It was hard going, hacking through mats of crisscrossing roots.
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Trilobites What crafted these crisscrossing lines in the Caspian Sea?
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Crisscrossing Europe in 2110, Mr. Clement hit his collecting stride.
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Nowhere include a doomsday prophet who lives among the crisscrossing channels
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They form acres of crisscrossing tunnels with thousands of cooperative workers.
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Some had crisscrossing patterns that went right to all four edges.
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He could tell that crisscrossing time zones had drained his players.
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The more devout wore dozens in crisscrossing strings around their torsos.
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With Congress now in recess, Ms. Noem is crisscrossing the state.
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Sanders has been crisscrossing Southern states this month, speaking to black voters.
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Donald J. Trump is crisscrossing the country in a last-bid rush.
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Clay spends the night crisscrossing his town with Hannah as his guide.
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Former President Barack Obama is crisscrossing the country in support of Democrats.
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Crisscrossing the country, he speaks at local events and writes opinion pieces.
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I'm just crisscrossing the state and doing as much as I can.
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I loved crisscrossing New York and hearing what was on people's minds.
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These adventurers earn their living by crisscrossing the globe, searching for astronomic treasures.
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They're crisscrossing the Granite State in hopes of ginning up last-minute support.
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A few weeks later, still crisscrossing the US, they wed in Las Vegas.
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The Traveling Vietnam Memorial Wall has been crisscrossing the country for 31 years.
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After crisscrossing the country in the Straight Talk Express, he selected Alaska Gov.
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He's crisscrossing Europe because he believes it's a bellwether for the United States.
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During episodes of development, Mr. Adès emphasized the tangled complexity of crisscrossing lines.
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To find out, our reporter Sarah Lyall spent eight days crisscrossing the country.
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A Gutenberg Bible, then another, century after century, elegant grillwork crisscrossing the shelves.
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Carson is among a dozen Republican presidential candidates crisscrossing Iowa before the state's Feb.
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Crisscrossing wire covering the photo's frame transforms the historical image into a sculptural object.
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Both candidates spent much of their last few days crisscrossing the key swing states.
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His coming appearances in Iowa will correspond with several Clinton friends crisscrossing the state.
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In Louisiana alone, there are more than 125,000 miles of pipeline crisscrossing our state.
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Since the nineteen-seventies, John Zorn has been crisscrossing the divide in kinetic patterns.
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But Swalwell's not the only Democrat crisscrossing key primary states ahead of 2020: Sen.
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Crisscrossing the state, I found more people interested in problem-solving than point-scoring.
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Tunnels will stack, crisscrossing and overlapping each other for maximum efficiency across many stacked layers.
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Clinton and her family are crisscrossing Iowa before Monday's caucuses to get out the vote.
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Amid crisscrossing square metal air handlers, a red hose snaked into and out of view.
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Contributions from Brooklyn-based performance artist Narcissister perhaps best unite the show's two crisscrossing directions.
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Mr. Sanders is still at it, crisscrossing the country stumping for populist candidates and causes.
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I was starting a family and still crisscrossing the Middle East with the Air Force.
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Presidentials hopefuls have been crisscrossing Iowa for more than a year to make their case.
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The fund joins a growing array of AI ethics initiatives crisscrossing the corporate world and academia.
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Uranus and Neptune have weaker, more complicated fields, as if they had several, crisscrossing bar magnets.
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Super-spy Ethan Hunt is no stranger to crisscrossing the globe in order to save it.
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And no one spent more time crisscrossing the state in the final month as did Buttigieg.
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Many of these paintings spent a century crisscrossing the country, from one drawing room to another.
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The fourth, and most complex, dynamic may be the crisscrossing foreign interventions, which have grown steadily.
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Mr. Ahmad is booked virtually every night, crisscrossing the country from stadiums to modest provincial bars.
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Cruz has stepped up his campaigning, crisscrossing the state to meet voters and match O'Rourke's pace.
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Researchers have found older man-made images, but these were abstract patterns, such as crisscrossing lines.
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She followed that up by crisscrossing the state, breaking her campaign's crowd records again and again.
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Crisscrossing Spain, a fleet of trucks provides a new perspective on art as it zooms by.
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Democratic candidates have spent recent weeks crisscrossing Iowa in preparation for the first nominating contest there.
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Teixeira was arraigned on two counts of murder in his hospital bed, tubes crisscrossing his body.
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Sometimes called "the Stack," its design of crisscrossing lanes has been copied in cities around the world.
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Drivers had to use physical maps — real, folding, paper maps with tiny little roads crisscrossing and intersecting.
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Kasich, who has been crisscrossing the country, was asked to host a speaking event at Burkle's home.
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The dream of autonomous cars crisscrossing American roads just got a huge boost from the Obama Administration.
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Crisscrossing the country, the Celtics whipped all comers, exhibiting their skills in dingy dancehalls and cramped arenas.
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The hooks lie in how she turns her own voice into a multifaceted thing, with crisscrossing layers.
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President Trump has been crisscrossing the country to deliver fear-based messages on immigration and other issues.
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All three candidates are crisscrossing the world, trying to persuade governmental health ministers to swing to them.
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For years he's been crisscrossing the Southwest in his 1976 Ford Ranger, going from job to job.
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Warren is certainly vying for the mantle of leadership, crisscrossing the country to promote her new book.
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Blake plays the drums with flawless technique and the buoyant, crisscrossing style of a post-bop master.
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The metropolitan area long sat at the center of a network of economic links crisscrossing the Midwest.
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Cargo, including a seven-foot-tall wood bookshelf, was cinched with thick canvas straps and crisscrossing bungee cords.
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Spectator videos posted on news websites showed Connell's plane crisscrossing past another stunt plane close to the ground.
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She could see all the veins and nerves crisscrossing her hand like a miniature blue and red superhighway.
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Over the weekend, he's crisscrossing the state, stumping at town halls, forums and canvass lunches in 10 towns.
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The darker parts of the image will require more crisscrossing threads to create the illusion of a shadow.
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I love watching the ferries crisscrossing the bay and the container ships arriving from all over the world.
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Once that happened, one could even perceive the crisscrossing tendrils that accounted for 35 distinct cuisines in China.
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It is a catalyst and nucleus, exerting control over the radiating, crisscrossing black curves and lines surrounding it.
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Jada Yuan, who is crisscrossing the globe as The Times's 52 Places Traveler, discussed the tech she's using.
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They spend weeks away from home, crisscrossing the country to keep store shelves stocked and the economy humming.
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With its dozens of characters and crisscrossing multiyear storylines, the show may be the MCU's closest onscreen cousin.
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I recognized the shade of her ash brown eyebrows and the faint purple thread veins crisscrossing her cheeks.
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There are a number of crisscrossing and snowballing reasons why it took me so long to get there.
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According to its first director, the staff coordinated and integrated the "ideas in crisscrossing proposals" from around government.
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For decades, residents have scoured the dozens of tunnels crisscrossing Coscuez for stones to buy their next meal.
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Mr. Zeitlin, who turned 80 last month, has always kept his crisp, rich harmonies fastened to crisscrossing cadences.
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Buttigieg has headlined hundreds of private fundraisers in 2019, crisscrossing the nation to raise millions from wealthy Americans.
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The AR simulation was good enough Sunny could see the white curves crisscrossing the black lenses of her sunglasses.
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The world is covered in crisscrossing land, sea, and air routes linking multiple trading partners all across the globe.
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Underground, there's potential for many layers crisscrossing one another, which helping optimize for whatever destinations a driver may have.
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The Texas Democrat has been crisscrossing the state over the past four months gauging support for a statewide bid.
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Introduced in 1941, Marshall is crisscrossing the country handling cases, seeking elusive victories in the face of racial injustice.
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They've spent months crisscrossing the country, building out elaborate campaign operations and pleading for the support of small donors.
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Strict guitar bands have it hard enough, but synthesizers allow for all sorts of potential crisscrossing messages about technology.
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Diana Taylor, his longtime partner, has been crisscrossing the country with one clear job: To soften Mr. Bloomberg's image.
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He spent the weekend of the Nevada caucuses crisscrossing Texas and holding rallies before crowds well into the thousands.
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As you read this, Democratic presidential hopefuls are crisscrossing Iowa, trying to assure farmers that they share their concerns.
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To understand flying in America today, one of our reporters spent eight days crisscrossing the country in economy class.
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I'm blessed to have Chasten crisscrossing the country on my behalf, from Derry, New Hampshire, to Las Vegas, Nevada.
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Warren has been crisscrossing the country, but has also been spending a ton of time in the early states.
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Vega is staying on the story until the very end, crisscrossing the country in the final sprint of the campaign.
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Planes of color collide like tectonic plates, often threaded with crisscrossing railroad tracks that tie them together like surgical stitches.
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Maduro&aposs main challenger, Henri Falcon, has drawn tiny crowds and scant media coverage in his crisscrossing of the country.
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But even as Obama was triumphantly crisscrossing New Hampshire, the state's famously contrarian voters were preparing to rewrite the script.
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On a recent Friday afternoon, pedestrians were crisscrossing the bike lanes as they snapped photos or took in the views.
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But his principal envoys have been crisscrossing the Middle East, conveying a message that directly contradicts the President's initial statements.
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The 1950s, crisscrossing the country as the photographer for the in-house magazine of the British-owned Iraq Petroleum Company.
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To walk around the whole area is about 2.78 miles, and that doesn't include any crisscrossing you're likely to do.
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Their partnership sealed at their party's convention, the two went their separate ways, crisscrossing the country on their own planes.
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To understand the forces defining air travel in America today, I spent eight days crisscrossing the country in economy class.
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Not long after von Liebieg completed his journey, and before Kerouac was crisscrossing the country, things got rolling in America.
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Her latest movie arises out of a photographic collaboration with the artist JR, which entailed crisscrossing and chronicling rural France.
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By her own account, she spends half of her time in the air, crisscrossing the globe for work and pleasure.
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Times journalists crisscrossing the country in recent weeks have found that the stressed-out state of air travel is clear.
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Allison McCann, a visual journalist for The Times, is currently crisscrossing France to relay dispatches from the Women's World Cup.
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But they are just two of a vast 31 million mile web of oil and gas pipelines crisscrossing the United States.
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Second, the global economy's crisscrossing trade, financial and investment agreements rest more heavily on these two leading players than any others.
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But the vast, eerie attic, with its immense, crisscrossing beams and dark rafters, felt almost like a forest, a wild place.
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When the stage suddenly darkens, it fills with crisscrossing spotlights and a swirling fog that creates iridescent lines and wafting clouds.
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He traveled incessantly for many years, crisscrossing the globe in appearances in which he made money but also pushed philanthropic causes.
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He was thrown into the media firestorm, crisscrossing Manhattan as he discussed his claim on an alphabet soup of television networks.
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The pipes, linking and crisscrossing over the trapezoidal floor-to-ceiling windows, are fitted with 30 faucets situated at varying heights.
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With all the fiber optic cable crisscrossing the Earth's surface, the constant connectivity needed for the internet isn't a big deal.
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Clotheslines crisscrossing through the air More than 5,800 migrants have taken shelter in the complex, according to Mexico's Social Development Secretariat.
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Since last fall, Carlos and Roby have been crisscrossing America, picking up and mentoring as many clemency recipients as they can.
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The crisscrossing straps paid tribute to Crawford's Versace VMAs outfit, which featured a similar strappy bustier top accented with gold buckles.
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Taddeo spent "thousands of hours" with the women, crisscrossing the country six times, moving to their towns for years on end.
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The music is brassy and industrious, with Baroque-like strands of crisscrossing lines, though the busyness gets interrupted by rhythmic disruptions.
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Our reporter spent eight days crisscrossing the U.S. Read her account of grumpiness, fatigue, skipped lunches, boarding nightmares and runaway luggage.
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It did not surprise Mr. Graham that Ms. Majors was crisscrossing New York, making music and adapting to city life quickly.
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Ms. Wong instead spoons sautéed mushrooms into hers, along with a crisscrossing of fresh herbs and a spill of coconut cream.
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Sometimes the crisscrossing of lives, loves and ideas is confusing but still true to life in its mess and its drama.
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I naturally did try, and after some crisscrossing of London's streets, I felt like I'd been wearing a giant ginger afro wig.
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Dead branches and leaves, affixed to wires crisscrossing the gallery, mechanically rustle and twitch, often in time with Ms. Sandsmark's agitated movement.
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Still, this hasn't stopped thousands of women—both local and tourist—from crisscrossing their way across the 1.3 million square mile country.
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This inspired some of the others to cry out as well, until the room rang with the crisscrossing glissandos of primate music.
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These two crisscrossing narratives between the Annie-Owen journey and the Fujita-Mantleray journey are likely a real, if slightly dreamy, prologue.
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And that's pretty much where Dave Roberts spends his time these days, crisscrossing the country by foot, by bike, even by kayak.
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The so-called experts were known for crisscrossing the state, supplying valuable and even decisive testimony on call and for a price.
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He's crisscrossing the country, sometimes giving multiple speeches a day, whipping up crowds for his former rival and down-ballot Democrats alike.
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What to Do Ridgewood has several shopping districts crisscrossing the neighborhood along Myrtle and Seneca Avenues as well as Fresh Pond Road.
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Instead, they lie on rugs crisscrossing each other across the floor, their faces illuminated by Leah Singer's 48-minute video projection installation.
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Panting, dry-mouthed and with streams of blood crisscrossing his face, Mr. Orr recorded his injuries as he spoke to the camera.
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The birds, dividing themselves into smaller convoys, theoretically by breed, circled the area, crisscrossing other groups to create layered patches of light.
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Volunteers and charity workers were crisscrossing the region in minivans, delivering water and food to the residents who survived the weekend inferno.
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My culinary anthropology saw me crisscrossing the island, bisecting its interior from all angles and touching down fleetingly on its sandy fringes.
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It starts with a strong crisscrossing "P" and ends with a scythe-like "S" that swoops below the base of the script.
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By foot, boat, bicycle, even wheelchair, they are crisscrossing the land this summer, trying to cobble serenity from lives upended by combat.
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If only I'd had one of these on my own African motorcycle trip — a father-daughter crisscrossing of Uganda three years ago.
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She had been crisscrossing Northern California for nearly two years, after she separated from her pack in Oregon and traversed state lines.
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The Hudson River rolling out to sea at your feet impressively compensates, with its restlessly crisscrossing oil barges, ferries and vintage sailboats.
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Science fiction writers have long imagined spacecraft crisscrossing the solar system, like in the latest TV series "The Expanse," not throwaway rockets.
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She had finished covering the presidential election, spending the year crisscrossing the nation with two Republican candidates, Newt Gingrich and Mitt Romney.
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Ethnic Baloch people straddle the porous and lengthy Iran-Pakistan border, with many insurgent groups crisscrossing the border to the annoyance of authorities.
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They're crisscrossing the West in an effort to win at least a few key states that could stop Trump and perhaps even Clinton.
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His days are long, 211 hours crisscrossing the city and ferrying local residents to buy groceries, get medicine and go to the hospital.
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For five years Dan and a brother have been kindling an antirock crusade by crisscrossing the country urging youngsters to destroy offending albums.
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CoStar, like its competitors today, used to put more than 1,000 researchers in cars crisscrossing the nation to gather data from the ground.
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As I spoke to each botmaker, it became increasingly clear that the community at large was tied together by crisscrossing lines of influence.
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The banners are red, each emblazoned with a motif of four crisscrossing brain stems inside a circle divided into black and white quadrants.
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When the strings race up and down, he jumps powerfully on the spot, his feet crisscrossing in the air (entrechat-quatre) like blades.
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By the end of the next decade, the FAA expects the number of passengers annually crisscrossing American skies to grow to 1 billion.
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The entire city can seem transformed into a spectacular carnival, with parades crisscrossing the city, residents in costume and daily bullfights and concerts.
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" Sanders — who allies have said wants to run in 2020 — has been crisscrossing the country to tout his policies on "protecting working families.
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Sanders campaigned aggressively in Wisconsin, crisscrossing the state for events and running television advertisements making the case that he is the best candidate.
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She has been crisscrossing the country for the past five weeks or so, and her job is clear: to soften Mr. Bloomberg's image.
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Mr. Mnuchin has spent the week crisscrossing Pennsylvania Avenue to meet with Ms. Pelosi and the two have talked repeatedly on the phone.
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An intersection of two busy thoroughfares, the afternoon was bustling with children returning from summer camp crisscrossing with people darting to the subway.
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And both of them are crisscrossing the country holding public events amid the outbreak of a virus that's particularly dangerous for older Americans.
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The point of his constant speaking tours crisscrossing the country was not to build an individual cult, but to develop an institutional base.
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We emerge from Manhattan into the estuaries of New Jersey, amethyst grasses waving under a blue sky, wooden walkways crisscrossing salty, sodden ground.
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The doorman warns me that a storm is coming, but I set off anyway down the tree-canopied streets and busy, crisscrossing avenues.
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" As she's been "crisscrossing the country" for Warren, Pressley told AM to DM that the energy "feels good, it feels like a movement.
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These are the things Tucker Halpern saw for himself as a 20193-year-old crisscrossing the country with an elite amateur basketball team.
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Crisscrossing the state in recent days, Buttigieg was greeted by voters who identified themselves as Republican but said they were supporting his candidacy.
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Mr. Grant had three pinballs going simultaneously, racking up more points by sending them crisscrossing past one another and banking into illuminated bumpers.
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Her warbling Cajun accent betrays hints of a hard Texan "r," the result of a childhood crisscrossing Texas and Louisiana with her mother.
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The crisscrossing streams of vivid pigment on the canvas resemble the tangles of colorful wires that Cruz uses to connect his modular synthesizers.
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The couple has been crisscrossing the country raising hundreds of thousands of dollars and trying to energize Trump voters on behalf of Republican candidates.
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As she spends the next few days crisscrossing California, Clinton is relying heavily on her relationships with California politicians -- some that go back decades.
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Abrams, who is crisscrossing the state in an effort to get out the early vote, was effusive in her praise of the California lawmaker.
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Amtrak is spending an estimated $30 million to $40 million on the repairs, which are focused on the most complex portion of crisscrossing tracks.
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McConnell also said he was grateful to Trump for crisscrossing the country in the final week of the campaign to rev up conservative voters.
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Narrator: If you've driven any one of the many highways crisscrossing the world, chances are you've seen one of these: a truck escape ramp.
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Inside, though, is not what you might expect: far from homey, it is a raw space, with exposed wooden beams crisscrossing over your head.
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Ms. Kerr has been crisscrossing the vast district to speak with voters, but she only discusses Mr. Shooter when she is asked about him.
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It seems like the wettest, boggiest slope ever, with scores of crisscrossing rainwater runnels, turning everything into a churn of mud and sheep droppings.
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Mike Pence has been crisscrossing the country over the past few months, raising money and holding events for Republicans up for election in 2018.
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Trumpet, trombone and tenor saxophone made a squall of crisscrossing cries — a bright sound that suggested rising flames, but was darker than blue too.
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The service now has more than 1,500 cars crisscrossing much of Manhattan, as well as making stops in Williamsburg, Brooklyn and at the airports.
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Yet with all that, and an extensive highway network crisscrossing the state's 268,000 square miles, Texas does a remarkably good job maintaining it all.
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He might even be handsome," he said, "if it weren't for his over-all look of exhaustion, the crisscrossing expression lines hardening his features.
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Even as they've been crisscrossing the first four states, multiple top-tier campaigns have also been mapping out their Super Tuesday strategies for months.
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Ms. Heitkamp has been crisscrossing the plains and valleys of North Dakota on a rigorous five-rally-a-day campaign push that began Thursday.
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Bernie Sanders is back on the campaign trail, crisscrossing the country in support of the growing list of progressive candidates who share his message.
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In the final days of the campaign, Clinton has been in it to win it, crisscrossing the country in her signature coif and kitten heels.
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Kolkata is India's third-most populous city and is one of the four big metros with close to 15 million people crisscrossing its roads everyday.
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There's a lot of interesting storylines that are crisscrossing, and I think these communities will certainly play a part in the future of the show.
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The answer to that is still being hammered out through an ever-growing thicket of crisscrossing treaties, national court rulings, and shifting tech company policies.
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Trump family members who (theoretically) don't participate in politics every day still spend a lot of their time crisscrossing the globe for business and pleasure.
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The Christian conception of an invariable, geocentric universe composed of perfect forms excluded any notion of cosmic flaws, much less untethered rocks crisscrossing the ether.
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Both candidates are crisscrossing the state and turning up the heat on their opponent, working to take a large slice of New York's 247 delegates.
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A suspect in their deaths, Bampumim Teixeira, 30, was arraigned on two counts of murder in his hospital bed on Monday, tubes crisscrossing his body.
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McHenry has been crisscrossing the country and raising serious cash, including $7.7 million for GOP colleagues and another $2.6 million to the GOP campaign arm.
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The arrangement of crisscrossing planes, balanced dramatically over a waterfall, "would reflect the lessons Wright had learned at MoMA, compliments of Philip Johnson," Howard writes.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi all but tripped over each other last month crisscrossing the continent on personal goodwill visits.
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Clinton, eyeing a Senate seat from New York, who left her husband at home as she hit the road, crisscrossing the state for her campaign.
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Beyond that, he's been crisscrossing the country in recent weeks, rolling out his "5 rights" — a sort of early policy platform — in town hall events.
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"He is crisscrossing the state in a way I've rarely seen at any level," said Brandt Hershman, an Indiana state senator and former congressional aide.
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Andrew M. Cuomo, Ms. Hochul has worked on women's rights and family issues, crisscrossing the state and attending as many as four events a day.
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One train, carrying 2,500 (the freight manifest marked "Yids"), traveled for six days, crisscrossing from town to town near Iasi, stopping occasionally to offload bodies.
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By some estimates, fully 70 percent of the convoys crisscrossing the theater of war are involved in "liquid logistics," the delivery of fuel and water.
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Mr. Graham, crisscrossing the country to turn out the Republican vote against the centrist Democratic senators who were once his natural allies, lapped it up.
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WUHAN, China — His days are long, 12 hours crisscrossing the city and ferrying local residents to buy groceries, get medicine and go to the hospital.
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WUHAN, China — His days are long, 12 hours crisscrossing the city and ferrying local residents to buy groceries, get medicine and go to the hospital.
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The former vice president, 74, has spent his days working on causes for his foundation and crisscrossing the country to help Democratic candidates in 2018.
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Fans of contemporary art will be crisscrossing Manhattan this weekend, visiting fairs on Midtown's Far West Side, an East River pier and points in between.
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The camera sits behind Harriet as she prepares, lingering just long enough on her exposed back to see the crisscrossing highways of raised scars there.
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When I passed through the revolving doors at New York's JFK airport, the size of all that I saw - people, SUVs, highways crisscrossing overhead - dwarfed me.
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When I passed through the revolving doors at New York's JFK airport, the size of all that I saw – people, SUVs, highways crisscrossing overhead – dwarfed me.
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She has spent months crisscrossing the country to attend fund-raising events that bring in up to $2,700, the maximum donation allowed for the nominating contest.
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The last week or so of campaigning brings perfect conditions -- candidates crisscrossing each other on the way to events in close proximity in a small state.
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Campaign Trump Jr. Trump Jr. emerged as one of candidate Donald Trump's leading surrogates on the campaign trail, crisscrossing the country speaking on his father's behalf.
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Kaine, a former Virginia governor and Richmond mayor, has been crisscrossing the country to campaign on behalf of the Democratic nominee and introduce himself to voters.
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In one case, she said, a client was huddled in a coat on a mild day, sitting next to space heaters, with wires crisscrossing the floor.
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This time there's a lot going on, however futile it all is: Patrick's endless taxi rides crisscrossing Manhattan and beyond in search of drugs and sex.
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The Elements intone chantlike harmonies, and in the most inspired moments, the male quartet performs complex, pungent passages, with crisscrossing strands of dense yet lucid counterpoint.
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As arranged and led by Jeremy Toussaint-Baptiste at PS1, the performance started with crisscrossing arcs of microphone feedback, familiar from other performances of the piece.
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At the time of the Gujarat riots, he was emerging as a celebrity, crisscrossing India to preside over mass yoga camps and pitch his home remedies.
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Crisscrossing the province, he visited cafes and restaurants, a microbrewery, an aluminum factory, a First Nations community radio station and a mosque marked by bullet holes.
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We now have journalists living in every part of the country who spend their time crisscrossing their states and regions for stories that aren't being told.
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Alex Katz had done something similar in the early 103s in paintings in which he worked the branches of bare winter trees into black crisscrossing networks.
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Syria's disintegration was unusual in degree, partly because of the government's brutality and the crisscrossing interventions that helped pull the country apart, but not in kind.
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ALEXANDRA ALTER Mr. O'Reilly has also brought his brand of brash conservatism and patriotism more directly to viewers, crisscrossing the country for speaking engagements and performances.
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Space debris already creates an intricate space highway of crisscrossing lanes of traffic in orbit, dominated by satellites moving at many thousands of miles per hour.
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The candidate has split his days between campaigning in early voting states and crisscrossing other parts of the country to attend events with high-dollar donors.
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This week Cruz is crisscrossing the state in a bus, cruising through small hamlets with stops at a pizza place, coffee house and even a water park.
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Even various astronomy organizations have begun to voice concern over the impact of thousands of small satellites crisscrossing the skies on their ability to observe the stars.
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After crisscrossing the country to evade police, and ultimately landing himself on the FBS's 230 Most Wanted list, Warren Jeffs was captured in Las Vegas in 218.
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The results come as the Republican presidential candidates are crisscrossing Iowa in hopes of turning out their supporters and persuading remaining undecided voters to caucus for them.
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She's spent the past two months crisscrossing the country in, what else, a Winnebago playing for fans at KOA campgrounds from Cooperstown, New York to Winnemucca, Nevada.
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His father, an engineer, served first the tsarist and then the Bolshevik government, and the family spent the war years crisscrossing the region—Belarus, Russia, Latvia, Estonia.
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The design for the building called for crisscrossing beams visible through a steel-and-glass facade and five gardens interspersed throughout its more than 700-foot height.
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For over a year, Mr. Navalny has been crisscrossing Russia to build a political organization, with a network of regional headquarters and tens of thousands of volunteers.
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Horvath, born in 1901 in a part of Austria-Hungary that is now Croatia, spent his early life crisscrossing the empire, from Budapest to Vienna to Bratislava.
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GUSAU, Nigeria — Tijani Idris heard the roar and rushed inside his home, peeking through the window to spot fighter jets crisscrossing the sky above his forest village.
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TURIN, Italy (Reuters) - Tireless teenage activist Greta Thunberg has been crisscrossing the globe by car, train and boat - but not plane - to demand action on climate change.
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The BJP war chest has allowed it to unleash a massive amount of advertising on social media and send Modi and party officials crisscrossing India to campaign.
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One reason she incises the surface is to start off with an active ground, which, in the tangle of crisscrossing lines, will offer up unexpected forms and configurations.
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The alleyways crisscrossing the neighborhood were especially dangerous, filled with trash by people pulling off the freeways to dump construction waste, and had become magnets for illegal activity.
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ZIGUINCHOR, Senegal — It was lunchtime and 67-year-old great-grandmother Marie-Thérèse Sambou was recalling a childhood spent crisscrossing nearby villages to take part in wrestling matches.
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What follows her introduction is a 12-chapter tour d'horizon, with the author crisscrossing the globe to make a detailed relief map of the latest mind-body research.
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Arrange 4 or 5 strips of dough onto each pie, crisscrossing to resemble a mummy and brushing with egg wash to adhere strips to edges (see below). 4.
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Back on the floor, six understudies watched intently and practiced a few moves in the corner as the cast made its way in crisscrossing groups across the room.
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We could see Black Hawk helicopters crisscrossing the sky as we approached, and a long convoy of armored vehicles — part of his security detail — blocked traffic for hours.
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Steven Post says changing the crisscrossing metal components from white to green would promote wood energy and making the antenna at the top red would promote fire energy.
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And all 2020 hopefuls — both those who are crisscrossing the country to campaign as well as the current occupant of the White House — should know we are watching.
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And credit is due to the vibraphonist Joel Ross, the bassist Junius Paul and the drummer Jonathan Pinson, who kept the bedrock hot with their own crisscrossing spar.
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In a widely shared tweetstorm over the weekend, he laid out another possible reason to explain why Zuckerberg was crisscrossing the US and looking like a political candidate.
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He kept at it, he said, crisscrossing the state with an aide at the wheel of his black Chevy Suburban, because he knew what he wanted to accomplish.
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Indeed, after crisscrossing the Pacific Northwest and Canada, Audiard decided to film large parts of "The Sisters Brothers" in Spain, on some of the same sets Leone built.
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Malys Yore told Insider she traveled as a kid growing up, and spent most of her life crisscrossing the US and Canada in an RV with her family.
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I can braid my own hair but only from the nape of my neck down, twisting it over one shoulder so that I can see my clumsy crisscrossing.
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In contrast with the network of pipelines crisscrossing Ukraine, the plan to double Nord Stream's capacity would see 110 bcm per year supplied via one route to Germany.
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Biden has been crisscrossing the country campaigning with Democrats candidates ahead of the midterm elections but also fueling speculation that he'll seek the Democratic presidential nomination in 2020.
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"Things are crisscrossing each other at very high speeds," Jah tells The Verge, noting that some of these objects are moving 15 times the speed of a bullet.
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A traveling salesman of Chinese calligraphy brushes, his father eked out a living crisscrossing Henan to provide for the family, while imbuing in Gong the value of hard work.
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Crisscrossing my shoulders as I had watched her do with Lilly Love, she stopped at one point for what I assumed would be the parrot equivalent of a kiss.
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A travelling salesman of Chinese calligraphy brushes, his father eked out a living crisscrossing Henan to provide for the family, while imbuing in Gong the value of hard work.
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The crisscrossing material hung loosely between the beams, light enough that it effortlessly floated in the air, its form something like the shape of a planet or a star.
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Abrams has also been crisscrossing Georgia in hopes of rallying support among voters in more rural parts of the state, including places long considered more friendly territory for conservatives.
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The common theme of these works having something to do with the American landscape— how you see it while crisscrossing the land and seeing it for what it's worth.
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Clandestinely distributed, the Book of Records has no ending and continually evolves as it is subtly amended by new sets of custodians, crisscrossing fiction and fact, history and reality.
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She entered politics in 2008 as a volunteer for Barack Obama, then spent years crisscrossing the state to register native voters in some of the country's most remote corners.
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It's a question that the two 52 Places Travelers have fielded from readers and colleagues alike: How do you stay healthy when crisscrossing the world for nearly 365 days?
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Sold by his family to a manager in 1909, constantly crisscrossing the country, Schlitzie leads a life of tragic dimensions, including a harrowing stay at the L.A. County Hospital.
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Jonathan Blocker, an attorney with Legal Services Alabama, has been crisscrossing the state since the summer holding legal clinics in churches, barber shops, halfway houses, shelters, and high schools.
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With seven days left before the midterm elections, Trump's dialed up the intensity of his political schedule crisscrossing the country to attend multiple rallies before voters cast their ballots.
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Mr. Netanyahu has been leaving nothing to chance, crisscrossing the country on a whirlwind campaign tour and holding multiple meetings each night at homes and venues packed with loyalists.
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As he tries to rally domestic and international backing, Mr. Guaidó has been crisscrossing Caracas with minimal security, at times weaving through traffic on the back of a motorcycle.
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Mr. Infantino has spent the past few months crisscrossing the globe in an effort to combat those labels and meet as many officials from as many national federations as possible.
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Being that they're spending so much time together now that they're crisscrossing the country together, it makes sense that Carey would offer some words of advice for her pal Lionel.
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John Kasich desperately needs a strong showing here, and he has done his darnedest to make it happen, crisscrossing the state to hold 96 town-hall meetings, by his count.
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The MTA's CEO and chairman, Thomas Prendergrast, spent the early part of 2015 crisscrossing the city, predicting further doom and decay if the MTA's capital budget was left to languish.
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Kinder Morgan Canada President Ian Anderson made an unannounced appearance last week at a Calgary event by Alberta Premier Rachel Notley, who has been crisscrossing the country to champion pipelines.
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The campus quadrangle is largely quiet, other than the chants coming from the picket lines in front of building entrances and the roving marching band of protesters crisscrossing the campus.
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These carriers have been crisscrossing Iraqi airspace since 28503, but have increased their tempo since the summer of 22019, when Iran and Russia coordinated their efforts to save Assad's regime.
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Jada Yuan, our 52 Places Traveler, has spent the past eight months on the road, crisscrossing the planet, from Los Cabos, Mexico, to Tasmania and dozens of places in between.
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Instead Pereira de Almeida chooses to contextualize Mila's arc using the paths her paternal and maternal grandparents took separately and together, crisscrossing Portugal's African colonies to eventually arrive in Lisbon.
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The lyrical passages in Meena Alexander's eloquent final book track her lifetime of far-flung journeys, crisscrossing the globe, from her own childhood in Kerala, India, to Venice and Manhattan.
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They say this would raise costs and disrupt a complex supply chain that sees parts crisscrossing NAFTA borders and has made North American car production competitive with Asia and Europe.
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Japan, dominated by the two big airlines ANA and JAL and with an extensive bullet train network crisscrossing the country, has lagged other countries in the growth of budget airlines.
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Roger Cohen From my window in Brooklyn Heights, I've watched the Staten Island ferry come and go for more than two years now, a big orange boat crisscrossing the water.
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Rather, it will have to balance and grapple with the divides crisscrossing the Gulf and the wider Middle East, all while keeping its fragile nuclear deal with Iran in place.
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The vibe of his track titles and artist name isn't too far off from the feel of his music—his crisscrossing textures evoke the the animal kingdom's more esoteric beings.
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By the end of two movies — not eight, mind you, two — you understand their crisscrossing relationships well, care about their happiness and well-being, and want to see them get along.
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And it's why Mark Zuckerberg has been crisscrossing the country on a listening tour that many people cynically assume is the start to a run for president, despite the CEO's denials.
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Campaigners said traffickers are flying the girls from Kathmandu airport and in some cases crisscrossing through Indian airports with them before flying to a Gulf nation such as Kuwait or Oman.
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That also creates a little too much opportunity for Aquaman and Mera to squabble and of course bond, while crisscrossing the globe in pursuit of a trident imbued with fantastic powers.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - For 22015 years, Mexico's perennial political outsider Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador has covered tens of thousands of miles crisscrossing the nation in dogged pursuit of its highest office.
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A young nonprofit run by the architect Stephen Byrns has been excavating wonders from the undergrowth, including rocky water cascades, crisscrossing canals, ancient stone pillars and a domed Temple of Love.
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He became co-creator in 2014 of a successful French television sitcom called "Ces gars-là," ("Those Guys") in the spirit Larry David's "Curb Your Enthusiasm," and began crisscrossing the globe.
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Biden seized almost 50 percent of the vote Saturday night — and nearly two-thirds among African Americans — as Bloomberg was crisscrossing the Deep South in futile search of the same supporters.
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But Republicans left the briefing saying they were confident the killing of Soleimani was justified because he was planning new attacks on American personnel beyond his usual work crisscrossing the region.
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The day after Donald Trump was elected, the songwriter Gabriel Kahane decided to go on a listening tour: crisscrossing America by train and talking to as many people as he could.
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The many crisscrossing claims can make it difficult to draw a clear line between what is legitimate or illegitimate — between a revolution or a coup, between democracy being saved or subverted.
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Like Warren, Booker, and Harris, Sanders has been keeping relatively mum about his presidential prospects, but he's still been crisscrossing the country in recent weeks to campaign for multiple progressive candidates.
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With cords attached to the painted canvas, Mr. Lyght extends his drawn lines into actual lines, crisscrossing them toward the ceiling and along walls, transforming empty gallery space into a webbed labyrinth.
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SZA's preferred songwriting device is to simulate the outpouring of emotion, the freeform venting of moods and wishes and anxieties crisscrossing and backtracking through her psyche, all molded into unified expressionistic bursts.
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Back in 273, Cruz, then an insurgent tea party candidate, won his Republican Senate primary by doing exactly what O'Rourke is doing now: crisscrossing the state, visiting even the smallest of towns.
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Clinton has spent the past 220 months crisscrossing the country and attending more than 22015 fund-raisers, asking for checks of up to $2750,20083, the maximum contribution allowed in the primary campaign.
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Black Twitter, as the campfire gathering of minority voices on that social medium is called, is a must-read for anyone who wants to tap into, in real time, the crisscrossing debate.
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Ms. Merkel will spend the rest of the week crisscrossing central and Eastern Europe and then hosting Western European conservative leaders at a castle outside Berlin to try to forge new unity.
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The death represents the latest setback to a Southern California population of mountain lions already under stress from urban sprawl and crisscrossing highways that have fragmented their natural habitat in surrounding mountains.
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Trump is crisscrossing the country in the final days of the election cycle with the hope of boosting turnout among his fervent base, even though his name is not atop the ticket.
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For nearly three weeks, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, the 32-year-old heir to the Saudi throne, has been crisscrossing the U.S., meeting with titans of Washington, Wall Street and Hollywood.
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I spent the past two years with the Guardian Group crisscrossing Europe, from London to Kyiv, assessing security threats to Jewish communities in Europe, which are facing a rise in anti-Semitism.
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By his own account, he underwent something of a personal political transformation during the campaign, embracing Mr. Trump's fiery and conservative economic message after spending months crisscrossing red and swing-state America.
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Then the music takes off — and how, with frenzied runs in each hand crisscrossing like strands of unhinged counterpoint, bursts of pummeling cluster chords leaping the length of the keyboard, and more.
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Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont spent Friday crisscrossing Nevada, holding rallies in three cities hundreds of miles apart and making his final pitch to voters on the eve of the state's Democratic caucuses.
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CCTV aired a five-minute report in its flagship evening newscast under a similar banner, complete with a video montage of crisscrossing high-speed trains, automated factory assembly lines and busy container ports.
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The former Yankees star and singer/actress had been spotted crisscrossing the country together over the past few weeks, sparking speculation they were dating and debate over an appropriate moniker for the twosome.
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Perhaps another way of framing this work is in the artists' collective search for an alternative canon, crisscrossing the hemisphere in search of artistic and conceptual models from which to craft their work.
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There are now autonomous aircraft crisscrossing the skies, making deliveries and saving people's lives, and most people in the U.S. don't even know that that's technologically possible… let alone happening at national scale.
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On another level, given rising levels of tech-fueled disruptive uncertainty crisscrossing so many facets of life, perhaps it's fitting for "crypto" to become something of a cipher itself, devoid of fixed meaning.
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Johnson and his rival, Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt, have spent the last month crisscrossing the country seeking to win over the less than 200,000 Conservative Party members who will choose Britain's new leader.
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A video shown during Musk's TED Talk details a future underground transit network where cars travel on crisscrossing layers of tunnels that include sleds that shuttle vehicles around on rails at 21 mph.
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Ms. Duckworth, who lost her first race for Congress in 2006, is a fierce campaigner, crisscrossing the state and switching easily between using her wheelchair and walking with prosthetic legs and a cane.
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But reporters' access to teams throughout a long season is considerable, especially in a sport like baseball where you're part of the traveling circus crisscrossing North America for as long as nine months.
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Washington (CNN)First lady Melania Trump has decided not to hit the campaign trail alongside her husband, President Donald Trump, as he spends the last days before Tuesday's midterm elections crisscrossing the country.
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The collection started notably well, with bright color-blocked separates for men and women that took their cues from both the Nepalese prayer flags crisscrossing the ceiling and the current active wear mood.
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They were espoused by city planners and activists more than half a century ago, when Robert Moses was crisscrossing the city with expressways, bulldozing neighborhoods in the name of the car's transformational technology.
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After the emotionally frantic, "Short Cuts"-like crisscrossing of the final half-hour, the energetic curtain call, with its numerous costume changes (to remind the audience who played whom) felt cathartic in itself.
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The actor draws from his upbringing in a superstitious Mexican household in this new passion project, crisscrossing the United States in search of unusual beliefs and rituals that some communities still hold dear.
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In Gladstone's poetic text, the boy notes the "windows gone all steamy" on the bus, the "wilderness of footprints, crisscrossing, disappearing" on the sidewalks, the "light powder pillows" when they make snow angels.
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Canada is the largest steel exporter to the United States, and its industry is highly integrated with that of its southern neighbor, with raw materials and finished steel crisscrossing the Great Lakes region.
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Crisscrossing the country Until recently, Trump has preferred to crisscross the country on his private jet and appear in front of as many voters as possible -- regardless of his odds in the upcoming contest.
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Unraveling the patterns of tourists crisscrossing the globe, Malik and her colleagues describe travel as a "largely a high-income affair," with high-income countries acting as both the origin and destination for travelers.
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Democratic presidential hopefuls will be crisscrossing Iowa and New Hampshire on Thursday, using a series of appearances at Independence Day events to try to inject momentum for their campaigns in a highly volatile race.
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The release of the reports came a day after the Navy held closed-door briefings for lawmakers on Capitol Hill and sent officers crisscrossing the country to brief family members of the sailors killed.
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Mr. Bolton and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo are crisscrossing the Middle East this week to reassure friendly governments that the administration is pursuing a coherent agenda, particularly in building a coalition against Iran.
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National broadcaster CCTV aired a five-minute report in its flagship evening newscast under a similar banner, complete with a video montage of crisscrossing high-speed trains, automated factory assembly lines and busy container ports.
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O'Rourke had been running for Senate for almost a year, crisscrossing the state and drawing huge crowds of energized supporters, but Clavon saw a stark problem: O'Rourke wasn't doing enough to speak to black voters.
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Instead of just randomly crisscrossing the room until it runs out of steam, the i7+ follows a logistical and predictable pattern, almost like how a lawn care professional trims a field before a sporting event.
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But with the caucuses on Monday hours away, the presidential candidates are leaving nothing to chance, furiously crisscrossing Iowa and making direct appeals to voters to stand for them in the election's first nominating contest.
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Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont spent Wednesday crisscrossing Wisconsin, hosting events in three cities and arguing that his stances on trade deals, campaign finance and foreign policy make him a stronger candidate than Hillary Clinton.
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By 1933, he had 35 historic homes and structures, and he opened Greenfield Village, evoking times past with a village green, an artificial lake and crisscrossing pathways, and the Henry Ford Museum for his artifacts.
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I turned toward a row of open-air fisheries set along the pebbled waterfront, in sight of the crisscrossing steel beams and blue glass of the 44-story Hotel Arts Barcelona soaring over Barceloneta beach.
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The sculptures' crisscrossing black and white nylon ropes, nearly as thin as string, are affixed to screws and the found objects themselves to form a tattered web just barely tying together the boxes' disparate contents.
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" When he published a memoir of his time crisscrossing Latin America, where he worked as a translator in Venezuela and visited prisons in Chile and Bolivia, the New York Times critic called him "radical royalty.
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A big part of Puente's victory was his simple ability to convey the joy of music through movement: his lunges at the drums, half-athletic and half-exerted; his spin moves; his crisscrossing stick work.
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Crisscrossing the country He kicked off his midterm campaign sprint by literally running through a Labor Day parade in Pittsburgh alongside union workers -- a group at the heart of his blue-collar, middle-class message.
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Some of the families described in these studies had a crisscrossing history that was achingly similar to my own: one sibling affected with schizophrenia, another with bipolar disorder, and a nephew or niece also schizophrenic.
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Laptop-toting physicists have been crisscrossing the oceans between Japan, China and Europe, for the last decade trying to cajole colleagues and their governments into pouring many billions of dollars into the future of physics.
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My fairytale Mexico existence began to unravel as I visited doctors, submitted blood for lab work, and spent days crisscrossing the city looking for increasingly strong antihistamines instead of leisurely strolling in search of street food.
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Looking younger than his 38 years, sporting a scruffy beard, wearing jeans and an untucked casual shirt, he was constantly on the move recently crisscrossing Bogotá, which has become one of the world's top graffiti destinations.
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If his plane-free crisscrossing of the globe wasn't impressive enough, T+L reports that the intrepid traveler is also training for The Longest Swim, a trip that'll see him swim from Tokyo to San Francisco.
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His tempo in the first movement was reined in just enough to allow him to draw out curiously crisscrossing inner voices; tart (almost rude) harmonic intrusions; and hints of weighty darkness, especially in the development section.
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Just as Macron was proposing a vast centrist heart for Europe, Steve Bannon was also crisscrossing the continent, campaigning for a right-wing surge that could carry it to a dangerous dominance in the new parliament.
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The seemingly crisscrossing message can be explained by separating the report's real, inflation-adjusted consumer spending figure from companies' earnings within the consumer discretionary sector, said Samuel Rines, senior economist and portfolio strategist at Avalon Advisors.
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Another evening, after a rehearsal for a coming show, Alexandra Furillo was in the backyard spinning fire, tracing circular and crisscrossing streaks of light with two torches that whooshed loudly as they cut through the air.
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Already, a fifth of the roads crisscrossing our nation are in poor condition, more than half of public schools require funding for buildings to be brought into good condition, and 19 million Americans lack broadband access.
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But instead, Ryan is crisscrossing Washington and the country saying he's identified the Republican Party's biggest problem: that its most prominent message to Americans is the race-baiting fear tactics now popularized by the party's president.
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But from the bridge, you can see a flurry of activity on the river throughout the day, everyday, with scores of crude rafts crisscrossing the waterway, carrying people and cargo from one side to the other.
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Kathleen Williams, who has been crisscrossing Montana in her camper with her dog, is poised to knock off Gianforte with an old-fashioned campaign that should be a model for Dems mired in media-driven sideshows.
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And producer Lynsea Garrison will spend the next year crisscrossing the world, where she will have no shortage of ideas and partners: The Times has 31 international bureaus and more than 200 journalists reporting from abroad.
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President Trump may be crisscrossing the country in an intensive effort to keep Republicans in control of Congress, but he would like everyone to know that if that does not happen, it is not his fault.
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Schumer, meanwhile, will have to manage a handful of Democratic senators running for President who will be confined to their seats in the Senate instead of crisscrossing the campaign trail just weeks before the Iowa caucuses.
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It's a challenge that previous incumbent presidents have faced as campaign season heats up but one that is new territory for Trump, who has already been crisscrossing the country to liven up support for his reelection.
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Repeatedly, he flexed his prodigious work ethic and people-pleasing skills, crisscrossing the city for a nonstop slate of performances, interviews, handshakes and other obligations that come with the social-media-soaked music industry of today.
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Mr. Parnas acted as translator and fixer, crisscrossing the Atlantic with stops at the Manhattan cigar bar that was Mr. Giuliani's hangout, a strip club in Kyiv and even a Hanukkah reception at the White House.
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Mr. Reed, a self-professed "hick-talking Arkansawyer" who worked for The Times from 21986 until 20123, spending much of that time crisscrossing the American South, died on Sunday night at a hospital in Fayetteville, Ark.
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Some drivers are armoring cabs in trucks made by companies like U.S. firm Kenworth, an expensive move that still only covers a tiny fraction of the almost 11 million trucks crisscrossing Latin America's second-largest economy.
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Hussle also embodied the trans-Atlantic routes of black identity — the crisscrossing and crosscutting ways of global blackness and the awareness that no one culture or country or tribe has ownership of a blissfully variegated blackness.
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But by the time I left, I wasn't thinking too much about it: I met students and teachers who had been sick, and even a few who still had the telltale rash crisscrossing their arms and cheeks.
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After hundreds of campaign stops and tens of thousands of television ads, candidates are crisscrossing Iowa this weekend on a final, frantic dash, cajoling the last undecided voters and energizing supporters to head to Monday night's caucuses.
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" An unlikely battleground, Connecticut emerges on 22 map - WSJ: "Connecticut's gubernatorial candidates are crisscrossing the state and hitting the senior centers, parades and ice-cream socials to glad-hand voters as they gear up for Tuesday's primary.
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McConnell spoke to Trump earlier Tuesday evening to thank him for all the work he did to buck up Senate GOP races, crisscrossing the nation in the final weeks before Election Day to rally the GOP base.
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The four-term congressman has entertained the notion of a 2020 bid for months, crisscrossing key early voting states, like Iowa and New Hampshire, that will play a crucial role in determining the eventual Democratic presidential nominee.
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WASHINGTON — Air travel is the scourge of millions of Americans, but for officials at the highest reaches of government, crisscrossing the country in custom-built jets can be a top-of-the-line (and increasingly scrutinized) perk.
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Until then, she has been crisscrossing Georgia — and making strategic national appearances — on a combination thank-you and mobilization tour, offering her experience as Exhibit A of a cause Democrats are pressing with renewed fervor: voting rights.
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As part of its yearlong festivities, the principality created a 46.6-mile trail traversing the country, crisscrossing through all 11 of its towns — count 'em, 11 — partly on village roads but mostly on twisting and mountainous trails.
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Within China, many provinces and cities have essentially shut themselves off to travelers from elsewhere, raising the question of whether the virus will re-emerge once such barriers are lifted and people begin crisscrossing the country again.
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Among them are a citrus custard pie bearing crisscrossing lime, orange and lemon zest that drew on artwork by Sol LeWitt and a striped berry pie, with the jammy reds and blues of strawberry, raspberry and blackberry.
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As of last week — with Mr. Bloomberg crisscrossing the country and legions of staff members and surrogates circulating — the campaign estimated its representatives had more than 10 million conversations with voters since the start of the year.
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Instead, having failed to meet the polling threshold to qualify, he touched down in Iowa on Thursday for the first of five days of campaign stops, four of which would be spent crisscrossing the state by bus.
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Already, Xi and Putin have been crisscrossing Africa selling trade and arms respectively to a continent Trump has never visited and where he has threatened to pull out US troops, which could allow terrorists to run rampant.
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A fixture on the national and international political stage, Bloomberg has raised his profile by crisscrossing the country to promote his anti-Trump agenda, announcing grants to cities fighting climate change and pressing for sensible gun laws.
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New Jersey's other Democratic U.S. senator, Cory Booker, seen as a potential 2020 White House contender, spent Sunday crisscrossing the state alongside Menendez, telling voters that re-electing his colleague would help block Republican President Donald Trump's agenda.
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We can hold policymakers in Washington -- and presidential candidates crisscrossing the campaign trail -- accountable and demand they fulfill their moral and social responsibilities to make America the true beacon of justice and democracy it was meant to be.
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It gradually transpired that, while WeWork and other such co-working/offices spaces were concentrating on New York and London, Talent Garden had been busily populating southern and eastern Europe with a network of spaces crisscrossing the continent.
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We watched the complex choreographies that ensued as the birds broke into smaller groups, moving in and out of our field of vision and alternately crisscrossing one another's trails (conjuring air battles) or weaving together into larger flocks.
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The list comes right after the Republicans and Democrats held their respective national conventions, and as the general election fight is heating up, with the two nominees, Donald J. Trump and Hillary Clinton, now crisscrossing the nation campaigning.
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Basics The female bonobo apes of the Wamba forest in the Democratic Republic of Congo had just finished breakfast and were preparing for a brief nap in the treetops, bending and crisscrossing leafy branches into comfortable day beds.
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Crisscrossing the state with a message of redemption were volunteers from a broad coalition that included advocacy groups, Christian organizations, the League of Women Voters, criminal justice experts and, of course, those who had been convicted of felonies.
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For a more intense whale-watching experience, a tour with San Juan Outfitters will have you crisscrossing the waters from Washington to Canada with biologists who can identify individual whales as they breach and frolic with their pods.
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The project also highlights the personal toll that such positions exact, from the travel to the time away from family, with Power and Rhodes shown in quieter moments with their young children when they're not crisscrossing the globe.
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The student need was high, which meant the teacher stress was as well, and so I spent hours crisscrossing the city in search of distractions from the crumbling system, often with a fellow-teacher-turned-friend riding shotgun.
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At the back of the apartment, a bank of white floor-to-ceiling cabinets covered in crisscrossing pencil lines — a Sol LeWitt-inspired work by the artist Allan Wexler, a friend — separates the bed from the entrance door.
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Her small town of Guachochi sits in the heart of the so-called Golden Triangle crisscrossing the states of Chihuahua, Sinaloa and Durango, a region flush with leafy marijuana farms and fields dotted with pink and red opium poppies.
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Ole Polos, head shaved, arms bare, wore a red shuka —the traditional plaid cotton shift of the Maasai—a checked shuka blanket over one shoulder, and Teva sandals, with an array of shanga jewelry crisscrossing his torso like bandoliers.
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Russian and Israeli air forces have been crisscrossing the Syrian sky recently, with Moscow supporting Syrian President Bashar Assad in his country's bloody civil war and Israel bombing targets associated with Iran and its proxy, Hezbollah, both Assad allies.
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These hands might also be interpreted as a holding cassette tape boxes with different insert covers (the cassette first appeared in 1962), but there is something more than a simple crisscrossing of visual and musical tropes going on here.
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And many Mexicans feel that he has begun to do just that: pouring money into social programs, crisscrossing the country in commercial flights to speak directly to ordinary Mexicans, slashing government salaries and forgoing the pomp of past presidents.
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But the state systems aren't enough, both because they allow too much variance in data collection and tribal consultation and because the MMIW crisis feeds off the inattention and chaos from crisscrossing FBI, state police, and tribal police jurisdictions.
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On the national highways crisscrossing the state, trucks carrying fishing boats from the coast to assist in the rescue line the streets and trucks loaded with supplies stand outside relief camps, set up ad hoc by the state government.
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With the border so much in the news these days, and with New York Times correspondents spending so much of their time crisscrossing back and forth, we figured we'd offer readers the chance to spend some time there, too.
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Roughly half of the 2.4 million miles of pipelines crisscrossing the United States were installed before 1970, said Deborah Hersman, chief executive of the non-profit National Safety Council and a former chairman of the National Transportation Safety Board.
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And though prospective customers have placed more than 400 orders, paying a $300 advance on their cars, Jackson is still crisscrossing the globe to raise financing for a full production launch that is already nearly a year behind schedule.
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We wanted very badly to tell them that they were missing the point of the painting; that there was no secret image, they just needed to step back and bask in the tricky optics of the curving and crisscrossing lines.
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While they quickly consulted about the risk of the attacks spreading, the disruption focused attention on how Canada would deal with an assault on a huge network of pipelines crisscrossing a country with the world's third-largest proven oil reserves.
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She has been dispatched by the Clinton campaign this cycle much more than in 2008, crisscrossing the country on the campaign trail, making the pitch as a new mom that it is "the most important presidential election" in her lifetime.
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Starbucks coffee chain has revealed this year's festive holiday beverages selection, and while we're very much enjoying the Toasted White Chocolate Mocha that's been bestowed upon North America, we wouldn't mind crisscrossing the globe in search of other serious sips.
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At town halls, nearly three-quarters of the questions that get asked are about policy, according to Michael Starr Hopkins, a spokesperson for John Delaney, a moderate who has been crisscrossing the early states as a declared candidate since 2017.
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And yet, as we're crisscrossing the country to visit computer science classrooms or the boardrooms of our nation's biggest tech companies, we see the same problem: a jarring lack of women and girls in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) fields.
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If the shiny and dispiriting new Rockettes extravaganza, "New York Spectacular," is any indication, failure to do so may result in your children crisscrossing the island in search of you, tracing a convoluted path that makes no sense logically or dramatically.
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As Biden weighs his next move with his wife in the Caribbean, more than a dozen declared Democratic candidates are crisscrossing the country, hitting crucial early primary states to gin up support to propel them to the party's nomination. Sens.
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From that perch, Mr. Engelberg has been crisscrossing the globe the past quarter-century in the company of Mr. Clinton, whom he counts as a friend, the two of them often rubbing elbows with fellow politicians and heads of state.
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"We appreciate all of our employees for working during the holidays to serve Delta customers, and love seeing this awesome Dad having the chance to spend Christmas with his daughter -- even while crisscrossing the country at 30,000 feet," it said.
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He is clutching an opaque red liquid, a giant coffee, and a copy of his new book Turn Right, Turn Left, Repeat, a memoir of his crazy days crisscrossing Canada as the frontman of the now-defunct United Steelworkers of Montreal.
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Before World War II, Pyle spent five years crisscrossing the United States — and much of the Western Hemisphere — in trains, planes and a Dodge convertible coupe with his wife, Jerry, reporting on the ordinary people he met in his travels.
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Susan Hefuna's "Grid Drawings" (2014–6163) are bronze wall works whose crisscrossing lines recall Agnes Martin canvases, here skewed or adjusted to appear slightly off-kilter, throwing off the modern indexicality of the format that art historian Rosalind Krauss once identified.
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In June, he traveled to the state to speak at the Iowa Republican dinner on the same day that Mr. Biden was crisscrossing the state, giving voters a preview of what a general election matchup between the two would look like.
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It was language that drew the New York journalist Zora O'Neill to spend months crisscrossing the Middle East, beginning in the fall of 2011, as she ignored the region's post-Arab Spring upheavals in her quest to learn colloquial Arabic.
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" Ticking off a list of the job's demands — crisscrossing the country at least three weeks a month, enduring political pressure, sacrificing personal time and upholding the drumbeat of fund-raising — Mr. Mackowiak added, "It's a grind and it's a beat down.
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After crisscrossing the globe by car, train and boat — but not plane — to demand action on climate change, Thunberg said as she was returning home from the COP25 climate summit in Madrid this week that she would take a break.
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She filmed a balletic crisscrossing of lovers on the streets of Brussels ("Toute une Nuit"), made a revelatory documentary about Pina Bausch ("One Day Pina Asked"), and followed it with a musical romance about a family of Holocaust survivors ("Golden Eighties").
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Mr. Gordon (seated) and Ms. Setterfield (who, seated at first, later becomes a more mobile participant) are part of what sometimes looks like chaos, with some 18 other performers crisscrossing the stage, taking up poses and then slowly varying them.
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The index item "Transportation" nearly fills a page in the monumental Robert Moses biography "The Power Broker," but it doesn't mention ferries; the Moses vision involved a lot of crisscrossing over and under the water, but apparently not on it.
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It's simply the reality of the sport: players living out of their cars, crisscrossing whatever continent they call home, playing for a cut of that $10,000, and hoping to accumulate enough points on their world ranking to qualify for something bigger.
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Maria Collett had never run for office before this year, but by now, crisscrossing her neighborhood in Ambler, Pennsylvania, she's an old hand at it: thumbing through addresses and names on a canvassing app, offering warm introductions through skeptically opened screen doors.
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But the Sanders campaign is also poised to benefit from a spreading ambient anxiety about the state government's apparent eagerness to make New Hampshire a hub for fracked gas infrastructure, from terminals on the seacoast to crisscrossing pipelines headed to neighboring states.
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It's been more than a year since the last episode aired, and given a cast of hundreds of players, and events crisscrossing a continents-spanning map, even the most dedicated fans may want a refresher course on where the story left off.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Lewis Hamilton spent the off-season crisscrossing the globe to party with A-list celebrities but Formula One's reigning champion is adamant there will be no hangover when he returns to work at this week's season-opening Australian Grand Prix.
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While Trump has put far more skin in the game than other presidents have in midterm campaigns, crisscrossing the country with one rally after another, he still worries his supporters aren't following the election closely because his name isn't on the ballot.
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So from December through late February, actors, directors, producers and writers attend a heavy schedule of lunches, screenings, cocktail receptions and panel discussions, crisscrossing the country to get in front of voters in the industry hubs of New York and Los Angeles.
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A shaggy-dog tale that treats crisscrossing forklift traffic as a sight worthy of the Blue Danube waltz, the German feature "In the Aisles" mostly takes place in an anonymous, highway-side megastore sized somewhere between a supermarket and a cost club.
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Mr. Shafiq's work — as a volunteer, he stressed — means the solace he once found crisscrossing the winding, quiet alleyways is now an exercise in dodging screeching motorbikes and boys playing cricket in the streets, a festive atmosphere that he finds less than holy.
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Add the religious pilgrims, migrant workers, and others crisscrossing the region every day and "it is a recipe for a massive viral outbreak," Peter Piot, director of the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, told the New York Times on Monday.
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Rivals including Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont, currently leading among Democrats in national opinion polls, Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts and former South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg will also be crisscrossing the state, which holds its presidential nominating contest on Saturday.
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French enthusiasm for this form of hunting dates to the 16th century under King Francis I, who ordered circles cut out in forests with paths crisscrossing through the middle of them to help hunters pinpoint animals being chased and hounds to trap them.
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But it's the foreground images — of the goblin bears, Dachau-like, and the turbulent, fascist darkness of crisscrossing, blotted seas — that enable this particular picture to reach beyond political aspersion, saying something in the scratchy language of line about the textures of fear.
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" And since late January, he has been acting like a candidate — crisscrossing the country, promoting a new book and criticizing what he calls "a broken system where the extreme left and the extreme right will not give the people what they want.
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Op-Ed Contributor Picture a largely unknown, black first-term senator with a surname that rhymes with "Osama," who spent part of his childhood living in a Muslim country, crisscrossing the country calling for "revolution," perhaps with a guy called Killer Mike in tow.
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Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.), who is publicly considering a 2020 presidential run, has been positioning herself for a bid in recent months by crisscrossing the country to coordinate with local and state campaigns to help elect Democrats nationwide, the Washington Post's Matt Viser writes.
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It is the final seven days before the Iowa caucuses, and more than a dozen candidates from both parties will be crisscrossing the state — beginning with a town-hall-style forum featuring the Democratic hopefuls at Drake University in Des Moines on Monday night.
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The French publishing world gets a satirical workout in Olivier Assayas's "Non-Fiction" (May 3), in which a novelist (Vincent Macaigne), an actress (Juliette Binoche), a political consultant (Nora Hamzawi), and an editor (Guillaume Canet) find their romantic and professional lives crisscrossing on social media.
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A week earlier, he had led the Summerfield girls (30-1) to a state title as part of a frenetic playoff run that left him crisscrossing the state, ping-ponging from one team to the other on late-night drives and for early-morning practices.
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National voter registration bus tour: The founders of March for Our Lives, including survivors of the shooting, said Monday that they'll be crisscrossing the country this summer in 20-states to register young voters as part of a broader push for stricter gun laws.
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Red-faced and windblown and ready for a slower pace, I turned down the camino, a 3.3-mile service road that takes a long, leisurely path through the trees to the base of the mountain, crisscrossing marked runs as it winds its way down.
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Few rockers have risen up as meteorically as Mr. Berry — his father worked in a Baden, Mo., flour mill with barely enough money to raise his family, and the singer painstakingly built his music career by crisscrossing the United States, overcoming prejudice and segregation.
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Sanders is crisscrossing the country on behalf of Democratic candidates for the Senate and House because he knows the draconian dangers if Republicans maintain control of Congress, and the powerful and progressive changes that become possible if Democrats win control in a few short hours.
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Other nonfiction recommendations this week will set you off on a journey, whether retracing the steps of the "Odyssey" with the memoirist and translator Daniel Mendelsohn and his father, or crisscrossing America with the senior-citizen "workampers" of "Nomadland," for whom retirement isn't an option.
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Hundreds of journalists from Washington and New York have been crisscrossing the state for weeks covering the run-up to Monday's caucuses, seeking insight into the psyche and soul of the average Iowan and stress-testing the abilities of a jumbo field of Democratic hopefuls.
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She started working with the organization at the beginning of the summer, and has since completed about 10 transports, crisscrossing the northern half of the state with the likes of orphaned baby opossums and injured hawks in the cab of her Nissan pickup truck.
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So, when I heard about a "ski safari" in the Italian Alps, that involved crisscrossing the scenic towns and valleys of places like Cortina, Civetta, Val Gardena and Arabba, then sleeping at a different alpine inn each night (sadly, no tiger tracking), I was intrigued.
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Las Vegas, Nevada (CNN)Democrats running for President in 2020 are racking up the miles in early nominating states, crisscrossing the plains of Iowa, blanketing New Hampshire's iconic small towns and rallying voters from the low country to the blue ridge mountains of South Carolina.
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LOS ANGELES — Eric M. Garcetti, the two-term mayor of Los Angeles who has flirted with higher office the last two years by crisscrossing the country and raising money for the Democratic Party, said Tuesday he was not running for his party's nomination for president.
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A revival in the monarchy's popularity was helped by a formidable public relations machine –- the evening news in Thailand includes a daily segment dedicated to the royals and the late king was often featured in his younger days crisscrossing the country to meet the poor and disenfranchised.
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Dubbed the "Face of Pyeongchang" after crisscrossing the globe to garner support for the bid, Kim's charm offensive was equally effective in Korea as she helped sell the vision of a home Olympics on snow and ice despite the country having little prior interest in winter sports.
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This might be our clearest picture yet – a video shown during Musk's TEDTalk from Friday morning, which includes a rendering of a future underground transit network where cars travel on crisscrossing layers of tunnels that include sleds shuttling vehicles around on rails at around 130 mph.
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An object-theater work without plot, character or much in the way of visible humans (though you could, toward the end, make out a tuba player in the shadows), it unfurls more than 195 feet of track, crisscrossing the stage floor with some screens arrayed above it.
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This fear, of course, comes from media reports of terrorist attacks all over the world, made more profound by the fact that we are less than a month in front of the Iowa caucuses and Republican candidates are crisscrossing the state, making fear a campaign issue.
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That has made it all the more important for Mr. Delgado and Democrats like him to find ways to show voters they are getting things done in Congress, which is why he is crisscrossing his district through flurries, working on local issues and connecting with constituents.
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Delta Airlines released a statement, obtained by NBC Chicago, saying, "We appreciate all of our employees for working during the holidays to serve Delta customers, and love seeing this awesome Dad having the chance to spend Christmas with his daughter— even while crisscrossing the country at 30,000 feet."
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Since Lane — whose latest hit "I Don't Know About You" is in the Top 30 on the country charts — will be crisscrossing the country this summer with Brad Paisley on his 2019 world tour, he says he's going to leave much of the wedding planning up to Bushnell.
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I have to imagine that even if you're doing the ol' iPhone in a Solo cup trick, that the thunderous reverberations that these producers are able to conjure out of just a few crisscrossing synth parts would still shake you—or at least shake the cup off the table.
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After dealing with an intense tour schedule that had her crisscrossing the globe during the season's first few weeks (her partner, Val, went along for the ride) and opening up about her ongoing battle with online bullying, Kordei twisted her right ankle just days before the show's finale.
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Achieving ruby status and getting priority seating may not be as thrilling as, say, slinging back beers with the Portuguese dreamboat you've befriended at the hostel, but there's a lot to be said for crisscrossing the globe on your own terms and with an extra dash of comfort.
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In his answers, Mr. Sulzberger spoke about media bias, the Trump administration and The Times's role in covering the U.S. "We now have journalists living in every part of the country who spend their time crisscrossing their states and regions for stories that aren't being told," Mr. Sulzberger said.
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But bamboo basketry also accommodates what might be called crazy-quilt departures from the grid, as in the crisscrossing darn-stitch weave of Nagakura Ken'ichi's round "Sister Moon Flower Basket" of 2004 — an intensely covetable, fittingly concave and seemingly inward-looking piece that the Abbeys perhaps understandably are keeping.
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Examine the naked back in "Room With a View," dashed off in a patchwork of brown, pink and brick-red; the squiggly water in "Watersports"; or "Thank You," a portrait of a plastic shopping bag whose layers of crisscrossing strokes have the methodical space-covering glee of papier-mâché.
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Then it became skinny ribbed-knit dresses bound at the waist and torso by crisscrossing bands, which then became dresses patchworked from different gauges and shades of pointillist yarns, gaping a bit here and there, which then became slip dresses pieced together from bands of silk, the edges not entirely aligned.
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Members of the Jacobo Arenas rebel unit, which operated in mountains of Cauca province, were among 6,900 FARC fighters who left behind clandestine camps where they had lived for decades, crisscrossing the country on foot, by boat and by truck to get to 26 zones monitored by the United Nations.
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But given that a typical season now includes crisscrossing the globe to stay in lavish lodges, relax on the world's best beaches, feast on local delicacies, and canoodle in castles after private concerts, isn't a free dream vacation a perfectly valid runner-up motive for making a run for the roses?
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Our neighbor across the table, a Frenchman who had been crisscrossing Europe on various footpaths for years, showed off a zip-lock bag full of his pilgrim's passports, documents that are stamped at official waypoints to record a journey; the booklets bulged like phone books left to dry in the sun.
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A meticulous rendering of a power plant's back end, it's not the most appealing of scenes, though its gradient blue sky, slashed by crisscrossing power lines, makes for an acerbic commentary on the American landscape and our abuse of it for the convenience of devices like the laptop I'm typing on.
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Cody Shearer, an American political operative with ties to the Democratic Party, has been crisscrossing Eastern Europe for more than six months to secure the purported kompromat from a different Russian, said people familiar with the efforts, speaking on the condition of anonymity to avoid damaging their relationship with him.
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Sometimes her crisscrossing references tangle, as when "Sonia" weaves the story of a failed relationship around a more abstract disquisition on slavery without clarifying why both topics belong in the same song, but even then she creates a sense of felling trapped by historical memory, especially when it surfaces incoherently; it lingers.
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In 1964, Richard Nixon was one of only a handful of mainstream Republicans to campaign for Barry Goldwater, and he did so feverishly, crisscrossing the country to give speeches on the nutty Arizona senator's behalf even when it was clear that he was going to lose in a landslide, which he did.
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Turmoil in the FBI Crisscrossing the country to win over undecided voters in battleground states over the past few days, Clinton has been warning voters about what a Trump presidency would look like, casting the Republican nominee as a sexist bully who is temperamentally unfit and unqualified to be commander in chief.
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With less than two weeks until the midterm elections, Mr. Trump has been crisscrossing the nation denouncing his "evil" opponents and the "enemy of the people" news media, while some Democrats have been increasingly arguing that they should fight fire with fire and have even been harassing Republicans in restaurants and stores.
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She has spent months crisscrossing the country campaigning for this new generation, excited for what she calls a "watershed year" for women in the House; she came to Congress five years before the Year of the Woman in 1992, after raising her five children, and there were only 23 female House members.
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This revelation, which was to be confirmed many times over during the rest of the 1769 expedition and in later years of crisscrossing many more miles of sea, displayed that whoever these people were, they were effectively one, and to get where they did, they must be possessed of extraordinary navigation skills.
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The score's most notable number, the patriarchal "Dance of the Capulet," is usually staged with slow-marching processions; Ashton instead made it an elegant male display in which Paris and the other Capulet men danced on the spot, feet crisscrossing in entrechats like flashing blades, shoulders proudly pivoting from side to side.
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"There were no doctors during the Cultural Revolution," Chen told me on a visit to the $16 million Taoist temple complex he's building in Dong Zhuang, explaining how he got his start as a traveling medicine man crisscrossing China with a mercury-based (read: toxic) home remedy for scabies that he pedaled on street corners.
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We'll get our answers by crisscrossing the country to see policy in action — visiting hospitals in California, a birth control clinic in Delaware, and a doctor's office with a very busy fax machine in Washington, DC. You can subscribe to our new feed on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Overcast, or wherever you get your podcasts.
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But if we're going to find out he writes music to make the heart swell then we're going to have to find out how his desire to become an painter led to him crisscrossing America, how he learned to live with his anxiety and, in the end, what he hears when he's listening for that special moment.
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Meanwhile, lingering resentments fuel local hostility toward Japanese women who become romantically involved with the American occupiers; one such woman, Mariko (Shirley Yamaguchi), proves crucial to the crisscrossing plotlines, and the gangsters' reference to her not by name but as "the kimono" shows the contempt in which such women were held by the occupiers as well.
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From Miami, the jet will whisk you away, crisscrossing the globe, hitting five continents on a 25-day voyage to places like Easter Island, with its mystical "moai" statues; Nicaragua, to tour a volcano by helicopter; Australia, where you'll taste wine in the Margaret River Valley; and Tbilisi, Georgia, for a private choral performance at a sixth-century church.
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But Mr. Trump's pattern of private phone calls and meetings, golf course mornings and private club evenings appeared far more relaxed than the vacation habits of his immediate predecessor, Barack Obama, who in 2015 spent a day crisscrossing a Hawaiian island to socialize with family and friends, go to the beach with his daughters and visit his grandfather's grave.
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Looking at the work of Maristany — who Sims says was once considered the official photographer for the Young Lords — I'm struck by how much the cars, street signage, and clothing have changed, but how the buildings have stayed the same: those five- and six-story boxes with windows and metal fire escapes crisscrossing their fronts like some safety truss.
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"Katalin Street" takes a baggier shape, crisscrossing through time and perspective as the novel tracks the fates of three families — the Elekeses, the Temeses and the Helds, who are Jewish — in a zigzag that covers prewar Budapest, the German occupation and Communist rule; the longer of two sections, "Moments and Episodes," hops along in time and space.
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It would be my job to make some sense of all of this, and I spent the next several months crisscrossing the country, in the rice fields of the Mekong River delta, with the well-equipped American Army in the forested hills of the Central Highlands and with the Marine Corps in the northern reaches of South Vietnam.
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The show, the unlikely fruit of an even less likely collaboration — involving Chen Shi-Zheng, the Chinese-American opera impresario; the "Kung Fu Panda" screenwriters Jonathan Aibel and Glenn Berger; the musician Sia; and the choreographer Akram Khan — pushed the star-studded creative team to its limits, taking three years to make and crisscrossing as many continents.
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The telephone lines crisscrossing the desert industrial zone of "Sodium – Sulfur 4 Megawatt Battery System, Presidio, TX" (2013) and the diagonal, elevated exit ramp extending into "George Washington Bridge Exit Ramp Over Riverside Drive, NYC" (2015) remind us that the world extends beyond what the eye can see, and that the world is traversed by highways, roads, sidewalks, bridges, passageways, and delivery systems.
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Dr. Cheng pulled from the oven a perfectly baked specimen of what she calls Bach pie, named for the great composer beloved by mathematicians everywhere: an oblong rectangle of creamy dark chocolate studded with banana slices and topped by an Escher-like braid of four glazed pastry plaits that followed divergent trajectories, never quite crisscrossing where you expected them to.
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J) and Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden Panel: Jill Biden's campaign message MORE (Mass.) — will be crisscrossing the country to help candidates in tight races as Democrats aim to win back the House and Senate.ADVERTISEMENT
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In just a few years, he has become one of New York's most relied-upon side musicians, known for his ability to shake up and subtly redefine a band with his urgent, crisscrossing style — as influenced by the spaciousness of Thelonious Monk and the rugged flow of a hip-hop M.C. as it is by, say, the vibraphone playing of Bobby Hutcherson.
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Instead of buying a Craftsman bungalow with a backyard in an up-and-coming residential neighborhood like East Nashville, Ms. Turner and Mr. Ezell paid $1.1 million for a mixed-use two-story, white-brick house in Rutledge Hill, a nowhere land of industrial buildings and crisscrossing freeways a short walk from downtown and the famous honky-tonks on Lower Broadway.
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Earlier that month, at a lecture in Lower Manhattan hosted by the arts journal e-flux, Lewis, who is 31, reflected on what some might see as an obvious irony to her crisscrossing the ocean to care for her ailing mother: Verso Books had just published her first book, Full Surrogacy Now, a polemic that calls for abolishing the family.
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Besides his hit single named after the phone number to the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline ("1-800-2014-8255"), and if it saves lives who am I to quibble, Logic is famous for two things: his quick, fluent, rhythmic flow, switching from one meter to another while crisscrossing rhymes across bars with athletic speed, and his eagerness to tackle political content while accidentally making various insensitive comments.
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The mothers — Maria Hamilton, the mother of Dontre Hamilton; Lucia McBath, the mother of Jordan Davis; Geneva Reed-Veal, the mother of Sandra Bland; Sybrina Fulton, the mother of Trayvon Martin; and Gwen Carr, the mother of Eric Garner — have been crisscrossing the Palmetto State for Clinton, visiting churches and community groups with Clinton's messaging around ending gun violence and fixing our broken law-enforcement system.
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As one half of electronic noise merchants Fuck Buttons, Power has toured the States several times before, but this time he did it entirely on his own (apart from the company of a driver for a few east coast dates), crisscrossing the continent from New York to LA via Canada and Mexico and declaring himself "pleasantly surprised" by how it all went—despite all the air miles.
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But if harking back to those early book-tour flights, to the delineation of boundaries, and the endless crisscrossing of those divisions from above, it's partially the idea of shifting identity that drew me, all these years later, to a character who is American but Israeli, who is both patriot and traitor, who inhabits more than one self, by virtue of being a spy.
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The Kochs' crisscrossing interests are evident in the multiple roles of Mark Holden who sits on the boards of both Americans for Prosperity, whose foundation is overseeing the Bridge to Wellbeing programs for the poor, and the Freedom Partners Chamber of Commerce, a business league formed by the Kochs' anonymous-donor network to distribute hundreds of millions of dollars in the hope of defeating liberals.
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Arguably more than any other Democratic presidential hopeful not named Joe Biden, the South Bend, Indiana, mayor has spent considerable time raising money at top-dollar, in-person fundraisers, crisscrossing the country to build a war chest big enough to fuel a campaign that has quickly -- and, in the eyes of even the mayor's top donors, unexpectedly -- jumped into the top tier of candidates just months after launching.
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So the story of Niloo's dispersed clan unfolds, crisscrossing both time and time zones, with scenes in Oklahoma, where Niloo seeks asylum with her mother and brother; in Iran, where Niloo's father is embroiled in an impressively nasty divorce from his third wife (ei vai); in the Netherlands, where Niloo's own marriage suffers as her buried identity reasserts itself; and in the various cities where Niloo sees her father those four times.
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Majority Leader Kevin McCarthyKevin Owen McCarthyI'm not a Nazi, I'm just a dude: What it's like to be the other Steve King Trump finds consistent foil in 'Squad' Tlaib says she won't visit Israel after being treated like 'a criminal' MORE (R-Calif.), Ryan's heir apparent, and Majority Whip Steve ScaliseStephen (Steve) Joseph ScaliseManchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Sunday shows - Trump's Epstein conspiracy theory retweet grabs spotlight Sanders: Trump doesn't 'want to see somebody get shot' but 'creates the climate for it' MORE (R-La.), who is waiting in the wings should McCarthy stumble, have both been crisscrossing the country and raising boatloads of cash to help protect potentially endangered members.
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