leaked felt inevitable, even worse doing so without properly crediting him.
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"I feel that I'm in a completely different place in my life," he said, crediting the center with the positive change.
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The telecom giant is crediting "the general deregulatory environment" in Washington for allowing it to increase its workforce and capital investments.
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But Mr. Early is clearly devoted to Ars Nova, crediting his time there with helping him develop his type of comedy.
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Cultural appropriation — the idea of taking from another culture without properly crediting it — is an issue that keeps cropping up regularly.
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We individualists are great at crediting ourselves for our victories, but we are just as good at blaming ourselves for failure.
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I discovered the story of Mary Ewing Outerbridge when I stumbled upon a website crediting her with introducing tennis to America.
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"The escalation of violence has been brought to a stopping point," he added, crediting the more mobile strategy of the police.
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People often vote with their wallets, crediting, or blaming, the president for things that economists say are outside any policymaker's control.
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If wrong, the prevailing economic theory lends unfounded virtue to his victory, crediting it to the disaffected masses, Dr. Mutz argues.
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" Crediting the prime minister with the country's strong economy and security, he said, "You don't exchange a horse for a donkey.
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CALDWELL, N.J. — Political reporters were calling, crediting them with helping to bring down Republican legislation to repeal the Affordable Care Act.
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But it was Kushner's close relationship with Telford that sources are crediting with getting the US and Canada to this breakthrough.
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Kris Jenner is crediting the homeschooling agency that assisted youngest daughters Kendall and Kylie with helping pave their way to success.
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The company has also earned rave reviews by employees on Glassdoor, with some crediting the company for its "ridiculously generous benefits."
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" The 26-year-old continued, thanking her cast and singling out her young co-star Jacob Tremblay, crediting him as her "inspiration.
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"The district court's crediting his testimony impermissibly anchored the district court's own negative view of the plausibility of Palin's allegations," he wrote.
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And again, all of Eichstädt's images are public domain (though crediting them as NASA / SwRI / MSSS / Gerald Eichstädt is appropriate, he says).
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"My only choice must now be to stand with the LGBT Community," Holliday explained, before crediting her LGBT fans for her career.
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All ended well though, with Wade even crediting Hart with his powerful performance that led the Heat to a 22018-103 victory. .
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In cities like San Francisco, public health officials and doctors have begun crediting PrEP with helping to significantly reduce HIV transmission rates.
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The accompanying text praises her dedication and showcases a line of pain relievers, crediting them for allowing her to run through pain.
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Actor Ben Kingsley is crediting Elie Wiesel, the Nobel Prize–winning author and Holocaust survivor, as the inspiration behind his new film.
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The Palm Beach County Sheriff's office is crediting a K-9 killed in a shootout on Christmas Eve with saving officers' lives.
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Amid the threats, Stoltenberg has taken pains not to get on Trump's bad side, repeatedly crediting him with allies' increased defense spending.
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Colbert responded by crediting former President Obama for the strong economic conditions before asking Wallace if had ever been attacked by Trump.
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The crediting option will be the fourth feature the nine-year-old app adds to its service in the last two years.
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Symantec is crediting an artificial intelligence threat-tracking system for discovering Thrip — it flagged an irregular use of one of these tools.
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He sent his victory tweet, crediting Mr. Peskin for championing the ban and noting that it was the first of its kind.
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The groom, 34, is a manager for crediting and compensation at Salesforce, a San Francisco company that provides cloud-based business platforms.
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But in recent years, several large Instagram meme accounts have faced backlash for sharing jokes that went viral without crediting the creator.
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He added that having multiple partners for the crediting platform ensures that the likeliness of a user securing a loan is high.
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Trump referenced those same statistics and Stoltenberg's prior comments crediting him with the spending boost during his praise for the NATO leader.
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Analysts at J.P. Morgan Chase upgraded Caterpillar shares in January, crediting the Republican tax bill for their positive outlook on the company.
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"I was watching high-quality stuff at an early age," Coogler said, crediting his mother, Joselyn, for helping him become a cinephile.
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Jerry Media has previously been accused of stealing memes and passing them off as its own content without crediting the original creator.
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"Of course there were differences of opinion, but these were mostly productive," Mr. Hartmann said, crediting the assistance of dozens of international experts.
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As the checks go out, the government's bank ― the Federal Reserve ― clears the payments by crediting the seller's bank account with digital dollars.
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These leaves actually have an originating myth courtesy of the writer Vitruvius, crediting the sculptor Callimachus with the creation of the Corinthian column.
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Firefighters are crediting the perceptive feline with alerting residents to an apartment fire there, according to The Courier, which first reported the story.
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The president previewed the arguments he will make to voters in the 2020 election, crediting his trade stance with helping the U.S. economy.
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The actress and singer, 28, debuted her new shorter length Tuesday on Instagram, crediting her go-to hairstylist Nikki Lee for the cut.
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The problem â€" as Mashable previously covered â€" is that crediting all the songwriters for each song can be a tedious, convoluted process.
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Mouhtaropoulos' image of Rippon deservingly made the rounds on social media, with commentators crediting the photographer with capturing the grace of Rippon's routine.
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If Konami was going to play crediting hardball with anyone, it'd be Hideo Kojima, and he's happily featured when you beat the game.
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In his autobiography, Falwell praised Jerry Jr.'s business instincts, crediting him with saving Liberty from ruin through his management of its debt.
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BTW, Chris and Tiger have been friends for years -- with Chris previously crediting Woods with getting him into golf in the first place.
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"We're doing a much better job of saving people's lives," said Burgess, crediting medical advances dealing with such massive trauma in recent decades.
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Now, speaking on Frost's behalf, her mother, Mary Moreland, is crediting a man they only know as "Shane" for saving her daughter's life.
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McGregor was arrested in January, questioned by police, and released pending further investigation, The Times said, crediting four people familiar with the investigation.
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Gigi Hadid appears to be facing legal trouble after posting a since-deleted paparazzi shot of herself on Instagram without crediting the photographer.
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TIAA's considerable room to lower crediting rates afford the company significant financial flexibility and is a mitigant to the company's higher financial leverage.
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Sinclair came out on top thanks to its mostly cash deal, according to a report last week from Fox Business, crediting unknown sources.
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He also has never thrown much more than 26 innings in a season, and that's crediting him for innings pitched in the minors.
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A crediting tradition begun in the first two films and intermittently revived over the years, "The Shape" is back for the 2018 sequel.
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Recently, the New York Times review of Sarah Lucas's New Museum retrospective, Au Naturel, omitted co-curator Margot Norton, only crediting Massimiliano Giono.
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" Ms. Khon Ja, crediting the platform's reach in Myanmar's conflict zones with helping to save lives, said, "Facebook is very important for us.
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"They didn't whistle, or look at me in any sort of aggressive way," he marveled, crediting the pastor's efforts for the atypical behavior.
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"We've done a great job in keeping it down to a minimum," the President said, crediting his early curbs on travel from China.
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"I'm going to start at five minutes daily," she said, crediting James Clear with starting a daily "atomic habit" before trying for more.
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Its fans (and marketers) feed social media with before and after photos, crediting the diet for life-altering weight loss or other effects.
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TikTok advertising is currently in its "Wild West" days, but already users are crediting Amazon with their purchases as if they were sponsored.
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The president previewed the arguments he will make to voters in the 2020 election, crediting his trade stance with helping the U.S. economy.
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Facebook on Friday apologized for not crediting the role of rights groups in Myanmar in combating hate speech on the social media platform.
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Fitch believes that SFG has managed spread compression well in recent years by managing crediting rates and selling products with lower minimum guarantees.
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Representative Dwight Evans of Pennsylvania also released a letter, praising Ms. Pelosi's "stamina" and crediting her with holding Democrats together on critical issues.
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Freeman Martin, a spokesman for the state Department of Public Safety, hailed Willeford as "our Texas hero," crediting him with preventing further carnage.
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Fitch expects insurers to continue to only marginally cut crediting rates in 910 as they strive to maintain business volumes and competitive expense ratios.
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The product includes features like faster direct deposits, gas hold crediting and merchant blocking without charging overdraft fees, hidden fees or requiring minimum balances.
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But Mr. Ross — crediting lessons he learned early in his career — says he has pushed his team to pay less attention to the competition.
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Where QE involved asset purchases that created bank reserves, this move would entail direct giving — say, by crediting individual bank accounts with digitized money.
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Now, the Parisian museum is crediting the Carters for the 10.2 million visitors—a 25 percent increase from its last record-holding year, 2012.
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Rates on three-year certificates of deposit are still below 2 percent, and savings accounts are crediting interest in the neighborhood of 1 percent.
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The split came just months after the former Mad Men star completed rehab for alcohol abuse, crediting Westfeldt for standing by him during treatment.
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I started looking into this crediting situation after seeing a tweet claiming the game didn't acknowledge the work of its original developers at all.
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We're told the charter company tried a make-good by crediting her 6,700 euros, which seemed ok at the time but more problems lurked.
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Piriform's news release and technical blog post did not mention Cisco or its partner Morphisec, instead crediting Avast with discovering the still-unexplained compromise.
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As Richmond mayor from 1998 to 2001, Kaine, 58, was a vocal supporter of Project Exile, crediting it with reducing the city's murder rate.
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Justin Verlander — who married his supermodel wife, Kate Upton, last year — is crediting the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit model with saving his life and career.
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Others were skeptical that Kim cooked it all herself, crediting the nanny for the hard work of preparing a meal for that many people.
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Crediting Turkey for standing by "Syrians in their travails", he said Ankara was "actively participating in supporting administrative and service institutions in the area".
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The bank accepted bullion and a wide variety of foreign coins, crediting a deposit account with specific amounts of coins set by government decree.
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Trump, however, has refused to abandon his Twitter account, crediting it for allowing him to issue his messages without the filter of the media.
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Drake and Shiggy met recently, with the rapper crediting the dance creator with helping to launch his single to the top of the charts.
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An independent artist known for her vibrant home decor has accused a hotel pop-up of copying her designs without crediting or compensating her.
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He touted Facebook's quick response in detecting and removing the accounts within a week, crediting the company's new "war room" in Menlo Park, Calif.
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" He also acknowledged Ms. Warren's exit from the race, crediting her with running a "strong, issue-oriented campaign" that "changed political consciousness in America.
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By the age of 14, Smithe painted his first graffiti mural, crediting Moebius, Heavy Metal magazine, and Virgil Finlay as his great artistic inspirations.
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During the final weeks of the year, as companies rushed out press releases crediting Trump for their year-end bonuses, they emphasized the bonuses.
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Critics have applauded the decision to raise the age limit for this year's prize, crediting it for the varied and thoughtful range of works.
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A health insurer in Alaska and Washington State is crediting the Republican tax law for its decision to participate in ObamaCare markets next year.
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Ms. Merkel vowed that this would change in the future, crediting Mr. Obama with delivering the message that Germany needed to increase military spending.
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In addition to crediting her Sims internship as inspiration for her platform, Tellerman says her love of art, design and technology developed in college.
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And she's already crediting the kid with winning a Grand Slam title, since Serena won the Australian Open while she was pregnant with A2.
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As more data from next-generation telescopes becomes available, Feinstein's team suggests greater investment in public volunteers, including regularly crediting them for their contributions.
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Of course everything is an homage to something seen before, and it would be wise to stop crediting those to some limitation of Esmail's aesthetic.
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Today, I am extremely grateful to work for a mentor who consistently lives these principles of crediting, sharing, and scholarship that I aspire to emulate.
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"Cheers to the freakin' weekend 🍷🍕 #TGIF #tubpizza #mood📷: @anthonyrjackson," Lakshmi, 47, wrote in the caption, crediting her assistant for taking the photos.
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After attempting suicide three times in just four weeks, Courtney Lorking is crediting the mental health benefits of exercising with helping to save her life.
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In February, the company's board extended his term by another two years to 231, crediting him with putting the firm back on the growth path.
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"I was just worried about her, that's it," she said, crediting the Graco car seat that her daughter was strapped into for saving her life.
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Stephen started transitioning at age 14, he said in a 2012 video for WeHappyTrans, crediting his friends and peers for being supportive over the years.
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Pence told the crowd he brought greetings from Trump, crediting him with making the financial investments needed by the Coast Guard and other military branches.
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Elon Musk may not be capable of crediting an artist, but there was never any question that infamous picture of Nier: Automata's 2B wasn't his.
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Fuller noted that network acceptance towards LGBT characters has "improved dramatically" since then, crediting "Will and Grace" for starting a "sea change" in that regard.
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Insurance companies use a set of assumptions, including crediting rates and internal expenses, when they first illustrate the expected performance of a life insurance policy.
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Smith spoke candidly with Men's Health in February 2014 about the change, also crediting the documentary Fed Up with giving him a wake-up call.
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Their alliance succeeded in ousting Najib in a stunning election win on Wednesday, with political analysts crediting public anger over 1MDB as a key factor.
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Nielsen announced today that it will begin crediting TV and digital companies for the number of video views they receive on Facebook, Hulu and YouTube.
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Most people are crediting popular street artist Plastic Jesus for the wall ... since he's done several other anti-Trump pieces -- like "No Trump Anytime" signs.
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But even absent anything resembling proof, Trump loyalists, from top aides to elected officials, have gone to great lengths in service of crediting the lie.
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Odom teased his appearance to TMZ a few days ago, crediting Kanye with helping to inspire him in his recovery from several overdose-induced strokes.
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"He gets the art and science like no one I've ever seen in entertainment," Parkes said, crediting McCarthy's Wharton business school background for that talent.
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She then added, "(apologies to anyone harmed mentally or physically by my hooha)" before crediting Sev Laser Aesthetics for the maintenance in the aforementioned region.
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So while there has been good economic news in the jobs numbers, Americans are not seeing the improvement clearly, nor crediting the president for it.
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"I'm a ticket-seller," said Pink, crediting Mr. Davies, who has managed Tina Turner, Cher, Joe Cocker and Sade, with conceptualizing her live-centric strategy.
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Kim began official talks with South Korean President Moon Jae-in in Pyongyang, crediting him with making Kim's "historic" summit in Singapore with Trump possible.
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Unions will allow video game workers to negotiate guaranteed severance packages, mandatory paid overtime, stronger benefits, better salaries, notification before layoffs and fair crediting policies.
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Since taking over as director, Mr. Kudlow has given frequent television appearances praising the strength of the economy and crediting Mr. Trump's policies for it.
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China's economy grew faster than expected for most of last year, with many economists crediting the industrial sector and a construction boom for boosting growth.
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He&aposs recommended quite a few books over the years, crediting them to changing the way he thinks about certain concepts, like success and failure.
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No Sleep, a popular Reddit community for original horror fiction, has locked its subreddit "to protest content theft and unfair crediting and compensation" from YouTubers.
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Legere said there's no "magic" behind T-Mobile's quarterly results, crediting the beat to investments in the network and "good, old-fashioned focus" from engineers.
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"I was just in the right place at the right time," he said after crediting Revis with having made a good play on the ball.
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Today certainly was a chance to look back at what many are crediting, Neil, for a roaring economy that could top 4 percent GDP in Q0003.
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A further $6 million will come from the Japan Fund for the Joint Crediting Mechanism, which is a single-donor trust fund set up in 2014.
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Feldstein also gushed to PEOPLE about what it was like to work with Wilde, 35, crediting the director for creating the unique "vibe" of the movie.
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Trump expressed similar doubts during the presidential debates — crediting "someone sitting on their bed that weighs 400 pounds" — and has remained consistent in the months since.
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Insurance companies use a set of assumptions — including crediting rates and internal expenses — when they initially illustrate the performance of a cash value life insurance policy.
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Crediting the musical with motivating him to write again, Sting also joined the Broadway cast and received Tony Award nominations for best score and best orchestrations.
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David Ortiz's wife, Tiffany Ortiz, is thanking the man whom she is crediting with saving her husband's life following his shooting and subsequent hospitalization on Sunday.
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"Sometimes women in families put themselves last, until it manifests itself in their own health," she explained, crediting acupuncture for what has been a full recovery.
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In October, Ofcom fined EE's rival Vodafone a record 4.6 million pounds for customer service failures, including not crediting accounts when mobile phone users topped up.
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He's not taking black culture away from black people a la Elvis Presley, he's performing in that space whilst contributing to and crediting the black community.
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Dimon pointed to lack of growth in America's small businesses as evidence that previous fiscal policy had hindered economic growth, crediting Trump for undoing burdensome regulations.
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John Bacon, a best-selling sportswriter, eulogized Howe for National Public Radio, crediting him for playing a key role in popularizing hockey in the United States.
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As a result, Niantic has just announced they'll be refunding attendees their admission cost, in addition to crediting them $100 of in-game currency (or Pokécoins).
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At the Turin event, the CEO brought up the idea of possible partnerships in the market after crediting his European counterparts for advancing self-driving tech.
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To the Editor: Senator Jeff Merkley is correct in crediting Bernie Sanders's leadership in taking on big issues and making them central to this year's campaign.
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"All of it," Mr. Miranda said, name-checking the rappers Big Pun and Biggie Smalls, as well as crediting Shakespeare, the Bible, podcasts and the Beatles.
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The Detroit rapper later posted one of Hunder's photos on his Instagram, without crediting her or Howl & Echoes, the publication she was shooting for that night.
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He repeatedly praised Mr. Trump for bringing North Korea back to the negotiating table, crediting him for making the latest rapprochement on the Korean Peninsula possible.
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"It's a small community," Mr. Moradi said, crediting the club with helping him adjust to life off the field and opening pathways for jobs and socializing.
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"If we pick up seats, he's going to be the only reason why," Mr. Gardner said, crediting Mr. Trump's aggressive campaigning in red-state Senate races.
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That article prompted some Western analysts to call the Russian approach the "Gerasimov Doctrine," though other experts object to crediting the general or the Kremlin alone.
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Amore is crediting his fans for helping his legal case -- claiming the Enzo Army "stalked" his accuser and found information about her that helped discredit her.
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Many applaud his vision, crediting him with addressing the economic problems facing the kingdom and laying out a plan to move beyond its dependence on oil.
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Mr. Temer's lawyer delivered an impassioned defense on Wednesday as the hearing got underway, crediting the president with signs of a healing economy, including falling inflation.
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Ms. Calloway spent some time, the day after the New York magazine article was published, newly crediting Ms. Beach for old posts on her Instagram account.
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Instead of blaming Saccone or crediting Lamb, it makes far more sense to consider that the President's performance in office was the key factor in Pennsylvania.
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The story claimed, crediting unnamed sources, that a recently drafted law preventing Johnson from pursuing a no-deal Brexit had been drawn up with foreign help.
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Walmart just announced a higher minimum wage and bonuses, joining a parade of other companies doling out cash to workers and crediting the GOP tax plan.
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During Angela Merkel's visit to Washington last week, he ranted about an unjust trade imbalance between Germany and the United States, crediting Germany with smarter negotiators.
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Last summer, Twitter, crediting The Times, stripped tens of millions of suspicious accounts from its users' follower counts, hoping to stamp out the sale of fakes.
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But it has become common to simply combine the totals, crediting him with 4,367 career hits, thus pushing him past Pete Rose as baseball's hit king.
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" On top of crediting his kids — biological daughter Hailie and his two adopted daughters, Lainey and Whitney — with keeping him sober, he also replaced "addiction with exercise.
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Executives are crediting their investment in advanced seismic technology and data processing for speeding up the company's ability to confirm the discoveries at Atlantis and Thunder Horse.
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Crediting cash to the bank accounts of hundreds of millions of Indians is technically feasible thanks to Aadhaar, a digital-identification scheme that covers 99% of adults.
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Docter served as the film's executive producer, and Shi called him the project's "godfather," crediting him for guiding her through how to direct her first short film.
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A New Jersey man is crediting his newly purchased smartwatch for saving his life after he and a date fell from a cliff when they were lost.
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"The journey between Will and me… we have come to such a beautiful place," she says, crediting Red Table for helping her define and share her truth.
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To compensate users, BitFinex is crediting each account with a digital token that will record how much the customer has lost as a result of the hack.
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Gorman said in her second-quarter earnings remarks that she was finished with the sales team reorganization in the U.S., crediting one successful campaign with that reorganization.
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The company has said that the test last week did not damage the rocket significantly, with Musk crediting the lack of damage to its stainless-steel design.
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Anarchists will be anarchists whether they are in Acapulco or anywhere else, he figures, while crediting Anarchapulco for drawing him to the city in the first place.
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Even high-yield savings accounts are crediting only about 280 percent in interest, while the average savings account offers a yield of 225 percent, according to Bankrate.com.
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"The journey between Will and me… we have come to such a beautiful place," she said, crediting Red Table for helping her define and share her truth.
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There have been fewer earthquakes in Oklahoma this year than last, and federal officials are crediting new regulations on oil and gas drilling operations for the decline.
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Barr notably emphasized his independence from Trump during his confirmation hearing, describing Mueller's investigation as legitimate and not a "witch hunt" and crediting Sessions for his recusal.
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President Donald Trump announced that he is holding off on increasing tariffs on approximately $200 billion in Chinese goods, crediting "substantial progress" in trade talks with Beijing.
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This is like crediting the Yankees spending on the international market for their success when Nathan Eovaldi wins 22 games and the 2017 AL Cy Young award.
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The day I approached Philip for an interview, a listicle appeared on Buzzfeed which drew largely on the subreddit, crediting it in a note at the end.
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Units for personal use gradually gained a following, with adherents crediting time spent sweating with everything from weight loss and glowing skin to better sleep and detoxification.
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With Elliott, a third-year running back, no longer dealing with legal entanglements, the world can get back to crediting Dak Prescott for Dallas's top-notch offense.
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Legend and Teigen fired back at the president last September after Trump had attacked them and others for not crediting him for passing criminal justice reform legislation.
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Polls taken in the weeks following the misconduct allegations against Moore put Jones on top, with one Fox News poll crediting him with an 8-point lead.
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Earlier in the evening, Carter shared a selfie of her outfit and makeup on Instagram — crediting her glam squad, James Kaliardos and Bob Recine, for the look.
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He ticked off Plutarch and Herodotus and Cicero, writers named by his character in the play, crediting them with thoughtfully exploring the role of fact in art.
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Each project, of course, will have a big sign crediting the Make America Great Again Act with a big photo of Mr. Trump flashing a thumbs up.
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Brad Pitt opened up about his sobriety in a surprise way ... by crediting Bradley Cooper for helping him get there after his pal presented him an award.
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This week Mijente, a progressive grassroots group that works on immigration issues, also endorsed Sanders, crediting in part his stance on ending deportations at the southern border.
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" When Buber died, in 19393, his Times obituary focussed mainly on this one book, crediting it with making Buber "a pioneer bridge builder between Judaism and Christianity.
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He called Brady a "tone-setter" and a "bar raiser," crediting the 11-year-old for helping to advance the Patriots organization on and off the field.
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" Blodget, who before the election authored a prescient essay called "Waking Up to President Trump," says crediting Trump's victory to too much media coverage "is just crazy.
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A 2015 patent for this nanotechnology, crediting Dr. Mitra and an Auven employee as the inventors, uses Dr. Cholkar's work without mentioning his name, the lawsuit alleges.
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These institutions issue yen, U.S. dollars and euros, both by creating physical cash or by crediting banks' accounts, as is the case with their bond-buying programs.
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Like many of Duterte's supporters, Badoy dismisses outside criticism of him, crediting him for launching concrete programs to help the poor with free medical care and education.
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Barr&aposs political views caused a headache for ABC despite many crediting the 65-year-old&aposs pro-Trump stance as the reason for the show&aposs success.
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"My aunt had a heck of a life," her nephew Tim Franklin told PEOPLE after her death, crediting her faith in God as the source of her strength.
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"They have a very strong personal relationship," a senior defense official told CNN, crediting Carter with being the leading force behind Obama's effort to bolster US-India ties.
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" On top of crediting his kids — biological daughter Hailie Jade and his two adopted daughters, Lainey and Whitney — with keeping him sober, he also replaced "addiction with exercise.
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" Perhaps most strange of all, Musk said, "I wish people would stop crediting artists on twitter when any fool can find out who the artist was in seconds.
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And the final film, which combines elements from the Twohy and Ward / Fasano scripts, gave Ward story credit, while crediting the screenplay to Hill, Giler, and Larry Ferguson.
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He made an effort to find the stranger who was holding the sign through Twitter in hopes of crediting her, but has since been unsuccessful in his search.
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And while his art's mostly being spread without crediting him ... he says he has gotten a lot more traffic on his website where he sells his digital art.
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When your primary carrier is giving you little or no mileage for travel on a partner airline, you're often better off crediting your flight to the partner airline.
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"(Jordan) is a (heck) of a defender — he messes a lot of things up," said Wade, crediting the Clippers center for at least part of Miami's shooting woes.
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To protect its export-heavy economy, the SNB has been crediting the sight deposits of Swiss banks with newly created francs in exchange for foreign currency, usually euros.
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He repeated his now years-long claim of crediting the Affordable Care Act for a slowdown in health care spending, which economists have linked mainly to the economy.
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Researchers and volunteers have catalogued the record number of nests on beaches in the Southeast, with scientists crediting decades-old conservation efforts for the rise in egg-laying.
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More validation continues to roll in, most recently from the IMF, which has upped its forecast of U.S. and global growth, crediting the tax bill for the revisions.
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Curly Savv and Dah Dah are two of the spearheads of the Brooklyn movement, with many people crediting Dah Dah's "Gang Gang Gang" for igniting the whole thing.
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"There are these tools that young people are creating to make change," Packnett said, crediting tech platforms like Twitter for helping political causes such as Black Lives Matter.
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UFC champ Max Holloway says Kobe Bryant has shown him the killer instinct it takes to be great ... crediting Mamba Mentality for his ass-kicking inside the Octagon.
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Most of the time, they'd clip the watermark out of Mazzei's videos and then upload the videos to free tube sites across the internet, without crediting her work.
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"If we had Mickey Mouse as the mayor, we'd still have crime going down," Mr. Albanese said, before crediting the mayor for reviving a form of community policing.
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With mxmtoon, "We could see that people were listening from their own libraries, which is a high indicator of engagement for us," she said, crediting Maia's emotional honesty.
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To protect its export-heavy economy, the SNB has been crediting the sight deposits of Swiss banks with newly created francs in exchange for foreign currency, usually euros.
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Once implemented, "FedNow" will be a real-time gross settlement system that settles retail payments by debiting and crediting an institution's account(s) with a Federal Reserve Bank.
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The Wall Street Journal reported Monday that North Korea's military forces "scaled back their annual winter military exercises this year," citing U.S. officials crediting pressure from ongoing sanctions.
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But on Wednesday, Mr. Li held center stage, while crediting Mr. Xi with keeping the economy in good health since they were elected premier and president in 2013.
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Health officials in China said on Sunday that the number of new cases of coronavirus had dropped, crediting a campaign to stop the spread of the deadly illness.
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Barr&aposs political views caused a headache for ABC despite many crediting the 65-year-old&aposs pro-Trump stance as the reason for the show&aposs massive success.
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Leveris announced that his company will invest in "a new state of the art innovation center" in Michigan, crediting Trump with creating a business climate that energized his company.
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But it was a smaller fall than the company had guided for, with Chief Financial Officer Karen Hoguet on Tuesday crediting a stronger merchandise margin thanks to inventory controls.
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A Pennsylvania family is crediting their recently adopted 4-year-old rescue dog, Edgar, with helping to thwart an alleged child abduction attempt in their home on April 28.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads BALTIMORE — Why are significant female artists described as "seminal," as if crediting sperm to the most powerful creative women is our highest compliment?
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Perhaps her remarkable post-baby body, which Lively posted about on Instagram, crediting trainer Don Saladino with helping her lose the 61 pounds she says she gained during pregnancy.
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Becky seems to love the hair switch as she captioned one of the three photos with "Happy," also crediting her boyfriend, professional soccer player Sebastian Lletget as the photographer.
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So, one way for Tillerson to place State at the center of U.S. foreign policy is by crediting Haley for articulating the U.S. perception of the threat from Moscow.
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Kissinger praised Kushner, however, for helping Trump navigate his first months in office, crediting the president's senior adviser for helping to smooth the rocky transition of power in Washington.
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It is also crediting the code with helping foster partnerships between civil society organisations, national authorities and tech platforms — on key issues such as awareness raising and education activities.
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Later, when researching the Glammys, I found multiple articles crediting the newer version to founder Cherry Jubilee, and neither her interview answers nor the Glammys website mention Alig's version.
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Matt Bevin of Kentucky from a 17-point deficit in the polls to nearly even in Tuesday's election — took the president's practice of crediting himself to a new level.
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And a few of the changes in the proposed law, like crediting prisoners more quickly for time served and providing more help with re-entry, were almost universally welcomed.
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Still, Americans for Tax Reform President Grover Norquist said that Republicans would be in even better shape if voters were crediting the tax law for the positive economic signs.
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Stoltenberg offered praise for Trump's call for greater cost sharing on Wednesday, crediting the president with drawing attention to the fact that some countries are still behind the goal.
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Sandu wants to "level the playing field" between Silicon Valley and black communities, he said, crediting his intense work ethic to the strong African icons he admired growing up.
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Actor Ben Stiller last year divulged that he was diagnosed with prostate cancer after receiving a "baseline" PSA test at age 46, crediting the test with saving his life.
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Carrey commenced his speech crediting Charlie Chaplin as an artistic hero who he also noted had been raised in poverty with an absentee father, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
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Influential dancehall musician, Sean Paul, has said that it's a "sore point" when pop musicians like Justin Bieber and Drake make dancehall-inspired music without properly crediting their influences.
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The percentage of those crediting Trump over Obama rose steadily through most of the year, topping 43 percent in December before ticking back down to 40 percent this month.
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The percentage of those crediting Trump over Obama rose steadily through most of the year, topping 43 percent in December before ticking back down to 21625 percent this month.
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The White House emphasized the role Melania played in plotting out the decorations, crediting her with personally selecting "every detail of this year's holiday season" at the executive mansion.
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Rosenstein offered a consistent and fierce defense of Mueller throughout his nearly five-hour testimony on Capitol Hill, crediting the special counsel for taking appropriate action by removing Strzok.
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At issue here is how to malign Black people and their consumption of fried chicken without crediting them with contributing the method of deep frying to New World Cuisine.
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Unfortunately, that option is no longer available — Amex is only crediting back fees for actual ancillary purchases such as bag fees, lounge access, and in-flight food or drinks.
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Caught between two world famous egos, South Korean President Moon Jae-in sought to strike a diplomatic balance this week, crediting Trump for his role in the recent thawing.
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Ford announced it would nix a plan to build a factory in Mexico and would spend $700 million to bring 700 jobs to Michigan, crediting Trump's policies for the move.
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No. 3 Villanova topples St. John's NEW YORK — Jay Wright sounded like a coach whose team had just come off a loss, crediting the opposition while admonishing his own squad.
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"I don't sit around comparing myself to Dave," Lurie said about his predecessor and close friend Goldberg in an interview, while crediting Goldberg for nurturing the company's growth and culture.
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Timbaland's body is damn near unrecognizable from where he was a couple years ago -- and he's crediting his will power ... for keeping him in the gym, and off prescription pills.
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The CFPB sued Ocwen, a mortgage servicing company, in April, alleging that the company's servicing was ridden with errors, including not properly crediting mortgage payments and illegally foreclosed on borrowers.
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Crediting and celebrating teens of color for their work isn't about egos; it's about making sure society at large is forced to reckon with the full scope of climate destruction.
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"if only you saw the first 50+ pics it took to get to these two @davidfoster," she wrote on Instagram, crediting her beau with taking the pic via camera emoji.
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He says that he hasn't done another round of filler since, crediting his current results — lifted cheekbones, smooth undereyes, and next to no wrinkles — to the stimulation of new cells.
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And she got off to a good start Wednesday night, crediting "the level, the intensity, of commitment of this generation" on combating racism, sexism, homophobia, economic injustice and climate change.
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Kohl's had outpaced rivals in a generally strong U.S. holiday shopping season, crediting Nike and Under Armour sales, digital growth and a focus on rolling out exclusive items more quickly.
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"I owe my career to YouTube, which they actually call the 'Asian Hollywood,'" Lum, who is half Korean and half Chinese, says, crediting the platform for being accessible to minorities.
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But a last-minute amendment helped ease concerns among poorer member states over the new rules, which also create a crediting system encouraging carmakers to raise sales of electric cars.
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People project their worst nightmares and wildest fantasies onto this patch of ocean, crediting its disappearances to aliens, time portals, the lost civilization of Atlantis, and countless other paranormal causes.
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Because of their spiritual and cultural symbolism, it's offensive to appropriate them as a fashion accessory without properly crediting their significance — which is exactly what landed Miley in hot water.
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The largest American Indians organization in the country says the Cleveland Indians finally retiring Chief Wahoo is huge ... and they're crediting MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred with getting the logo scrubbed.
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"If we're breathing, we're still fighting," Panik said moments after his game-winning double, trying to throw the supernaturally curious off the scent by crediting a plain old gritty makeup.
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Fitzpatrick also sees potential for states that already have renewable electricity standards to expand them into wider clean energy standards that greatly raise the target while crediting existing nuclear generation.
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The presumption, which is magnified here by respect for the head of a coordinate branch, counsels crediting the Order's stated national-security purpose absent the clearest showing to the contrary.
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The rapper Nas built a song, "Life Gone Low," on the song's Afrobeat vamp and title without crediting the Lijadu Sisters; it was officially unreleased but has circulated widely online.
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It also suggests that first responders practice and plan how to respond to an attack, crediting such a plan with saving potentially hundreds of lives in the 2015 Paris attacks.
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Since Bolsonaro took office in January 2019, Brazilians have been sharply divided over his rule, with supporters crediting him for a rapid drop in violent crime and an improving economy.
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Trump himself acknowledged as much, without crediting his past administrations, on Thursday morning, when he tweeted about apprehensions reaching a 46-year low (by the end of fiscal year 2017).
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See below for the checklist: Insurance companies use a set of assumptions, including crediting rates and internal expenses, when they first illustrate the expected performance of a life insurance policy.
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Reagan, we started a national conversation when before nobody would talk about it, nobody wanted to do anything about it," Clinton said, crediting Nancy for "her very effective, low-key advocacy.
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That doesn't necessarily mean it will be "instantly" available, however – that depends on several factors – like who you bank with, or whether you're crediting the money back to a debit card.
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Netflix has become a go-to spot for directors who want to produce other types of films, with some crediting the streaming platform with taking a chance on more independent projects.
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Top Trump staffers cited the billionaire businessman's "innate understanding" of the media as a major reason for his victory, crediting his unique ability to drive the news cycle and social media.
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" As Christina Cauterucci notes at Slate, Planned Parenthood has been working ever since to shake a reputation for "claiming the mantle of reproductive justice without crediting those who'd pioneered the framework.
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While crediting Gillette products for helping deliver better-than-expected quarterly earnings, Procter & Gamble Chief Financial Officer Jon Moeller said Tuesday the consumer products giant will "vigorously protect" its razor patents.
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The percentage of those crediting Trump for the nation's economy rose steadily through most of the year, topping 85033 percent in December before ticking back down to 40 percent this month.
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"I am searching for the narrow gate, trying to take a new path in life," Kuhn told Ruhle, crediting two pastors plus friends and family for helping him reach this decision.
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Posts documenting charity red carpet images were free of the typical laundry list of brand tags, which makes sense if these gowns were purchased, not borrowed, and free from crediting obligations.
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He applies a similar gusto to the tale of nineteenth-century Japan, crediting Japan's "unifying national ideology" and realistic self-assessment with its mastering of Western technologies during the Meiji Restoration.
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Many initially fixated on Trump's low favorability ratings among many Republican voters, crediting his high name recognition among voters as a reason why so many Republicans claimed initial support for him.
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Fitch views the company's profitability as modest but in line with mutual peers, given its strategy of distributing excess earnings to its members through relatively high crediting rates and policyholder dividends.
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Other military institutions have recognized the power of culture and made significant strides toward crediting women service members by replacing their cultural signifiers — slogans, songs, and titles — with gender-inclusive alternatives.
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New products are helping expand gross profit margins (GM), analyst Kevin Cassidy said in a note to clients Wednesday, also crediting management's solid execution and a delayed competitive response from Intel.
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As air pollution worsened in parts of the world, including South Asia, it improved in the United States and Europe, the report said, crediting policies to curb emissions, among other things.
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In 1993, the National Association of Black Journalists gave Mr. Hilliard its presidential award, crediting him as a role model who had quietly but persistently sought to integrate the mainstream media.
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Just one day after a swimming announcer was criticized for crediting a swimmer's husband for her gold medal win, another announcer found himself apologizing for comments about a U.S. gymnast's adoptive parents.
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Macrene Alexiades, MD, founder of anti-aging skin-care line Dr. Macrene Skin Results 37 Actives, considers herself well-versed in treating skin diseases in all ethnicities, crediting her exceptional training experience.
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Despite the reviewer making clear that Per Se is resting on its laurels, he seems to be crediting the Per Se of the past far more than he should in the rating.
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In addition, Mr. Cohen was retaliated against for complaining about the illegal use of open source code without crediting authors, and the illegal use of ANB software development kit without ANB's authorization.
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One could start by crediting T-Mobile, the once struggling network that started offering unlimited plans as early as 53, even though it didn't have the attractive LTE network to back it.
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Obama compared his own maturation and development through his school years to his daughters, crediting "the kind of discipline that I see in my daughters" to his and his wife Michelle's parenting.
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It matters not that a group of black pastors is defending him, with one crediting Sessions for having "worked to bankrupt the KKK in Alabama" and helping desegregate that state's government schools.
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A 35-year-old mother of three is crediting her faith as the reason she miraculously survived stage 4 brain cancer a decade ago after being told she had days to live.
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About five months after Ms. Dewart questioned Mr. Rahn's handling of the account, J.P. Morgan had canceled 681 of the 1,499 transactions for 2017, crediting about $1423,000 in commissions, according to Genesis.
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Still, the album insists on the music's specific local heritages, crediting each song with the language of the lyrics (among them Lingala, Tetela, Ekonda, Mongo and Tshiluba) and an underlying traditional rhythm.
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Stable performance on the investment portfolio as well as the maintenance and widening of net investment spreads, from a combination of reducing crediting rates and asset mix repositioning, have supported overall profitability.
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He asked Mr. Snelson to make a variation on "Early X Piece," which he later exhibited — without crediting his student — at an important exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art in 1959.
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Trump said Tuesday he heard reports the caravan was broken up, crediting his threat to pull out of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) if Mexico does not arrest more migrants.
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At the same time, the stock market has soared since Trump's election victory, with analysts crediting the expectation -- and then the delivery -- of tax reform for much of the bullish investor sentiment.
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Nahal Toosi: I was surprised that Warren did not specifically name Biden at all in crediting former President Barack Obama and others for supporting the creation of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
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Fordin is careful about not crediting the sentimental Mr. Hammerstein with wit and sophistication," Mel Gussow wrote in his 1977 review in The New York Times, "but he does acknowledge his humor.
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"I think the message of a complete outsider, a non-politician and a business man in a change election was extremely powerful," Ducey said, crediting Trump for tapping into voter frustration with Washington.
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This is a shift — yet another shift — from Facebook, which kick-started its move into video by crediting video publishers with a "view" if someone watched something for a minimum of three seconds.
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LNC's operating performance continues to be pressured by persistently low interest rates, but the company continues to reduce the effects of spread compression from lower portfolio yields through reductions in interest crediting rates.
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Williams-Sonoma, West Elm's parent company, reported a 11% increase in net revenues in its third quarter earnings report in 2017, crediting West Elm as a part of the company's main growth driver.
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Until the latest phase of the battle to take western Mosul, the campaign had gone well with lower-than-expected civilian losses, Khanjar said crediting the professionalism of the U.S. trained elite forces.
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There's also a body of research showing that religion can act as a deterrent against suicide, with some Muslims crediting fear of committing such a grave sin as the main reason they're alive.
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To do so and then, a year afterwards, propose a system that is, if not identical, then at least remarkably similar, and without crediting or mentioning Mobileye is suspicious to say the least.
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"He has rediscovered the art of building relationships with people," says a European Commission insider, crediting the moderating influence of Tom Scholar and Ivan Rogers, Mr Cameron's two top advisers on European matters.
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That effort, however, seems to be insufficiently successful for Trump, who complained after coming in second in Iowa that voters weren't crediting him for avoiding super PAC funds and spending his own money.
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Rawat hopes that with her product, she can help create a more educated narrative by acknowledging and crediting the original source of the knowledge, thus ensuring they benefit from the commercialization of it.
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We don't know Epic's next move, but as some players have suggested, it would be easy enough for the gamemaker to add some kind of tie-in crediting the creators for their dances.
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Bartiromo was commenting on a Quinnipiac University poll released Wednesday showing that 49 percent of respondents say they think that improving economic conditions are because of Obama, with just 40 percent crediting Trump.
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The dispute, which centers on gun restrictions in New York City, marks the first time in almost a decade the justices have weighed in on the Second Amendment, and courtwatchers are crediting Kavanaugh.
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The Association of Feminist Gitanas for Diversity in Spain also accused her of "appropriating" gypsy culture and for not crediting them for the "fundamental contribution" that they made to flamenco, according to PRI.
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"This represents an overall decrease of almost 2628 percent since the peak in May of this year," Morgan told reporters at the White House, crediting the Trump administration's "bold" actions for the decline.
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Crediting Jesus for Seahawks wins is usually Russell Wilson's thing and a bit off-brand for Richard Sherman, but teams have to be ready to tweak the game plan some in the playoffs.
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And he has gone to great lengths to play to Mr. Trump's ego, repeatedly thanking the American president for his support and crediting his policies for bringing Mr. Kim to the negotiating table.
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So, we asked White if Ronda's mom was right -- and while being as politically correct as one could be, he sorta backed Edmond, crediting him for helping her make the transition into MMA.
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Mr. Trump, who had chided Apple over various issues in the past, reacted to the January announcement by praising the company while crediting his own policies for getting it to make the investments.
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In the 1997 book "Underground," a lengthy account of the young hackers written by Suelette Dreyfus and crediting Mr. Assange as "researcher," a hacker with the nickname Mendax clearly resembles the young Julian.
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Meteorologists with AccuWeather are crediting a weather phenomenon in the Pacific Ocean - known as El Niño - with creating conditions that will result in a fewer number of hurricanes than usual in the Atlantic.
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LJUBLJANA, Oct 9 (Reuters) - The Bank of Slovenia imposed restrictions on consumer loans to a maximum maturity of seven years to curb "excessive" crediting of local banks, the central bank said on Wednesday.
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Few Republicans in Congress lamented Mr. Flynn's departure from the administration, crediting Mr. Trump for hastening his resignation, despite reports that White House officials knew for weeks that Mr. Flynn had misled colleagues.
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"ASEAN is now more united and heading towards more market-oriented reform policies, " Nakao added, crediting Southeast Asia's economic growth to the growing cooperation between members of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations.
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Muzinda admits that she has to work extra hard and build friendships with some of the boys she competes with to excel, crediting her mentor Stefy Bau for her helping in guiding her.
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Lockheed Martin and the Pentagon have reached an agreement to buy 90 F-35 fighter jets, with the defense contractor crediting the reduced price per unit to President Trump's involvement in the deal.
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State media have in recent weeks accused the State Department of risking returning to "exchanges of fire" of the past by ramping up sanctions, while crediting Trump for his efforts to continue talks.
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Hudson, who has often experimented with both lobs and long extensions, showed off her buzzed look on Instagram, posting a photo of her nearly hairless self and crediting Sia for the major mane transformation.
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The research suggests that hiring more police officers has a small effect on violent crime, crediting at least part of the drop in crime nationwide since the 1990s to police departments deploying more officers.
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Move over Ari Emanuel (he's a big agent), LeBron James is coming for your job ... 'cause now Hollywood star Octavia Spencer is crediting Bron with getting her equal pay on a new Netflix series.
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Crediting rates have historically been higher but over 20153% of the guarantees only have to be paid at maturity, allowing Poste Vita greater flexibility in dealing with low investment returns in any particular year.
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Crediting rates have historically been higher but over 91% of the guarantees only have to be paid at maturity, allowing Poste Vita greater flexibility in dealing with low investment returns in any particular year.
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In December last year, also two months prior to her tour, Carey announced she was pushing back the show until October, at the time crediting a 'necessary realignment of her international engagements for 2018'.
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Over the long term, Athene expects to earn a net investment spread of 2%-3% on the difference between its investment return on assets and its cost of crediting on its deferred annuity liabilities.
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Meanwhile, Jenner, 60, has been open about what philanthropy means to her and her family throughout the years, most recently crediting her late ex-husband Robert Kardashian with instilling important values in their kids.
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Type "Beyoncé" and "transcend" and "race" into Google, and notice how many stories pop up crediting the singer for moving beyond some supposedly prescribed limitation — as if her skin color is something to overcome.
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In addition to crediting company co-founders (and shareholders) Andrew Miklas and Baskar Puvanathasan, both of whom have since left the company, Tejada thanked PagerDuty co-founder Alex Solomon, who remains the company's CTO.
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It is so many other things, too: a history of early Japanese medicine, a lyrical chronicle of a quietly beautiful life, and a guttural scream against erasing women and crediting their accomplishments to men.
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" But the Honest Company founder insists her body's not all it appears to be, crediting stress and learning, "you know how you, like, cover the bits and you know how to do the [pose].
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Canada's banking system avoided failures in the 0003-09 financial crisis and the World Economic Forum consistently ranks it as being among the world's soundest, crediting strong regulations and oversight for the top billing.
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To the end of his days, he would sound a rhapsodic note when recalling his time on the Hope, crediting it with everything from launching his literary career to sustaining his lifelong good health.
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To this day, the provenance of the genre's eventual name remains in dispute, with some crediting Playero and Yankee while others cite DJ Nelson of seminal group The Noise for marketing the hybrid term.
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Instead, they blamed their candidate, Rick Saccone, for running a lackluster effort while crediting the president with putting Mr. Saccone within reach of victory by firing up Trump supporters at a rally last weekend.
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"We need to keep talking to teenage mothers," Bangura said, crediting her success to a friend who told her life was not over because she was pregnant and she could still pursue a career.
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A fired-up Coach Frank Reich addressed his players in the locker room following the shutout, crediting them with showing no complacency even as they have rapidly improved over the course of this season.
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Ex-MLB great Doc Gooden says he's found his sobriety again after his recent relapse and is crediting a lot of people -- including his friend Darryl Strawberry -- for helping him out of the dark.
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The approach doubles as press criticism, which gets something right on the way to getting something wrong — identifying journalistic market failures but crediting them to a constantly unfolding and infinitely complex external master plan.
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Perdue&aposs latest guideline follows an April 2019 memo from the USDA to state and regional program that "expands flexibility for crediting vegetables" by making allowances for pastas made with vegetable flours and beans.
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Barr has said little publicly about the Horowitz investigation and a Justice Department spokeswoman issued a statement last week crediting the inspector general for doing "excellent work" and discouraging speculation about the forthcoming findings.
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One way Stoltenberg has been able to ease Trump's opposition has been to embrace a similar cause, the need to get allies to spend more, while simultaneously crediting Trump with progress toward those goals.
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" Crediting past leaders in the East and West, he added: "By the grace of God, and through the leadership of Reagan, Thatcher, Kohl, Mitterrand, Havel, Walesa — the wall fell, Communism collapsed, and freedom prevailed.
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Kim Kardashian West isn't alone in her fight to help women in California prison -- the Speaker of the State Assembly is on her side too, but ain't exactly crediting Kim's celebrity for sparking change.
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Grande has briefly touched on the subject before — in 2014 to InStyle, and in 2016 to Byrdie — but often keeps the details vague, previously crediting both Lancer Skincare and coconut oil to her skin's success.
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It's certainly still early days for VR, but HTC is crediting the Vive VR rig with giving a boost to its brand and contributing to a 27 percent rise in revenues over Q1 this year.
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Those challenges are crucial for resolving crediting and financial disputes, like an artist discovering they have a credit on a song they didn't know about, or that ownership percentages have changed for a released track.
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Closing his letter with a shocking sentiment, Francisco apologizes to the shooter for never having love in his life, crediting a lack of affection as the reason he was capable of such a horrific crime.
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The keto diet hype shows no signs of slowing: The low-carb regimen is still massively popular, with celebs like Al Roker and Jenna Jameson crediting the diet for serious weight loss in recent months.
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Marshall & Cutler played together on the Bears from '12-14 during which time the two guys were pretty much inseparable with Marshall actually crediting Cutler for helping him through a dark time in his life.
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After Perriello's defeat, Perriello communications director Ian Sams tweeted that Northam is the most progressive nominee for Virginia governor in recent history, crediting the primary and Perriello's candidacy for pulling the party to the left.
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" The body suit, according to Akinyode is from her own personal archives, crediting it with helping to give the outfit a sexy goth touch, along with the feather necklace, which says, "really sealed the deal.
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After crediting the trust fund with the proper amount in IOUs, the government spends the extra Social Security tax collections just like any other tax revenue — to finance anything from aircraft carriers to education research.
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The British cookbook author Diana Henry is also great at crediting the people who inspire her and at drawing the lines that connect what you're cooking to other people and places all over the world.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Belgium are feeding from the World Cup experience of Thierry Henry and crediting the former France international with an inspirational role as they prepare to start their campaign at the tournament in Russia.
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Both sides expressed satisfaction with the judge's split ruling, with Raffensperger accusing critics of using "scare tactics to try to undermine Georgia elections," and the plaintiffs crediting the court with prodding the state into action.
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Throughout the report, the authors alternate between lambasting China's economic system while also crediting it with facilitating impressive technological gains: Chinese economic policies are at the same time doomed to fail and destined to triumph.
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"Campbell repeated her familiarity with sexual predators who plagued the fashion industry while speaking to the Guardian, crediting her close relationships with high-profile designers, "my angels, Azzedine Alaïa, Gianni [Versace] and Yves Saint Laurent.
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"Once you have a title, for me, things come together a lot easier for what it's going to be," Schlecker said, crediting the title with influence on the album's overall "quite motivational, quite positive" tone.
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Both open by crediting McCain -- who is undergoing treatment for brain cancer -- for his dramatic return to the Senate to cast the third "no" vote against an earlier Republican attempt to repeal Obamacare this summer.
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I feel sorry for whomever is caught stealing your ideas at the office, or reposting your beautiful photography (no, really, you Pisces people are amazing photographers; it's an astrological fact) on Instagram without crediting you.
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The author acknowledges the admired colleagues and friends who spoke with her and aided her in writing this piece, who, at their request, she is not publicly crediting due to the sensitivity of this topic.
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Perhaps the unified message from political elites about a growing economy (with Democrats saying Mr. Obama delivered the recovery and Republicans crediting Mr. Trump) helped to nudge some independents into believing things had gotten better.
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By 1988, the perfume was generating more than $100 million a year in sales, The Times reported, with Fred Hayman, then-president of Giorgio, crediting the success in part to the scratch-and-sniff campaign.
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She also became a postpartum doula, and while she stops short of crediting that work with the band's revival, it did make reconciliation of the estranged band members feel like a natural byproduct of maturing.
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Vice President Mike Pence on Tuesday celebrated congressional action to create the U.S. Space Force in its annual defense policy bill, crediting President Donald Trump with a major victory in advancing American dominance in space.
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" Well, now AB is firing back ... with receipts -- claiming Prisk actually TEXTED him about the media coverage of the fart incident and even bragged about TMZ Sports crediting him for having a "nose of Steel.
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Editor's Note: Since the publication of this article, Spencer Tunick has extensively revised the website for "Everything She Says Means Everything," crediting his 10 collaborators and using more pointedly political language in his project synopsis.
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Biden faced further accusations during the campaign by Times columnist Maureen Dowd, when she wrote he had used sections of a speech from U.K. Labor Party leader Neil Kinnock in a Democratic debate without crediting him.
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Home Affairs provides ceremonial "award letters" crediting those — far too few — art institutions showing support for families, like EFA Project Space, which encouraged visitors to bring their kids to the opening of The Let Down Reflex.
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A Delaware mom is crediting her 13-year-old son with saving her life after a devastating house fire engulfed their home — and it's all because he defied her orders to turn off Netflix before bedtime.
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Lest anyone doubt the president's intentions, he followed up Wednesday morning with a tweet calling the US nuclear arsenal "far stronger and more powerful than ever before" and unjustifiably crediting himself with its renovation and modernization.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Illinois' Republican governor has launched an unusual attack ad in his re-election campaign that features three neighboring governors crediting their states' job gains to Illinois taxes crafted by a state House Democratic leader.
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Warren also spelled out the stakes in a series of tweets, crediting activists for pushing the issue into the mainstream of national politics, then offering her plan: "Hit health care providers in their wallets," she tweeted.
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NFL star Chris Long -- who just retired over the weekend -- is crediting weed for helping him last 11 seasons in the league ... saying regular marijuana use got him through the pain and stress during his career.
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Besides crediting her eternal youth to an intense workout regimen, trusted skincare routine and a vegetarian lifestyle, this past year, Brinkley opened up about another one of her beauty secrets: two anti-aging non-invasive procedures.
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HONG KONG, Aug 31 (Reuters) - China Mengniu Dairy Co Ltd said late on Wednesday its first-half net profit rose 4.7 percent, crediting higher sales, low raw milk prices and effective control over costs and expenses.
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Allison Williams is the daughter of news anchor Brian Williams, Jemima Kirke's dad was the drummer for Bad Company, and many pretended that they knew who Laurie Simmons was when crediting her with Lena Dunham's success.
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As I have pointed out before, crediting David Wasserman, these days we tend to live in either conservative Cracker Barrel counties or liberal Whole Foods counties, and only a sliver of congressional districts are ideologically diverse.
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After the Thunder lost Game 7 of the series on Monday, 96-88, the basketball-watching corners of social media erupted with memes crediting the loss to Lil B, many of them with the hashtag #BasedGodCurse.
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The last year "laid the groundwork for Congress being more functional again," said Rich Gold, the leader of Holland & Knight's public policy and regulation practice group, crediting congressional leadership in both parties for helping bills move.
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Steinbrugge has been crediting his memes since he started his account, but the conversation surrounding whether it's ethical to repost other peoples' memes – and profit off them – hit one of the biggest meme pages in February.
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"In response, Warren further took a dig at Biden by crediting Obama and not him, saying, "I am deeply grateful to President Obama, who fought so hard to make sure that agency was passed into law.
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By crediting it, Trump equated the American justice system with that of a lawless autocracy whose recent crimes, beyond the 2016 campaign, range from the seizure of Crimea to murder via nerve agent on British soil.
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What is already known is that the central bank will be buying hundreds of billions of dollars in short-term Treasury bills, denominated in months rather than years, then crediting banks with reserves at the Fed.
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"We're encouraged tonight, just based on the real willingness of not only the White House, but our leadership, to make this bill better," Mr. Meadows said, crediting the personal involvement of Mr. Trump and Mr. Pence.
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"Hillary Clinton played an equally major role in causing the financial crisis as an obstructionist Senator," they said, crediting the Clintons' alleged "pay-to-play fundraising practices" for influencing Hillary Clinton's role as a U.S. senator.
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In a hectoring and confrontational speech, Mr. Christie defended his approach to governing, crediting his pugilistic methods with pulling New Jersey "back from the economic brink" and forcing lawmakers to address structural weaknesses in the state's finances.
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"Last nights inspo... my stunning aunties (my daddy's all the way on the left) and a hint of Angela Davis," Zendaya captioned the post, crediting her family and the author and political activist for inspiring her look.
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But nowadays, as most messages are sent from fans, or sourced from message board, the process of properly crediting has fallen by the wayside, which, if you ask me, sounds a bit cursed in its own way.
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Or can we thank the media for this poor worldview of our generation, since they're constantly crediting our success to the "bank of mom and dad" and inheritances as if we're all lucky enough to have either?
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Barbara Boxer Reality Check: Boxer on America's standing under Clinton By Ryan Browne, CNN Boxer praised Clinton's 2009-2013 tenure as secretary of state during her speech at the DNC, crediting her with restoring America's global popularity.
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"We tricked people into thinking they have musical skills," explains Cannie slyly, crediting FL's early success to the fact that anyone could try their hand at making beats with it without investing too much money or effort.
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The mini drawstring clutch is probably something you haven't thought about since you borrowed your grandma's for a high school dance, but the vintage silhouette is making a huge comeback (we're crediting Attico for reviving this one).
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Instead Doonbeg's residents decked the streets in American flags and stars and stripes bunting, crediting Trump with securing their livelihoods when in 2014 he bought the nearby golf resort where he will spend the next two nights.
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" Devins quickly began crediting Mesfin in his posts about the new mural and also posted a statement to Twitter, saying the mural was "made possible by Galila Mesfin's design artistry" and his "placemaking and mural execution skills.
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Some local rivals agree with Caterpillar's assessment and say they see signs of life, crediting state stimulus efforts, as well as tougher emissions standards, which mean buyers are advancing purchases to avoid tougher rules and pricier models.
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And welcoming him will be Mr. Cox, who has already declared himself "thrilled" at the prospect of Mr. Trump's presence, crediting the candidate — and the competitive Republican race — for reanimating the state's long-somnolent primary on Tuesday.
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He noted that "positive things" are happening, crediting social media companies for actions they have taken, but asked lawmakers and private sector representatives to have a "candid" conversation about where the responsibility lies to address the problem.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Alison Riske said she wished she could get married more often after crediting her upcoming nuptials for her barnstorming run at Wimbledon which has earned her a quarter-final date with fellow American Serena Williams.
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Founded by the radical Czech architect Jan Kaplicky, who was also Ms. Levete's husband, Future Systems occupied a realm of ideas, and Ms. Levete is widely crediting with nudging it into the world of bricks and mortar.
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Halpern used the recipe, crediting Bowles, in his 1985 cookbook, "The Good Food," which over the decades gained a cult following among writers and foodies (its devotees include the novelist Michael Chabon and the chef David Chang).
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In July, The Australian, a conservative newspaper owned by Rupert Murdoch, reported select details from what appeared to be the ministry's annual report, crediting Mr. Dutton for reducing the annual permanent intake of immigrants by 10 percent.
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In the first two months after the app launched, the company went from coordinating 5 rides per night to about 50, Graves said in a Facebook post, crediting the rise to customers' forgiveness for early-stage companies.
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In the past year, Bieber has written a series of Instagram posts to his 124 million followers talking about his struggles with depression, drug abuse and fame and crediting religion and wife Hailey Baldwin for his recovery.
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What everyone seems to agree on is that the wildly differing standards across what is less a single newsroom than dozens of them make it impossible for a policy of generous, reader-serving crediting to be enforced.
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I am so grateful for all the experiences that we shared together," Cameron wrote alongside a photo of the pair from the After the Final Rose special, crediting Brown with pushing him "to be a better man.
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LUCKNOW, India (Reuters) - The chief minister of India's Uttar Pradesh state has rebuffed accusations from rights groups of police abuses during protests against a new citizenship law, crediting his tough stand with restoring calm to the streets.
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While crediting the United Nations with immeasurable help to assuage the food situation, Mr. Buhari said, "The hype, especially that which suggests that the government is doing nothing is, therefore, uncharitable and unnecessary," according to the statement.
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By the time of this writing, Daniel has been sober for a year and a half, crediting both his time at the food bank and The Woke Truck for bringing purpose in the midst of his sobriety.
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This is a homage to Dubai's transformation from desert backwater to a global financial hub, for which Emiratis still express gratitude to their ruling families, crediting them with putting an end to the harsh existence of their forebears.
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President Donald Trump hosted Kanye West in the Oval Office on Thursday, where the musician ranted about a number of ideas to reporters, including crediting the president for stopping a violent conflict between the U.S. and North Korea.
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Tutanota, an end-to-end encrypted email service located in Germany, says it's seeing an "exponential" uptick in sign-ups — crediting this to growing awareness of and concern for privacy online for a variety of (often political) reasons.
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"The Commission listened and decided to look deeper into the matter," Vestager said in June, crediting media reporting and hearings in the British parliament for also providing evidence to help break secrecy around nearly 1,000 cases across Europe.
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The 53-year-old spoke to a crowd on Thursday at the American Institute of Architects' annual convention in Orlando, crediting her children, Sasha, 15, and Malia, 18, for her decision to not seek a higher political office.
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The man being hailed as a HERO for breaking up a teen street fight in Atlantic City is crediting LeBron James for making the video go viral -- and now he's calling on the NBA star for more help.
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Operating performance is strong and has shown improvement over the last two years due to the absence of elevated impairments and wider net investment spread from a combination of lowering crediting rates and repositioning to higher yielding assets.
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In his induction speech, Lindros did not directly mention his concussion history, instead referring to a "roller-coaster" journey that left him bitter at times and crediting his wife with teaching him to let go of negative feelings.
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Meanwhile, iPhone sales were also up to around $56.0 billion, compared to $52.0 billion during the previous Q1, with CEO Tim Cook crediting "strong demand for our iPhone 11 and iPhone 11 Pro models" in the earnings release.
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No request for images appears too weird or unwelcome on r/Slutoon, and members are adamant about crediting artists for their work and even helping each other crop their favorite images into the most well-formed wallpaper size.
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Lee touted Bacow's accomplishments at Tufts in his statement, crediting him with steering it through the Great Recession and being a champion of diversification in the faculty at the school, where he founded the Office of Institutional Diversity.
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Probably not that many people in the real world care about how the Times's linking and crediting practices affect the reputations and careers of journalists whose work is scooped up, without credit, by America's most prestigious news operation.
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Just as the paper runs Astead Herndon's incredibly astute reports from the trail alongside the very Cletus safaris to which they're a necessary corrective, some Times journalists and desks are fastidious about linking and crediting, and some aren't.
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HOUSTON, May 3 (Reuters) - U.S. shale oil billionaire Harold Hamm, who once called the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, a "toothless tiger," here is now crediting the 14-nation group for its steps to boost crude prices.
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He gave a speech in October in Benton Harbor, Michigan, in which he praised Upton as "one of the finest guys I've ever worked with," crediting the Congress member for working to increase federal funding for cancer research.
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In 2015 and 2016, the alt-right was an inescapable online presence, with some of its members crediting the movement's "meme magic" with the unexpected popularity of Donald Trump in the Republican presidential primary and, later, the general election.
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In 2014, writer Paul Ford used amateur production YouTube videos to define "The American Room," crediting this video style with a unique and useful window into the homes of the 100 million people who live in the nation's suburbs.
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Omitting the U.S. role in Mosul: Iran and its Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps have been crediting themselves for liberating Mosul and downplaying the role of U.S.-backed forces to lessen U.S. influence among those who opposed the ISIS occupation.
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The cut in the corporate income tax rate to 21% from 35% could boost life insurers' cash flows and earnings, depending on how much of the tax saving insurers pass to customers through higher crediting rates or lower pricing.
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"We were oversold and we bounced," said Jeff James, a portfolio manager at Driehaus Capital Management in Chicago, crediting the optimism about actions from the Fed and optimism about Congress' stimulus bill for the rally earlier in the week.
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"People may be not as complacent, and the system has changed a lot in terms of reporting requirements," Marcia Robinson Lowry, executive director of A Better Childhood, an advocacy group, said in a phone interview, crediting Ms. Graber's efforts.
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"Now we're living good," Lavery said, crediting their ability to find work and better wages to Trump, who inherited an economy that was already in one of its longest recoveries and gave it an additional boost with tax cuts.
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" Ryan focuses on tax cut in final midterm sales pitch - AP: "House Speaker Paul Ryan is crediting the GOP's tax plan with improving the U.S. economy, an argument that's central to the Republican pitch to voters ahead of the midterm election.
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While she may not have transformed society the way Harvard is crediting her with, she has impacted and transformed the post-election cycle by turning it into a serial campaign instead of gracefully fading into the background like most dignified losers.
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In the world of museums, where I work as a curator, and where I have often witnessed lack of proper crediting, it is time to properly recognize the deeply collaborative intellectual labor that underpins so much of what we do.
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Trump also spoke highly of his wife the following day as he addressed the thousands who gathered on the White House's South Lawn for the annual Easter Egg Roll, crediting the former model for helping keep things in "tippy-top" shape.
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"This is a clear signal to all its suppliers, and the market as a whole, that the meat comes from deforestation is no longer accepted by society," Charoux said, crediting Brazilian consumers for pressuring the company to improve its practices.
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Too often, fashion designers draw inspiration from Black hairstyles but, instead of hiring models of color, or properly crediting the styles' history, they slap locs and cornrows on white models and dub them trendy (cue the cries of cultural appropriation).
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The actor and director opened up to Australia's Sunday Night Channel 7 about staying sober since his string of booze-fueled incidents and bigoted rants stemming from a decade ago, crediting Alcoholics Anonymous for helping him turn his life around.
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Senate Democrats said the provision encourages a form of gaming called "cross-crediting," in which a company can use foreign tax credits earned on income from high-tax countries to eliminate its GILTI tax bill on income from tax havens.
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The 46-year-old widowed mother of two sat down with Good Morning America's Amy Robach in an interview that aired Thursday, crediting Facebook's Lori Goler and Huffington Post co-founder Arianna Huffington for being strong influences in her life.
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"Thanks to Paul and Nancy and Stella, and many more people who also do Meat Free Mondays," the couple said in unison, crediting McCartney, 77, for starting the organization in 2009, and included shoutouts to his wife Nancy and daughter Stella.
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Trump also spoke highly of his wife on Monday as he addressed the thousands who gathered on the White House's South Lawn for the annual Easter Egg Roll, crediting the 47-year-old for helping keep things in "tippy-top" shape.
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Statutory net gain from operations were 40% higher as of the first three quarter 2016 over the same period prior year due to strong investment performance, particularly in private equity, which was partially offset by an increase in crediting rates.
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Kim Kardashian West has been accused of cultural appropriation after crediting actress Bo Derek as the inspiration for her cornrows – which she even dubbed 'Bo Derek braids' – and now the woman she name-checked is coming to the reality star's defense.
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A newcomer to running for parliament under the red banner of Labour, Dogus was careful not to criticize Corbyn, crediting him with being the first lawmaker he met when, at 17, he spoke about his Kurdish heritage at his college.
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There is also something deeply uncomfortable about someone with Khloé's wealth and power appropriating designs and fashion directly from a black woman with a small business without crediting her, making cheap knockoffs, and then attempting to threaten her into silence.
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Crediting their art school upbringing and DIY background as the emphasis behind their desire to develop their visuals as much as live shows or recorded material, the trio ensure each individual element is an important piece of artistic work in itself.
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KIGALI (Reuters) - The IMF on Wednesday revised up its growth forecast for Rwanda this year to 8.5%, from its previous projection of 7.8%, crediting strong growth in the first half of the year and new public and private investments in construction.
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I do think they dropped the ball with respect to crediting the Steele dossier -- I think it gave rise to a lot of rumors and gave rise to a lot of unverified information, which should not have been part of it.
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When Beauvoir published a very thinly veiled account of their love affair—crediting the character based on him with giving Beauvoir's character her first "complete orgasm," no less—Algren was, far from gratified, distraught over what he considered her betrayal.
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Recently, the massive meme page belonging to "F--- Jerry," a social media company that promoted the Fyre Festival, faced scrutiny and lost hundreds of thousands of followers for reposting and profiting off of other people's work, sometimes without crediting them.
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But they also "installed malware designed to intercept ad-related data and inject fake clicks in order to deceive Facebook's Audience network and Google's AdMob into crediting the the apps for fake clicks that did not occur," according to the lawsuit.
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His game-changing speed, which had been so prevalent for two decades, did not show up in his results, and his prodigious fielding ability appeared to have abandoned him, with Sports Info Solutions crediting him with minus-21986 defensive runs saved.
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Conover actually lived in the Bahamas last summer as he dealt with a breakup and previously told PEOPLE that he "was happy there for the first time in a while," crediting his stay in Marsh Harbour with helping him heal.
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She is the only college coach to win championships at three levels, and took her 1,13th win in stride, crediting her players for the success that has led to her combined record of 1,000-376 at North Carolina and Francis Marion.
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The winners of the 17th annual "HOSCARS" (Hostelworld Customer Annual Ratings) were announced by Hostelworld in January, crediting the crème de la crème of hip hostels across 250 categories based over a million reviews from guests over the previous year.
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The attack comes at a peculiar moment in the Afghan capital, as the number of large and high-profile assaults has dropped in recent weeks, with officials crediting a recent prisoner swap with the Taliban for the dip in such violence.
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"It is extremely well thought-out," Mr. Parekh said of the budget, in a telephone interview, crediting the government with being "frank enough to say the economy has taken a hit" and proactive enough to provide a needed spending boost.
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But the head of the United Auto Workers, in a letter to senators Monday, said he was "deeply disappointed" lawmakers would go after the fund, crediting the ATVM with helping to "create or save" 35,000 jobs during the economic downturn.
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Crediting these demographic aging trends with the continued, "lower for longer theme" — lower growth, lower inflation and lower bond yields — Rosenberg noted that the markets' biggest surprise this year after the election of President Donald Trump was not the stock market.
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At the persistence of the rest of the writing staff, the phrase made it on the show — and to prove its influence, Austerlitz points to the Oxford English Dictionary crediting Friends for one of the earliest uses of the term.
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That focus on recognizing which companies may be more likely to bear the physical brunt of climate change is relatively new, he said, and is a step up from crediting companies that had been investing in renewable energy or decreasing their carbon emissions.
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It's also become a creative hub and hangout for some of New York's most promising electronic producers, with the pair crediting their housemates Will DiMaggio, DJ Wey, and Proibito label honcho Anthony Naples for their prodigious output over the past two years.
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Rhimes — who has created a slew of hit ABC shows including Grey's, Scandal and How to Get Away with Murder — tweeted her frustration with some men's condemnation of Trump, crediting having wives, daughters and mothers as a reason to criticize his lewd comments.
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The change comes in response to backlash from the comedy world, which has long despised accounts like Fuckjerry's for profiting off jokes, memes, and other creative works on the internet without approval and, in earlier years, without crediting an original creator at all.
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Across Yerevan, and even in the city's dreary outskirts, people speak of a renewed sense of optimism, crediting the new government with bringing down rampant corruption, taming powerful oligarchs and paving the way for the first free and transparent election in a generation.
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The actress, model and Everyday Chic author chatted with PEOPLE exclusively about the launch of her new capsule collection with children's swimwear line Minnow, crediting sons Grey Douglas, 15 months, and Brooks Alan, 5½, plus daughter Scarlett May, 3, for her inspiration.
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SANTA DOMINGO, May 15 (Reuters) - Dominican Republic President Danilo Medina is poised to win the first round of a presidential election on Sunday, with polls showing voters crediting him with economic growth and social projects, while less concerned about accusations of graft.
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The image above comes at the start of the game and is a form of weak, nonspecific crediting for the original staff, but you can only fit so many people on a single screen, so I figured there was more somewhere else.
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We're crediting director Kenneth Branagh for turning out a magical old-fashioned fairy tale in a modern age, with extra brownie points given for the perfect casting of Cate Blanchett and Lily James as the evil stepmother and the famously oppressed stepdaughter, respectively.
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" Pence delivered, crediting Trump with "restoring American credibility on the world stage," spurring record-setting optimism, signing "more bills rolling back federal red tape than any president in American history" and "fighting every day for the forgotten men and women of America.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - The number of homicides in El Salvador slumped by 52.5 percent in the first four months of 2017 compared to the same period last year, officials said on Thursday, crediting new security measures in the violent Central American nation.
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Months later, in Pennsylvania, the DCCC didn't publicize the fact that it spent $1 million on Conor Lamb's campaign until the eve of the election; after Lamb won, the DCCC put out a press release crediting its "mostly behind the scenes" involvement.
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The main characteristics of a 2450 first edition first issue are a print line that reads 22 2500 8 7 6 5 4 3 23 1 and the crediting of 'Joanne Rowling,' not JK. Prices on AbeBooks vary from $40,000 to $55,000.
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But two positive presidential personal qualities did emerge from the list, with 85033 percent of respondents agreeing Trump is a disruptor of conventional Washington politics, and 55 percent crediting him with being dogged in his determination to enact the policies he promised.
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While Fitch expects a modest increase in interest rates in 2017 under our base case scenario, we expect further decline in the industry's interest margins and reserve adequacy due to low reinvestment rates and limited crediting rate flexibility on legacy in-force business.
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In interviews with Russian news media, Mr. Budanov declined to discuss his time working with Mr. Putin but has voiced great admiration for his former colleague's subsequent role as president, crediting him with saving Russia from the chaos of Mr. Yeltsin's rule.
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"Nearly 20 people per minute are physically abused by an intimate partner in the US. 1 in 4 women and 19923 in 9 men experience severe intimate partner physical violence," she wrote, crediting the info to the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence.
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Trump followed up with more praise for Hatch during his Monday speech in Utah, calling the powerful Senate Finance Committee chairman a "true fighter" and crediting Hatch with helping to pass the GOP's tax bill in the upper chamber late last week.
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We expect insurers to cut crediting rates to below 1.7% on average in 2017-2018, as they strive to maintain business volumes and competitive expense ratios, although the cut should be less pronounced than in recent years as interest rates rose during 1H17.
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She also said she was glad that black unemployment is the lowest it's been in years, presumably crediting Trump with those jobs, then concluded by saying that we need to end "hate-riotism" in America and learn how to talk to each other.
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"Without Littlefinger, and Ramsay, and the rest, I would have stayed a little bird all my life," she tells The Hound (Rory McCann), prompting backlash as many interpreted the line as Sansa being thankful for her rape, or crediting the violation for giving her maturity.
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"Sometimes the word of a woman, especially a young woman, is not afforded the value that it should be afforded," Allred said, crediting "investigative journalism" for finally spurring the university to take action against Tyndall and become more transparent with how it handled the complaints.
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"In that moment, the smoke being so thick and so black, and the fire moving as fast as it was, I had no idea how I would get back in there," Fiorini explains, crediting her strength in those moments to her faith in God.
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Despite the growth of groups like Game Workers Unite, game developers aren't currently unionized and are unlikely to soon, which means they have no way of forcing proper crediting, whether it's on the game they explicitly worked on or a remake/re-release later.
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Since starting the augmented reality beta, the startup has sold 1,105 items involving the use of AR — or about 8.5 percent of all sales during the period, according to co-founder Will Li — and is crediting the tech with a 20163 percent conversion rate boost.
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For example, WooCommerce is giving away an additional three months with a one-year Pressable subscription, and offering its plugin for free, while Xero is giving away a 30-day trial, one-hour consultation with a Xero advisor and crediting users' accounts with $100.
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Jason Pye, the vice president of legislative affairs for FreedomWorks, said he felt "pretty good" about the prospects for the Senate compromise legislation, crediting the White House and Trump for keeping the prospects of legislation alive during a heated, and deeply partisan, midterm year.
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The man who admired my peeling Formica was crediting me with, or accusing me of, doing something deliberate, and I don't doubt that the apparent artlessness of my daughter's adopted household is, however half-consciously, a result of a carefully considered set of convictions.
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While a few other Twitter users said they thought the brand should be called "Skim" or "Skimwear," Rodrigues' tweet from July has been getting attention since she reshared it following the announcement of the line's new name, with many crediting the idea to her.
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This will affect "This final rule clarifies, revises, or amends provisions regarding force-placed insurance notices, policies and procedures, early intervention, and loss mitigation requirements under Regulation X's servicing provisions; and prompt crediting and periodic statement requirements under Regulation Z's servicing provisions," the CFPB said.
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The plurality of that title became the foundation of her work: reporting on the country's culinary diversity, meticulously recording regional recipes and crediting them to home cooks, contextualizing food with the kinds of observations more commonly found in the work of botanists, anthropologists and historians.
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That is because, despite his abuses, a solid minority of Peruvians remember her disgraced father fondly, crediting him with taming the economic meltdown inherited from García in 1990 and crushing the Shining Path terrorists, whose violent Maoist nihilism once bathed the country in blood.
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Conservatives who lived through the period of rapid economic growth that he oversaw still revere him as the father of modern South Korea, crediting him not only with lifting the country out of poverty but also with guarding against Communist threats from the North.
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But the business community's response -- with some companies announcing bonuses for their workers and others crediting the tax bill with plans to expand or move money back into the United States -- is the real driver of the shift in public opinion, several strategists said.
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They are both publicly backing a progressive agenda, as the party's grassroots rallies around policies like Medicare-for-all, and crediting the House majority to some of the most moderate Democratic lawmakers, a substantial contingent of whom just unseated Republicans in historically conservative suburban districts.
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"As Jezebel reports, Hosszu has dealt with people crediting her husband-cum-coach with her successes for some time now and that "[i]t's true that Tusup is tied closely to Hosszu's success — not only as her coach, but as her main pillar of emotional support.
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A month following its return to the New York Stock Exchange after emerging from bankruptcy, Peabody Energy Corp on Thursday reported its highest net income in nearly five years, crediting improved U.S. demand for coal and a jump in revenue from sales of its Australian coal.
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His career since "Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson" has been somewhat checkered — his last big-budget film, "In the Heart of the Sea," sank at the box office — and he remains grateful for and mildly baffled by what success he has tasted, always crediting teachers, mentors and directors.
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Some experts, while crediting the Fair Food Program's achievements, have said they were skeptical about whether the model could be extended to a substantial portion of the country's farm workers, many of whom experience some of the worst conditions and lowest pay in the American work force.
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SEOUL, South Korea — President Moon Jae-in of South Korea warned on Wednesday that North Korea would face stiffer sanctions if it resumed weapons tests, while crediting President Trump with helping force the North to resume dialogue and strike a broader agreement to improve Korean ties.
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By crediting the Kellogg-Briand Pact with changing state behavior, we do not deny the importance of many other causes that have been offered for the end of conquest and decline of war, such as the advent of nuclear weapons and the considerable rise in free trade.
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Shero has preached patience during the franchise's rebuilding years, crediting the team's managing partners, Josh Harris and David Blitzer, for their willingness to stick with that plan and also noting the success of the arduous "Process" followed by Harris and Blitzer's N.B.A. team, the Philadelphia 76ers.
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" But even while crediting New Jersey for a more effective reformation, Mangual notes it remains less than ideal, acknowledging that "[t]he most recent report issued by the state's judiciary shows a not-insignificant increase in the percentage of defendants charged with new offenses while awaiting trial.
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Trump on Tuesday also cited a "caravan" of Central American migrants heading for the U.S. border, later saying he heard reports the caravan was broken up, crediting his threat to pull out of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) if Mexico does not arrest more migrants.
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The New York native went from working as a poorly paid waitress as recently as last year to sitting in Congress, she said, crediting Sanders for her own political awakening and shaking up U.S. politics with his primary challenge of eventual nominee Hillary Clinton in 2016.
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The printed version was prefaced with the phrase "From the Staff of the Virus Research Laboratory by Jonas E. Salk, M.D.," and a United Press account quoted him as crediting his original three assistants, who had joined him as early as 1949 — Dr. Youngner, Army Maj.
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And while maintaining a certain weight is par for the course in limiting an athlete&aposs risk for injury, crediting weight for a past injury or using a player&aposs size to speculate about the length of their career is not only unfounded but also reckless.
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The country singer — who currently works alongside Stefani on season 17 of The Voice, where the couple first met in 2014 — reflected on how the "Hollaback Girl" singer has impacted his life in a recent interview with Entertainment Tonight, crediting his girlfriend for his change in attitude.
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Mr. Kim, a Nobel Peace laureate who died in 22015, treated Ms. Lee as a political partner, crediting her with making it possible for him to survive torture, a death sentence and an assassination attempt to become the first opposition leader to win the South Korean presidency.
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The addition of Marks furthered what was already a formidable live unit, with the lead guitarist describing the shows as "otherworldly" and "like standing in front of a jet engine," crediting his bandmates with being able to put aside their struggles with Noise for the benefit of playing live.
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" Charnas, who had her second child in June 2018, also said that she has a nanny, but that it "has absolutely NOTHING to do with my body and for random women to tell me I should be crediting them for my figure and my 'excessive workouts' is actually disgusting.
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People constructed languages before Klingon: J.R.R. Tolkien created Quenya in 1915, later used in The Hobbit and Lord of the Rings; Edgar Rice Burroughs invented Barsoomian in 1912 for A Princess of Mars; St. Hildegard of Bingen fashioned the Lingua Ignota in 1200, crediting some angels for divine inspiration.
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But the conversation around crediting on the internet, where it's easy to pass off content as your own and build lucrative brands out of it, has been going on for years, with little recourse for those that create tweets, Instagram posts, and videos that end up going viral.
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Bannon, for instance, gave his mea culpa for his part in the Wolff book to Swan after the reporter asked if he wanted to do his official apology with Axios — meaning that the newshounds of Twitter, Drudge Report, and other outlets were all crediting Axios once it went live.
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"I think most record label executives still fear that the fashion aspect of the video will overpower the music, or that the artist will become too closely associated with a certain brand, so they often avoid publicly crediting the stylists and designers involved in making the visuals," Mario says.
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"In a perfect world, you would tax the thing you want less of and provide a revenue stream to the Treasury, instead of crediting clean energy and draining the Treasury," says David Brown, a lobbyist for Exelon, the nation's largest operator of nuclear power plants, which don't emit carbon.
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Last September, Margera — who welcomed his first child, son Phoenix Wolf Margera, with wife Nicole Boyd in December — opened up to PEOPLE about learning to skateboard again after years of alcohol abuse, crediting the sport with helping him get his life back on track after hitting rock bottom.
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I also promised that I wouldn't make any sorts of demands on him as far as a video and that I wasn't going to promote it or even go any further to alert people about him being on the record other than properly crediting him in the liner notes.
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To online content creators who are more concerned with being positive voices in their community than with making a profit, the ability of BuzzFeed, with its many resources, to casually and quickly monetize content they spent time and care crafting, without ever crediting their work, is deeply offensive.
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Media coverage of the opening days of competition included crediting a Gold medalist swimmer's husband-coach for her victory, calling renowned swimmer Katie Ledecky a "female Michael Phelps," and identifying bronze medal winner Corey Cogdell-Unrein as "the wife of a Bears' lineman" without actually using her name.
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While crediting it as "the most balling-est sh*t" he'd ever seen in his life, T-Pain notes he never participated because "they got damn near billions of dollars" and he had no intention in pretending he was "in that bracket" Have something to add to this story?
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In 2002, according to the New York Times, Spanish researchers found that by drinking eight to 14 glasses of wine per week (particularly red wine), those who imbibed saw a 60% reduction in the risk of developing a cold, with the scientists crediting the antioxidants found in wine.
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Companies could choose to lobby quietly for Republican policies they like without overtly entering the fray in this way — executives loved Bush's tax cuts too but didn't spend the mid-aughts sending out an endless stream of press releases crediting the president with every new hire and every raise.
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If you do a search on Instagram now with #cliteracy, you will find a large number of works there using my lexicon, especially the word "cliteracy" but also "solidgoldclit" or clit puns like "cliterati"—projects building on the force of these words but not crediting their source whatsoever.
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Fans were upset by this, some even offered their own takes on what the poster ought to look like: Movie billing—the process of crediting actors on theatrical posters and on-screen credits—is a fairly complicated practice that is often decided behind the scenes through contract negotiation.
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While no scene is perfect, venues are also becoming safer places for POC, women, and the LGBTQ community, with the TGAF crew crediting online communities that allow people to discuss harassment and discrimination without relying on the often unreliable systems set up by clubs and promoters for these problems.
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Trump has repeatedly thanked West for his public statements of support, crediting them for a supposed increase in support from black voters (this was not actually the case), while conservative commentators have argued that West's support is proof that Trump and the Republican Party at large are not racist.
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Later that evening Nielsen updated its data, crediting the National with an additional 2,000 sales, which sent "Sleep Well Beast" to No. 23 and pushed Odesza to third place.) Jack Johnson's "All the Light Above It Too" (Brushfire) opened at No. 5 with the equivalent of 44,000 sales.
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"But then I saw you and your courage to take on the DNC in 2016, you stepped down after they, should I say harassed you for not falling in line," the man said, crediting her for his "political awakening" and for his becoming "more educated" on foreign policy.
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Since right-wing President Jair Bolsonaro took office in January 2019, Brazilians have been sharply divided, with supporters crediting the former army captain for a rapid drop in violent crime and an improving economy, while his detractors have denounced what they consider racism, sexism and disrespect for the poor.
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" Brandon Lee Will Not Be Charged Following Altercation With Dad Tommy Lee Tommy went on to say that he feels he&aposs "not fully to blame," crediting Brandon and 20-year-old son Dylan&aposs mom, Pamela Anderson , for "enabling bad behavior and buying them things when they weren't good.
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As seen in the posts below, historically paid Instagram posts have often named specific products without explicitly revealing they were paid marketing tricks; though it's not really very hard to put two and two together, consumers are easily swayed by famous people crediting certain products for their good looks and fortunes.
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"Among other things, the revised manual directs DOJ attorneys to consider 'crediting and apportionment of financial penalties, fines, and forfeitures, and other means of avoiding disproportionate punishment' and, when possible, 'to coordinate with other federal, state, local, and foreign enforcement authorities' in the assessment of penalties," the law firm wrote.
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The final straw was when a YouTuber sent me a link to a video he'd made with the information in my post, and it was like 'Sean Murray Lies For X Minutes' or something... People were crediting me in their take-downs, and I stopped wanting any part in it.
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Twine, the U.K. startup formerly known as Clowdy, originally launched with something akin to a "LinkedIn for creatives" combined with an IMDb-esque crediting system that enables musicians, filmmakers and other types of creatives to showcase not only their own productions but also contributions they've made to other people's work.
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Days after seemingly crediting himself with having inspired dramatic moves by Saudi Arabia and others to isolate Qatar, and thus ushering in the region's "biggest diplomatic crisis in decades," the president sent a backhanded note of condolence to Iran in the wake of Wednesday's twin ISIS terror attacks in Tehran.
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"So we called him out, we're going to keep calling him out, and while we do that, what they've done is now 50 Republicans are fighting with their speaker, and ... that is a big deal," Lujan Grisham said, crediting the local advocates with keeping the pressure on to force the vote.
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Crediting the better-than-expected results to stronger last-minute bookings and ticket yields in November, United posted a pretax margin excluding special items of 27.729 percent, compared with 583 percent for the same quarter of 258, on track with an updated prediction of the company's profitability issued last week.
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"We organize the team in such a way that they were able to operate pretty independently and freely, but still had great access and relationships to the linear networks and all of the amazing IP and talent coming out of it," Day said, crediting CEO Bob Bakish with supporting that structure.
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Capital One, Wells Fargo, Waste Management, JetBlue Airlines, Comcast, AT&T, American Airlines, BB&T and Nationwide Mutual Insurance are just a few of the more than 80 companies that have all announced employee bonuses, additional benefits, and higher wages for their employees crediting successful passage of the tax reform bill.
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But he cautioned that while his client wanted to go home, their hope during the talks last year was that Malaysian courts might grant him some credit for the 13 years he has spent in custody, despite rules in the military commissions system that bar crediting time served toward a sentence.
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As my colleague Dara Lind wrote on the alt-right in 2017: In 2015 and 2016, the alt-right was an inescapable online presence, with some of its members crediting the movement's "meme magic" with the unexpected popularity of Donald Trump in the Republican presidential primary and, later, the general election.
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In crediting Mr. Cohen with providing "substantial and significant efforts" to assist the investigation, Mr. Mueller's separate sentencing memo details new evidence of collusion with Russia, including a previously unreported phone conversation in November 2015 between Mr. Cohen and an unnamed Russian who claimed to be a "trusted person" in Moscow.
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" The fashion and lifestyle blogger, who had her second child in June 2018, also said that she has a nanny but that it "has absolutely NOTHING to do with my body and for random women to tell me I should be crediting them for my figure and my 'excessive workouts' is actually disgusting.
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"I recall the joy and enormous satisfaction I felt when my son, James Wilkie, started reading the Harry Potter series, because for him, like for so many, it was the gateway to loving books for life," the Sex and the City actress said, also crediting the books with her son's love of storytelling.
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Last September, Margera — who welcomed his first child, son Phoenix Wolf Margera, with wife Nicole Boyd a little over two weeks ago — opened up to PEOPLE about learning to skateboard again after years of alcohol abuse, crediting the sport with helping him get his life back on track after hitting rock bottom.
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News literacy curricula in schools and workplaces, easier-to-use reference material tied to news shared online, transparent newsroom policies on subjects like conflicts of interest and corrections and rigorous methods of sourcing and crediting are all essential to enabling news consumers to navigate the information ocean in which many now drown.
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While crediting it as "the most balling-est sh*t" he'd ever seen in his life, T-Pain notes he never participated because "they got damn near billions of dollars" and he had no intention in pretending he was "in that bracket"The entirety of T-Pain's first stream is viewable here.
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Along with using women from a variety of backgrounds to front ad campaigns, CoverGirl has this week launched a foundation range in 40 shades to meet demand, with a 13-minute ad crediting the names of people who contacted Coty asking for a wider range of makeup that matched their skin tones.
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"There was a real drive and motivation within the Latino community to vote in this first Trump midterm," Barreto said, crediting that enthusiasm not only due to revulsion of Trump, but also because of the extensive organizing that the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, third party-groups, and individual candidates like former Texas Rep.
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"President Bush clearly recognized that disabilities don't discriminate on the basis of political party, or race or income status, that disabilities have a unique ability to unite us, and that's exactly what President Bush did," Lagevin said on CNN, crediting the 41st president with uniting lawmakers from both parties to pass the legislation in 1990.
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And he is diligent in documenting what comes across as Brooks's rapacious need to receive the lion's share of recognition on works he produced with collaborators, sometimes undercutting creative partners like Buck Henry (to whom Brooks would later apologize for not more fully crediting his contributions in the making of the television series "Get Smart").
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"It is notable, then, that each prosecutor and regulator involved in the settlements will receive payment from SocGen, with no crediting of payments made to other agencies and no suggestion by DOJ or any other agency that the penalty it imposed had been reduced in light of the penalties assessed by other agencies," the firm added.
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On April 5, a group of six NGOs working in the country addressed a critical letter to Zuckerberg, citing "issues that have been rife on Facebook in Myanmar for more than four years now," criticizing the company for crediting its own systems with catching violent messages when in fact it had been these organizations doing the moderation work.
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"I was being polite so I came along but as soon as I walked in my jaw dropped and I thought 'My god, this is amazing'," revealed Jones, crediting the key shareholder and partner that he shares with Zobler, American billionaire investor Ron Burkle, as the bright spark who brought them together on the hugely ambitious project.
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Crediting Kershaw with three wins because of the games in which he carried his team despite subpar offensive outputs is not higher-order math, honestly, but it does line up with the more advanced WAR stats: Fangraphs' WAR says Kershaw has been worth 2200 wins to date, and Baseball Reference says 22 wins is the right number.
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"Progress in building a federal state in Somalia, combined with collective international naval efforts and antipiracy policies from the regional states, such as Puntland, has contributed to the reduction of onshore safe havens for pirates along the Somali coast," the report found, crediting warships, the use of armed guards on commercial vessels and international deterrence efforts.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE and Republicans frequently tout the U.S.'s booming economy, often crediting the GOP-backed tax plan for good economic news.
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"Passage of a censure resolution by the House or Senate would bring no concrete consequences, but it would be a powerful statement from the GOP that the party's leaders will not simply ignore or excuse a sitting U.S. president of either party openly crediting America's enemies at the expense of its public servants — and of the truth," the editorial reads.
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Some reporters and editors at the paper say that individual instances of not properly crediting are attributable not to a policy of not linking to rival news outlets, but just to harried journalists not getting around to doing so, green reporters not knowing to do so, and editors not being aware of previous reporting and not doing the research needed to add links.
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In 2018, they invited two couples whose daughters were most likely killed by members of the MS-13 gang; a boy who organized the placement of more than 40,000 American flags and red carnations on soldiers' graves; and representatives from an Ohio manufacturing company that, crediting the passage of Mr. Trump's 2017 tax cuts, gave out Christmas bonuses to its employees.
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Read more: Trump is using blatant racism and xenophobia to get his base excited ahead of 2020Le Batard then crediting Fox Sports 1's Nick Wright, who had tweeted out that the attacks against Read more: Championship teams visiting the White House has turned into a mess — here is how Trump and the teams have wrecked the traditionYou can watch Le Batard's segment in full below.
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" Bleu also made reference to the optics of a powerful, white woman like Kardashian profiting off the work of less-powerful Black women like herself: "There is also something deeply uncomfortable about someone with Khloé's wealth and power appropriating designs and fashion directly from a Black woman with a small business without crediting her, making cheap knockoffs, and then attempting to threaten her into silence.
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Crime, murder, & shootings have decreased significantly during same period The tweet came almost immediately after Donald Trump during Monday night's debate repeated his calls for expanding the use of stop-and-frisk, the policy in which police officers stop citizens in public if they suspect a crime has been committed, crediting it as the reason for the drop in crime in New York City.
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More Americans are crediting former President Obama for the state of the economy than President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE, an ABC News/Washington Post poll found.
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